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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by BigB08822, Apr 21, 2011.
Discuss and vote after the show!
I'm watching for the first time all season and that woman who walked out with Randy and Steven can't possibly be the prettiest woman in America.
Oh good, we get to hear the singers that everyone voted they don't want to hear.
And here to prove that America made the right call...
If Pia hadn't gotten the boot, would we be hearing this?
Paul left his voice in the trailer.
I wish we weren't anyway. It was awful. I'm interested to see what she does on Dancing With the Stars next week.
Oh, good. The people we sent home are back.
No, Steven, that did not make me rethink my votes, because I never voted for any of them.
This is not adding a rock vibe to the song.
For Peter: Scotty doing "Swingin'" in a not very interesting way.
Swinging! That was Micah's favorite song when he was little. He and his dog would sit in the porch swing and he'd sing at the top of his lungs.
there was an awful lot of naima and that curly haired chick in that group mess
holy freakin poo, what is this song and why does scotty unhinge his neck like he has a pinched nerve all of the time? he's creepier than constantine ever was
OOOOH, judges offering actual critiques?
Randy calls him boring!
Go for it, JLo!
Who's creepier, Scotty or Jacob?
Oooh, the judges are being critical (although they are being really nice about it ).
James is doing Muse. Potential
The first ever what song from James?
James is going to spring some Muse on us! I hope it's Supermassive Black Hole. I love that song.
Shocked to see the judges actually give some criticism and some critiques, even Steven Tyler!
I thought Scotty sounded just fine but it was really boring and way too predictable.
there is a kitchiness about jacob that could be kind of funny in the right format like on the rupaul show
there is nothing fun or funny about scotty
Muse! I love everything they do so I hope James does them proud.
I would agree. Good vocal as always, but I think he needs to start taking some chances!
I didn't care for Scotty at all, but I rarely do. I'm excited about Jame doing Muse.
James gets the huge production, again. Why isn't anyone else taking advantage of this? I wonder if James is asking for all of this or if he is being offered and having it suggested to him...which would reek of favoritism but that never happens on this show, right?
That being said, this is quite boring and he is absolutely screaming...
Maybe that would work better in an arena...
James knows how to put on a show.
I like it when he sings in a lower register; his voice is much richer.
Yeah, that rocked.
Did someone say "modern arrangement?" This is incredibly 80's (not that that's a bad thing.)
Shut up, Jennifer.
His voice sounded bad.
I loved that performance!
Oh, Peter, it was "Uprising." I enjoyed it.
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by muffinbiscuit, Dec 4, 2010.
Is he competing at Nationals this year?
Yes, it will be his Senior debut.
Here's a thread with links to some articles on Miner from September (after he competed at the Middle Atlantics club competition in NYC): http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?t=74972
ETA: Link to the current top scores of all the U.S. Senior Men who are known to be competing at 2011 Nationals.
Did he have a bye through Easterns?
He competed on the GP, so he has a bye through to Nationals.
He was 7th at CoC and 9th at NHK.
More specifically, the dates of NHK Trophy gave Miner a bye through New England Regionals and Cup of China gave him a bye through Eastern Sectionals.
So, bumping this thread up... it turned out to be quite a senior debut for Ross Miner!
Post-Nationals article published today: Miner takes major step with bronze medal
Another of "my" SCoB kids! (Hey, I fed them all for a year...) I am thrilled beyond words for Ross!
"...tennis is his second passion after skating..."
Atta boy, Ross! I knew I was gonna like this kid.....
Terrific debut for Ross. Here's hoping he repeats at Worlds.
Ross and his dad usually are at Liberty. Very nice people.
The Casablanca program has come a huge long way since Liberty. We absolutely loved it at Nationals-the pattern of the program on the ice is particularly pleasing, something that shows up best several rows up.
And the effortless glide and speed, particularly in the spread eagle sequence up and down the ice, ending in a 3/2/2, was particularly great live. And I've got to say, I really enjoyed the waltz circular step that he began with, too.
I was not as crazy about his sp, Partkiki by Piazzolla, billed as a Salsa Medley. However I did like the flying upright spin, as something a bit different, and I do like his spread eagles, and the height of his jumps these days. He could use a more Salsa-esque costume, I think, too.
Plus he's a nice kid.
Ice Network has a nice interview with him, where he says he felt he squandered his Grand Prix opportunities, came back from China and sat down with his coaches, and completed changed his training regimen.
It shows.
It's the article link I posted earlier: Miner takes major step with bronze medal
Go Ross! I admit I was not much of a fan of his over the last few years, found him rather stale- but I really felt a huge improvement from him at Nationals. I'm not sure exactly what changed but I really like what I see from him now. It's really nice to see the progression of guys like Dornbush, Miner, and Mahbanoozadeh from fairly boring but solid juniors to quite exciting senior men! Congrats to these guys and their coaches on their tremendous improvements!!!
BTW, if you actually look at the fields Ross was skating against at his GP events, I thought he did fairly well for a debut season. Of course he could have placed a couple spots higher, and I'm confident he will manage to do so next season, but he shouldn't feel too badly about how he did.
If Nationals is to be taken seriously by the competitors and the public as the ultimate showdown competition, the placements here should determine the world team. Skaters talking about "peaking at worlds" should save this talk for AFTER they compete at nationals and earn their spot. Ross earned it fair and square. This doom and gloom talk helps no one, least of all figure skating as a sport. I look forward to seeing Ross compete for the US at Worlds.
yep ross earned the spot fair and square ... i like his clean style of skating. he really put in everything but the kitchensink last week. off you go to tokyo my friend!
Ross's LP was much better than his SP. I wish he and his team would re-choreograph the SP to put more Oomphs into it.
I think the heavy forward lurch Ross does before his 3A gives that jump somewhat of an unstable feeling for me. I wonder if Mitchell and Johanssen have trouble teaching 3A, because their former student Steven Carrierre also had a weird entrance into his 3A.
Previous to Nationals, Ross's 3A wasn't as high, and tended to finish low. So he has obviously been working on it, because it went sky high at Nationals. However, you're right, and some more work to smooth it out is in order.
And I agree that his SP needs something. For one thing he needs a costume that says "Salsa Medley" rather than "Zorro".
And something else for the LP, too, but obviously he can't wear a fedora and a trench coat.
maybe the dinner jacket and black bowtie look with the black pants from the bar scene where Sam is playing "As Time Goes By"?
I would swear Ross used to have a show program to Casablanca, and wore something more akin to a dinner jacket for it. This was a few years ago, though, so it's been a while and I might be misremembering the costume.
Casablanca (with the dinner jacket style costume) was his 2007 novice free skate.
BTW, I love the way he skated up and threw snow from his skates into the camera and followed it up with a Mr. Frack cantilever in the Gala. (Skating to Born to Run by The Boss)
If a field goal kicker misses a field goal or two in a crucial playoff game, is he going to lose his spot to a talented but unseasoned second-string kicker for the most important game of all, the Superbowl? This is probably a silly analogy, but my point is that considering a skater's recent international results in picking the World team is smart thinking, not "unfair". In gymnastics, the World/Olympic team selections are based on several recent results, rather than one competition. Are they being "unfair", or are they just trying their best to send the team that has the greatest potential to do well?
I really liked Ross's LP in Greensboro, and I think he had a decent showing in his GP debut. I, personally, would have named Abbott to the team, and therefore, I hope nobody gets on Miner's case (or Dornbush's) if the US men cannot retain 3 spots. For someone like Ross, it's a huge success just to even be there. A decent finish would be a bonus for him.
I think the responsibility of getting the US 3 spots for 2012 should rest mostly on the shoulders of the National champion and the 2nd place finisher. The 3rd person on a World team is almost an afterthought.
As the article says, "For Kickers, Tenuous Job Security Is the Norm".
And skating is an individual sport, in any case.
Boston Globe article today:
Nice article
Using your analogy, if the kicker misses field goals and costs his team the game, he wouldn't be going to the Super Bowl. The 'kicker' needs to either deliver the goods or go home and watch the game on tv.
tell that to Shizuka Arakawa and Sarah Hughes...
If said "seasoned" kicker messed up in the three Superbowls in a row, and had a history of inconsistency, said kicker would have been long gone.
Jeremy Abbott is a fabulous skater, but the guy is completely unreliable competitor. You want to mention gymnastics, I"d point out to you that Marta would have been through with Jeremy years ago. The fact that this is an individual sport is the reason Jeremy has gotten the chances he has.
Reputation has a lot to do with PCS and skaters like Dornbush, Miner are never going to get good PCS if they are never given a chance to compete at the big international events. At this point the USFSA is pretty much just trying to figure out which of their youngsters to start investing/supporting. And part of figuring out who to invest/support is also seeing who you can rely on to deliver in competitions.
Thanks for the article link. I was impressed with Ross as a junior and hope he has great success as a senior. Show 'em, Ross!
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by BillLaimbeer, Jun 28, 2013.
Pope woke up as well as Mitchell. Looks like everyone came alive once Drummond sat down.
I cannot get enough of Sheed sitting on the bench coaching these guys.
I love every minute of it. I saw him do it on the court, now he does it while sitting on the bench.
KCP is 8 of 10 at the line. Once he attacked the basket a few times and got to the FT line, then the jumper went in.
Nice effort this quarter to come back to tie the game.....we gotta keep Siva on the A team just to feed the lob to Dre....especially when Bynum decides to take all of the shots
Siva with 9 dimes and 7 steals, I don't care if he's not a great shooter
Siva just got hurt, limped off
I like how they just roll him off the court and continue the game.
Nice pass by Drum
Need a hoop here to keep the Heat out of the finals......
Looks like ankle trouble for Siva
Mitchell. Feeding off Drummonds energy.
Mitchell with a nice putback to put Pistons back on top by 1 with 1.7 sec left
"Putback" is kind of a wimpy way of describing that play. That dunk was awesome. Great athletic play. Pistons win. Pistons win. Pistons win.
First more or less exciting game for Pistons
Mitchell scores the winning hoop on a put back slam and the Pistons knock the Heat out of the Orlando SL finals......It will be the Rockets and Thunder final.... Drummond looked fantastic out there today. Pope came on in the second half and Siva gave a stellar effort, but looks like he rolled an ankle in the end of the game that appears to be serious.
After looking at the replay...it actually was a shot that was falling short and he grabbed it in mid air for the dunk. We got a winner in him.
Siva with near triple double 9 pts 9 ast 7 stl
Cut him! (jus kiddin)
Drummond with 23 points, 18 rebounds, 2 blocks, 2 steals, 1 assist in 32 minutes. Drummond shot 11 for 23. Most shots he took in a game last year was 15.
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I have recently become interested in the Potters choice glazes, and I am curious which ones look and fire the best.
This is quite difficult to answer, I use some PC glazes and have followed various topics on this board regarding them, it does seem that a glaze which works for one person doesn't perform the same for another.
A couple of people have mentioned struggling with the Blue Rutile - I find it hard to get it wrong.
Ancient Jasper has a couple of topics dedicated to it with some valuable input on how to use it by the guy who created it, I haven't made Ancient Jasper work perfectly yet (acceptable, but not great) but my kiln is old and takes too long in the latter stages to reach temperature (see instructions mentioned earlier).
link to AJ topic >>> http://ceramicartsda...__fromsearch__1
Most of the PC glazes I've used appear to be easy to apply and fire pretty much as they should, the only one I've used which I don't yet like is the Shino - I still haven't figured out how to apply two irregular coats.
I've not come up with any stunning combos myself yet and can only really suggest you have a play around; check out which of the glazes are opaque and which are more translucent and which ones will float and give some interaction - the info is on Amaco's website.
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I like Iron Lustre, which does well on its own but also excels over some other glazes, like Deep Firebrick, as in the pic (glazes were poured on bisqued ware, fired ^5 with 15 min hold, electric Skutt kiln).
Thanks for the pic. Great looking mug, and I like the combination.
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of all the AC I see on a daily basis, only one has the engines tilted down, the MD series. If anyone knows as to why, I'd like to know as this is a curious design. I'll have to check on the 95's and the 717's as I don't think these AC with the larger BR700 engines have this like the older AC with the JTD's.
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OK so can u guys help me compare/contrast
A Tale of Two Cities to A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.. like compare characters,plot,theme,or writing style..
What have you started with so far?
Whenever you are writing a comparison/contrast paper (paragraph, essay, research paper), you need to plan it out very carefully on paper first.
Try this:
1. Write all the information about one of your topics on one page.
2. Write all the information about the other topic on another page.
3. Then put them together in this order:
1. Intro
2. All about topic A
~~~2A. detail 1
~~~2B. detail 2
~~~2C. detail 3
~~~2D. detail 4
~~~2E. detail 5
3. All about topic B
~~~3A. detail 1
~~~3B. detail 2
~~~3C. detail 3
~~~3D. detail 4
~~~3E. detail 5
4. Concl.
The number of details for each topic will vary depending on your main points. I would include comparisons (how they are similar) in the introduction and conclusion, but sections 2 and 3 and all those details will be stating and explaining how they are different.
There are two recognized patterns for writing comparison/contrast papers. One is casually referred to as "zig-zag," but can be very confusing for the reader if you don't use transitions effectively. The other is topic-by-topic (which is what I've outlined above) and is much easier for the reader to follow.
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Where can we find barrel blanks for this???? I cant seem to find anything. What twist rate?
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Where can we find barrel blanks for this???? I cant seem to find anything. What twist rate?
Well HC wants the cartridge dimensions to be in our hands ASAP so that the cartridge can be further explored. I hope more people can make this one. There seems to be quite a few that "reinvent" the .35 x 39 and I think there is more potential there.
I'll be posting the measurements as soon as I can get my yard work finished up and spend some quality time with the calipers.
To be sure, it is a 9.3mm round. I don't know what the twist is, nor do I know what is available in the 9.3 size (aka .366") - may only be one twist available.
Dude, you instantly became a god in my book. I looked all over the places in Asscrackistan for one of those when I was there. And if I had known about the keychains I could have picked you up one. Recently took a vacation to Russia. When you get the skinny on that bad boy, let us know.
I'm not a god! Just a man. With connections. :)
I don't want to put anyone in an awkward position, so if they can speak up, I'm sure they will.
I haven't had time to sit down and measure it. I will try to do that this weekend. Just been too busy with other things right now.
member from another board turned me on to this thread...glad he did. :)
I was thinking that the bullet diameter would be able to be duplicated by standard 357-358 dia bullets. Now I see I am wrong and its a 9.3mm/366 dia...no problem.
BUT...with a quick search it would seem that Lilja is the only carrier of that particular caliber barrel and in a 1-12 twist only.
I was thinking more along the lines of using a beater bolt rifle and making it a single shot. Install with a 25-26" barrel and doses of Trailboss or unique and cast bullet loads to make it kinda quiet. Perhaps a tax stamp and a can later.
BUT...and AK in this caliber would be REALLY nice. :) make sure there is a brass catcher feature though!
Welcome, db_tanker!
Thanks guys for the offers. I will let you know what I work out. My source may have some more samples coming to me in a few weeks, and if they do then that will certainly help my measurements. I will say this, that the original draft measurements I made using Visio (based on the 9mm vs. 9.3mm) were *very* close to what I measured on this cartridge - some were actually spot-on! :)
The whole reason I'm trying to make this as close to the real thing as possible is that if ever the ammo becomes available, we could actually use it in the guns. I remember a gunsmith posting a long time ago that they asked about importing a container of it, but the minimum amount to import was pretty cost-prohibitive. So who knows, maybe in the next few years the Russian vendors will realize they can make more money off of us and offer it to us in smaller quantities! "Here's hoping" LOL
Once I get a chamber reamer made, the first thing I will do is fireform some of the brass I have. That will help me determine if we can "simply" fireform, or if a different source of brass is required. I'm a little concerned that the neck won't be long enough from a fireformed 7.62x39 round due to the expansion, but this fear may be unsubstantiated. We'll see!
I feel that I'm honestly going to be able to have something around the first of the year - I will need a few things to work out for me on the home front and if/when they do then I'll have some more time to devote to this. Real Life keeps getting in the way! :)
Any update? :D
No, US_D, no updates at this time. I have been so busy with the commute to DC, that I'm just out of steam by the end of the day. Weekends have been busy due to a party my wife threw this weekend, so with any luck, I am off the hook for a few weeks... I doubt it however :)
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Ohh wow...that's something to look forward to.
KIDA26 wrote:Edit: Just noticed the name of the shirt (/facepalm).. so my first point was invalid (omitted)... but the rest of my statement stands.
Are there really that many people out there that will see this shirt and instantly "get it"? I doubt it. I also seriously doubt everyone that has voted for this shirt knew that it is supposed to be a homage to the bird's mating ritual. I was never rude about the shirt. All I said was that I don't get it, and I don't think it's that wearable. But then again, I didn't think the Cats with Weapons shirt from the Mystery Derby was that wearable either, and then I saw a girl wearing it two nights ago and it looked pretty good. It doesn't change the fact that I wouldn't wear it. Different strokes for different folks. Honestly, there are only two shirts in this Derby that I would wear. Does that mean the other shirts suck? No. It just means I don't find them funny, or it's not a style that I would wear, or that I don't get it. I was never rude like you are being with your insinuation that I am lazy or uneducated because I didn't automatically feel the need to go google search "Blue Footed Boobie Mating Rituals". The fact of the matter is, that this shirt has been in the fog every time I have checked the top vote getters. That is where that last item came from. Now get the eff off my back.
I think you took that wayyyyyy too personally. It wasn't aimed at you.
Re: I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
For some odd reason, this guy reminds me of one of the guys from Lord of the Rings (Boromir in particular). But the wings look more steampunk than Lord of the Rings. GMV, and I might buy it.
Re: BearBQ
I'm really sad this didn't make it to the fog, so I hope Woot picks it as a Editor's Choice instead. Its really a great design & it deserves to be printed.
This has to win this time. I need this shirt.
Re: Taj Mahal
really beautiful--i look awful in yellow, and i'd still be in for at least one. strong work!
kinzoku wrote:I wonder what this would look like with metallic ink.
It would look friggin' awesome.
It's still pretty awesome, sans metallic ink, of course.
sugareeali wrote:I think you took that wayyyyyy too personally. It wasn't aimed at you.
No worries! We've resolved our misunderstandings.
Re: Cthulhu BBQ
Ah... this one.. still makes me smile!
Speaking of...not too long ago I saw a large figurine of Cthulhu in a video game maker friend's office and thought of this shirt. (Side note: They were the creators of the video game Beat.Trip.Beat, which is a cool game on wii ware if you like music games!).
jmmbell1987 wrote:Seriously? That's leagues from "just like".
Shredder! I want my new body!!!
kyougoh wrote:I've been buying stuff from here a while now, and this is by far one of the best pieces of art I've seen on this site.
It is *criminal* that this may not fog despite two chances. The majority of Woot voters don't deserve a shirt this good. Drakxxx, you're way too good for their pathetic tastes. You're the King Crimson to the Nsync of ramykyoku.
I'll be livid if this doesn't print, and may just stop buying shirts from here altogether. I know my action makes no difference to the bottom line, but I'm sick of seeing good artwork lose to pandering scaffolding.
I completely agree with you on this!!!! This is absolutly amazing and NEEDS to print!
KIDA26 wrote:I still don't get this shirt. I couldn't imagine wearing this.
i guess you just have to have a scientist's mind.. cause it totally makes sense. (and i will be really upset if this does not print.. that will be twice now that it should have printed...
Re: Orbital Rendezvous
HOOOLY scaffolding I MUST HAVE THIS
I have that stamp set from space-race days where one half is apollo and the other half is soyuz and an astronaut is holding hands w/ a cosmonaut.
re: whats under the bed?
I love this one...I really hope it gets printed this weekend!
Re: Steamworks Operatica V.2
I can't take the drama any longer. I've never seen so much action in the fog. It's in, it's out. Now something else is out, now it's in again...
Checking the derby page every other hour probably doesn't help.
Re: Birdplanes!
I love this. Let us know if it prints elsewhere, k?
I've seen a similar design elsewhere
Re: Pressure Points (resub on Navy)
The narwhal with the sad face makes me laugh every time.
I'd absolutely love one of these. <3
Re: Blue-Footed Booby Dance of Seduction
This reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes
bellarific wrote:Why, it's the mating dance of the Blue-footed bubi! His dancing looks awkward and ridiculous because "bubi" means "stupid fellow" in Spanish! Hooray!
i did not know that ment "stupid fellow" in spanish
Re: Call me, Ishmael
I am still floored that this is not in the fog. If nothing else, it's the best conversation-starting shirt I think I've ever seen in a derby!
elviswind wrote:I completely enjoy your comments . . . every time I come across one, I roll my eyes so far back into my head that I can see my brain . . . it's always a trip! :D
must... not... make... obvious... comment...
Re: Air
Yes, I am a hardcore diehard Edgar groupie. I want to own every Edgar that is printed. I check every derby hoping to get another Edgar. It looks like it won't happen for this week... again.
Bink--shut up. You spent a lot of time in this thread showing your butt and it is time to move on.
Re: Grace
Love this shirt...wonderfully unique!
Re: increased pressure
I agree with all the above comments about wanting this shirt really bad.
LOVE this shirt! If the shirt doesn't make it on the derby vote, will you be selling it somewhere else?
Let me know and I will definitely BUY it.
My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Re: Electric Bill and the Charges
LOVE this shirt! If the shirt doesn't make it on the derby vote, will you be selling it somewhere else?
Let me know and I will definitely BUY it.
My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
JustJiggles wrote:Greatest shirt ever! If it doesn't print (and it doesn't look like it will), please have this done somewhere else.
Yes. Please please please have this printed elsewhere if it doesn't get printed here. My wife would kill for this shirt.
Re: Whats under the bed?
Oh darn and here I thought I was going to be able to resist all the derby finalists...
This shirt is simply awe-inspiring. The level of detail and the choices of color make this a simply jaw-dropping design. It doesn't have some snide pop-culture reference or light-hearted ironic message, but it doesn't need it--it's stunning regardless. GMV, and hope that, despite the haters, I'll be wearing it soon.
Re: Some BBQ
This one i will buy
When this is released on a different T-shirt site I will be buying it for sure.
grahamcrackercoyote wrote: It'll also give me an excuse to use the word BOOBIE in class.
This is the best reasoning I have heard so far. :D
Oh man...I hope this gets chosen...so I can wear it to the vegetarian festival and have lettuce thrown at me. XD
Re: Red Giant, White Dwarf.
It's a shame this didn't fog. I hope you get an EC out of the deal. I'll buy if it prints.
Please oh pleases get an EC! Do Want!
Aaaaand that's all she wrote.
Fingers crossed for an EC, for this or "Air".
noisdois wrote:Thanks! I'm glad you like it on the orange, it was the only color I thought it looked good on too
Cthulu? Is that you?
Another disappointing derby for Edgar fans.
SIGH! It fell out of the fog...
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 353, December 01, 2006
- Storage Upgrades
- Environment Modules Available on iceberg and iceflyer
- Deleting Files from Fortran
- Quick Tip
Storage Upgrades
On December 15th and 16th, ARSC will be performing several significant long-term storage infrastructure upgrades. During this upgrade, the StorageTek Powderhorn tape silos which have been in operation since the mid-1990's will be retired and replaced with a StorageTek SL8500 tape silo. The SL8500 silo will have a number of improvements over the older Powderhorn silos including:
- multiple robotic arms for tape retrieval providing improved performance.
- redundant robotics for improved reliability.
- increased storage capacity through the use of T10000 (500GB) and T9940 (200GB) tapes.
- more cost effective expansion options for the tape library.
While the silo transition is occuring, both seawolf and nanook will be undergoing IO boat upgrades. The new IO boats include PCI-X bus slots which will allow both systems to use higher bandwidth fibre channel adapters to improve data transfer rates.
These upgrades are the first of several upgrades to long term storage infrastructure planned over the next few months. Watch for additional information in the HPC Users Newsletter as those upgrades get nearer.
Environment Modules Available on iceberg and iceflyer
The module command is now available on iceberg and iceflyer. As we've mentioned in the past (see > issue 342 ) the module command is a great way to handle multiple versions of software. It's also a convenient way to document environment variables that are required for a package.
The use of modules on iceberg and iceflyer is completely optional, however if you would like to use new packages before they are installed for general use, you may want to try out modules. Also if you use a package like ncl or ferret that requires that a number of environment variables be set, you may want to use the module so you don't have to figure out how to set up the package.
To use modules you first source the appropriate init file for your shell.
csh and tcsh users:
source /usr/local/pkg/modules/init/ <shell>
e.g. for tcsh:
source /usr/local/pkg/modules/init/tcsh
sh, ksh and bash users:
. /usr/local/pkg/modules/init/ <shell>
e.g. for ksh:
. /usr/local/pkg/modules/init/ksh
If you intend to use modules each time you login, you can also add the init command above to your .login (for csh and tcsh) or your .profile (for sh, ksh and bash).
Once the init file has been sourced you will be able to use modules.
e.g. iceberg2 1% module avail ... ... ------------------------ /usr/local/pkg/modulefiles/ --------------- SciPy gnuplot-4.0.0 ncl-4.2.0.a030_64 numpy-0.9.8 ferret idl ncl-4.2.0.a033_64 python-2.4.3 ferret-5.41b idl-6.2 ncview-1.92e tau gnuplot ncl ncview-1.93b tau_64
Assuming you have sourced the init file and loaded the module(s) you need, the environment variables set by the module(s) can be copied into a batch job, by including the "environment = COPY_ALL" option within your loadleveler script.
# @ environment = COPY_ALL
Modules can also set aliases. If you are using such a module, you will need to source the init file and load the module from within the loadleveler script itself.
#!/bin/bash # @ output = $(executable).$(jobid).eo # @ error = $(executable).$(jobid).eo # ... # ... # @ queue # If a module uses aliases you will need to source the init file # from within the loadleveler script. # Be sure to use the init file for the shell used in the script. # Here the script has /bin/bash specified on the first line. . /usr/local/pkg/modules/init/bash module load module-using-aliases
If you have questions about using modules on iceberg or iceflyer, contact the ARSC Help Desk (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Deleting Files from Fortran
There are a few ways to delete files from within a Fortran program.
Open the file with "
While you can't assign it a specific name, if a file is opened with "
status=scratch" it will be automatically deleted when closed.
open (29, form='unformatted', status='scratch') ... close (29)
Use "
It always strikes me as bad form to do something that can be done within the constructs of a language, but you can issue shell commands, including "
rm", using the intrinsic function, "
character(len=64) :: cmd, filename logical :: filefound ... inquire (file=filename, exist=filefound) if (filefound) then write (cmd, '("/bin/rm ", A)' ) trim (filename) call system (cmd) endif
Close the file with "
When a file is closed with "
status=delete", the file will be removed as soon as the close operation is performed.
character(len=64) :: cmd, filename ... open (29, file=filename, form='unformatted') ... close (29, status='delete')
Quick-Tip Q & A
A:[[ I really like command completion in bash and tcsh. Is there a [[ way to get the shell to do command completion for hostnames? It [[ would be nice not to have to type the whole hostname when I ssh [[ to another machine. E.g., I'd like: [[ [[ ssh iceb[TAB] [[ [[ To be expanded to: [[ [[ ssh iceberg.arsc.edu [[ [[ Yes, I am really this lazy. [[ # # Thanks to Martin Luthi for this response # Even easier to use are aliases for every machine you log in frequently. You can give all arguments (different usernames or additional flags), and get tab completion like for any other command. [in .bashrc if you use bash] alias iceberg='ssh -X -l luthi iceberg.arsc.edu' [in .cshrc if you use csh or tcsh] alias iceberg "ssh -X -l luthi iceberg.arsc.edu" I usually have a file named .alias that gets imported from .bashrc which also contains aliases for the directories I frequently change to, like alias cdpj='cd ~/projects/jako' and also for documentation I frequently need to access alias doc_numpy='zxpdf /home/tinu/doc/numpybook.pdf.gz &' Quite convenient if you do everything from the command line.. # # And thanks to Greg Newby for another alias-based solution. # If you're as lazy as I am, why not just create an alias for your common hosts. Syntax is different for bash vs. tcsh. For csh/tcsh, put this in your .cshrc or similar: alias iceberg 'ssh iceberg.arsc.edu' For bash & variants, the syntax requires an equals sign: alias iceberg='ssh iceberg.arsc.edu' You could add arguments too. Of course, if you're as lazy as me, you'll make much shorter aliases (just watch out for aliases that might mask legitimate system commands): alias i 'ssh iceberg.arsc.edu' alias ix 'ssh -X iceberg.arsc.edu' # # Lorin Hochstein shared this solution using ssh config file # options. # It doesn't use tab-completion, but you can get the same effect by creating a file called "config" in your ~/.ssh directory. This allows you to define ssh aliases. Just create the file and add the following lines: Host iceb HostName iceberg.arsc.edu At the shell, you can now just type: ssh iceb and it will have the desired effect. You can also use this if your username is different on the remote machine, as follows: Host iceb HostName iceberg.arsc.edu User mylogin Now "ssh iceb" is an alias to "ssh firstname.lastname@example.com. Doing "man ssh_config" will tell you about all of the other options available. # # Rich Griswold shared this solution for the zsh shell. # In ZSH, you can use the compctl command with a hosts list: hosts=(google.com iceberg.arsc.edu foo.bar.net localhost.localdomain) compctl -k hosts ssh telnet rlogin finger rsh ftp ncftp ping traceroute # # Editors Note: for more information on the compctl command in ZSH see # "man zshcompctl" # # # Thanks to Jeremiah Dabney for this solution using the complete # command in tcsh. # The ssh command saves all hosts that have been accessed in your ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. In tcsh this can be parsed and saved into the hosts variable like this. set hosts=`cat .ssh/known_hosts sed -e 's/,/ /' awk '{print $1}'` Then setting up tcsh command completion to use that list when using ssh, slogin, sftp, and kftp, you would using the following completion command. complete {ssh,slogin,sftp,kftp} 'p/1/$hosts/' Other applications can be added that also need hostname completion by added it along with a comma before the ssh. So adding krlogin would look like this. complete {krlogin,ssh,slogin,sftp,kftp} 'p/1/$hosts/' # # Here's a solution from the editors using the 'complete' command which # is built into bash. # Bash has a built-in command called "complete" which lets you specify what options to use with a command for command completion. The "-W" flag for complete lets you specify a valid "word list" for a command, in the case of ssh the word list is hostnames. Here's a simple example which will expand the hostnames iceberg, iceflyer or seawolf. % complete -W "iceflyer.arsc.edu iceberg.arsc.edu seawolf.arsc.edu" ssh In the case of ssh, you can use the ~/.ssh/known_hosts files to get the names of the systems that you regularly access to build the word list. Here's one way to do that: e.g. % complete -W "$(cat ~/.ssh/known_hosts tr , ' ' cut -d ' ' -f 1 tr '\n' ' ')" ssh Q: When writing "for" loops in ksh, I really hate typing a sequence of numbers in. e.g. for num in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12; do # do something with $num done Is there a way to specify a range of values to iterate through in ksh? In C it's so easy. e.g. for(ii=1;ii<=12;++ii) { /* do something */ } There's got to be a better way to do this!
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CEDAR CITY, Utah - Jan. 22 - SUU thrower Kayla Kovar earned her second consecutive Big Sky Athlete of the Week award after recording top-three finishes in both the shot put and weight throw at New Mexico's Cherry & Silver Invitational last weekend. Kovar had already met the Big Sky qualifying standards in both events during the previous indoor meet, NAU's Lumberjack Team Challenge, on Jan. 12.
Kovar leads the conference in the shot put with a season-best mark of 50-3.25, a second-place finish at the New Mexico meet, standing over three feet beyond the second-place conference mark of 46-10, thrown by NAU's Jessica Bush. A third-place weight throw mark of 57-9.75 at the Cherry & Silver Invite places her second in the conference behind NAU's Lauren Stuart (58-1.25).
The junior currently holds the all-time school records in both indoor events with personal best marks of 52-6.5 in the shot put and 58-9.75 in the weight throw, which she recorded during the 2012 season.
Kovar will continue to compete this weekend as she joins the rest of the Thunderbirds at the UW Invitational in Seattle, Wash., set to take place on Friday and Saturday.


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I don't want to give too much away at this point, but this "bounce" we saw was in an Ego.............
Unfortunately I didn't have a Geo with the same window cut in the side to do a comparison. But I have a suspicion that you would not see this effect on a Geo.............
"If" we could get rid of the bouce and concentrated shear, then you would surely see less breaks, and then the next mode of failure would have to be the power pulse on its own.
What we need to do is remove the bounce issue, if at all possible, and see if that further reduces pure breaks in the barrel.
You eluded to a theory on why they start bouncing and I hate to put you on the spot, but is there any chance you could elaborate or post video of the chambering action? ...or if someone could point me to a site with Geo/Ego differences...?
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I have a 14' V-hull that I am getting ready for taking there with an 18hp evinrude.
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GREEN BAY, WIS. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay women's softball team, which opens the 2013 season today at the UNI Dome Tournament in Cedar Falls, Iowa, was tabbed to finish fifth in the 2013 Horizon League Preseason poll, the league office announced this week.
The Phoenix finished 23-28 overall and 11-12 in the Horizon League last season, defeating third-seeded UIC in the opening round of the 2012 Horizon League Softball Championship. Green Bay was then dealt losses by eventual runner-up Loyola and Youngstown State.
Loyola was selected to finish first overall with 48 points and six first-place votes, while last year's champions Valparaiso came in at third with one first-place vote.
"Our coaching staff has been doing a wonderful job of preparing this team to compete every minute and never give up," head coach Jean Rivett said. "We have been instilling a sense of confidence each and every day in the minds of our players so they can always have a desire to succeed."
Green Bay will be led by second-team All-League pitcher Alli Goecks (Beloit, Wis.), All-Newcomer selection Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) and slugger Danielle Peerenboom (Appleton, Wis.). The Phoenix also boasts eight freshmen on its roster, including three pitchers.
The 2013 campaign opens this weekend for the Phoenix as the team competes in the UNI Dome Tournament again this season. Green Bay's first game of the year will be this afternoon with a 1 p.m. matchup against North Dakota State, and the team will face its toughest battle of the 2013 season in just its second game as Green Bay Battles No. 1 Alabama tomorrow afternoon. The Crimson Tide won its first-ever National Championship last season, finishing with an astounding 60-8 record with a 23-5 mark in SEC play.
"We are truly looking forward to the challenges another season brings upon us, especially having the wonderful opportunity to take on the No. 1 team in the nation this weekend," Rivett said.
The Phoenix will round out the weekend tournament with a second game on Saturday against host UNI, and finish the tournament with matchups against Illinois and Drake on Sunday.
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Lt. Scott Norton, who volunteered as an emergency responder in Farmington and Middleton for more than 15 years, and his wife Cheryl look at a pin designed to offer support during an event in his honor at the Farmington fire station June 29. (JOHN QUINN PHOTO)
While terminal lung cancer prevents Farmington Emergency Medical Services Lt. Scott Norton from responding to calls for help from residents, his long-standing, selfless dedication brought the community together.
Former Middleton Fire Chief John Nicastro, who now serves as a firefighter in Lyndeborough, said he drove across the state to support Norton.
Norton's wife, Cheryl, said the cancer was discovered last September while he was suffering from pneumonia. She said they were both amazed at the outpouring of support from area firefighters, police and emergency personnel.
"He misses it (helping others) terrible," Cheryl said. "There are times I have to shut the radio off because he wants to go."
As he requires a wheelchair — which was donated by Steve Dean — to get around, Norton admitted he can no longer even come down to the station as he gets so tired from standing up.
They plan to enjoy the little things.
To recognize Norton's many years of service, Middleton Selectmen presented him with a check for $750 at the event Saturday.
"We can't put a number on what you've done for the town of Middleton, or the town of Farmington," said Middleton Selectman Chair Terry Laughy.
Willey, who portrayed one of the two characters in the play, said he was honored to help Norton and was glad he was well enough to attend the June 7 performance.
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The Canisius College synchronized swimming team opened the season with an 87-78 win over Incarnate Word at the Koessler Athletic Center Pool on Saturday afternoon. The host Golden Griffins secured first-place finishes in the solo, duet, and team routines.
"Winning the team event was our goal and I am really excited that we were able to do that," said head coach Jill Wright. "I'm thrilled that our team stepped up to the plate today and swam hard."
Entering the dual, the Cardinals came off a second-place finish at the U.S. Collegiate National Championship with only five points separating them from eventual national champion Ohio State.
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The Golden Griffins nabbed a first-place finish in the team routine with a score of 88.667 followed by Incarnate Word in second (86.000).
The duet of junior Svetlana Ponkratova and senior Victoria Mintz placed first, tallying a score of 85.833. Ponkratova would also secure a first-place finish in the solo competition with a score of 88.333.
In the trio routine, Incarnate Word posted their only top-spot among the routines with a first-place score of 85.000. Following closely behind was the team of Mintz, junior Jessica Mancini, and sophomre Viktoria Mironova in second (84.500) with the team of senior Melissa Andrews, and freshmen Laura Schmidt and Laina Gray in third (81.167).
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|I have a 454 in my 65 Marlin, same chassis. I used the stock front end, the 454 is over 100 lbs lighter than the original V8. I installed 80 Concord disc brakes, they bolt on to the original spindle uprights. I also used a 70 Javelin sway bar, you have to drill 4 holes to install it, fits perfectly, and mounts in front unlike the stock one under the oil pan. The steering box is the same as a Chevelle box, so the Saginaw pump runs it fine. If you want a quick ratio box, 93 to 97 Grand Cherokee fits with a change of hoses.
Parts aren't really that hard to find, you just have to know what AMC vendors to go to! For the older cars www.ramblerparts.com is my first stop. If he doesn't have it try www.kennedyamerican.com or /www.americanpartsdepot.com. www.blaserauto.com also has a lot, mostly NOS and pricey, but sometimes your only choice. Kanter (www.kanter.com) has most mechanical parts as well.
In your case you have the needle bearing upper trunnions (all V-8s used needle bearings, sixes used a plain bronze bushing). There are needle bearings in the trunnion (turns for steering) where the steering knuckle pin goes through. Those NEVER wear out! Only the big acorn nuts on the sides that go through the arms. They just ride on coarse 5/8" studs. The nut should move WITH the arm, not turn IN the arm. Easy enough to check, look under the car while someone bounces on the fender. You might want to remove the tire and put a stand under the lower arm so you can see it good. As long as that nut moves with the arm it's good. If you pull the suspension to replace rubber bushings take that joint apart, clean it, put anti-seize on the threads, then reassemble and grease. Should be good for another 100K miles. I always put a small weld tack on the outer edge of that nut (tack to the arm, with the tack where I can get to it with a chisel or grinder). That way it's locked in place and easy to inspect. If the tack is broken it's probably starting to seize and should be looked at. Haven't had one do that though -- not after cleaning and reassembly. Had one wear enough to fall out though! I hadn't taken it apart or inspected it very closely though. It was worn all to hell! Don't think it had been greased in 20 years...
I appreciate the advise. It was a factory v-8, this car was decied out to the max back in it's day. it had ac and everything... talk about having a hard time finding parts... wow. im so far into this thing now that there is no turning back. This thing is going to be bad ***! I know I can make something work and I am sure it has been tried before but even chip foose would probably be stumped on this one. Thanks for the reply.
Then just rebuild the front end. I know it's not what you're used to (trunnion on top), but for what you're doing it's your best bet. The suspension is plenty strong, and the trunnion on top is probably NOT worn out. Ball joint has a lot more stress and may be. The only disadvantage to the trunnion is you can't get much caster. It's designed for ZERO degrees caster. You can get about 3 degrees out of it either way, but that's it. It handles fine with zero degrees.
The old AMC/Rambler GEN-1 V-8 weighs about the same is is just about as big as an old Ford Y-block or Chevy 396... maybe 50 pounds under that 454. The cast iron auto trans weighed more than that TH-350. If your car was a factory V-8 car you should be fine. If it was a six you just need stiffer front springs (even the V-8 could use that!). Stiffer springs will do more than a sway bar will on any high spring suspension, so if body roll is a concern get new front springs.
If brakes are a concern you can get a Wilwood AMC kit now, or go to www.scarebird.com and order their kit. They sell you a special caliper bracket and a seal spacer, and send a list of other parts you can find at any parts store (GM calipers and Ranger 11" rotors). Will cost $400-$500 total for new disc brakes up front. If you want bigger you'll have to go with the Wilwood or an Aerospace Components setup ($800+). The 11" rotors should be fine even with the big block.
All this is cheaper and easier in the long run than trying to change the suspension. You'd have to cut most everything in front of the firewall out to use something like a Nova or Camaro subframe. You could install a Mustang II front end, but there is nothing to really gain over the stock Rambler front end with a disc brake upgrade. Note that the lower control arm/strut is practically the same as the Mustang II, just the upper part of the suspension is different.
The Rambler classic is the same size as a comparable year Chevelle (say a 64), a bit larger than a later model Nova, but not by much.
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Some may think im crazy but I purchased this 1966 amc rambler 770 classic 2 door and it looks just like a 67 nova. One of the biggest problems I am having is advise on what I can do to possibly install a nova subframe. I was able to stuff a 454 in this and man it's tight but I need to modernize the front end of this reject. A 350 turbo tranny is a tight fit, I was able to install a 10 bolt posi rear end with ladder bars in it as well. Any advise would be great.
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fossilgirl1 wrote:Innocent till proven guilty. GMV
You mean proven guilty again, right?
Because he's been proven guilty numerous times.
wisesage wrote:I think it is funny that Blue is the only one smoking for a couple of different reasons. Blue is the youngest character of this bunch as far as date of creation and target audience. Blue is the only girl of the group (yes, Blue is a girl. And if that isn't enough proof, I was visiting my brother's once while the kids were watching it and Blue was wearing a tutu.) She also appears to be winning.
Cheers wisesage, I didn't even realize "Blue" was a girl. It adds even more to the joke.
curli76 wrote:I wish this was added earlier, but not sure how many Wooters understand the sheer awesomeness of FPLP. GMV anyway.
Oh, thank YOU!! It took me awhile and google to figure out what GMV stands for...Gets My Vote! HAHA! Thank you!
Re: Ready to Roll!
This doggie looks like he has both of his back legs. So, it isn't obvious why he needs the wheels?
Re: Life's Ruff
Smug hydrant is a good character.
bduk wrote:This doggie looks like he has both of his back legs. So, it isn't obvious why he needs the wheels?
The wheels typically aren't used in place of a 4th leg but rather for spinal dys or non function. They are very expensive to buy and allow a dog to live rather than to be put down just because they can't walk.
kinkajou1015 wrote:It's a beautiful design, I hope it jumps near the top of the pack. I would definitely buy it so people will go "what?"
Awww, thanks so much. Yay.
Re: Anatomically Incorrect
woooooh hooooooo hello love the design =)
its awesome :D you must print it
Re: Reservoir Dogs - RESUB
The changes are A+ in my book.
Re: Puppy Love
I hope this wins, I want one for me and one for my daughter!
Oh, wow. I didn't even see this before I submitted my design. We both have smiley face fire hydrants! Very funny story here.
DianaSprinkle wrote:Awww, thanks so much. Yay.
Best part is, I voted for all three entries you have this Derby, and one of them I hadn't realized was yours. (RGB dogs)
bassanimation wrote:I am honored to share a part of your home with Boots! Also that is probably the best drawer ever, cause Boots' shirts are such wisecrackers. :D
If you want to feel really special I added you and Boots to my twitter stream as I was typing that up. Need to see if any of my other favorite artists have Twitters I can follow, mainly so I know if they post a new shirt design up.
Re: Fictional Dogs Playing Poker
Somebody help me understand why this hasn't been rejected for copyright reasons, I'm new to this kind of thing. Is this considered a parody, is that why?
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=56274]Phido
LOOOOOOVEE this!! Great style. )
Re: Not all that different
Agree, you must fix the shoes!
TwoGunGus wrote:My question is why this was rejected but "A Great Disturbance at the Dog Park" was not. Not trying to be a Vader Hater, but in all fairness Vader is pretty recognizable in either submission.
Might be because Blue is in there, too. Still, I agree that the principle is the same.
Re: The Quick Brown Dog Jumped Over the Lazy Fox
My third grade students learn this sentence. After we have learned all of the cursive letters, it's a fun sentence to write using all letters. Then it becomes a challenge, for those interested, to see if they can write their own sentence.
Hope you win! I want this shirt!
Have you read Ella Minnow Pea? It's a fun novel based on this sentence.
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Is this quite possibly the MOST obscure "They Live" reference EVAR!?! Or am I looking too hard for a connection when there is none? Either way GMV. Nice design!
offthink wrote:This is so fun to look at. You captured the emotions so accurately I can't help but giggle inside every time I look at it. If cameras took photographs that look like stick figures, this could totally be a picture of me and my dog. Very nicely done.
Oh my gosh thank you so much! That was so sweet. This is a picture I drew of my lazy, belly-rub loving basset/beagle Petunia and myself.
laggyg wrote:Is this quite possibly the MOST obscure "They Live" reference EVAR!?! Or am I looking too hard for a connection when there is none? Either way GMV. Nice design!
Yeah yeah. Because I've never seen darth vader or anyone copied directly. Oh wait, yes i have. It's not intentional I guess. And sorry if not everyone makes perfect designs. We make mistakes, now I know. Next time I promise to imply copyright infringement mommy. Thank you for being right up my butt on this one.
Narfcake wrote:Is his name Winston by any chance?
Holy $#!% that video just made my night! Where can I get a dog that well-trained? =D
Re: SICK PUPPY
INCREDIBLY cool design...can't believe this isn't getting more votes. Guess it isn't "cute" enough for the general voting public here =(
GMV though!
Re: The Great Sock Monster
Just make sure the pup doesn't EAT the sock (or any other "monsters" lol), please...which leads me to my next reply...
cr4zyw3bchk wrote:That's definitely my dog. He also likes stealing underwear too. It's weird.
So I work in an animal hospital, and we just had to do surgery on a dog that ate, among other things, a teeny tiny frilly (formerly) pink thong! Be careful what you leave in paw's reach...
maximus08 wrote:You mean proven guilty again, right?
Because he's been proven guilty numerous times.
You sure do have a lot of savvy for being around for only a few weeks. Twice ain't "numerous," put it to bed.
That's what the tattle button is for, feel free to use it, anytime. Tattle, tattle tattle, but quit your bloodclot crying.
Let ye who is without sin cast the first vote, hahahaaa (I crack myself up, sometimes).
Bugger me! :D
PS- Thanks for the GMV, Fossilgirl1! Live long and prosper
kristina1225 wrote:Somebody help me understand why this hasn't been rejected for copyright reasons, I'm new to this kind of thing. Is this considered a parody, is that why?
Cause woot does what they want. Get used to it.
Re: CupCakey Dreams
Awesome ZIM reference! =D
As a "dog person" one thing bothers me about this design however...tail-tucked is usually a strong indication of fear. That tail should be wagging in such happy dreams. Hell, my dog even growls and shows her teeth in her sleep, and tries to run while laying on her side sleeping...it's preatty funny to watch, actually =P
kinkajou1015 wrote:Blah, blah, blah...
Then BD3D walks in, barks nonsense, and I have to vote +1 to this design, just to spite him, Blah, blah blah.
I see your novel got published. :D
"No Photos" was obviously a compliment, not an accusation. As long as you voted for her that's all that matters. I know Paige and I know she didn't take it badly, and I voted for it also.
I just vote for the ones I like, try it sometimes, you'll have way more fun wooting.
BazookaJane wrote:Agree, you must fix the shoes!
forgive me for my supposed blindness, but 'swrong with them? Aside from my sub-par drawing skills in general
...for future reference, btw
(my other reference wasn't right, i guess)
Re: Propellerhead Plane - Wagging Style - New Version
This is my first try in woot shirt, " happiness propelled plane ", let me know what you think.
Re: Caninicus!
I know it's real late in the derby, but I wanted to put one more design out there. Hope you enjoy!
It took me a long time to see the dog, so hopefully the rejectionator sees it, however in the thumb you show a white background but the shirt comp is blue. So you need to change that (change the background of thumb to match shirt color) to be in rules.
As for the design, it seems small, like it may be hard for people to see if not in my personal space. And people do seem to like big prints on this site.
Scotland Yard knows just who to call to sniff out the clues to their latest case.
Re: A great disturbance at the dog park
I just find this design really funny! I chuckled at it for like a minute straight.
Re: Dogmatic
This is eerily well-done.
When life gives you a lemony yellow dog, just add water.
Re: Guardian of the Underworld
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I used Airodumb-ng to monitor an AP
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As a math major, a girl, and a tutor for elementary school kids who answer questions like this for homework, I've has lost hope...The real meaning of MPH: Response Video - YouTubeThe real meaning of MPH
Seriously? And he actually posted this?
i'm sorry, but i think the ppl in the comment section of this response video are even dumber.
but yeah, i was trying to be optimistic and hop that the girl in the original vid just had a brain fart or something.. but then she kept arguing -_-
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by BillLaimbeer, Feb 7, 2014.
Seems like one of those guys could take over after the ceremony for the '89 Pistons is over.
George David, the man so nice, they named him twice, started out as a gofer with the Pistons iirc. I don't know if he's got any basketball experience outside the Pistons trainwreck of the last 6 or so years.
So are we saying to save face and embarrassment, Joe does not get canned until after 25th anniversary celebration on March 29th?? DUCK
Maybe they're planning a surprise where Mrs. D and her kids come back and fire him.
Or at the end of the ceremony, they fire Joe and give the fans in attendance a choice of Laimbeer or Zeke and whoever gets the largest cheers is the new GM?
Why couldn't the Pistons have had the analytics people (provided they have any) make their picks and then ask Joe and Mo if they thought any of them could play? They should have definitely taken the car keys away from him and this would have allowed him to save face.
Pistons GM Joe Dumars Reportedly Expected to Resign » SLAMonline
Can you technically resign if your contract runs out and you don't get offered a new one?
Joe doesn't get caught up in the legal mumbo jumbo.
Someone temporarily removed me from a position the other day. When I told them not to reinstate me, they said "I accept your resignation". I really wasn't sure of the protocol there either.
Who pays for his cobra?
Here is a look at the Pistons analytics team. This was taken last week when Joe was on the phone with the help desk trying to get his computer to turn on.
2 phones, 3 coffee mugs. This overlapping on the roster is starting to make sense.
Also noticed that he had the Charlie villanueva equivalent of a monitor. Bulky and not even active.
A Compaq computer. those are only sold as low end models these days. Sounds like the Piston's roster recent coaching hires.
CRT because he is all about the refresh rates
David is a cap man and a video fellow that has touched his toe into a number of primordial soups. I am betting the next GM is a "analytic type" with a large hesitancy toward a law degree. David might be lucky and fit just the right niche that one must build as a rightful commodity-type. Then again, we had Lawrence that fit both profiles and just intimated the hell out of fellows like Kidd and historically, JD. The latter needed a procedural balance as a formal recognition: hence the "master degree" association with Curry. If the above association with the GM is partially right, then Gores (remember him) will tail-gait the current methodology of solid GM (analytics, procedural systems, etc.) with a charismatic coach: think Daly and Brown. But, of course, we are now thinking generational gaps. And, as well we should. Still, some basics would and should act as a primer base coat. NBA playerTime frame: institutional representative (administration), former head coach, assistant coach, ownership heritage and a commodity exchange orientation (the Phil's of this world).Charisma: a determination. Never out of the ordinary (as a rather sub-standard introduction); a theological deepness; a representative yearning and concern for character growth. What is comprehended as the final growth product?The comprehension beyond results and the past action about certain explanations that have a nebulous component called trust. And, in the end, it is all about details. One needs to have walked the long plank and the understanding of mountain top/valley.My pick: Robert Pack
Why was Steve Kerr never mentioned as a candidate for the Pistons coaching position?
Because he wasn't one?
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vintage xmas lights or modern LED"s
vintage xmas lights or modern LED"s
both, ok led
wooden ornaments or crystal
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*
duck or goose
Christmas dolls or Christmas teddys
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
christmas teddy"s
carrots or swede
It depends on what you do with the swede(rutabaga)
I'll say carrots
broccoli or cauliflower
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well i am waiting on the wood guy to turn my jet pack parts ,so i thought i would start on my knees.
here is my scratch build knee armor useing WOF flights plans.
he is the man!! check out his knee armor thread!
i will post the finished product when i am done. except darts , molding them takes awhile!


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Winnebago Buy Local Holds Ice Cream Social
It's the dog days of summer and Stateliners are looking for ways to cool off. So how about a totally local ice cream social?
Winnebago Buy Local Executive Director Lauren Davis says "well we were thinking what is something everybody loves about summer and the one thing that came to mind was ice cream. So why not have each of our local business owners all in one place and have them represent a topping."
Local business owners were hard at work scooping ice cream for hundreds of Stateliners. It's their way of giving thanks for supporting them.
Ice cream lover Joe Locke agrees. He says "support local businesses. It's pretty much the best thing you can do in your community."
Bryan Holder is the Director of Education at Rock Valley Compounding Pharmacy. They opened up shop in
Holder says "honestly it's great to see other local businesses and the community really turns out for the other local businesses."
He hopes to see that continue.
Now in its third year, Winnebago Buy Local is a not for profit group with more then one hundred and forty locally owned businesses in
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Around here we call it Japanese honeysuckle, grows in a bush, the blooms are a bit shorter than the vine type of honeysuckle. Ours has just about come and gone and the vine type is just starting to bloom now.
Plant Nanking cherries, mine are blooming and the bees are going crazy. They are the earliest stuff going on here. They put on blooms before leaves. Harold


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Hey fellows,
I just got my first bucket in the mail yesterday I was so excited until I saw the helmet. Its supposedly a Mystery Helmet and I got it off ebay. All I can say is it a mystery why I havn't thrown this helmet in the trash. Don't freakin buy any fett helmets off ebay!! I paid $85 plus shipping for this crap bucket that has all kinds of problems such as range finder ear is inaccurate and the detail on the left cheek is missing and thats just the start...However I'm hoping I can salvage this chunk. Does anyone offer a casting of the range finder ear and the missing cheek detail? Any info would be appricated.
If I can indeed salvage this thing I plan on painting her ESB colors. But I have a question on the cheek painting as well what is the best way to tape everything off so that you get that perfect circular look in the between the mandable and the lower cheek?


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A projector is used to project slides onto a screen.
A projector was used by Defence Against the Dark Arts Professors at Hogwarts. During the 1993–1994 school year, Severus Snape, while serving as a substitute for Professor Lupin, used it when the class was studying werewolves. A projector was also used at the Yule Ball during the Triwizard Tournament. Professor Flitwick used a spell to activate it, lighting up the stage while the Weird Sisters started to play. During the 1995–1996 school year, Dolores Umbridge also used it while teaching her third year Defence Against the Dark Arts class about werewolves. The projector was later stored in the Room of Requirement.
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In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 a projector is used to show a wizard fighting with a Boggart cage.
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The aim of this study is to look at the effectiveness of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) as a therapeutic intervention for patients with schizophrenia. The primary outcome is improvement in negative symptoms related to schizophrenia. The investigators are focusing on negative symptoms given their greater resistance to pharmacological and other established therapies. If the investigators trial were to show beneficial effects, its clinical significance would be great.
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- Age between 18-65 years
- Diagnosis of schizophrenia according to DSM-IV criteria (by a board-certified psychiatrist)
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