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The rain continues to pour down in NYC and with it, a storm of new material continues to drop into our laps. We're ok with it.
Pop your umbrellas, we're in for a shower of songs and sweet news bits!
The Courteeners, Editors and Noah & The Whale have been added to the Isle Of Wight Festival line-up. They join Jay-Z, Vampire Weekend and The Strokes at the June event. Tickets here.
MissOmniMedia has a great feature on Holy Ghost! Read the piece here then jump a spell down for a remix from the NYC DJ-duo that we won't ever quit playing.
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omg i know... kid is one of the philly greats. But hes a fuckin nerd if you ever meet him. i'll get some pics of his work though.Originally posted by indigo@Aug 10 2004, 03:03 AM
im surprised i didnt see any kid
kid and mad
kid and mad
gems and stem (gems is skam or kid)
And yo filth, you dont write dero or end, do you? im just wonderin cuz you posted them up as your blackbook sketches.
-Atic aka Dank..
-Atic aka Dank..
he was on the philly gear building but that jsut got buffed i think i'm gonna hit it soon
kill em all
my shit....
-Atic aka Dank..
this thread is dying...
-Atic aka Dank..
kill em all
I love Bambu's throws.
-Atic aka Dank..
hahahaha welll i found one of his pics he wrote kans also
thats from nightcrawla.com
kill em all
Aqua's shit (I'm a Philly Native, and he's my hero!:
(You can see it from the highway!
Stoopkid touched me in my naughty parts.
i love philly s style where the flix at?
heres some stuff by my friends..ill post my work once i get my damn camera back..my friend is borrowing it..anyway, heres some flix :
some stuff by jelloz and some
MY PENIS IS ONE INCH!
album cover with case in the backround B)
case may be on of the most active bombers in philly right now...a lot of the writers r either staying in 1 neighborhood or i am just not noticing their stuff..idk...but anyway, there it is
i didnt take any of these flix that i am posting, jelloz (sk) sent me them. so i dont want any credit for them.
MY PENIS IS ONE INCH!
come on lets keep this thread alive..
MY PENIS IS ONE INCH!
are you talking about the obey sticker on that lightpost? :unsure:Originally posted by REdRum@Nov 10 2004, 04:06 PM
Foe, made props seen ya shit at the real worlds house

QUOTE (ehobo @ Feb 23 2005, 09:31 PM)

 i no whats going on here he likes dicks

am I the only one who is reminded of Scan?Originally posted by PANIC!FUP_MORE...@Nov 12 2004, 09:49 PM
lust the rust.
i stayed in kop when i went to philly. didn't seem to have anything goin donw but i didn't really look anywhere cept in philly which is one of the best cities i've been to.Originally posted by Ravek@Jul 7 2004, 11:59 AM
well, atic i go weekly to bensalem, witch some people consider north philly to see my grandma, but other then that i live in super suburbs of phily... King of Prussia.... its and odd name for a town but its still a name
livin large like a fat bitch
u shoulda went to the mall its like the 3rd biggest in america
kill em all
philth, do you have the regional rail curve bomb? i saw that once and cant find it again, i think it was somewhere deep in the 12oz philly thread
For the nay sayers there, try to replicate some of those hands well, just try it.
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In case you haven't heard, a California based preacher has predicted the rapture will occur at 6pm on Saturday, May 21 (just like in 1988). If he means California time, then it is 8pm our time. Either way, though, the rapture will, if this prediction is correct, occur during Zine Fest Houston. Is it just a coincidence or is Zine Fest Houston the reason for the end of the world? Either way, this is where the cool kids will be spending the end of the world, because Zine Fest is happening come hellfire or highwater, rain or rapture.
And if you do get raptured, being on the roof of Khon's will put you closer to your destination. Just think how cool you will look when your body is taken up and all that is left behind is your shoes, pants and a Zine Fest Houston t-shirt.
However in the case of rain, hellfire or other severe weather, the festivities may be moved down below. No, not that far down below. We will move to a vacant space in the shopping center or on the sidewalk under the awning. But keep your fingers crossed (or pray) that it won't rain, because being on the roof would be so much more fun, especially if the rapture does occur and we can watch people flying into the sky.
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text: Can our beeks at least muster up one "hip hip hooray" for Obama on the official start of his next term? Isn't there enough for at least a little cheer?Dow Industrials UP 70% since Obama took overNasdaq composite up a whopping 112% since Obama took overS&P500 index up 80% since Obama took overIn fact said indexes are now at a 5 year high!Beeks that invested in Obama made 20% a year. Even Reagan would be envious of that.Inflation has been under 3.5%. About 2.5% now.Natural gas prices have fallen 75%.No more war in Iraq.No 2nd Great Depression.Can we at least get a whimper out of the conservatives? How about a groan?


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The current electoral mess in Israel has made any thought of peace in the Middle East become a belief in fantasy. Palestinian haters like Avigdor Lieberman are trying to secure power positions in a coalition government while religious fanatics are using their electoral power to ensure no retreat from the West Bank. President Obama and European Union leaders quietly let it be known to Israel leaders the only way out of the electoral confusion was a unity government of Kadima and Likud with Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister and Tzipi Livni in a leading foreign policy role. Hopefully Labor would also be included in such a coalition, but the important factor is keeping out of government those who seek death and destruction not only for Palestinians but for the future of Israel.
If Lieberman gains power all hope for peace is gone, if religious fanatics gain power to block a reasonable resolution of the West Bank than all hope for peace is gone. Israel needs a strong dose of realism.


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'A fifth-round pick of the Flames in 1996, Lydman has netted 93 points (19 goals, 74 assists) in 289 games over four seasons with Calgary. He has also posted three straight seasons of 20 or more points.'
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Portrait of Mrs. Thomas McKean (Sarah Armitage) and Her Daughter, Maria Louisa
Companion to Portrait of Chief Justice Thomas McKean and His Son, Thomas McKean, Jr., Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1968-74-1
Charles Willson Peale, American, 1741 - 1827
Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, North and Central America
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The portraits Charles Willson Peale painted for the home of Chief Justice Thomas McKean and his wife, Sarah Armitage McKean, were impressive, but whether Peale was recording the couple's actual possessions or simply representative objects is unknown. Elements like the classical building in the chief justice's portrait (Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1968-74-2) and the boldly titled framed print in the painting of Mrs. McKean are clearly symbolic. The portrait of Maria Louisa, the McKeans' youngest daughter, is one of a number of charming paintings of children made by Peale in the 1780s. Seated securely on her mother's lap, Maria is offered a plate of cherries and she, in turn, grasps a joined stem with twin fruits emblematic of natural connectedness, love, new life, and awakening. Mrs. McKean's nurturing is the first step in her daughter's education, but for outspoken early proponents of women's education, including Dr. Benjamin Rush, it was crucial that, along with nurture, women like Mrs. McKean also "think justly upon the great subjects of liberty and government" so they could raise virtuous citizens. The print seen beside Mrs. McKean specifically indicates her personal political and civic involvement in the American Revolution. Its title—Date Obolum Belisario—translates as "give a penny to Belisarius" and represents the sad fate of Belisarius, a once-victorious and loyal general of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian, who, as an innocent victim of political intrigues, was abandoned by his country and left a beggar. In Mrs. McKean's portrait the image is symbolic of charitable acts toward brave and loyal soldiers who had fallen on hard times and represents her activities during 1780 and 1781 as a member of the Ladies Association of Philadelphia. To compensate for the lack of public finances and the indifference of their fellow citizens, women of various social classes sewed clothing and raised money to purchase shoes and other necessities for the soldiers of the Continental army.
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The same browser clone as what...at least 2 or 3 other games? These things need to die, ffs.
exactly the same as that ultimate naruto game...
This game is too botish... click click click and it does everything for you, how boring...
If companies are actually getting the right to make these games, why not make them not suck?
Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail.
Why not make an actual 2D fighting game? They would be hits.


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The FA WSL and ESPN have joined forces to offer young football fans attending Arsenal Ladies' clash against Lincoln this Sunday the chance to feature in an upcoming ESPN show.
The 'Search For A Star' competition, which is aimed at finding budding young sports presenters, is testing 12-16 year olds to showcase their presenting skills with a 60-second video report from a football match this weekend. The winner will be given the chance to write and present a report for a forthcoming ESPN show.
To showcase your skills to ESPN, you will need to upload an original report on Sunday's WSL match to YouTube and send the link to the WSL's official teen media partner, Shout magazine, at email@example.com.
A panel of expert judges, including ESPN football presenter Rebecca Lowe and Gunners star Ellen White, will pick the winner at ESPN's London studio on Tuesday September 25, where a group of finalists will enjoy an exclusive tour and a TV presenting master class.
The closing date for the competition is Monday so you'll need to hurry! ShoutMag.co.uk have all the details.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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The Miller Hull Partnership announced Tuesday that one of the firm's two founding partners, Robert Hull, has passed away at 68 due to complications from a stroke.
Hull received a B.Arch. from Washington State University. Following graduation he worked in Afghanistan for the U.S. Peace Corps and designed National Tourism Agency headquarters in the country, among other projects. He went on to work at Marcel Breuer's New York office and then Rhone & Iredale Architects (now Iredale Group Architecture), before founding The Miller Hull Partnership with David Miller, a former classmate, in 1977 in Seattle.
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Is time whizzing by for you? I find that many of my good intentions float in and out of my brain and if I don't capture them on paper (or computer), weeks and months pass and I haven't gotten around to them.
My husband and I recently tried to make things easier on my clients and me. We created a Health Log that has the food, activity, allergy, and self-care entries to help me to align my intentions with my actions. I know, it's one more thing to fit into an already busy schedule, but I figured that with the categories already laid out, a quick update here and there would be easy. After I try it out for a bit and get some client feedback, I'll be posting it on my website: http://www.yourhealthpotential.com.
So far so good in terms of my commitment to log in on a daily basis. What I am learning is that just having a category of self-care actually makes me think about it. As women, we often put ourselves last on the list of things to take care of, and that leads to quick-fix eating, online shopping, and other pacifiers that don't really fulfill our needs. We often feel worse afterward, because we think we have been weak and indulgent. No so!
First, any behavior, misguided or not, is driven by a genuine need to feel better. If we actually think about how we were feeling just prior to our "slip," we can usually decipher the motive for our behavior. For example, this morning I awoke feeling sunburned and tired from too long a day at the beach yesterday with my sister. I didn't listen to myself as I was thinking, "I've probably had enough sun," and I paid the price. I also have a talk about getting off the sugar roller coaster that's coming up tomorrow at a local Country Club. I don't like the idea of going to talk about health and being sunburned–doesn't fit with what I feel is taking good care of myself, you know?
So…as I was reading my email this morning, one of my favorite shoppping sites indicated that the were having a sale and, voila! Out popped my credit card. I could rationalize this all day, but the fact remains that I hadn't intended to buy any clothes today and spent money I could have used on something I do need. I won't actually have the outfit for tomorrow's talk, but I admit I felt instantly better thinking about being dressed in it. However, a more direct and less expensive solution to my feelings might have been journaling and working them through. Later, a planned treat, like an Epsom Salts and Baking Soda bath to relieve the sunburn and relax might be just the right pick-me-up.
The key is to interrupt the action with another solution. I often rehearse with my clients what they might do in a social situation, for example, when someone automatically serves them dessert. If they have practiced a graceful way to refuse, they won't feel cornered between their desire to improve their health and their desire to please their host. Any discomfort in such a situation is only momentary, anyway. I have found that people don't really care what we are eating, as long as they can enjoy their food and know we are content.
One more thought on the subject–whether it's logging into a health journal or writing down how we feel, I know positive action leads to more of the same. It is the way we actually change situations in our lives that we are frustrated about. If I were to continue to focus on my "slip" and make myself feel worse, I am almost guaranteed to do it again and again and again. Whereas, if I use it to think through what is happening with me and what I want to do next time, I'm much more likely to act differently. It's a matter of becoming our own best friends. We comfort ourselves when we're down and encourage ourselves when we start to change.
Then, in another few months when we look back, we will see amazing progress and growth. That, in itself, is life-changing and empowering. So, go for what you want in your life, no matter how big or small and record your successes. Penning a few notes along the way help create big gains in the end.
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Bruce Tate, author of the Jolt Award-winning Better, Faster, Lighter Java has an intriguing notion about the future of Java, and it's causing some agitation among Java developers. Bruce believes Java is abandoning its base, and conditions are ripe for an alternative to emerge.
In Beyond Java, Bruce chronicles the rise of the most successful language of all time, and then lays out, in painstaking detail, the compromises the founders had to make to establish success. Then, he describes the characteristics of likely successors to Java. He builds to a rapid and heady climax, presenting alternative languages and frameworks with productivity and innovation unmatched in Java. He closes with an evaluation of the most popular and important programming languages, and their future role in a world beyond Java.
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Bruce Tate is a kayaker, mountain biker, father, author, and Java programmer inAustin, Texas. His five books include Better, Faster, Lighter Java and the bestselling Bitter Java (Manning). His 17 years of experience include stints at IBM, two failed startups, and his own independent consulting practice called J2Life, LLC.
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"perhaps intentional concealigs during the marketing of Ruby."This book is not about marketing Ruby. It's an essay whose goal is to forcast the key issues for application development over the next 10 years and correlate them with the current programming lanaguage landscape.The author's conclusion, that of all the tools he examines, Ruby is the better fit, is carefully grounded in the discussion. The conclusion is one you, the reader, are free to dissagree with, but along the way you will learn something about the current state of Java, C#, Smalltalk, Python, Perl and Lisp. I knew nothing of Django and Seaside before I read the sections on Smalltalk and Python.I find it unfair to this excellent and readable essay to brand it "Ruby marketing".
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Since the inception of computer science, programming languages have come and gone at varying paces. Over the past ten years, Java has become one of the most popular programming languages on earth, but this trend will inexorably decline and eventually fade out sometimes. Quoting the author, "It's definitely not a question of if but when". Worded differently, all programming languages are born equal and make no exceptions as far as the theory of evolution is concerned. In "Beyond Java", the message the author seeks to convey is not that Java is bad, too limited or that it will disappear next year. Instead, by dissecting a couple of established facts under his microscope, the author clearly shows that Java's reign will eventually end even though the language is still on the rise today. It's worth mentioning that this book is definitely not the result of some cheap crystal gazing exercise as the author bases his predictions and forecasts on his concrete real-world experience and on input gathered from the most famous Java gurus on the planet (Richard Monson-Haefel, Jason Hunter, James Duncan Davidson, to name a few). Aiming at a constructive attitude, the author enumerates and explains the characteristics and the features that the next leading programming language should provide according to him. On a more concrete level, the author points out the major shortcomings of Java (static typing, general purpose semantics, etc.) that will very likely contribute to make the language become a second choice in face of its more dynamic competitors, such as Ruby. Using the later as a reference, the author explains how he managed to attain an unprecedented level of productivity when migrating a database-backed web application written in Java to the Ruby on Rails framework. If you firmly believe that everything has a begin and an end, then you should give this book a try as it provides a good deal of useful information and much appreciated hints that will let you prepare yourself to the inexorable transition from Java to THE next language. More reviews on Val's blog (http://radio.javaranch.com/val)
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Though this book has showed quite good concerning points about Java but it failed to make Ruby buy me. I also found some perhaps intentional concealigs during the marketing of Ruby.1. You will not find a single occurance of word "Java Web-Start". And Java-Applet technology is the target of punishment. You will also not find mensioning NetBeans-IDE which has way simplified things and has stopped people from go straty adopting Eclipse religion derived from it parent-religion Java. Java failed because of VB-6 type IDE should i say NetBeans-4 has not born when it should get born.2. Contradicting his own notion that a language must do everything is falsified by his ownself by admitting Ruby is not OOP and shortcomings in every field.3. C#.... justice was not done with it. Knowing that now system drivers are being written in C#. I remeber old days when i used to read that java is made safe. I always used to say M$ doesnt make anything safe why SUN is doing that and why i used to say in 2002 happened true by SUN saying with the realease of 1.5 said this version is more low-level than J2SE was intented. C# has done just that and won. People and this book wrongly in full totality, say that C# is clone/copy of Java. Being an OOP lanngauage doesnt automatically means that. Also i must say .Net still had Procedures and Sub-Routines architecture. So with Java sun did was taking a LION (C/C++) broke all of it s teeth and clipped its nails in pows and the thing left was named Java.C# its like M$ took the LION (C/C++) and has educated people and platforms (OS) how not to get bitten by it and yet take full pleasure of pleaying with it.I believe Java and C# will compete neck to neck if NetBeans-4 type things are not evolutionised but revolutionised priodically. JBuilder and VisualCafe(late) , VisualAge(late) killed Java.Have much to say and write but these are my imidiate thoughts.RegardsMuhaamad Imran.Islamabad, Pakistan.
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ok guys its been a loooong time since iv been on the forum.
So iv finally decided to bite the bullet and attempt to restore my 81 trans am. i stripped the interior didnt find anything to scary. iv been sanding the car down to the original paint and even the primer in some places, my first question is this.
I bought 1 gal of self etching high build primer in grey, as i finish sanding a section of the care like the door for example i removed it from the car totally sripped everything off and out of it did repairs and sprayed it with rustoleum green self etching primer , it turned out really well, now i wanna spray the 1 gal grey high build self etching over it. is this an ok way to do it and what kind of paint should i use over the primers to get a proper result? its only a weekend project when i get home as im on the road alot so once i have the whole car in primer i want to hang the doors hood trunk lid etc and paint all the bolt on body parts at once before i spray the body. i hope this is making sense
If you can return the primer I would then sand down what you've done real good and use epoxy primer on it. Way better way to go.
It sounds to me like your willing to do all the hard work thats involved in doing an exellent job ...After a doing a couple hundred hours of hard work it doesnt make sense to use anything but quality materials...The way your doing it is like building a beautiful house on a wood foundation ,it just wont last.....Use epoxy primer over bare metal if you dont have a compressor and a spray gun ,get them ...before going any further.....get that stuff off there and back to bare metal then call SPI and get the epoxy primer ,its the best primer you can get and the price is right....
As for the build primer...wait.... your a long way from that but get SPI 2k when your ready,for all the ame reasons....
starting with the bare metal, epoxy then bodywork then epoxy over that (an epoxy sandwich) THEN you can use a 2K ...
i have a compressor and a 300$ hvlp gun set just haven't gotten to the stage where i can spray, i was advised by the place in my local that mixes the paint to use the self etching if and only if there is more paint on the car than bare metal which there is, i WAS going to just sand blast the car completely but bc this is project that i can only work on when i have free time at home iv been sanding as far as i can. so educated me bc im no body guy by any means haha what kind of problems will i run into if i continue on this course of action? where do i find a step by step guide on how to do a successful job start to finish?
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I agree with Mike (Deadbodyman)...what you have put on your car needs to come off...It's apparent that you really like this car otherwise you wouldn't have put the hours into it that you have. If you want your work to last you need to get your foundation built....take the car down to bare metal (even the etch primer that you put on it)...I'm surprised... was it the place that mixes paint that recommended "rustoleum" etch? If it was, you may need to find a new paint supplier...swvalcon is also correct, if you can return the grey etch primer...return it.
You asked for directions on the proper way to rebuild your car.
#1) Take the car down to bare metal. Either chemically (stripper...this may not be an option for you because it does give off nasty fumes), or mechanically (sandpaper). Use 80 grit on a DA (Dual Action) orbital. Set the orbital to rotate only, not rotate and vibrate. Keep your paper sharp (change it regularly) and don't spend to much time in one spot. If you do, you'll create heat and could warp a panel.
#2) If you feel that blasting it isn't an option then strip it one piece at a time and put it in Epoxy primer. I have recently tried SPI (test panels only...a local shop was using it and donated some product for me to try) and so far I'm impressed. After years of using PPG's Epoxy, I'm quickly becoming a convert. From what I've seen of the SPI product so far, it is easy to apply, lays down flat and has more than respectable sanding qualities.
After you have the entire car in Epoxy, the body work can begin and that's a whole thread or several threads on it's own.
You mentioned that you had a compressor...what size of tank and how many CFM does your compressor put out. Very often, too small a compressor is used and this brings a whole new gamut of problems.
I hope this helps you get to your next stage.
That's good stuff lol I have a 20 gal compressor, for the time being - being I can't return the primer ill put it on the shelf for another project or use Otto protect the metal from rusting until the summer when I can blast the car, last time I blasted anything I rented a tow behind diesel compressor and a 200lb pot, I'm thinking ill soda blast it so not to distort the metal. The rust oleum was my doing iv used it before in other applications with great results and in a pinch I decided to use it to cover my bare spots to prevent rusting, wasn't sure of how it would react with automotive paints if at all, when it comes to cars it's in my blood but yeah I'm a beginner when it comes to the body for sure
I'm glad you said your 20 gallon compressor was for "the time being"...The tank is to small to paint with and I'm still not sure how many CFM's it puts out.
Soda blasting is an option that would minimize distortion of metal.
Just my .02 here but I would personally not use soda blasting. It is virtually impossible to get all the residue off of the car after blasting and if you don't get it all off you are headed for major problems. Again jsu my two cents worth, but you may want to do a search on here and mybe SPI site for soda blasting just to get an idea of what I am talking about. Best of luck with which ever way you choose to go.:thumbup:
Here a link to one thread about soda.. http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/soda...ing-83749.html
job #1 how do I get it to the metal??? This alone is confussing enough...
The only true answear is every car is different ,we'll need to know more about the car, year ,how much paint is on it,etc,,,
basicly theres three ways to remove paint...
media blasting
chemical stripping
It would be well advised to read up on some of our old threads on these methods to find which one best suits you and the draw backs of each one..
Once the paint is off then theres the metal prep,and you thought paint removal was confusing...:drunk:
Theres a lot of opinions on whats best. but you'll find the general consensess is start with bare metal then epoxy not etch primer first off you cant put filler over etch primer it wont stick well ,you need to sand it off the spots where you need filler and there goes any sealing properties it has for the steal...
Making any sense so far ??????
If your using Otto (do you mean Ospho) Thats a sure way to get things screwed up....I use it on every car I do and theres a whole proceedure to follow...if its not followed to the letter you will almost certainly have trouble down the line...Dont get me wrong ,its great stuff and it'll most certainly prevent the metal from surface rust for yrs to come,but you really need to know how to use it properly....Its not very hard to use but theres a few things to watch out for...
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Having appeared on 1990's Ribbed and 1991's Liberal Animation (which was actually recorded in 1988), Kidwiller left the band in 1991, and Aaron Abeyta became the permanent second guitarist (as well as trumpeter), adopting the nickname El Hefe. Dragged into the mainstream spotlight by the mid-'90s success of labelmates Bad Religion and the Offspring, NOFX compensated with albums like 1992's White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean that were even closer to the anti-commercial extreme, exemplified by White Trash's accompanying single, "Please Play This Song on the Radio," which lured un-alert radio programmers with a tight melody, but ends with a stream of obscenities. The El Hefe-anchored lineup continued to blossom with 1994's Punk in Drublic; often regarded as the band's best, the album was eventually certified gold. Releases on Fat Wreck Chords continued throughout the '90s, as did the full-length Epitaph albums, like 1996's grungier, less uptempo Heavy Petting Zoo, 1997's punkier So Long & Thanks for All the Shoes, and 2000's Pump Up the Valuum and Bottles to the Ground; the latter album followed an experimental Fat Wreck Chords EP titled The Decline, which consisted entirely of the 18-minute title track. Next up was the Surfer EP, which showcased select sloppy cuts in spring 2001, with the first 500 copies on colored vinyl.
In 2002, NOFX sifted through countless tapes and recording sessions, eventually collecting 47 songs for 45 or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough to Go on Our Other Records. "Pimps and Hookers," which was the only new song on the album, was recorded in one day. Later that year, BYO Records got the band to release the NOFX/Rancid split album BYO Split Series, Vol. 3. This particular album had Rancid covering six NOFX tracks while NOFX returned the favor by switching up six Rancid songs. The four-song EP Regaining Unconsciousness came out in March 2003 and served as a teaser for May's The War on Errorism, released on Fat Wreck and littered with political criticisms. Given the band's outspoken and leftist nature, it was not surprising when they launched Punk Voter, a movement of punk bands that sought to politically empower disenfranchised youth and vote George W. Bush out of office. The organization still remained in action, even after Bush's 2004 re-election. Back on the music front, NOFX next released the EP Never Trust a Hippy in March 2006, the full-length Wolf in Wolves' Clothing one month later, and the live album They've Actually Gotten Worse Live! the following year. The band's 11th studio album, Coaster, arrived in 2009, paired with a documentary of the band's international 2008 tour in the form of the Fuse network's series Backstage Passport. In 2012 NOFX offered up a more self-aware set of songs on their 12th studio album, Self Entitled. A number of singles followed, and were collected on 2013's Stoke Extinguisher, which featured a new track, as well as the B-sides from the previous year's 7" releases. Fat Mike spent much of 2014 writing songs for a punk rock musical entitled Home Street Home. Along with the rest of NOFX, he collaborated with members of Alkaline Trio, Dance Hall Crashers, The Living End, and even Tony Award-winning vocalist Lena Hall on the soundtrack, which arrived in early 2015 as the final touches were put on the theatrical production. 2016 saw the band release the warts-and-all autobiography The Hepatitis Bathtub and Other Stories, while also announcing the release of their 13th studio album, First Ditch Effort. Released in October, the album was preceded by the harder-edged single "Six Years on Dope," which documented Fat Mike's troubles with substance abuse and his subsequent clean-up. ~ John Bush & Steve Huey
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Should All Women Over 40 Get Annual Mammograms?
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Breast-cancer screenings are one of the most hotly debated issues in health care. A large part of the medical establishment agrees with the long-held view that annual mammograms are a necessity and should be routine for women over 40. That way, any abnormalities can be spotted and dealt with as early as possible.
But a growing chorus of critics argue the tests aren't as useful as they're made out to be. Increasingly effective treatments have made it less necessary to spot trouble early, they say. And, they argue, the screenings create too many false positives—and find too many "cancers" that will never matter to women, leading not only to unnecessary anxiety but also unnecessary treatment.
Making the case for annual mammograms is Marisa Weiss, president and founder of Breastcancer.org and director of breast health outreach and breast radiation oncology at Lankenau Medical Center, Wynnewood, Pa. Arguing against routine annual screenings is H. Gilbert Welch, a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and an author of "Overdiagnosed: Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health."
Yes: Catching Cancer Early Improves Odds of Beating It
By Marisa Weiss
Breast Cancer is the most common cancer to affect women. Annual mammograms starting at age 40 are the best way to catch the disease early—and improve your odds of beating it.
There were about 1.3 million new cases of breast cancer diagnosed globally in 2012, and its incidence is expected to double in the next 30 years.
The good news is that major advances in surgery, radiation and chemo-targeted therapies have significantly raised the odds of surviving breast cancer. And the diagnostic procedures and treatments are less daunting than they used to be.
But you have to find the cancers early in order to get the benefits of those new treatments, and that means getting tested carefully and regularly.
A Big Reduction
Critics argue that trials haven't shown big benefits from early testing. But most published studies use old numbers, compiled when diagnostic methods and treatments were much less advanced. The studies also had significant biases that skewed the results. Even with some of these limitations, recently published studies show the survival benefit of testing. One Swedish trial compared a group of women who were invited to be screened regularly with a group who weren't—and those invited had 31% fewer breast-cancer deaths over 29 years.
The results would likely be even better using modern testing techniques in America, which has larger subgroups of women with different risk patterns, such as African-American and Jewish women.
Also consider that only about half of American women are following the current guideline of annual mammography starting at age 40. Imagine what we could achieve if significantly more women got annual tests.
Confirming Results
Some critics also point to the risks of false positives and overdiagnosis from screenings—whether it means undergoing unnecessary procedures or just facing psychological strain.
But the false-positive rate can be greatly reduced by using other technologies to confirm test results. Beyond that, women in their prime of life with multiple dependents are likely to accept a higher false-positive rate in order to avoid missing a diagnosis. Isn't the harm of not knowing about a problem far greater than the harm of a false positive?
Plus, life-threatening cancers far outnumber the clinically insignificant cancers—and we still don't know how to reliably distinguish between the real killers and the "pretenders."
An Irresponsible Move
The bottom line is that critics think the medical community should make regular testing a matter of personal preference rather than pushing for it.
That's irresponsible. Many women at high risk for breast cancer don't know they're at high risk. If we send the message that the tests are optional, they won't get screened. Beyond that, many women will skip the test because they're uncomfortable with it—and all too often, it's women at the highest risk who are most uncomfortable getting screened.
It comes down to one simple fact. Most women want to minimize their maximum cancer risk. Annual mammography starting at age 40 will save the most lives and spare the most families from the devastation of this disease. Most women, if educated about the options and outcomes, will say definitely, "Please screen me!"
Dr. Weiss is president and founder of Breastcancer.org and director of breast health outreach and breast radiation oncology at Lankenau Medical Center, Wynnewood, Pa. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Emily Conant contributed to this article; she is a member of Breastcancer.org's professional advisory board and vice chair of faculty development in the department of radiology at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine.
No: The Benefits Are Small, But the Costs Can Be Great
By H. Gilbert Welch
Mammograms are a choice, not a public-health imperative.
For decades, we've heard that "screening saves lives" without any accompanying message that there might be reasons not to be screened. The truth is, screening is a close call—a delicate balance of benefits and harms that different women may feel differently about.
Let's start with the benefits. A close look at the numbers shows the benefits are simply not as a big as they're made out to be. Among 50-year-old women—a group for whom we have the firmest data—the risk of dying from breast cancer in the next 10 years is about four per 1,000. Annual mammograms might lower that number to three per 1,000.
In other words, 1,000 women have to be screened for a decade to help one avoid a breast-cancer death. And that's using a very optimistic assumption—that screening can reduce breast-cancer mortality by 25%. An increasing number of researchers, myself included, think the reduction is closer to 10%. That would mean saving just 0.4 women per 1,000 screened.
Let's put it this way: If we screen 1,000 50-year-old women for 10 years, somewhere between zero and one will benefit. Because the risk of breast-cancer death rises with age, the number will be a little higher for 60-year-olds and a little lower for 40-year-olds.
Some critics think the numbers I've cited are out of date and don't reflect advances in treatment. I agree treatments have gotten better; that's why I estimate the benefits of screening to be so small. The more effectively we can treat a disease, the less important it is to find it early. We don't screen for pneumonia, for instance, because we can treat most pneumonia.
Bad Results
Those are the benefits. But when only one in 1,000 women is helped, it's reasonable to ask what happens to the other 999. In the U.S., somewhere between 200 and 500 will have a false alarm during 10 years of screening. Seventy to 190 will undergo a biopsy to prove it was a false alarm, and some will never be completely reassured.
The less familiar harm of screening is overdiagnosis—when a woman is told she has cancer, yet her cancer is not destined to cause symptoms or death. Among 1,000 women screened for 10 years, between four and 10 will be treated for cancer that was never going to bother them. That means screening leads women to undergo unnecessary surgery, chemotherapy and/or radiation.
Indeed, one reason breast cancer is so "common" is that we look so hard for it—and end up erring along the way. Overall, 75% to 90% of cancers caught by screening are either overdiagnosed or would have been successfully treated if spotted later.
Avoiding a breast-cancer death is an important benefit—clearly more consequential than false alarms or overdiagnosis and overtreatment. But the harms are much more likely than the benefits.
What to Do?
The question of "What to do?" has no single right answer. It's a value judgment. There is a wrong answer, however. Overstate the benefits, play down the harms and persuade, guilt or coerce women into screening. Too often that's what happens now.
To be sure, I'm in total agreement with those who argue that the women who stand to benefit the most from early detection are the women at the highest risk for dying from breast cancer. We should address their needs more elegantly than telling the other 95% of the population they must be screened.
For them, it's a choice. Those who like mammography and want to do everything possible to avoid a breast-cancer death should feel good about doing it. Those who don't like the procedure or the prospect of being turned into a patient unnecessarily should feel equally good about not doing it.
Dr. Welch is a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and an author of "Overdiagnosed: Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health." He can be reached at email@example.com.
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In the accompanying charts, the footnote on rounds of screening and years of follow-up refers to the "Wide Net" chart. In an earlier version of this article, the footnote was incorrectly attached to the "Error Rates" chart.
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REVIEW: The Lone Ranger
From the days of yester-year to the IMAX screens of today, The Lone Ranger rides. This incarnation of the hero has a back story with a young John Reid (Armie Hammer) playing the good guy lawyer who believes in due process and the justice courts can provide. This way of life fits well into the big city atmosphere, but when applied to the deserts and dunes of the old west, it falls way short. Here the law is upheld by men with guns and is written on the backs of those unable to defend themselves.
His partner in this unplanned adventure is a Comanche Indian that goes by the name of Tonto (Johnny Depp). A true spiritual man at times and a lunatic every other moment of the day. They ride together to avenge unjust deaths and deliver a reckoning to those scavenging on the weak.
The plot to this movie is pretty straightforward and simplistic, become the man who can make a difference with a twist of revenge to keep things interesting. As a movie I was looking for something more immersive and much less campy. I'm unsure what the idea was for this film when it hit the drawing board, but it could have used another brain storming session. This film felt like it was made of compromises, none of which helped the overall product.
If you actually remember the original Lone Ranger, you may get a kick out of this. Everyone else who is looking for a movie that can stand on more than memories past and occasional gag humor might be better to rent this film on DVD.
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Arsenal are not back in the title race just yet, according to Arsène Wenger.
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Arsenal are just three points off the Champions League places but remain 12 points behind high-flying Manchester City. Wenger thinks the gap needs to close before his team can be considered contenders.
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"We are only three points behind Chelsea but we need a strong period and Manchester City need a weaker period which they are not having at the moment.
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I just received a mystery bucket, but it has a rough fiberglass interior. How can I smooth it out without sanding and poossibly weekening the helmet.
I just received a mystery bucket, but it has a rough fiberglass interior. How can I smooth it out without sanding and poossibly weekening the helmet.
How rough? Exposed fibre? Spray-on pickup truck bed liner works well on that. If it's something else, see if you can get a pic to give us a better idea. Good luck!
Yes, I think I got the same helmet that he is talking about. I got it on ebay a few months ago. The person selling them does not show you the inside of the helmet in the auction. Their is no way that someone could wear one of these. I will see if I can post some pics later.
I would still use sandpapper. (not a rotary tool or any other machine.. manually) Just to get the roughness out of it. (there is no way you'll be able to sandpaper all the way through and weaken the helmet)
Then perhaps use the bedliner or any other filler (bondo/gelcoat?)
Oh.. and wear gloves... glasfibre splinters hurt like hell and you can't get 'em out..
and some foam afterwards?? maybe that will cover it up a bit, or glue some cloth on the entire interior?
There is also a spray on Plasti-Dip. Go to the local hardware store. I got a can at Ace Hardware in town. I used it to spray onto my pair of gauntlets, because they to have fiberglass on the inside. It is made by the same company that makes the canned plasti-dip that you can use to dip tools into to replace the plastic grips.
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This is a MARROW SUN MS BUCKET INTERIOR....this is how it comes...Great Bucket...NO sanding....Maybe a Black Spray to Darken...and tons of room!!..
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yeah, that one going around on ebay is crap. i got one, and have been deabting leaving negative feedback for him.
mine was so thin i could almost see through it in spots. i sanded out the inside as much as i could and will be just lining the entire thing with foam.
i suggest doing what REALLY fixed my problem though - get a better helmet :-/
dont toss old ones, if you want, ill work on em, I have suddenly been sparked by everyone around that iam an artistic genious, Ill buy the "broken" or "poorly done" ones from you (preffered cheap) put a crapload of work into em, and if you want them back afterwards, ill give em back for the same price, no charge for work. I liked makin my helmet and I want to get better, but finding more helmets is gettin difficult right now, and shipping killed me last time.
Go get your self some 60 grit sand paper and go to town!!! I had to do the same with mine. Get some fiberglass and do the inside of your helmet make it a little stronger.
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dunno about yours, but mine was rough to the point of actually having jagged spears of fiberglass sticking out... beyond even the grittiest of grits
i eventually got it under control... dremel grinding bit to wear down the BIG lumps, then some bondo to fill in the parts that were so thin i could see through them.
heh... just goes to show what you can get when you buy from an unknown source.
it's starting to look nice now though, with sanding / painting / etc...


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President Bashar Assad of Syria told a Lebanese newspaper his nation accepts the possibility they may wind up in a war with Israel sometime in the coming months. "If israel declares war on Lebanon and Syria or if America declares war on Iran," his nation is prepared to enter such a fray. He blamed America as forcing Israel to continue remaining in Lebanon despite their desire to leave. He noted in an ominous aside, "we know there is someone in the American government who is interested in this war, and we are preparing for it." One can only assume he is referring to Vice President Dick Cheney. However, even as the Syrian president breathed fire and brimstone, Israeli Prime Minister Olmert insisted his nation is exchanging messages in order to clarify how peace can be arranged between the two countries.
Fighting continues in the Gaza Strip area where three Israelis and several Palestinians lost their lives. A Reuters cameraman, Fadel Shana was killed while apparently filming his own death since he left footage which shows an Israel tank firing in his direction.
Meanwhile, speaking in Moscow, President Abbas of the Palestinian Authority called for a summit meeting to be held in Moscow. Does this request signify a loss of confidence in Secretary of State Rice's work in the Middle East?


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The Islamic Council of Norway has come out against hitting children and made clear that a Muslim parent had no right to use physical violence against a child. The statement came in the midst of extensive discussions by the Norwegian government concerning the rights of children to be free from use of violence against them. In 1995, the Supreme Court of Norway said that giving one's child a light disciplinary smack was not illegal, but the Norwegian government now wants to end all forms of physical violence against children. State Secretary Astri Aas-Hansen of the Ministry of Justice, said: "It needs to be crystal clear that children have the same legal protection as adults in Norway. Parents also ned to know that they do not have any punishment rights. Just as it is wrong to smack an adult, it is also wrong to smack a child."
It is about time that Norway came to the conclusion any form of violence against children is wrong. Now, if Norway can export its sensible ideas to the United States we might put an end to physical violence against children in America.


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The picturesque island of Colombo is a kaleidoscopic weave of modern skyscrapers, three-wheeled taxis, smart businessmen, street vendors and Buddhist monks. Wander the streets and watch the excitement of the city unfold before your eyes, or explore historic sites, shop for trinkets, play cricket, or even fly a kite – the choice is yours. For some peace and tranquillity, head over to Gangaramaya Temple. Besides learning about Buddhism, the highlight at this 2,000-year old temple on Beira Lake is the resident elephant.
Don't miss out on Pettah, a riot of smells, noise and colours. You can buy anything, from gold to spices to Ayurvedic medicines here. Then take home some mementos made of indigenous materials like elephant dung stationery, massage oils and handloom toys and linen. No trip to Colombo is complete without trying traditional desserts such as such as 'watapallan', 'kavun', 'kokis', buffalo curd and honey.