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Written by popular author and .NET expert Jesse Liberty, this thoroughly updated tutorial for beginning to intermediate programmers covers the latest release of Microsoft's popular C# language (C# 3.0) and the newest .NET platform for developing Windows and web applications.
Our bestselling Programming C# 3.0, now in its fifth edition, is a world-class tutorial that goes well beyond the documentation otherwise available. Liberty doesn't just teach C#; he tells the complete story of the C# language and how it integrates with all of .NET programming, so that you can get started creating professional quality web and Windows applications.
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Jesse Liberty, "Silverlight Geek", is a Senior Program Manager for Microsoft. Even before joining Microsoft, Jesse was well known in the industry in part because of his many bestselling books, including O'Reilly Media's Programming .NET 3.5, Programming C# , Learning ASP.NET with AJAX and the soon to be published Programming Silverlight 4. Jesse has over two decades experience writing software, consulting and training, with stints as at AT&T as a Distinguished Software Engineer and at Citibank as a Vice President in the Information Division.
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The animal on the cover of Programming C# 3.0, Fifth Edition, is an African crowned crane. This tall, skinny bird wanders the marshes and grasslands of West and East Africa (the Western and Eastern African crowned cranes are known as Balearica pavonia pavonia and Balearica regulorum gibbericeps, respectively).
Adult birds stand about three feet tall and weigh six to nine pounds. Inside their long necks is a five-foot long windpipe-part of which is coiled inside their breastbone-giving voice to loud calls that can carry for miles. They live for about 22 years, spending most of their waking hours looking for the various plants, small animals, and insects they like to eat. (One crowned crane food-finding technique, perfected during the 38 to 54 million years these birds have existed, is to stamp their feet as they walk, flushing out tasty bugs.) They are the only type of crane to perch in trees, which they do at night when sleeping.Social and talkative, African crowned cranes group together in pairs or families, and the smaller groups band together in flocks of more than 100 birds. Their elaborate mating dance has served as a model for some of the dances of local people.
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Quite Badly Written
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I thought the book was very badly written and the examples weren't explained at all. For example method to insert a customer into a database is given and the explanation is something like "the customer is inserted by calling the method InsertCustomer". Having said that, the book is a good reference for a more experienced programmer.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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As a professional programmer, I found this reference to be excellent. In particular, the author points out in various places the relationship between code written in C# and in other .NET languages. This was useful since we have .NET code written over a few years which may or may not already be in C#. Having a "translation" state what was similar helped when we re-wrote some VB.NET code into C#. Also, even if you stick with another .NET language, any tricks or tips from this book should be possible to write in the other languages (it all compiles to roughly the same object code anyway). For programmers who are already programming in .NET, this book is great because it gets right into programming practical applications. For those new to programming, the book may seem complicated but the C# language itself is complicated if you do not have a strong computer science foundation. Still there are many examples in the book and the examples can be downloaded on-line as well.
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Is Good If You Have A Bit Of Knowledge In Other Languages, But Definitely Not For Beginners.
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I bought this book last October, but I didn't have the time to read it until two months ago. I started reading it, and since I have knowledge in C# and C++, I found this book very easy to read, but while I was on that, I saw the concepts that were impossible for me to understand back when I was learning C++.It seems that authors many times make the mistake of assuming that readers know some basic concepts about the book, but that's not really the case. I have been reading programming books for over 2 years now, and they always make the same mistake: They assume we have an idea of what a concept is, but in reality, we have no idea what they are talking about.In this book, it was not my case, because I had to pick the concepts when I was learning C++, but I was able to detect what tends to kill beginners when they are learning a new programming language. And those mistakes are not good; not only they induce the reader to read the book in a "jumping" motion, but at the end, the readers, specially the beginner, has to use external resources to understand the book completely. Not all the basics are always covered in a beginners book, or at least they do not appear where they should appear.When I say that the book induces the beginner to read the book in a "jumping", I mean the book says things like:This class lets you deal with arrays. Don't worry about arrays now, you will see them in chapter XAt first, that doesn't look like a problem at first. It becomes a problem when the Arrays are mentioned over and over again in that section, saying what the class can do with arrays and how. Without knowing what an array is, you can't understand what that part is saying, so you "jump" to chapter X of the book to read about Arrays. You read about it, find other weird terms you can't understand at first, so you keep jumping through some chapters, until you can finally jump back to the chapter you were reading. Reading like this is a problem. It is confusing, and beginners will find it difficult. I know I would if I still was one.A quick fix to this problem would be to give a basic explanation of the array (in this example, that is. This is just an example, the book doesn't do this with arrays, but it does with collections, indexers, interfaces, and others), and after the explanation of what an array is, just say that more details about them will be found in Chapter X. In that way the beginner reader will know what an array is, will be able to work with them, and understand what that section is about.Never the less, this book does an awesome job setting a hard base on the reader, specially when the reader is question is NOT a beginner. I now know C# thanks to this book, and I didn't have to do much (though, like always, I had to look for external resources to fully understand everything the book was saying). It has a deep coverage on LINQ, which is essential when dealing with Databases with C#.It has a lot of examples as well. The best way to learn by example, and Jesse Liberty did exactly that. He puts code, and then he explains the code in a clear manner. I can't remember examples that required "jumping" reader, so that is definitely a plus. It also does explain the concepts very well. While you have to jump to other sections to read them, at least the concepts are very well covered.I recommend this book to people who have a deep understanding on C++ at least, rather than to beginners. It reminded me about what I found hard when I was learning C++, and if it wasn't because my knowledge with C++, this book would have been the same case. If you' have knowledge on C++ (or even better, Java), then you will be able to pick this book without too much problem.
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Good, but not great
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As a PHP developer I was interested in learning something new and C# draw my attention. I already had some Java experience and am familiar with object oriented programming.The book starts off with the basics of programming, but goes through them really fast. If you are totally new to programming, I wouldn't recommend this book because in that case some of the basics of programming need more coverage as is given in this book. Altho, for me personally this wasn't a problem. I rather found it a pro instead of a con.The book has alot of code snippets in it which is great. In my opinion it is a great way to learn by example and have the examples explained. When you try to build something yourself, you can grab pieces of the code snippets as an example of how it should be done.The book covered the different subjects on a great pace. Not too over simplified but not too fast or too difficult either. You just have to take the time to read it, try it and get the feeling of how it should be done. One drawback on the book is the coverage on LINQ. The book discusses it, but for more indepth information about LINQ I had to find internet articles. On the other hand you can't expect everything from one book of course. But it went through some subjects really fast. If I wasn't very familiar with MySQL already I would have been lost.Overall I liked the book and am now able to use C#. Not to the level I want myself to be, but that will come in time.
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By A beginner programmer
This book is not very bad. I bought it specificially because I studied the book of J. Liberty: Learning C++ in 24 Hours.. Though it was very simple, it has helped me to study C++ again from more sophisticated book of Deitel..Before I study Liberty book first, I faced a big difficulty to begin studying C++ and it looked very sophisticated to me..C# is more sophisticated than C# where it is branched and has more code and wider various applications..it would be very hard to me to begin studying it from a sophisticated book from the first time.. I will begin from this book then I will transfer to more detailed book..
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Poor explanaition
I bought this book by reviewing the first few chapters and first thought it is a good book, but after getting into the later chapters realized it's a very poor written book. The write overdo explanation of the easy-to-understand material by when he got to the more difficult topics, he simply left them to the mercy of an example! Without any elaboration. I would not recommend this book to anybody. It simple one of the worst programming books I have read.
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Bronx Congressman Jose Serrano is fuming over the city's decision last month not to tear down the aging Sheridan Expressway and replace it with mixed-use development.
Serrano, a Democrat, helped get a $1.5 million federal grant for a years-long study that examined replacing the aging Bronx highway with housing and parks. The congressman said the city made a decision about the road that runs through the South Bronx before the study was completed.
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Tomas Rosicky believes he has found his ideal position in the Arsenal team - and that is why he has been in such scintillating form.
The 31-year-old has delivered a series of eye-catching displays in recent months and has been one of the driving forces in the Gunners' rise up the table.
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Those of you who follow this site regularly will know about my theory that Ancestry put the announcements up on their site a few hours before the link is 100% working. Well it has happened again, I have been busy on the Ancestry site and suddenly a Surrey Marriages button comes up.
So if you think you have ancestors who may have married in Surrey it would pay to take a look in a few hours time when it is up and running !
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Two University of St. Thomas students will attend the National Conference on Ethics in America, an annual event hosted by the United States Military Academy at West Point, from Oct. 14-18. Senior business major Michelle Jabbour and junior philosophy major Kelsey Boor will represent UST at the prestigious conference as the first students from St. Thomas to attend.
"It is an honor to represent St. Thomas at this Ethics Conference," Jabbour said. "This University has taught me that I can combine my faith and moral values to support my ethical decisions."
Each year, more than 180 students, representing more than 60 academic institutions from across the country, participate in the conference. They will be staying in cadet barracks, participating in their daily activities, including waking up at 5 a.m., and eating in the dining facilities.
The goal of NCEA is to challenge the participants to think critically about relevant topics and to facilitate a dialogue, laying the groundwork for participants to build on by continuing the discussion at their colleges and universities.
Boor, who wants to teach philosophy, said a liberal arts education encourages students to seek first causes and final ends while asking interesting and important questions.
"One of the many virtues of a liberal arts education is the ability it gives the student to think critically about a given idea and connect that idea to many others," Boor said. "The liberal arts education I have received at UST will enable me to employ these skills and many others as I engage in discussion and debate at the upcoming ethics conference."
Jabbour, who has worked as a student assistant with UST's Office of Institutional Advancement for three years, said she would like to be an event coordinator, and she expects to encounter ethical dilemmas.
"In the professional world, my ethical values will be constantly tested," Jabbour said. "With a solid moral foundation, I will be able to examine an ethical dilemma and consider all factors before making a decision that is supported by the values I have learned to cherish from this University."
University President Dr. Robert Ivany initiated the conversation to send student delegates to the conference. Michele Simms, director of the Center for Business Ethics, said she approached her colleagues in philosophy and business to nominate students. CBE coordinated this process, including nominations, and will continue these efforts for next year's conference.
Jabbour was nominated by Dr. Beena George, associate dean of assessment and undergraduate business programs, and Boor was nominated by Dr. Mary Catherine Sommers, director of the Center for Thomistic Studies.
Ivany, former assistant professor of history and football coach at the Military Academy at West Point, is enthusiastic and supportive of the students' upcoming experience.
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Re: 1982: Thriller
I like this version
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Tho, the shirt you have come up with here is spot on genius. gmv!
So, as soon as I saw the derby subject, I go to wikipedia. I check out 1987, and see that Andy Warhol died that year. I think to myself, a death themed warhol, that would be perfect. Then, much to my dismay, I remembered that I was born in 1986. Then I saw this, and was like, goddamn, that was my idea.
True story.
Re: 1985
How did PeeWee get into Excitebike? Gotta love it.
Re: 1985 - A Revolution in Gaming
yay ben64.
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Fable, so far I've bought all of your shirts, (without realizing they were all yours- Scurvy was my first shirt.woot) and this is clearly your best work yet. I love it.
I really like this shirt, but the roots at the top are kinda weird. It fits the topic perfectly, but it would just be a weird shirt to wear with those roots..
Hahahaha... I'll never forget
Re: 1986: The Legend Was Born
Best year ever by golly
Re: 1984: Robots in Disguise
This is a collaboration between me and jamescho84. He did the lines and came up with the idea, and I colored it.
Re: 1974 - year of the tiger
I think shirts like this already exist. Apparently on several colors.
PS - Yours is better.
Re: 1975
very cool, nice job
nulli wrote:Nixon was a rat. Really Jan. 12, 1913 makes him one.
I was going to say no, 1912 was the Year of the Rat, but we're talking lunar calendar here... ^_^;
daedalusknight wrote:This will likely be rejected for not being PG-13. Not my personal opinion, but Woot has always rejected pot leaf shirts in the past.
Most of which were this person's designs to begin with.
mia3mom wrote:1963, not 1965.
specifically November 22, 1963. My mom's 19th birthday.
there's now a "ride" in Dallas where you can go down the street in a vintage car and get shot at. The world is a scary place.
No way! unfrickingbelievable
Discobiscuits wrote:It's a parody. I used no actual text found on the gameboy, and the shape is altered to not look like the Game Boy 100%. Parody = OK
I know parody's okay. Still looks mighty close, but then again, I haven't gone and compared to anything, although there's a picture on the wikipedia page if I remember correctly.
jenny78 wrote:I really like the van, but the road looks like a big snake.
Snakes are long and winding...
It's too bad about the text thing. Having lived thru '68, this is one shirt I'd REALLY want. (You listening, Woot? Find a way to print it, please!)
Nice job zenwill. Now if you could fit in references to the Chicago convention, the soviet union invading czeckslovakia, LBJ dropping out of the presidency, ...
I had wondered about that upon looking at the thumbnail. I was sure it was just Cho's. Nice collaboration!
Re: 1984 - Year of the RaTerminator
This probably would have been far better had you designed it yourself rather than vector the picture - http://www.praeparate.com/bilder/galerie/bild10.jpg. The eye gets lost in such a flat piece anyway. You have 6 colors to work with and you seriously could have used them to your advantage and instead it just comes off very flat. And even though you attempted a shadow, that would never be seen on the shirt. It's too close to the shirt color for it to be noticeable.
Discobiscuits wrote:What shirt color is that...?
Navy, as listed on the entry page (pantone 532). I didn't get the color from the palette given on the artist template because it is not the color they print their shirts on.
mia3mom wrote:I know no one would ever resub a fogged entry, but I wish this had only one row of MJ. It's a great concept and a cool implementation, it just feels like too much of a good thing.
However, since it looks like I'm in the minority, ignore me. ;)
I kinda agree with you mia3mom. I like the idea of one or two rows of dancing digitized zombie michael jacksons. Still this shirt is pretty awesome. GMV.
and now dancing Philipino inmates
dancing Philipino inmates
JadenKale wrote:I had wondered about that upon looking at the thumbnail. I was sure it was just Cho's. Nice collaboration!
Re: 1988: Super Mario Bros. 3 Released In Japan Resub
I wouldn't say it exactly as the person above me stated, but it does seem a little off. I mean, I understand you had to make him different from the actual Mario, but 1, he's huge, and I don't think I would wear a mario-esc design quite that large, and 2, he just doesn't seem to grab my attention in a positive way. He grabs my attention, but I keep looking at him and am eternally confused by him. I'm sure some will be impressed by him but my own Mario nut of a husband looks at him with utter confusion.
Perhaps there could have been a way to capitalize on the actual character's heritage instead, rather than the fact he was created by the Japanese. Despite my aversion towards the Japanese-Mario, I DO believe you executed your actual design well. The details you did put into it are very well done. I do want to ask, was that the year of the tiger as well, since you used a tiger tail and ears instead of the traditional foxtail?
Wow! Two of my favorite things! AAARRRRG!!! eh heh heh!
superspryte wrote:I think shirts like this already exist. Apparently on several colors.
PS - Yours is better.
Wow, that site is awful. And thanks, mine is way better.
Re: 1979: Year of the HUNGRY Goat
Very nice!
daedalusknight wrote:This is indeed an awesome car... but I bet your sparkly, shining, winged car would look even greater in the same driveway as... the AWSOMEMOBILE!
I wouldn't let flying 1976 trans am anywhere near awesomemobile. They'd totally get in a fight... On second thought, that'd be pretty cool to watch.
I was wondering if someone was gonna do a space shuttle, but I believe it will get rejected for the text.
Re: 1988, The Human Genome Project
I know I tend to go on and on about color choices, but this is another one of those shirt designs where the colors chosen may look wonderful on the screen, but won't print well altogether. The darker brown will be too dark for the black and it will get lost in the shirt color. The same could be said had this been done on the brown shirt with black circles. The colors are just too close and therefore won't be as visually striking as it seems on the screen.
Apriori wrote:When it comes to derbies, non-wooters (who will be the ones seeing the shirt) aren't the ones who know the derby theme, so I'm always looking for derby submissions that are obvious enough that somebody else would get it, or random enough that it's just straight-up funny.
This is the latter.
I complee agreetly. *gives a nice 1981 thumbs up and wink*
Re: 1982
Is it just me, or does this guy look like he came from Doonesbury?
Re: 1977
isn't this a liscensed image?
Re: 1978
I so miss coin-op video games and arcades. If you do go to an arcade now, you're limited to either buttery croissant shooters that make you want to vomit or 6-year old racing games that cost a whole dollar to play. Thank the gods for MAME. (not to be confused for meme). GMV.
Re: 1985: flux capacitor 1.21
Netsu, good idea, but perhaps you'll go back and redo this with only 6 colors. You have 2 blues, 2 yellows, black brown and gray.
Graye wrote:It is a great shirt comp though, I like it ;) GMV
I just reread my wikipedia- you're right. It was a "submarine handler." Hopefully we're allowed some flexibility with our interpretation of the events, especially because nothing was mentioned about giant octopi either... Thanks for the vote, though!
mia3mom wrote:mia3mom wrote:1963, not 1965.
specifically November 22, 1963. My mom's 19th birthday.
there's now a "ride" in Dallas where you can go down the street in a vintage car and get shot at. The world is a scary place.
I wrote it with the word of my librarian. This was at her last visit a few years ago. We moved from Dallas 11 years ago, and it wasn't there then.
I'm not spending all evening googling, but here's an article about it. $25 to "ride the route of Kennedy's fateful motorcade". Appalled doesn't even cover how I feel about it.
I have lived in Dallas for more than 20 years and had never heard of this. I read your linked article and found it interesting. I did a little research myself and found this:
Dallas resident Paul Crute bought a 1960s Lincoln convertible in the late 1990s and launched the city's JFK Limo Tour.
For $25, tourists were picked up at Love Field airport and taken on John F Kennedy's cavalcade route down Lemmon Avenue before rounding the corner at Dealey Plaza.
From here, a tape of shots ringing out from the Texas School Book Depository was played and Crute would floor the accelerator to Parkland Hospital's emergency room before the announcement: 'It's official now. The president is dead.'
The tour was stopped in 2001 after a host of complaints.
The only "shots" were from a recording being played from speakers. Also note, the tour no longer exists.
gril0030 wrote:I'd hit that!
me or the shirt? *winces in fear of oncoming strike* Don't hit me! I'm weak!
rglee129 wrote:I just reread my wikipedia- you're right. It was a "submarine handler." Hopefully we're allowed some flexibility with our interpretation of the events, especially because nothing was mentioned about giant octopi either... Thanks for the vote, though!
Yeah, but you get 5 extra "cool" points for using lesser known facts from your birth year. I was gonna try and convince w00t that I was born in 1876 so that I could design a "Wild Bill gets shot" shirt.
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Hey guys I recently acquired a salamanderking RF servo but I have a couple of questions about it as I bought it secondhand and I'm pretty new to this. The control switches and board are already installed in the gauntlet.
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In the first decade of the new millennium, a great crisis of confidence shook the United States of America.
This crisis has cultural and international dimensions. The election of a supposedly "post-racial" black President was meant to achieve a level of racial harmony the public had wearily concluded it could not reach on its own.
We could see no remainder from the horrors of the civil-rights era, and public statements of prejudice against preferred minorities resulted in immediate exile from civic life… but the credentialed representatives of minority organizations assured us things were worse than ever. Lacking the cultural confidence to ignore these voices when they degenerated into meaningless blather, Americans outsourced the quest for racial enlightenment to a politician, who the media presented as a kind of messiah.
On the international front, the American public was told its strong resistance to terrorism had earned the sullen resentment of the Western world. Taking the United Nations seriously earned its contempt. Faced with the aggressive confidence of the expanding Islamic world, the West began negotiating the surrender of its ideals. The American people have been taught from an early age that freedom of speech is the most sacred principle of an advanced democracy… but they watched the institutions of Europe kneel fearfully before the threat of Islamic violence, and now their own "free" press has begun following suit. Self-censorship is presented with the queasy false bravado of children trying to justify surrender to the class bully as an act of heroism.
Last month, the cartoonist who kicked off "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" ceased to exist. The utter collapse of American confidence in the freedom of speech and religion was commemorated with a chilling five-word epitaph: "there is no more Molly." Instead of responding with outrage, the American media quietly went back to inventing elaborate artistic reasons for suppressing anything that might be upsetting to Muslims.
These cultural and international moments of doubt are symptoms of a more deeply rooted crisis of confidence.
America no longer believes in freedom.
We haven't lost every shred of that belief, but freedom is not nourished by qualified, tentative faith. The current ruling Party demands faith in the State, which necessarily comes at the expense of belief in ourselves. When we expect the State to provide our sustenance, using funds extracted from our neighbors by force, we have broken our communion with freedom.
We have been presented with a gigantic bill granting the State control over our health care. It was clumsily assembled, like a hostage note, using pieces torn from the Constitution. Its many unformed clauses and unexpected consequences make it an open-ended demand for control: the government will assume whatever powers it finds necessary to provide health care. The remarkable extension of waivers to select organizations, shielding them from the most destructive aspects of this legislation, makes it clear these will be arbitrary powers. The State will not allow itself to be bound by any commitments. ObamaCare is a demand, not a promise.
Accepting this health-care takeover is a concession that free people cannot provide such services to one another through commerce. A system that was already hobbled and distorted by government intervention is replaced by one that operates completely at the whim of the State. Health insurance used to be a rickety contraption of senseless regulations, constructed over a bottomless pit of liability, where vast schools of trial lawyers waited with mouths full of shark teeth. Insisting on a more free and flexible system would have been an expression of confidence in ourselves. Instead, we declared ourselves unfit to handle our health needs. We didn't even insist on reading the entire bill before it was fastened around our throats.
Socialism is a virus, quickly destroyed by the healthy immune system of a confident people. Americans have long forgotten the vital importance of capitalism as the material expression of freedom. Once they allowed themselves to believe meaningful freedom could exist in the absence of capitalism, they started down a road which led, inevitably, to renouncing their unqualified belief in freedom. Liberty exists now in the spaces government has not yet chosen to occupy.
The upcoming elections represent a final opportunity for America to recover its confidence. To allow the Democrats continued power in Congress, after the staggering incompetence of the past few years, would be a crippling blow to what remains of our esteem… a concession that, no matter how bumbling and corrupt these acolytes of the total State might be, their continued stewardship is preferable to managing our own affairs. They have made this clear through the narrative that voters are too stupid and cowardly to appreciate their wisdom. Anyone, in any state, who votes Democrat is accepting that narrative.
If you believe in yourself, you will command the government to respect your rights to your own property, and the wealth produced by your labor. If you believe in your family, you will not suffocate your children beneath the burden of financing your security. If you believe in your neighbors, you will seek prosperity in the free exchange of goods and services, instead of looking for subsistence in the promises of politicians. If you believe in America, you will look around and see the same land where your grandfathers worked miracles, and wrote legends. If you believe in capitalism, you will put your faith in a marketplace that works to win your business, rather than a government that commands your obedience. Growth and innovation cannot occur without risk, and only people who believe in the future take risks.
We must resolve the crisis of confidence, right now, or it will be the end of us. This Administration tells us that double-digit unemployment is now a permanent feature of American life, and our children will never experience the prosperity we enjoyed before the coming of Barack Obama. I don't believe them. I believe in you.
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I've been attracted to the Theravadan school for years. Yet to take the 3 refuges but hoping to by year end.
I'm sort of in-between countries now, sometimes in Singapore, sometimes in Hong Kong, sometimes Malaysia, and probably will be in the UK by Christmas.
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Re: Scoff. Cooler than you.
socially awk penguin? yeah ok real original.
walmazan wrote:This is so good Audrey! I hope it print!
Yay! Thank you Also, you are the first person ever to use my real name in the woot forums! I would send you a prize if I had one...I have some peanuts and beer here...hmmm.
Re: HipCat - Tribute2Banksy
Well my good man I believe you may have done it this time! We, Pat and I both love this one!
This is a great tribute to one of the best!
Re: See No Hipster, Hear No Hipster, Speak No Hipster
The absolute best part is the lack of obvious hand positions.
And the poo. Definitely the poo.
Re: Disadvintaged
That's a clever twist on the vinyl/bicycle hipster! Very nicely drawn too. Cool shirt.
Re: Stripes Are Sooooo OMGOMGOMGPONIESOMG PONIES!
this shirt should be rejected. copyright kevin crimi
Re: Dead Battery
Ha! Great drawing, coffeybean! The distressing is really effective too. ^__^
Thank-you colinvh, endangeredomega, j5, DJTweekNYC, missmelis, rasabi, megan1978, crankylefty, azumidoom!
I am happy that you like the design :D.
yeoldegnurd wrote:Looks too much like Joe Camel for my taste.
Apparently you didn't look at the actual Joe Camel parody sub before commenting here.
I'm meh on this theme at best. But this illo hits on all cylinders.
Re: Lemming Flavored
I can't believe this has less than 30 votes
Re: So Meta
I can't promise I would buy this. It's disturbing, in a way. But the sheer artistry gets my vote.
Re: Cool Blooded
Yay, reptiles with hair! GMV.
Haha I like this idea
chumpmagic wrote:lots of stuff
I'm not sure if my argument wasn't clear the first time because I think we are having two different conversations. I'll try to explain again what I was saying in the first place, because I'm not trying to fight with you here and understand your point.
This here is three photos taken directly from the comments of the shirt on three different monitors (borrowed a laptop from a friend to do this)- all were taken in the exact same lighting, same camera, no flash, no color modifications. All three of these are supposed to represent pantone colors. They are slightly blurry but it is extremely clear that each is very very different in color. Now tell me- which one is the accurate one? Which one represents how this shirt will print? Because if one of these two is the "correct" one, then one of these three people will see the shirt as it will print, and two others will see a "misleading" representation. Whether you choose pantone colors or not, monitor settings and calibration and screen type, as well as the backlighting, room lighting, etc. will all have an enormous impact on the way that a design is perceived. Therefore, pantone colors or not, the design will appear a little bit different from how it will print. It is not a matter of laziness- a conversion to pantone colors takes about four seconds to do in photoshop. I choose the colors I think look best for a design, and woot usually doesn't let me down when it comes to replicating what I was hoping to achieve. I have no problems using pantone colors in my submissions if woot makes a rule about it, but I don't see a reason to do so when the result is colors that look even less like what the finished product will be on my screen. I used to do the pantone conversions myself, but have found that woot does a better job than i do of adjusting for colors, and sometimes makes modifications that I would never have thought of that lead to great results that come as close to my original vision as possible.
tsherm73 wrote:buy it in a second....
Yeah ok real original.
(Note tsherm, I'm not dissing this design, +1 from me in fact, I'm just saying you're an a.ss)
I apologize, I'm not intentionally picking on you, Ramy.
Photoshop has a feature that picks the pantone color, it doesn't matter how it displays on your screen; I took your image, took it to photoshop, checked and it is not pantone.
Doubleclick the color, it takes you to the pantone libraries, select pantone solid coated, done. There is absolutely no reason why you shouldn't be submitting your designs NOT in pantone. There should be no reason why ANYONE (unless they're using MS paint) should not be submitting their designs in pantone so people can see the real design.
There should be a rule for pantone only colors imo if it's so common in derbies.
The other side of this argument is that no one should care what the image will look like on the shirt, and people are just voting on the idea since it's so vastly different on monitors, and that artists are only hurting themselves by attempting to make a more accurate representation, since pantone doesn't look as good on the screen and is harder to design for.
Either way, good luck in the derby and nothing bad was meant by these posts, just an observation.
MadamAtom wrote:Ack! This is both cute and pretty, but the backwards notes are making me twitch. Which, given the nature of this particular derby, may be intentional, but ... ack!
judging by the fact that one of them is actually correct, it seems that they are intentionally backwards... like a jumble. I understand your ACK though as I have a degree in composition lol.
Re: Merino
Awesome style and looks amazing on the tee!
Thanks. Glad you guys and gals like my little critters.
I was hoping to see something like this... Like the frozen penguin's shirt.
ramyb wrote:excuse
Obviously we don't see eye to eye, so lets just keep this simple...
You have admitted that you don't use Pantone Solid Coated colors. I am requesting that you used Pantone Solid Coated Swatches since those are the colors used for printing. Do it or don't do it...
Lets just leave it at that.
I feel like I don't own enough shirts featuring a shark wearing a shirt...
Re: Hipsterness
I like it. My nieces would love it, I'll probably buy a few if it prints for them.
Re: Couldn't Care Less Bear
Am I the only one who thinks it looks as if he has a hangover?
very clever
Re: The Sheepster
I liked this a lot when I saw it in the pre-thread. I hope more people notice it. It's quite clever.
Really like the detail of his chequered Vans (or as my mum calls them, "NASCAR-shoes")
helgram wrote:Thank-you colinvh, endangeredomega, j5, DJTweekNYC, missmelis, rasabi, megan1978, crankylefty, azumidoom!
I am happy that you like the design :D.
No problem. I keep coming back and discovering something new about this design. It's a shame it's not in the fog really. Though IMO I think it would look cooler printed MUCH larger on a shirt. Like past the Woot printing area. If you don't get an EC or double take print with this design I would suggest shopping it to a site that does oversized prints, like threadless or Designed by Humans. Or you could also print it and sell it yourself. Good luck!
JadenKale wrote:You've only been here since the beginning of this August. When you're here a bit longer, you'll see what all the controversy is about. Give it time. You'll ultimately form your own opinion, but endangeredomega is entitled to voice their opinion as well. That's why it's open thread for each tee.
But the hate and discontent aimed at Ramyb seems disproportionate to that aimed at other artists. Ramyb is a talented artists who gives the public what they want - the volume of ramys art that gets printed is evidence of that!
thedcontinuum wrote:Has there really ever been a resubbed shirt that got made?
Correct me if I'm wrong, since I'm somewhat of a newbie around here, but wasn't tjost's The Binge (one of the bestsellers here) a resub?
Absolutely HIP! lOVE THIS!!!
Re: Hipster Season
Really like your menagerie of characters. The drawing style and neutral colour scheme suit it well. The arbitrary background shape and fine texture don't add anything to the design for me, unless I'm missing a reference to something.
Re: Those wild and crazy hipsters
So much to look at lucky. You really have packed in a lot of colour, texture and a clever collection of characters. Sorry for the alliteration, it suited the image.
This is one of the only entries that's not just an animal dressed like a hipster. Congrats on being the cleverest GMV!
Re: Actually I'm More Of A Mollusk
Is this art you? It has the same moon a clouds.
Does anyone else feel like this might be treading on copyright infringement territory?
Re: right as rain
This is just in-general-lovely
8foot2 wrote:why isn't this in the fog? go hippo bikesters.
because it aims for an actually-amusing concept which understands hipsters slightly more than "lol they wear glasses," while also being creative enough that a hipster could laugh at themselves enough to wear it.
In pushing for a creative idea, roger has cut off his chances of getting printed. I'd rather mourn that than see him do what others do weekly for the sake of a win.
Re: Midnight Concert
I know why this isn't doing better, but as cynical and realistic and informed as I may be about the factors that are keeping it down, deep down I'll never fully understand why MJ's work doesn't at least fog more often.
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Arsenal in the Community's Freddie Hudson delivered a presentation at last week's 'After the Event' conference in Manchester, using his expertise and vast experience through Arsenal Positive Futures to talk about encouraging young people to participate in events. The conference aims to give its attendees a focused view on events of every nature — from the global to the local — presenting the most recent research on holding events, showcasing good practice and demonstrating techniques amongst other attributes.
Hudson has been working within Arsenal in the Community for over 20 years, a department which has continuously evolved over two decades. Hudson has managed a wide range of sport and education programmes for Arsenal in the Community but in recent years, his interest has been around using sport as a vehicle to engage and support young people that may not normally access mainstream provision.
The annual conference is run by Substance, an experienced social research company specialising in areas of sport, youth inclusion and community regeneration, all areas that make Freddie a very credible speaker at this two-day event. Held in Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, Freddie featured on the morning of July 16, the second day of the conference.
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i would like to have advices from you. i would like to know more about the life of Siddhata Gotama. Not an hagiography, but an historical book with an historical approach.
i ve already read Schumann's one. "il Buddha storico". it s the italian title, i don t know the translation from the german to english, cause the author is German and the title is in German language. maybe can translate it as " the historical Buddha"
i ve read also, Robinson and johnson "the buddhist religion"... Both texts very usefull!
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On my MLC jet pack where do I make the straps come out of the back for my BKBT harness? Do I cut holes for them, just put them out at the top of the "door"? Pics would help a ton. Thanks.
On my MLC jet pack where do I make the straps come out of the back for my BKBT harness? Do I cut holes for them, just put them out at the top of the "door"? Pics would help a ton. Thanks.
Cut the holes. Little slots work perfectly.
Where on the jet pack do you cut them? Should I do it in the little door on the back then glue the door shut?
No, get the 1" sticky back velcro for the door. Trim it to fit. cut the slots at least an inch or so above the door. If you cut them too close to the door opening, you weaken the support the pack gives to the straps.
That is where I cut them now but it makes the jet pack hang too low on my back.
Adjust the straps on the inside of the pack. I used pop rivets and washers to secure Brandy's. If you don't like it, cut the straps out of the inside and re-do it. Nylon webbing is cheap.
Actually pictures would be a huge help!
I liked SEEKERS harness but I am really interested to see the BKBT one.
Cut 2 horizontal "coin bank" slots about 1/2"-1" above the opening panel door. Insert BKBT's straps going into the slots & down inside the JP & looping it on the installed metal "u" bars. This method also makes your strap adjustable if you wanted to.
Even w/o a BKBT harness, you could even use a "camel back" hydration pack (backpack) & stuff it in the JP's interior, take out the straps & close the JP panel door using velcro. Not as nice as using BKBT's harness, but something to explore if you wanted to.
Anyway, check out some pics thru my on-line photo album:
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Slowmo said:
i talked to him a while ago, once hes done with the helmet then he will start up on the harness again, maybe.
I've gone through several design changes for harness systems; a soft back, a hard back, & a vest style. Each has it's own merits but each has it's shortcomings as well. I wanted to completely redsign my harness system before offering it to the board. Here are a couple that I have used.
I really like the first one that is cool.
Awesome designs Vince!
I still have one of your earlier prototypes and I like it Your new designs makes me wanna upgrade thou
Vince, how about sending pics of how you integrated your harness to the Jango Arena JP you got from me? I believe that both classic & arena JPs have similar backs.
I'm sure this would be helpfull to those who are setting up their JPs
Ok...I need to know if BKBT is going to have any of these ready before C3!
If so, I wish to be first on the sign up list!
that first one looks pretty nice. Let me know when you start offering them again as I really need something better than the belt and alice pack straps I'm using now. I'm liking the vest version a lot.
Mardon, I'll have to snap a couple of pics tomorrow. It is the same setup you use but I'll take some detail shots.
That sounds great Vince, I'm sure folks here would appreciate those.
I'd do it myself, but all my gear is with Austin being painted.
Mardon (MLC)
Wow! That vest design looks awesome!
Great looking harnesses! Are you selling? And how much?
This is absolutely kind of you to take the time in taking those pics as well as posting 'em - kudos buddy!
I'm sure this would help other folks in answering some of their questions in setting up their JPs
For mine, I did cut out the slits above the panel door so it wont interfere with the opening/closing of the rear panel (for whatever purpose it may serve) plus it also sits my classic JP a bit lower to conform better with my backplate.
I guess with having a Jango arena JP, it needs to sit a bit higher on your back as the arena is a bit shorter than a classic?
Nonetheless, since your harness straps are adjustable - one can easily tailor the ride height of their JPs conforming to their preference
Mardon (MLC)
I have the slits above the door on my classic JP & I found I have to crank the straps to their maximum for the JP to sit at the right height for Jango. I found that by lowering them & putting them in the door, I have more travel in the adjustment on my harness & fits better on my back. The trick is to have the buckle fastener just come out of the back plate so you can access it. On my classic, I have to put on the pack, then sinch up the harness straps & the buckle disappears into my back plate. A real pain in ***** to put on!
I would die for any of those harness systems, especially for the one with the hard back. Love it!


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AIM has some of the 16" m4 style barrels in melonite finish .
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