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walmazan wrote:Hi MEMANIA,
I'm glad you think it's clever, but "false advertising" it is not. I can't think of the last time I saw an animated t-shirt on someone walking down the street
I do try to call some extra attention to my submissions, but I really do think the design is solid and I just want people to have fun with it. To my knowledge, there is no rule against putting an animated gif in the thumbnail, and I'm always looking for creative ways to showcase my work, to give it an opportunity to be seen, particularly when it's in competition with such other great designers.
Hey! Keep doing what your doing with the gif thumbnails. I think its a very creative way in getting attention. It's not even remotely close to 'False Advertising' as people claim. Just like those M&M chocolate commercials. Whenever I open a bag, I don't see any walking and talking chocolate. People just need to be sensible when it comes to these things.
Kex wrote:michael bay national park
HAHAHA, you know, I'll have to add a helicopter and a sunset later! Oh, and a tank..
marmls2m wrote:so you wont acknowledge that the color on the blue moon shirt is terrible? also, what the hell happened to your cauldron shirt? its got an outline. and the coloring for the book and cat are much much brighter than they were in the comp.
I'm not keeping up with derby threads anymore so I don't know what else has been said, but the two photos seem to match up well with Woot's mock-ups on the respective product pages. The greens on the cauldron design are a bit different, but ramy said the actual shirt has more yellow in it, which accounts for the discrepancy. The darker colours matche too - they're not "much brighter" compared to Woot's comp. And I don't see any outline that wasn't in the comp.
Blue Moon is especially surprising - the photo looks exactly like the mockup, in my opinion. So while you may think the colour is "terrible", your issue is probably with the colour chosen for the design - the print actually matches the comp really well.
Of course, I'm only looking at Woot's comp right now. I'm too lazy to look up the derby entry shirt comp, which may very well use different and/or darker colours than printed. If that's the case, carry on. But the prints certainly seem to match up with Woot's product comp...
kajjak wrote:Ohhh, it was supposed to go through. XD
I obviously failed to realize that; the dark colors deceived my eyes. ;P
Worth noting, that this started out as a desktop scribble, which I then ported to Illustrator to complete. Not a 3D graphic with models, where one might well make the kind of mistake you thought I'd made. I've had that experience, as I'm sure have all others, who've ever worked with 3D apps, though to render a scene without noticing such a glaring irregularity...
Re: Late Night Sequoia
Another art-theft-shirt got through... The rejectionator obviously fell asleep at the wheel.
*claps loudly*
WAKE UP! You've got more trash to throw out!
Re: Campfire Tales
Great Shirt
Re: dig it
I just couldn't let it go...
Re: X-treme National Park
I would buy this in a heartbeat if it wins!
theinvisible wrote:Wow. Your "bad English" sure improved in a hurry.
Haha, My wife help me with the translation, I couldn't by my self, but my spanish is awesome!
CrescentDebris wrote:Big thanks everyone for your comments and support! My birthday is actually this week so a print would be a total KICK ASS gift!
I'd say you have 1st locked this week. So Congrats! And happy birthday!
Re: Land of Wonder (Final)
Okay the big fat white rabbit must've been sleep-deprivation or something on my part guys... but after some much needed rest, I got back on and created this for you, so get back on and lets see how high I can get in a day... maybe an honorable mention?
if not I'll send tells to the 5 of you who've asked for the shirt after the customary 60 day waiting period as to where I'll be getting this one printing cuz dag nabbit, I want one too...
Thanks for all the support, this is the first of my shirts (other than the operation, organ harvest shirt) to get this sort of attention and I'm quite excited!
stingray69 wrote:Subtle, I like it. I agree that the mongoose should be next to the snake, not under it.
Perhaps the mongoose, it stalks from below...
Re: Thanks Dad. This is great!
I also agree that it would be better without text.
jmsisco6 wrote:That's not the only park in Utah you find those brilliant-colored rocks - Zion is another and sounds better as a title ;)
Yeah, I know, I used to live in Utah and I've been to all of them. Title it whatever you want, but there are no arches like that in Zion.
AdderXYU wrote:And as we all know, you are a trustworthy sort of guy whose word is his bond. Nowhere is there copious evidence to the contrary.
your post adds nothing of value, no critique to this or any other piece, yet it remains in the thread. that is why you are full of c.r.a.p.
Re: Damnit
Pure awesome!, GMV!
THis shirt needs more votes. I want it very badly.
Re: A Breath of Fresh Air
Alright, so if the halftones can be so fine they can look like a gradient then why does woot reject some shirts and not others?
Neat shirt. I like it. I think it's very much on topic.
As much as I DESPISE asphault shirts, you probably couldn't do it in any other color.
Maybe on any given derby I wouldn't vote for this, but considering it's the ONLY thing I'd consider wearing here... I'll vote it up.
KIDA26 wrote:THis shirt needs more votes. I want it very badly.
yes, It's epic! I love it!
dxsmachina wrote:This is so adorable. I really like this. =D
A definite must have! Very cute... the little mountain in the corner of the shirt is the finishing touch!
mrwednesday wrote:For serious, take a deep breath and calm down a little bit. I know you feel it's sinful to question or criticize the all knowing ever designing ramy, but two things:
1. The lung effect puts this is danger of rejection, which for any artist but ramy would be a near certainty given the substantial similarity to the shirts already posted.
2. As many females have already stated, this is just not a shirt that pairs well with boobies especially for our lovely full figured ladies.
A slight shift away from the lung effect alleviates both concerns. I'm not sure why you'd be against a ramy shirt getting wider appeal?
i didn't need to calm down. you can't interpret tone in a post unless everything is in caps or something. i am just tired of bashing ramyb. it's old, it's played out, just plain l.a.m.e.
i do not support every ramyb shirt, only the ones i want, like the lungs one. in fact i don't support any artist all the time. i like some of tgentry's, bootsboots, drakxxx, binkdrop, genericsmith, jadenkale, jasneko, etc etc etc but i don't vote for every design, nor do i comment on every design. if i like a design, i vote and usually comment my favorite part. if i don't like a design i don't vote and only comment if it was one or two things that turned me away, mainly only when i have a suggestion. like pottery training, i begged for a bright shirt like lemon, the artist switched it and it got 4th or 5th. io was mad because i couldn't have it, but also because i thought did my shirt suggestion keep it from printing? if it is just horrible i keep my comments to myself like any normal person should do.
woot is clear that posts should be constructive criticism, not a thousand posts of "i hate ramy, he does the same thing everytime, shiny desu, halftones, blah blah blah blah". it's l.a.m.e. and really old. you don't have to like every designer, you don't have to like their style, you don't have to vote for them, and you most definitely don't need to bash the designer for making money. that is what this contest is about, making money. if you want to design things for the "art" of them, trying to sell tshirts may not be for you.
anyway, i need to climb back down off my soap box. i am not saying any designer is better than any other, i am just tired of negative nancy (adder) and wally whiner (kyle) never giving constructive feedback. i feel like they wait specifically for ramyb to submit anything and then spend the next six days trying to bash him rather than using that pent up energy to support others they believe in.
so anyway, good luck to everyone.
Re: Giant Sequoia Tree
Seriously?? C'mon! Are you kidding us here?
HalfWheat wrote:Gee, defensive much? I didn't say it should be changed, I just said that it might be a deal-breaker for me, personally. Not the whole universe, just my personal anatomy and lifestyle. And I said "might." Maybe I could pull it off, maybe not. Haven't made that decision yet. Something to think about.
i should have added a smiley face to the end of my post. you can't tell tone with a post, and i was joking about back placement, meaning right now the women complain about front placement, but back placement would receive the same complaints from people not wanting wings. anyway, i wasn't trying to be defensive.
AdderXYU wrote:People such as Olechka and Brainbox have finagled multiple prints at other sites, even after their work has been proven to be mostly tracework of other people's pictures and, in the latter case, unaltered thievery of old sci-fi illustrations.
The fact is, somewhere down the barrel, people decided that art doesn't belong to the artist. Not in an MP3 downloading way, but in a "you made this, so I'll take it, and sell it as mine" way. This site alone, week after week, fails to see how trite, derivative, and even stolen work is WRONG, and the antithesis of art.
Edit: which is, by the way, one more reason woot needs to knock voting's importance down a peg.
The voting is important it allows woot to actually gauge what the consumer wants and provide it instead of random guess work.
jabberjaws13 wrote:your post adds nothing of value, no critique to this or any other piece, yet it remains in the thread. that is why you are full of c.r.a.p. and need to d.i.a.c.f.
no better than anyone else with the last part.
Josephus wrote:I just couldn't let it go...
I dont think you understand, you're still using a photo. rejectionnnnnn
bakefy wrote:http://www.westrealm.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/luna-park.png
Sorry I am posting this so late... but there is the full size detail... unfortunately others will beat mine, so it won't get printed... but there are your whalers on the moon, second 'A"
yeah, but where are the gophers?!
Re: 8 bit mountain National Park
I'm not sure this has more than 6 colors, because the dark green is the shirt color:
Light Brown
Dark Brown
Light Green
Dark Green (shirt color, doesn't count)
eHalcyon wrote:I'm not keeping up with derby threads anymore so I don't know what else has been said, but the two photos seem to match up well with Woot's mock-ups on the respective product pages. The greens on the cauldron design are a bit different, but ramy said the actual shirt has more yellow in it, which accounts for the discrepancy. The darker colours matche too - they're not "much brighter" compared to Woot's comp. And I don't see any outline that wasn't in the comp.
Blue Moon is especially surprising - the photo looks exactly like the mockup, in my opinion. So while you may think the colour is "terrible", your issue is probably with the colour chosen for the design - the print actually matches the comp really well.
Of course, I'm only looking at Woot's comp right now. I'm too lazy to look up the derby entry shirt comp, which may very well use different and/or darker colours than printed. If that's the case, carry on. But the prints certainly seem to match up with Woot's product comp...
shame on you! get off your butt and take a look!
-seriously, the submitted shirt's cauldron's base was much darker, the book was completely different, the halftones inside the glowy firey swirly green stuff were so fine you couldn't see them; it was much different. It didn't have those nearly white lines that ended up on there. I was really annoyed because ramy seemed to have lied when he posted a closeup of the design that showed the halftones much larger than the seem to be on the original submission- they looked like the final print file looks, and not like the original submission.
edit: other than the coarser halftones, I don't have any problem with the small changes that ramy made- they all seemed to improve the shirt some, and hopefully will make the really dim things show up that probably would have been too dark to see. I don't know about those white swirls, though- they look kind of out of place.
Re: Respect the forrests, dont pee on the trees...
I like it, and except for the tree design it's kind of a throwback to the 70's tshirt designs. Alas, I can't vote for it because forest is spelled wrong. Can't go walking around with mispelled words on my clothes!
Re: Muir is my Homeboy
Just went to Muir Woods National Park last week! I wish they had this shirt at the gift shop!
Re: Checklist of Things to See and Avoid
Josephus wrote:shame on you! get off your butt and take a look!
etc etc etc
i agree about the swirls, i don't like that change at all. i would've been kinda upset if i didn't pay attention to the close up on buy day since it was different than the derby shot,had bought it and it came like that cause like you said they're just so kinda out of place.
but i guess i learned a lesson to really look at the close up shots before i click the ridiculously big yellow button.
where did the last page go?
woot, its back!
This is a fantastic shirt, I would be really upset if it didn't make the cut. And I don't understand why people don't like the text. Personally, the text is what makes it so funny to me. "Look son, a tree!"
I really want to buy this shirt (probably two of them), but it doesn't look like it's going to make it, simply because it was posted a bit late. It's getting way more votes per 3 hours than the top ones, but it's only gaining on them at about 150 per day at this rate. It doesn't look like it's going to make it to the fog. It will likely end up 6th. The current top ones are OK, but this one is just so much more epic.
endangeredomega wrote:Nicely done.
Thanks alot!
I would buy two of this shirt. One for me and the misses. Love the design.
Re: Gummistone Park
I love it. I wish this was real park!
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I need help. I want to make this for halloween. Theres a contest at the college.
I have dress boots/shoes that are similar to boba fetts, Ill just have to paint them or glue fabric or something to them.
My jumpsuit is a bit light but it will work. Ill need to put the 2 large pockets on the front though.
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I don't know what a class III pemit is, so I voted know but I want one.:anim_lol:
I'd like some class III stuff, but I have no use for them. I don't need a suppressor for my .22LR or .45, and I don't need a fully automatic MP5 or M4 for HD. Not worth the six month wait and $200 stamp, at least not for me.
What's a Class III "permit?"
As I understand the process, you apply for a tax stamp for each NFA item. There's no "permit" like you'd get to carry a concealed pistol.
I don't have any NFA guns due to lack of interest in them.
As stated previously, not a permit. But, I do have an ATF form 1, filled out and stamped that goes with my homeade suppressor.
A form 4 would be required to buy a premade full auto/suppressor/short barreled rifle or shotgun.
There fun, but my suppressor only cost me the price of the stamp. $200.
Everything else I had to make it.
Found this on their site guess i should have looked a little harded before starting a thread :mrgreen:
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In all honesty, unless you have a legitimate use for a class III weapon, it's too expensive and time-consuming to bother. I wouldn't mind having a Glock 18 though (full-auto Glock 17).
No interest, especially full-auto. I can barley afford to shoot now, no need to spit 30+ rounds down range in a couple seconds. I might as well toss money in the toilet. :mrgreen:
As we like to say at Galco, full-autos are the best way in the world to turn dollars into noise.
One-shot-at-a-time accuracy vastly increases your apparent ammunition supply.
Full-auto is not a viable replacement for well-practiced competence.
I like them but I could never pay for the ammo bill.:mrgreen:
In all actuality, it's $32 I'd like to have back, but it's too late to send it back in for a refund. Oh well, lesson learned. Don't buy a threaded barrel end until you actually have the suppressor.
If you want further information on firearms and items covered by the NFA, here are a few good places to start
I'd love to own a Class III. In particular, an MP5. They are a pretty fun little gun to shoot (I shoot them from time to time) and relatively inexpensive to shoot being 9mm.
I have on the other hand been bitten by the SBR bug. I am currently in process for an SBR and suppressor for my PS90. There is absolutely no need for it, other than I could afford it and I think it'd be cool as all get out! I'd also like to get my FAL shortened to 14", but that's a ways down the road. I've got bolt guns to reach out there, so I think it'd be fun to either SBR that .308, or buy a SCAR-H when they come out.
As an aside, there are a couple of guys at Impact that are pretty knowledgeable, I have spoken with them quite a bit in person, and they are usually more than willing to spend an hour BSing about NFA stuff.
There is little need for full auto other than the smile factor it gives you.
Ditto on the smile factor!
Legitimate reason? This from a guy who owns throwing stars?
They are fun. That's a good enough reason. It is expensive, but you really need to experience a brass rainbow from a Mac.
Its also a lot of fun to shoot your suppressed .22 for a couple of hours with no hearing protection.


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I'm thinking that my best bet is to hide my Radio Shack Voice Amp in one of the side pouches. How do you guys carry it or if you have a different way to have it (installed in the armor, for example)?
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I'm thinking that my best bet is to hide my Radio Shack Voice Amp in one of the side pouches. How do you guys carry it or if you have a different way to have it (installed in the armor, for example)?
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One way of giving yourself more mounting options is if you can seperate the speaker from the amp. you can then put the amp in a side pouch, but run a couple of wires up the inside of your j/suit and put the speaker behind your chest armour etc.
I am shortly getting my amp (already ripped apart) and will be doing this.
I took the whole thing apart, installed the amp in my helmet, and used flat, compact speakers instead of the bulky one that came with it. I'm still toying around with the best place to get maximum volume as fiberglass sucks for transmitting sound clearly. I am thinking of mounting the speakers in my neckpiece with a quick connect/disconnect plug.
I took the RS model apart and wired it to run on 1 9V instead of 6 AA's. I then mounted the speaker to a frame/baffle made out of 3mm thick Sintra. The speaker and frame are as wide as my hip pouches are deep, so I mounted the frame in my right hip pouch facing forward. The guts to the amp are also in the right pouch.
My FRS radio is mounted in my left hip pouch.
I have a SPDT momentary switch mounted in my leftmost ammo pouch.
When I talk through my FRS headset/mic, my voice comes through my amp and I can monitor FRS communications through the headset. If someone radios me, I simply take my left hand off my blaster, press and hold the top of my leftmost ammo pouch (where I mounted the momentary switch), reply, then release it and move my hand back to my blaster. No one ever realizes what I'm doing. ;)
Pretty slick, Fetthunter.
I have mine in my hip pouch aswell.
Thanks. I'd be happy to post a wiring diagram (not schematics, just general wire routing) if anyone wants it. It ONLY works with FRS radios that have the VOX (voice activation) function and headset. I use a Motorola Talkabout with VOX, and a Motorola headset/mic with the Radio Shack voice amp. :)Quote:
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Pretty slick, Fetthunter.
Mine is my side pouch and works well for me...
I have my radio shack amp installed in my ESB stormtrooper helmet. I took the headset apart and installed the mic into the inside of my faceplate and the circuit board sits on the inside cheek on the right side. I no longer had the housing to set the six AA batteries in series so I purchased 3 small AA housings at radio shack that hold 2 batteries each. I wired them in series and placed them evenly around the inside rim of my helmet. There is barely enough room to do this in my screen accurate helmet, but he AFX helmets would do it with EASE. I can still fit into my helmet even with the three small compartments around the head to distribute the weight of the AA's. I can still get the rotary switch on using my finger and I cut some tiny enlongated incisions in my center mouth area on my helmet and the speaker sits firmly against the mouth piece on the inside, between the aerators. The end result was a totally self containted amplification system in a screen accurate helmet and the illusion is very convincing and cool.
You know that you can simply run one 9 volt battery in place of the six AA's. Saves a lot of space, and it's much easier to carry one spare battery rather than six of them.
I keep my amp in my side pouches on my belt, and run my cord thru my jumpsuit.:D
I love some of these ideas, guys! I never thought about converting the AA's down to a single 9V. How long is the battery life, after the conversion? About the same? Any loss in volume?
Here's a diagram of my system:
I used the Radio Shack amp system. Since the system didn't come with a mute switch, I made one from RS materials and Velcro-ed it to the inside of the vest, just inside the arm hole.
I also drilled a small hole in the amp, and wired another female jack to the existing speaker leads. This allows me to place an extra speaker inside the vest, under the abdomen plate. I'll draw up another diagram to break this down if needed.
I know they are hard to get, but what is the model number of the Radio Shack AMP that you are all using?
Radio Shack # 32-2015 Portable Voice Amplifier. You can usually find one on E-bay from time to time.
Well, I got the same amp, which now I have both versions (the black/long one, and the white/short one) Reason is that I'm thinking about customize the helmet in such a way, that I could install a collar mic (which I have also, and only one to work with the small amp) to run it like batninja did, somehow.
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When I get my Jodo belt done, I'm gonna mount the speaker in his belt box, which resmebles a speaker box. Should work quite well.
our of curiosity...does anyone have any kind of sound reciever that sends what's happening outside back to your ear inside your helmet? I always have trouble hearing what's being said when I have my bucket on.
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That's what I did for my DP '95 a few years back, and it worked like a charm.
Cut the keyholes out on the back. Cut the long slit on the left side, and the small rectangular area under the right range-finder base. You can even drill into those three little holes if you like. Just hot-glue screening to the backs of the holes.
Even in a crowded area like a convention or a night-club, I was able to hear everything, as well as tell what direction the sound came from.
Yes, yes! To Batninja you listen!
I did the same thing with the DP'95 I'm putting together since day 1, using the same procedures as in the Obi-Wan's Jedi Academy website.
I noticed that I have better ventilation and could hear better with the DP'95 than the Fiberglass DP Deluxe recast I have now, which have no ventilation, except in the back.
I've heard that if you have the voice amp equipped with you, you could communicate with others cause you could listen to them (outside), and they could hear you ( both using the voice amps).
Robert :fettrotj
I have the Big Black Shack Amp too and I just hide it in one of the extra belt pouches. It works great! The amp is loud enough that it doesn't appear to be coming from anywhere else on you. No extra wiring or anything. You can hear me using the amp in a short (800k) video clip below. No special effects or voice overs here - just Mrs. TK-409 shooting the video. Click below:
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Arsenal Ladies have been drawn against FC Bobruichanka of Belarus in the Round of 32 of the UEFA Women's Champions League.
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I'm putting together a mold for FG armour out of wood. will i need to seal the grain of the wood or will a release agent like silicone spray or WD40 be enough to stop the FG bonding to the mold.
I'm putting together a mold for FG armour out of wood. will i need to seal the grain of the wood or will a release agent like silicone spray or WD40 be enough to stop the FG bonding to the mold.
WD40 won't work very well as a release agent, and yes you will need to seal the wood grain very well, too. A skim coat of Bondo would be best to seal the wood, or you could just spray on several coats of primer, lightly sanding between each coat.
If you don't want to buy actual release agent for fiberglassing, I've used Turtle Wax paste with pretty good results. Just smear the wax on in a thin layer, let it dry a bit, then buff out the excess.
Good luck!
yeah a wax based release agent will be your best bet I think
Thanks for the for the info.
Bondo is not on sale in the UK so i need to find a best match, does bondo have any specific properties, is it fibre reinforced?
Sorry about the Yankee product endorsement.
Bondo is a brand of automotive body filler, stuff you use to fill in dents in the bodies of cars when repairing them. It is polyesther resin based, I believe. Hopefully, if you find an automotive repair or parts supplier, they will have something similar. But I think a few good coats of primer would work just fine if you follow it up with some car wax (you probably don't have "Turtle Wax" over there, either) as a release agent.
Look for Plastic Padding product called PP100. It is what i use here in sweden and from what i can tell has the same properties as "Bondo". Used to fill in dents in cars and such. You should be abel to find it in Autoshops or in bigger handy-man shops/store/retailers.newkid said:
thanks Boba Swede, I know where i can lay my hands on some Plastic Padding.
does anyone know if there is a list of UK or European equivalents to the materials commonly used in the U.S.?
I used some car body filler from Halfords as a bondo substitute. Works brilliantly


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Flying After Massive Weight Loss
by Kaye Bailey
I took my aisle seat aboard the 757 Boeing aircraft and was astonished how roomy it felt. I wiggled around and my body didn't press on the armrests. I crossed my legs, left over right, and back the other way. I put the tray table down and back up. And I buckled my seatbelt and actually had to pull it tight: no more belt extender for me! This was my first flight as a "normal" person and a triumphant moment indeed. I sat silently enjoying my bliss.
Then I saw her board the plane: my former self. She was a large woman lumbering sideways with a bowed head, afraid to meet the fearful looks of passengers who were praying she wasn't seated next to them.
As luck would have it, she took the aisle seat across from me, seat C-21. I couldn't take my eyes away as I watched her fill the seat and spill over the sides like rising bread dough that's been too long in a warm room. Her seatmate shifted toward the window as her fat spilled onto him. I saw her face go crimson; she was humiliated.
She looked at me and I smiled at her, the lump in my throat so large I couldn't have spoken a word even if I had the courage. She returned my look with an empty stare; she must have felt my smile was mocking her. At that moment I knew the woman in seat C-21 hated me. How could she know that two years ago I was the fat woman scorned by the normal people for taking up space in their world? So, silently we sat together, C-21 hating me, and me loving her.
I wanted to talk to her, to tell her there is hope and a way out of obesity's prison. I wanted to tell C-21 about the magical world waiting for her, that she didn't have to bow her head in shame and humiliation. I wanted to convert her to the miracle of bariatric surgery. But I didn't think it my place. Two years ago when I was spilling over my seat I didn't want to hear from a skinny bariatric zealot fanatically pushing her extremist surgical solution on me; that would have angered and embarrassed me.
The decision to have weight loss surgery is exceedingly personal, sole ownership of that decision lies within the heart of every obese person looking for hope. When I made that decision it was my own, in my own time at my own pace. How in the world could I assume C-21 was in a place to hear my message?
Never a day passes that I don't think about C-21. I hope she is doing well. I fantasize she has discovered bariatric surgery and joined the tiny tummy league. I hope today she is holding her head proudly as she boards a plane. I wonder if I missed the chance to make a difference in her life? I will never know.
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text: So I am probably going to open up a can of worms but here it is.. We are hunting a new farm in AR this year. The whole farm is in beans. yeah, I know but it is what it is this year... We where supposed to have pits installed by the farmer before the season. Long story short, it didnt happen and he had a custom 20ft. sled blind built for us. Supposed to get pits installed next year. (Well see!!) It is currently sitting pretty close to the middle of the bean field, so obviously IMO it sticks out like a SORE THUMB! We brushed it pretty good but I am still not happy. We did not get an opportunity to hunt it the 1st opening split due to water issues that have recently been resolved. So my million $$ question is??? Do we leave the sled blind where it lies and continue brushing the hell out of it or do we take all the brush off and spend a day moving the blind up against the tree line? I like the idea of being able to hunt out both sides of the sled blind but if birds wont work the middle of the field because of the way it stands out, does it make sense to limit the wind you can hunt by moving the sled blind to the edge of the tree line?? Adding some pics for reference. Suggestions from folks who have had to deal with this before would be greatly appreciated!


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This morning I brush my teeth while wearing my harness, but I spit into the clean porcelain sink of a Spanish refugio – not off a portaledge into the abyss. Outside the bathroom window, the immense 1,000-foot towers of Mallos de Riglos blot out the sky. From the front door it's a five-minute walk to the climbing, so my husband, Jonathan, and I gear up in our small room and head out.
As I stroll through the ancient knot of Riglos's cobbled streets, I try to quiet the jangling draws that hang off my harness, so as not to disturb the morning. Behind shutters and doors I hear the pleasant clink and clank of pots, kettles and glass espresso cups – the town has begun its day. A little dog yips, a scooter buzzes off in the distance, the church bells ring. I'm self-conscious, but no one seems to notice this foreigner with ropes tied around her shoulders, a helmet on her head. No one bats an eye at my harness with little nylon stuffsacks and funny-looking shoes hanging from it.
We could have spent our entire "sport climbing vacation" just a couple of hours away in Rodellar, a world-class limestone Disneyland, or in another of the well-known climbing areas within three hours of here. But we opted for something different, more novel.
The Riglos experience is defined by contradictory elements. It is sport climbing – the routes are protected by bolts, and belay anchors are often drilled into the stones. Despite the fact that the routes are modernly equipped, epics are common – usually within sight of one's tent or refugio roof. However, it's far from a typical day of clipping bolts – these 1,000-foot multipitch climbs are super committing. Riglos's towers are so steep, they make a retreat from The Nose on El Cap seem easier.
Now, perched 650 feet up on the fifth belay, I look down at the centuries-old chaos of houses and walkways, and I realize that while we think of climbing in this setting as novel, Riglos residents must be well-accustomed to harness-clad visitors by now – after all, people started climbing here 80 years ago. As our stay has stretched from the planned two days to four, everyone we meet in town seems genuinely happy to see us. They ask where we're from, where we'll climb, and are we enjoying ourselves? No xenophobia, just a real pleasure in sharing this setting.
I think back to our first summit a few days ago, when the presence of an old man sitting on the edge startled me as I topped out. By his boots and daypack I could tell he'd hiked up the back of the cliff. He smiled and asked in a heavy accent, "What route have you climbed?" He offered me a pastry from his tattered pack as I hesitantly told him. He then enthusiastically told me how he does the 11d crux, and I nodded, Yes, yes, that's how I did it, too.
Jonathan's call of "On belay!" snaps me back to the fifth belay, and I'm faced with another contradiction: The only thing scarier than the nerve-racking, driveway-length run-outs on lead is the prospect of seconding. If I fall while following, I'll end up dangling in space and will have to prusik to get back on the wall. The next pitch is 5.11, but it overhangs at least 30 degrees throughout its 160-foot length. I get pumped stupid grabbing, groping and gripping patatas, watermelons and whiskey barrelshaped holds that look like they've been grouted into the tombstone-shaped towers with sienna-hued mud.
My lead now. Uncomfortably run-out from the last bolt and getting tired, I hear a scream from above, then a whipping, crashing racket. What the…?! I was sure we were the only ones this high on the tower, more than 800 feet off the deck. I instinctively pull into the wall and look out over my shoulder to see a black, X-shaped apparition careening past, less than 20 feet out from me. Jesus, that's a huge bird!
Then, a millisecond later, the "bird" turns its head, looks me right in the eye, and grins. A BASE jumper. He accelerates past me and seems to skim the tops of the clay tile roofs before he throws his chute and floats down toward an old church and a cluster of white stone houses. Jonathan and I hoot and holler in amazement. Below, an old man and woman stroll hand in hand, oblivious to the ruckus. Just as they have for the past 50 years.


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UNC Flies By Mountain Hawks In 1st Round
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Top-ranked North Carolina overcame a slow start to race past 10th-ranked Lehigh 16-7 in the first round of the NCAA Men's Lacrosse Tournament Saturday afternoon at Fetzer Field. Eleven different Tar Heels scored in the game as UNC rang up its largest margin of victory in an NCAA Tournament game since 1990 when current head coach Joe Breschi served as the senior solo captain for Coach Willie Scroggs' final Carolina team.
ACC champion North Carolina improved to 13-3 on the campaign, its most wins in a season since 2010, and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals for the third time in Breschi's five years as head coach. The Tar Heels will be making their first quarterfinal appearance in three years next Sunday in Indianapolis, Ind., at Lucas Oil Stadium. The fifth-seeded Tar Heels will play fourth-seeded Denver in the quarterfinals after the Pioneers routed Albany 19-14 Saturday night in a first-round game in Denver. A quarterfinal win next Sunday would give Carolina is first Final Four appearance since 1993.
The UNC-Denver game has been set for Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 12 noon at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. The game will be nationally televised on ESPNU and also available on mobile devies on WatchESPN.
The Mountain Hawks led 2-1 after the first quarter but Carolina scored the opening five goals of the second quarter to take a 6-2 lead and never looked back. Carolina maintained at least a two-goal lead for the last 40:11 of the game as it answered every time Lehigh tried to stage a comeback.
The Mountain Hawks stuck around until late in the third quarter but UNC outscored the Patriot League champions 7-1 over the last 15:56 of the match to capture the victory going away. Lehigh finished its outstanding 2013 season with a record of 12-5.
Tewaaraton Trophy finalist Marcus Holman led Carolina with a goal and four assists while sophomore attackman Jimmy Bitter and sophomore midfielder Chad Tutton each had three goals and an assist for the Tar Heels. Freshman Steve Pontrello added a pair of goals, matching his career high, as Carolina scored 16 goals against a Lehigh defense that came into the match allowing only 7.44 goals per game, tied for second in the nation. Other goal scorers for UNC were midfielders Greg McBride, Walker Chafee, R.G. Keenan, Davey Emala, Ryan Creighton, Spencer Parks and attackman Patrick Kelly. Joey Sankey had a trio of assists for Carolina while Jake Matthai and Greg McBride also had helpers.
In the past two games Holman and Sankey, UNC's two leading scorers, have one goal combined yet the Tar Heels scored 16 goals each time, beating Virginia 16-13 in the ACC Tournament final and Patriot League champion Lehigh 16-7 in the NCAA first round. In those two games, however, Holman and Sankey have combined to assist on 15 of those 32 UNC goals.
The five points for Holman increased his career school record in that category to 213. He has posted three or more assists in a game seven times this year in 16 games. Holman has 79 points this season, the second most in Carolina history. He needs two points to tie Bruce Ledwith's school record of 81 points in a season set in 1973. Holman also increased his season assist total to 42, the third most in a season in UNC history and four short of the school mark.
Holman also ran his consecutive game streak with at least one point to 31 games in a row. Jimmy Bitter has now scored goals in 10 straight games and has points in 26 games in a row. Joey Sankey's point streak improved to 20 games in a row and Chad Tutton has now scored at least one goal in 12 straight games and in 24 of the past 25 contests.
Both Jimmy Bitter and Chad Tutton recorded their eighth career hat tricks. Tutton has hat tricks in three straight games and four of the last five.
Lehigh was led in scoring by senior attackman David DiMaria who figured in five of its seven goals. DiMaria scored two goals and assisted on three. Patrick Corbett had two goals for the Mountain Hawks but the Tar Heel defense forced 15 turnovers and limited Lehigh to single digits in scoring for the first time in seven games.
The Tar Heels outshot the Mountain Hawks in every period, ending with a 53-30 edge. UNC also led in ground balls 38-26. Carolina continued its season-long trend of taking care of the ball, committing only nine turnovers while the Mountain Hawks had 15.
Taking better care of the ball was a big key in the game for Carolina. On Saturday, UNC generated 34 shots on goal and committed only nine turnovers. Conversely, when the Mountain Hawks came to Fetzer Field last year and beat Carolina 9-8 in the regular season, the Heels had 19 turnovers in that game and only 16 shots on goal.
Another big factor in UNC's win was junior R.G. Keenan's stellar play in the face-off circle as he won 15 of 22 face-offs and scooped up a game-high eight ground balls. It was the fifth time this season that Keenan has won at least 15 face-offs in a match. Keenan won 10 of 13 draws in the first half, helping the Tar Heels keep a possession advantage until they started to solve Lehigh goalkeeper Matt Poillon who had nine first-half saves, including five in the first quarter, as Lehigh started out with a 2-1 lead after the opening 15 minutes.
Poillon finished with a career-high 18 saves for Lehigh while Kieran Burke went the whole way for UNC, making eight saves. Both teams cleared the ball effectively with Lehigh going 16 for 18 and UNC finishing 13 of 14. Both teams had multiple extra-man opportunities with UNC going 2-for-5 and Lehigh finishing 1-for-4.
The game started slowly for the Heels as Lehigh led 2-1 after the opening period. DiMaria rolled the crease to give the Mountain Hawks a 1-0 just over five minutes into the match before Marcus Holman fed Jimmy Bitter for the game-tying goal 32 seconds later. The Mountain Hawks then took advantage of UNC's only failed clear of the game to score with 6:35 left in the period as Patrick Corbett notched the first of his two goals.
But the Tar Heel transition game began to click in the opening minutes of the second stanza and the game turned on that. UNC scorched the scoreboard for five goals in a span of just 3:46 as UNC seized a 6-2 lead at 10:11 of the period. It was fast break and unsettled goals, which set the table for UNC in that run.
Holman scored off a bounce-pass assist by McBride on a fast break at 13:57 to tie the game at 2-2. Moments later, Ryan Creighton scored after another successful clear as Tutton fed him on the play at 12:33 to give the Heels a lead they never relinquished.
Davey Emala then scored on a rebound at 11:35 after Poillon made an initial save on a shot by Tutton. The next Tar Heel goal epitomized the whole game. UNC won the face-off but R.G. Keenan turned the ball over. UNC did not give up on the play, however, and Joey Sankey emerged from the scrum with the ground ball. Sankey sent a long crossfield pass to McBride who buried a low shot from 15 yards out.
Carolina's next goal came with a flag down on the field for a delayed penalty against the Mountain Hawks as Spencer Parks finished off an assist by Jimmy Bitter and UNC was up 6-2 with 10:11 left before halftime. The Mountain Hawks answered with a pair of goals less than two minutes apart with Corbett notching his second goal and then Dante Fantoni scoring unassisted. But Walker Chafee scored an extra-man goal with 1:29 left in the half to put the Heels up by three at the break. Holman earned the assist on the play after Dylan O'Shaughnessy was whistled for interference.
UNC's Jordan Smith was called for pushing with 18 seconds left in the second quarter, giving Lehigh an EMO that carried over to the second half. The Mountain Hawks scored an extra-man goal nine seconds into the second half as Kyle Stiefel claimed a ground ball and finished with high heat from the outside. But Carolina again answered the call and quickly rebuilt a two-goal edge.
Steve Pontrello lasered one past Poillon a little over a minute later to restore a three-goal lead as he took a pass from Holman from behind the cage and fired from 12 yards out front for the finish. Then the Tar Heels got a key goal at 6:56 as Pontrello then won a wild battle for a ground ball near midfield and with everyone in scramble mode, Sankey fed Tutton for a brilliant putaway in an unsettled situation. Lehigh got one back as DiMaria registered his second unassisted goal but Carolina regained momentum with Bitter's second tally of the game off an assist by Sankey with 56 seconds left before the end of the period. It was the first of three timer-on goals by Carolina in the final 16 minutes of the match.
The fourth quarter was all Carolina. Keenan set the table with a face-off win and a man-down goal five seconds into the period. It was the fifth goal of the season for Keenan and his third goal in the past two games. Pontrello matched his career high for goals in a game at 9:53, notching his second while being assisted by fellow freshman Jake Matthai on a textbook fast break. Lehigh cut the UNC lead back to five goals on a transition tally by Klay Heston at 8:42 but the Heels responded with a four-goal run to end the match.
Mike Noone was sent off for unnecessary roughness at 6:20 of the fourth quarter. After Tutton hit the post, Davey Emala's shot was stopped by Poillon. Eventually, Chad Tutton dodged his defender and finished past Poillon one-on-one at 5:23 for a man-up tally. The teams exchanged turnovers before Jimmy Bitter finished his hat-trick with a timer-on goal at 4:08. Patrick Kelly scored for the Tar Heels at 3:09 before Carolina finished with scoring with a timer-on goal by Tutton, assisted by Holman, with 1:07 left in the game.
- The nine-goal margin of victory was the most by UNC in an NCAA Tournament game since it beat Harvard 18-3 in the NCAA quarterfinals on May 20, 1990.
- Carolina improved to 16-5 all-time in NCAA Tournament games in Chapel Hill.
- UNC is now 7-2-1 all-time against Lehigh.
- Marcus Holman's five points improved his school career record total to 212.
- Marcus Holman has 121 career goals, seven shy of Bert Fett's school record 128 (1972-75).
- Holman added four assists to his total. He now has 91, third in UNC history behind Bruce Ledwith (119) and Michael Burnett (106)
- Carolina now has three 30-goal scorers on the season with Holman (37), Joey Sankey (34) and Jimmy Bitter (32).
- UNC also has three players with 50 or more points - Holman (79), Sankey (53) and Bitter (51)
- Kieran Burke's 189 saves equal the eighth most in a season in UNC history.
- R.G. Keenan's 193 face-off wins are the fifth most in a single season in Carolina history.
- R.G. Keenan's 109 ground balls equal the sixth most in a season in Carolina history.
- Chad Tutton's 27 goals are the most by a UNC midfielder since Sean DeLaney tallied 35 goals in 2009.
- Carolina has won 10 matches in a row. The last time UNC won 10 in a row was at the start of the 2010 season.
- Marcus Holman has recorded points in 31 straight games. He has assists in 12 straight games. He has scored goals in 30 of the past 31 games.
- Jimmy Bitter has scored goals in 10 straight games. He has scored in 21 of the past 22 games and has points in 26 successive contests.
- Joey Sankey has points in 20 straight matches.
- Chad Tutton has a point in 25 of the past 26 games. He has scored goals in 12 straight games and has tallied goals in 24 of the past 25 games.
- Chad Tutton and Jimmy Bitter both recorded their eighth career hat tricks against the Mountain Hawks.
- Jimmy Bitter's 59 career goals are the most by a sophomore in UNC history.
- Ryan Creighton's 11 goals are the most by a short-stick defensive midfielder in Tar Heel history.
- Marcus Holman's 79 points are two shy of the school record of 81 set by Bruce Ledwith in 1973.
- Holman's 42 assists are the third most in a season in UNC history.
- Steve Pontrello matched his career high with two goals. He has had back-to-back two-goal games.
- Chad Tutton has recorded hat tricks in three straight games and in four of the past five games.


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Losing Weight After Pregnancy
Celebrity moms seem to be popping up everywhere showing no hint that theyve just delivered a baby. Many of them are incredibly in-shape within a few months after childbirth, donning bikinis, short shorts and tank tops. How do they do it? Theyve got an army of people helping them and they spend hours doing extreme workouts every day. However, most post-pregnancy moms dont have access to that kind of potent combination.
So how long should it take to lose your pregnancy weight gain? It depends on what shape you were in before you gained the weight and how much you gained over nine-months.
If you started at a normal weight, and gained between 25 and 35 pounds, it should take about 2 to 4 months to get back to your pre-pregnancy weight. Remember that your body has changed over that nine months, so although you may lose the extra pounds, your shape may be different.
If you were overweight before you were pregnant you most likely added more weight than doctors typically recommend (25-35 lbs.). It may take up to a year or more to lose your extra weight and the weight you dont lose may stick with you for a very long time.
Looking at pictures of models and actresses that seem to drop the pounds almost magically after giving birth can be depressing to new moms who dont have the same resources. But its really unrealistic to compare yourself with others. Everyone is different and you have to objectively look at where youre starting from and what a realistic goal is for you.
Should you diet?
Dieting usually isnt the answer. As strange as that may sound, trying to stick to a diet while adjusting to having a new baby in the family is probably asking too much of yourself. A better approach is to eat a well-balanced variety of foods. Actually eating more often throughout the day and creating smaller portions can help boost your metabolism. It will also keep you from getting too hungry from going too long between meals. Also if you are breastfeeding you need a few extra calories " try not to go under 1800 a day. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's MyPyramid site can help you design a personalized eating plan based on your age, activity level, and weight loss goals. The site even has a special section for breastfeeding moms.
Fish is considered a super food because its loaded with DHA - an essential omega 3 fatty acid. Stick to salmon, sardines and tuna (packed in water). Milk & yogurt are high in calcium for strong bones. Proteins such as lean meats, chicken and beans are very important to a healthy body. Beans in particular are low in fat and high in fiber.
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. It fills you up, keeps you hydrated and some research suggests that it may speed up your metabolism.
One of the most important things you can do to help drop the extra pounds and re-shape your body is to exercise. It doesnt have to be hours and hours of spinning or aerobics. Pushing a stroller through the park is a good start. 30 minutes a day is recommended for exercise. If time is an issue, break it up into (3) 10 - minute quick workouts. Strength training with free weights is also important and will help tone and strengthen muscles that have been a bit lax for the last 9 months. You can start with 3 to 5 pound weights " some moms use cans of food " to get the resistance you need.
Before you start any exercise program check with your doctor first, particularly if you had a C-section.
Finally, the one thing you can do and probably the hardest, is to get at least 7 or 8 hours of sleep. Catch as many naps during the day as you can (while baby is napping) and if you have access to family or friends, recruit them to help take over while you get some shut-eye.
When youre exhausted its easier to give up on taking care of yourself. Being sleep deprived has shown to make losing weight more difficult.
One thing to keep in mind is that every new mother will have her ups and downs with losing the extra baby-fat that she gained during pregnancy. Be patient with yourself and set small realistic goals. Do it for your own health, not because you want to live up to someone elses idea of perfection. People are more successful when they lose weight gradually and with a new baby to care for, gradual is good. You dont need the extra stress of trying to fit in the jeans you wore before you were pregnant 2 weeks after giving birth.
Enjoy your baby, eat healthy foods, drink water, exercise in snippets if necessary and get the rest you need. The weight will come off.
Source: Stephanie Watson, http://www.webmd.com/baby/features/8-tips-for-losing-weight-after-pregnancy


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Steady Rains Finally Reducing Drought Footprint
The October rains are finally having an impact on the drought.
The U.S. Drought Monitor, released today, shows the southeastern half of Bexar County, essentially the part south and east of Interstate 35, is out of drought conditions, being listed only as 'abnormally dry.'
The northwest half of the county is listed as in 'moderate drought,' the least severe category, but a quick drive into the Hill Country will reveal 'severe' and 'extreme' drought conditions remaining.
The drought has shown significant improvement in the Coastal Bend and Rio Grande Valley, where only a portion of the Valley and none of the Coastal Bend currently in the most severe categories of extreme or exceptional drought.
In fact, only 5% of Texas is currently under exceptional drought conditions, the lowest figure since April. Wide stretches of West Texas, which were in the most serious two categories just a few weeks ago, have shown significant improvement.
October is traditionally among the wettest months of the year in Texas, and rains are expected to continue across much of the state all week.


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do you guys happen to know the name of the sealer that is used to glue in the drain plugs in the floor boards. thanks
when lord fusor intro'ed their stuctural adhesive, i had a chance to test it out
we bonded some index card sized pieces of metal together, let them set till they were cured according to the instructions then tried to seperate them
the piece i was working on was put in a vise and chisled on to no real effect
then i layed it down across the 1" thick cast iron floor drains and beat it with a mini sledge hammer. the only way it became 2 pieces again was by beating the pieces till they were as thick as tinfoil
that being said, i still prefer neatly fitting the panel and butt welding them all the way around, then grinding / filling for a perfect finish
no overlap mean noplace for rust to start, and no need for welding primer (i hate that stuff too)
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I am about finished up installing my *****in' Products Big Block Firewall in my '35 ford, and in a few weeks will be ready to install the *****in' products Floorboards (Firewall to rear).
Here's the question-I have been reading not only the instructions, but various Magazine Articles related to this install. In a '99 Street Rodder Article, they used an Automotive Adhesive made by SEM to install the Floorpans. It looked great when finished. Most of the Articles I have read talk about "stitching" or rosette Welding the Floorpans to the Body, and I know it should be strong enough, but it appears to me that the Adhesive (claimed to be as strong or stronger than a Weld) used all the way around would be stronger. Also, I would think that the Adhesive may "Seal" better even though you are using a Seam Sealer. Wouldn't there also be a time savings?
If this is true, then how do you prepare the Metal? Just clean and rust free? What about epoxy priming it first? On all of the seams I have been welding (structurally), I have been using Weld Through Primer, and that stuff (IMHO) welds terribly! I have not used this type of Product before-what are the Pro's and Con's?
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Our look back at Arsenal 125 continues right here with more fantastic footage from our anniversary celebrations.
Ahead of Saturday's win over Everton, Fans' Forum presenter Tom Watt introduced a host of Arsenal legends to the Emirates Stadium crowd.
Following a group of diehard fans out of the tunnel were representatives from the 1960s - David Court and Terry Neill - plus 1971 Double winners Bob Wilson, Frank McLintock, John Radford, Sammy Nelson and Charlie George.
George Graham's successful time in charge was represented by the man himself as well as Alan Smith, David O'Leary, Anders Limpar, Paul Davis and Ian Wright.
Following close behind were Jens Lehmann, Lauren, Lee Dixon, Ray Parlour, Robert Pires and Thierry Henry - all triumphant during Arsène Wenger's era.
The legends stayed on the pitch to provide a guard of honour for Wenger's current side alongside some flag-waving Junior Gunners and Henry himself spoke to the crowd.
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Create the custom fire pit of your dreams with the Firegear Ready to Finish Square Fire Pit - 42" Square
- Constructed with galvanized structural steel tubing
- Magnesium oxide board preattached to the frame
- Easy to transport
- Integrated leveling feet
- Stainless steel vents included
The Firegear Ready to Finish Square Fire Pit - 42" Square provides the ultimate quick assembly method allowing most jobs to be completed in one day! This ready to finish enclosure has integrated leveling feet allowing for up to 4 inches of adjustment; see related items below for compatible burner. Stainless steel vents are included and the magnesium oxide board comes with predrilled holes for your on/off key valve. The magnesium oxide board is weather resistant, fireproof and long lasting which means your firepit will stand the test of time.
Please Note: Suggested top size of 9 sq ft. which assumes a 2 inch veneer thickness and 1 inch overhang