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Re: Mr. Cosmos
Thank you guys
BootsBoots wrote:Little Big Universe. And stars and whatnot.
Re: Space Bunny
very cute!
Re: Astronomical Alchemy
I don't get it.
I can't figure out how to vote. Am I missing a really big, obvious "VOTE HERE" button?
Re: Imaginations Reach
great idea and art! reminds me a very little of a threadless shirt from a few years back, but different and very wearable.
Re: The Race
So cute!!! I wonder who will win?? lol
Re: THANK YOU, GOODNIGHT
Love it! A girl I grew up with and went to high school with (in the middle of an Indiana corn field) is a NASA trainer/pilot, who has trained most of the shuttle pilots over the past 20 years, and she was part of the crew taking Discovery to the Smithsonian last week.
She would absolutely love this shirt. It's been a bittersweet time...
jlvirtz wrote:I can't figure out how to vote. Am I missing a really big, obvious "VOTE HERE" button?
You have to:
1. Be logged in
2. Have bought something from woot in the past (or present - you can go buy it now, come back, and vote)
3. The "vote" button is at the top of the picture, small, it says "I want one". There are also vote buttons on the derby page for each entry so you can go about doing quick votes.
thePenrod wrote:I don't get it.
Alchemists frequently looked to the stars to solve their problems (most of the "elements" they worked with had stellar parallels - The sun (Sol) was associated with gold, Mars with Iron, Venus with Copper (out of which they made mirrors), the moon (Luna) with silver, etc.
Alchemists also noted the mathematical patterns seen in nature (a la The Golden Mean/Ratio), and created instruments to chart the stars to help them figure out how to turn base metals into gold, etc.
So, my shirt combines some of these (The stellar bodies with their alchemical symbols, arranged on the golden mean, charted over the stars)...
Re: Galactic conception
Mommy, where galaxies come from?
Hope you like it:D
bradalee wrote:Ah ok, that makes sense. I wasn't accusing you or anything, just thought i'd seen the foreground part before somewhere!
Got my vote though, i would buy this for sure :D
Thank you very much!
(I understand it's not an accusation - some folks around here just get touchy when unoriginal images are referenced in any way, so I was just making sure I didn't get unnecessary "tattles" for something nonexistent.)
Re: Cosmic Turtle
This is loosely based on the World Turtle. From wikipedia: "The World Turtle (also referred to as the Cosmic Turtle, the World-bearing Turtle, or the Divine Turtle) is a mytheme of a giant turtle (or tortoise) supporting or containing the world."
jimblaylock wrote:That's a lot better than the pre-derby thread pic.
Thanks! I was having serious issues with the shape of the "tea" (since liquids form bulbular, amorphous masses in the absence of gravity), and my wife suggested some color shifts and changes to the shape to fix the problems.
Glad you like it!
Re: Black Hole
Thanks for the votes everyone!
Re: Antigravi-tea
Oh - someone asked in the pre-derby thread whether the gravitational force was supposed to be negative.
According to my friend (who's a physics prof), this is a vector quantity, so the question of whether or not it is positive or negative is dependent on the direction of the force vector.
Re: Space Mobile
Hope you don't have issues with it being too close to Minor Modifications
Re: Major Tom
Re: Universal Fun
Must have!
Re: Dragon Nebula
Good one!
omarfeliciano wrote:I love this style very much!
The tortoise and the hare just look so darn cool! Please, please let this one go into print...
Re: Rockstar
I adore this! Reminds me a little of Patrick Star... only cooler.
Re: Racing to Make Worlds
Colorful imagination!
Re: across the mocha way
This is really cool! Love the execution :D
Re: Portal Galaxy
This is my first entry so I'm new to the Submission stuff. But the Design is meant to be on a Black Shirt.
Re: Storytelling
I really hope this wins! I love it... the subtle trees around the bears, reeds around the geese, clouds around the pegasus and that they are all presented the same.
I will buy this!
I've been messing with my coffee for an hour now trying to recreate this. Wonderful design.
Re: Titan's Eclipse
Another cool design.
these symbols are in on my chem building. buying
DavidBowie wrote:I've never approved of anything more than I approve of this!
Thanks Ziggy!
Awesome! I hope this makes it to print.
Great concept. I would definitely buy this.
dreadwood wrote:Yes! Another outstanding entry. Van Gogh meets space travel (:. Truly beautiful, here's to a Josephus print.
thanks much. you're too kind.
harzack wrote:Wow!
remember to put your helmet on! ;^)
Re: Dreams of Freedom
I just wanted to throw a shout out at my wife to say thanks for your support and comments in letting me enter this coloring contest every week!
And for those interested the constellation is supposed to be eye catching but not real...
grimall wrote:I've been messing with my coffee for an hour now trying to recreate this. Wonderful design.
That's awesome! I'd love to see a real-life version of this.
Re: The Hungry Black Hole
This is Awesome +1
vikungfu wrote:This is loosely based on the World Turtle. From wikipedia: "The World Turtle (also referred to as the Cosmic Turtle, the World-bearing Turtle, or the Divine Turtle) is a mytheme of a giant turtle (or tortoise) supporting or containing the world."
Part of me still needs four elephants and a disk for me to really want it.
I want this too!
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It isn't mandatory to reduce or remachine the AK (or SKS) bolt face for the smaller cartridge. They will feed wth the larger diameter bolt face however... the extractor must be modified to grab the smaller round and also push the rim accross the bolt face upon extraction so the stock ejector can hit it. It works !!
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Arsenal Ladies stars Faye White and striker Ellen White led a football masterclass with 15 young people involved in the Sky Sports Living for Sport initiative at Astley Cooper School in Hemel Hempstead on Wednesday.
Sky Sports Living for Sports uses sport to motivate and inspire 11 to 16 year olds and is available free to all secondary schools in the UK.
Ahead of Sunday's FA Women's Cup Final, Ellen White spoke to Sky Sports Living for Sport about Arsenal's burning desire to lift the trophy.
Ellen, congratulations on reaching your first FA Cup Final. How are the nerves?
Knowing we are in an FA Cup Final gives me goose bumps. I've watched it on TV for a number of years now and thought 'wow, this is a great event for football'. The crowds have been unbelievable in recent years so I feel really honoured to be a part of it.
You're 22 but you've already had many career highlights. Where does this rank?
It has been a crazy few years to be honest. Getting my first call-up for England and returning to Arsenal - the Club I started at and the only one I really wanted to play for - were both very special moments. Now I'm in an FA Cup Final and hopefully we can change things around from what happened last year and show everyone that we are the dominant side in women's football.
Your goals have played a huge part in helping Arsenal to the Final. Is there a game that stands out for you on the road to the Ricoh Arena?
Beating Everton, to be honest. Everyone wanted to make amends for the disappointment they felt after losing last year's final and we played really well. The 5-0 victory over Barnet has to be up there too. We didn't let our foot off the gas after scoring early on and carried it on into the second half, which was brilliant. We need to do that for the rest of our season. Scoring a hat-trick to cement our place in the final was the icing on the cake.
Have you played at the Ricoh Arena before?
I've never been there but hopefully we can get a big crowd. We've had 600-800 people turning out for some of our home games and those fans have been like having a 12th man. It may not seem a huge number to some people but to us it's a hell of a lot. At England games we've had six or seven thousand people turn up. We've been playing in quite small, compact stadiums so it's been louder and a really great atmosphere. It's definitely been a great help; it really motivates you to want to perform because they've paid to watch you.
Women's football definitely seems to growing in popularity. How important is spreading the word?
The main thing is that girls take part in an activity and enjoy it, whether it is with their friends or with new team-mates. If they choose to participate in football, then that's even better. The girls we are coaching today are involved with their own school teams, so they are already involved and learning new skills. Faye and I did a Q&A to talk about our experiences, which is very important if we are to raise the profile of the women's game because it gave us a chance to talk about our season and explain how the WSL works. Hopefully, they'll tell their friends through word of mouth and the excitement will spread.
It's no secret that Arsenal Ladies have enjoyed unparalleled success in the women's game. Is that a burden?
There is definitely an expectation on us to do well. Coming to Arsenal you join a team that has a winning mentality pre-installed in it. You've got to prove yourself again and again. We may have won the FA Cup ten times but that doesn't stop us from wanting to win it every season. Everyone has that desire instilled in them. That's what I wanted when I came to Arsenal and I knew I was going to get it. We are not going to take our foot off the gas.
Is there one message that your manager Laura Harvey has been drumming into you in particular?
Our draw against Bristol showed how important it is to put in a good performance for 90 minutes, especially if we want to prove a lot of people wrong. Birmingham are top of our league so everyone naturally thinks that they are the top dog but we need to prove to ourselves, Laura Harvey and the rest of women's football that we are the dominant team. That's one of the main messages that I'm sure she'll give us on the day.
Bristol aren't short of fight, are they? How do you rate the Vixens?
They have got a great team. Goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain, an England international with masses of experience, is a massive player for them. They've also got fellow international Corinne Yorston at the back and then up front Ann-Marie Heatherson and Jess Fishlock are two really great players who are constantly pressing and niggling at the defence. So our defenders are not going to have a lot of time on the ball. The likes of Grace McCatty, another seasoned international, means they've got a great spread of players. I think a lot of people have underestimated them this season. They've done really well and we are definitely going to have a good test.
Do you have a favourite FA Cup memory from growing up?
I love the fact that a club from the Football League has the chance to mix it with Premier League opposition, which is inspiring in itself. I recently went with England to watch the Manchester United v Manchester City Semi-Final at Wembley and the atmosphere was unbelievable. For me it's more about the ethos and the atmosphere of the final rather than one standout memory. But I do wish I had been around to see West Ham win the Cup in 1980!
Is there a striker you base your game on?
A lot of people seem to compare me to Wayne Rooney but the main person I've always looked up to is Gary Linekar; he was such a brilliant striker for England and didn't get one booking throughout his career, which shows just professional he was.
Finally, everyone loves a good FA Cup final song. What might be playing in your dressing room on Saturday?
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In my other posting I ask for your advice on extensive listening and in this one I'd like to consult you about extensive reading. I am going to give every student something to read at home every week. It may be a short story, an article etc. I'm not sure yet. My intention is each student will have his own reading portfolio at the end of the term. I hope that through this project my students will not only develop their reading skill but also their vocabulary and other skills. The thing I'm worried now is what I should ask my students to do with each reading text that I assign them. I'd better remind you that all the reading texts are authentic material, not graded readers or something like that. Hope to hear from you soon


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I agree i see tons of mergansers and buffies but ive only seen one blue bill the whole 12 years ive hunted in avalon do they tend to stay in the horbor or are they pied up out there ?SouthJerseySlayers wrote:thats all i hunt, there are alot of birds around. tons of bluebills and buffleheads. alot of brant aswell been
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Truk did do the power tour and then some before breaking down
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hard line won't work, the pump has a barb on it.
i'm trying to find find a plastic line that will work on both ends. we just tossed a bunch of old units that may have worked from mustang pumps. i had to google Oetecker, i've seen them before and successfully reused the clamps with pliers on oem apps. i'm not happy with the response i've gotten from no limit eng.
i'll try to find a plastic convoluted hose to reuse. all the oem's have gone to this it appears.
thanks for the replies.
|The white flex hose is the goodie that you want.Just clamp her on to the pump and sender tube and ...voila.
If you can find it. You can buy short pieces of black plastic fuel line in a repair kit. It usually has acouple barbs in it to join the lines together.
Here is the deal, the line is pretty tough, and it takes a strong hand to push the plastic on the barbs. But it will stay once it is on and withouth clamps. I have done this many times, it works. However... I realize you have no barb on the pump OK. You can buy a brass compression fitting that goes from tubing on one side to a hose barb on the other, that will work good for the sender tube side, as far as a Barb on the pump probably not going to happen.
If it pushes on and goes on tight, and you can put a Small fuel injection style clamp on it, (real small, but available) youre in business.
One other option , many newer GM pump modules with the sender and pump, have a convoluted plastic tube on them from the pump to the sender tube.Those plastic flex hoses are very durable, in fact They last quite well for 8-10 years in the stock application.
I see it all the time when I replace a pump.You could buy a pump assembly for say... a Vortec engine, and take out the pump and hose and put it on the sender you have. You will notice that they use a very small oetecker style clamp on them. These dont fail, and neither does the plastic hose.
I did 50 fuel pumps last year, and only one I saw had a split in the plastic line. It was 15 years old.
You may be abl to scrounge the plastic line from an assembly that is being replaced, and re use it ( I bet you dont like the sound of that ) taking care to get new Oetecker stlye clamps or carfully removing the old ones for re use.
I Know ...used parts. Hey, I know it will work, and it wont remove a limb just to purchase it. peace man.
fuel line
when i built my bucket 10 yrs ago i used fuel line from a roll at pep boys. never had a problem.. but then i'm only running 4# from my elect pump..
Would it be possible to replace that line with a hard steel line?? might look at that..
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ethanol and rubber fuel lines
i bought a fuel tank for my 58 chevy truk from no limit engineering a couple of years back. it has an in-tank fuel pump for the 350 ramjet efi. according to the ramjet manual, i only run premium fuel in the tank. the original in-tank fuel line that connects the pump to the tank outlet lasted exactly zero miles.
when i pulled the tank and pump the fuel line was in shreds. it was clearly marked ''not for submersion'' on the line. i wrote no limit and got no response from them. i replaced the line with a gates rubber line that was marked ''for submersion in fuel'' on the side. it cost me $29 for a one foot piece.
i get an average of 6 months or 2500 miles between fuel line failures. the last time was coming back from dallas on the power tour. i lost fuel pressure in the middle of kentucky. luckily i knew someone nearby with a garage, no tools or a jack but at least i didn't have to drop the tank on hot asphalt. i bought a $19 jack and $19 jack stands from a parts store, dropped the tank and cut an inch of the line to get back home.
the pump is your basic gm in-tank pump. the current line is 5/16'' rubber line from the pump to the outlet with screw clamps on each end. every fuel line replacement i have seen is rubber line.
what can i replace the line with, that will not be affected by the ethanol in most fuel now days?
this is the typical failure for the last 3 times. the line fails right above the clamp.
this time the whole line is soft from ethanol exposure, but the repair got me home...
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Awww, poor Pluto.
It's ok ... I'm old - you're still a planet to me. Or at least a mouse's dog ...
how cute. scooch on in, Pluto. you're still family!
Let's try to keep it classy for once and avoid the obvious lowbrow jokes.
That being said, I think I can see Uranus.
I cannot in good conscience buy this shirt. The relative sizes are all out of whack.
I think every family has its Pluto. And if you can't pinpoint the Pluto in your own family, well... it might be you.
This is so 2012!
being a photographer and all, the sun has it made. he doesnt have to carry around a flash/light source to get good lighting. im kinda jealous.
Poor Pluto, always the red-headed step-child of the cosmos.
CowboyDann wrote:Let's try to keep it classy for once and avoid the obvious lowbrow jokes.
That being said, I think I can see Uranus.
"Something something something gas giants."
Congrats, Wirdou! Tho...I do have to say, where's Jupiter's big spot? I always figured that would be like a huge zit and Jupiter would be embarrassed to take a picture with that thing... Maybe he's using concealer... Applause!
They just found out that Pluto's adopted.
Dear Pluto,
You'll always be a planet to me.
FishyFred wrote:I cannot in good conscience buy this shirt. The relative sizes are all out of whack.
this was exactly my thought... If not for that it'd have been an insta-buy for me.
Poor Pluto always gets the shaft - just like Eeyore. That's why they are my favorites. I always root for the underdog... or under-planet as the case may be! ;)
Should I chance with trying to get this in the next random batch or pay full price?
Yeah, Uranus is just hanging out there for everyone to gawk at. @_@;;;
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You still belong in the portrait where I live. Long live Pluto.
A proud Illini.
Pluto is still a planet in the state I live in (Illinois). I guess we are more accepting of the little people of the universe.
Without rings, Saturn looks like Uranus
This joke never gets old... I'm going to resist making a version. I will not get sucked into this idea's gravity!
on the other hand, he might have issues with everyone blinking, "the suns in my eyes!".
this is great! I love the expressions of the family. im sure it'll get a chuckle when you wear it.
Pluto's always getting screwed. It's like the red headed stepchild, except it's blue, and that makes it even more sad.
Felicidades Wirdou! Nicely done!
How long will it take for the "poor Pluto" idea to run its course? It's still a dwarf planet along with several others.
I'm so sick of Pluto always getting all the sympathy when it's Earth that's got an incurable case of the humans.
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Someone's wishing for a plutocracy.
Congrats on the print!
GET IT!? Because Pluto used to be considered a planet but the definition was applied more strictly and now it isn't! Also we anthropomorphize spheres of rock and gas!
Isn't that clever? It's so clever and new. Very new, I've never heard this before! You're clever.
Wouldn't it be more appropriate if Pluto were indigo? Last I heard, they kicked indigo out of the rainbow.
it must be 3rd or 4th woot t-shirt with 'pluto aint a planet' theme.
i think i own two of them or so.
Venus seems to have put on weight. She used to be smaller than Earth.
Also, while I appreciate the detail on Earth, some of the others don't really look like the intended planet!
Intergalactic Bishes! Got one! Orbit THIS!
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It would be impossible to use relative sizes. The small planets would be pinpoints and the large ones wouldn't fit! Get real, suspend disbelief.
I swear I've seen an image just like this on another site somewhere before.
*heads off to the googles*
Aw, here we go.
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Gustav Holst's PLUTO!!!!!!
How sad Don't worry, little Pluto! Whenever you get down in the dumps and are feeling a little bluer than usual, just remember....that (*cue Whitney Houston*): IIIIIIIIIIIIII-AYE-AYE-IIIIIIIIIII WILL ALWAYS LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE YOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
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I recently popped into a local Asda to pick up a few bits and spotted their white chocolate bars with strawberry pieces. I was spending the evening with my Mum so thought I would take a bar round for us. Its from the Chosen By You range and costs 50p for a 100g bar.
The chocolate is sold in a black and red wrapper which displays the Asda Chosen by you logo at the top. On the front of the bar there's a picture of a pile of chocolate full of strawberry pieces with a couple of strawberries beside it. Apart from informing the customer that this is White chocolate with strawberry pieces that's all there is on the front of the bar.
The back of the wrapper gives all the usual nutritional information for those who wish to read them, ingredients and allergy warnings stating that the product may contain traces of peanut and sesame oil. it also advises that the chocolate contains milk and Soya. The chocolate bar is suitable for vegetarians and Asda state it contains " no artificial colours, flavourings or hydrogenated fat" It sounds almost good for you until you read that this little 100g bar contains 548 calories and 32g of fat! Never mind though the strawberries must make up for some of that.
When opened the chocolate looks just like your average white chocolate bar apart from the fact that it has a slight pink tinge to it. The top is smooth and its not until you turn it over that you see the little pieces of strawberry in it. The chocolate bar smells sweet and delicious and I have to say is really jam packed with fruit.
Asda's white chocolate with strawberry pieces is delicious, the chocolate tastes rich and creamy, and whilst its very sweet the little chunks of freeze dried strawberries are very fruity and tangy and compliment the chocolate perfectly, there's plenty of these chewy fruit pieces in each chunk of chocolate too. I do sometimes find white chocolate can be too rich and a bit sickly but this isn't, the strawberries take that strong sweetness away. It would have been very easy to consume a whole bar in one sitting but my common sense ( or diabetes) prevailed and I controlled myself.
I will definitely be buying another of these chocolate bars. Asda, in my opinion, have hit onto a winner with these.
Although I'm not a huge fan of white chocolate, I do indulge occasionally when sugar cravings strike. I've found that I like it best when it is combined with other flavours. So it was that I decided to try Asda's White Chocolate with Strawberry Pieces. At just 50p for a 100g bar, it seemed like good value for a rather sophisticated-sounding confectionery item.
When I opened the wrapper, my first impressions were not too favourable. The chocolate bar was off-white with a pinkish hue and had a somewhat dusty rather than glossy appearance. It didn't look particularly inspiring and I was expecting it to taste like cake covering. Although smooth on top, the underside was rough in texture and you could clearly see the freeze dried strawberry pieces embedded in the chocolate bar. It reminded me of a Dairy Crunch bar with all the knobbly bits, except these knobbly bits were bright pink. Overall, it was a rather strange looking chocolate bar to behold. It almost looked like some kind of exfoliating bar from Lush with its bumpy surface. It didn't smell that appetising either. It had a sickly sweet, rich aroma which I presumed was the cocoa butter. It reminded me of a Caramac bar, without any smell of strawberries coming across.
Somewhat warily, I broke off a square of chocolate and popped it into my mouth. This is where things began to improve. As I ate this square of chocolate I found myself rotating it around in my mouth, alternating between the smoothness of one surface and the rugged, crunchiness of the other. The contrast in textures was rather enjoyable. The chocolate was voluptuously creamy and not gritty or powdery as it melted and the freeze dried strawberry pieces didn't feel too sharp to my tongue, but were light and crisp without being hard and overly chewy. I've heard people complain that eating freeze dried berries is like chewing cardboard, but that wasn't the case here. They didn't stick to my fillings or get lodged between my teeth. It was a bit like eating strawberry flavoured Rice Krispies encased in white chocolate. The chocolate was sweet and mellow with a buttery, vanilla taste but the tangy sharpness of the strawberry pieces counteracted the usual tooth-aching intensity which I have come to associate with white chocolate. I loved the way the freeze dried strawberry pieces hydrated in my mouth and released such a fruity flavour. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised how much I appreciated this white chocolate treat.
A 100g bar provides a whopping 548 calories but even I can't eat a whole bar on my own. One of the good things about white chocolate is that its richness means that you are likely to be satisfied with just a couple of squares. I was glad to see it contains no artificial colours, flavours or hydrogenated fat and is suitable for vegetarians but - let's not beat about the bush - it's a chocolate bar and it's not supposed to be virtuous. (And no, I'm sure you can't include the strawberries in your 5 a day!) Admittedly, white chocolate is probably the most unhealthy type of chocolate you can eat. I should also point out that this chocolate bar is not suitable for nut allergy sufferers or those intolerant to milk and soya.
Would I recommend it?
If you like white chocolate, definitely, yes. Even if you think you don't, you may find this is a combination that really works. The contrast between sweet/tangy and smooth/crisp reminded me of eating a summer fruit pavlova or Eton Mess. I like to have a cup of coffee with mine as this also helps detract from the cloying sweetness. I do have quite a sweet tooth and I accept that, even with the addition of the tart strawberries, this may be too sweet for some people. I certainly think that it tastes like something far more classy and expensive than a 50p Asda chocolate bar. I note that it contains cocoa butter as opposed to vegetable fat, which is found in some inferior brands of white chocolate, so it seems decent quality. I imagine that, if you wanted to, you could grate it over ice cream or vanilla yoghurt and it would probably be rather nice, although it's not something I've tried personally. It does leave your teeth feeling as if they've been coated in sugar though, so you may want to give them an extra good brushing when you've finished. I like it, but for the sake of my dental bills I don't intend to buy it too often.


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|Gracie was a poop eater as a pup. Forget tabasco sauce, pineapple, etc. it didn't work for me. Aside from being right there to pick it up, I also had to have treats at the ready to trade with her. It was way better than getting into her game of "catch me if you can". As she grew older, I found I could relax a bit more as she lost interest and eventually "trades" turned into "show me the poop" and she would show me where it was so I could clean it up. She was a basketcase when it came to nerves, but she was also a very smart cookie!
I yell "HEY!!" when he goes to "investigate" his poop.
When we got him, he was absolutely fascinated with licking it. Disgusting!! I had to be immediately next to him anytime he pooped else he'd go to town. We tried tabasco sauce...he just licked it off like it was delicious. What kind of a puppy did we get, I thought...
He all of a sudden stopped around 11-12 weeks. We had about 5 weeks of peace where he'd poop, sniff at it and then run away in disgust. Suddenly about 2-3 days ago he's taken to wanting to lick it AGAIN. Ugh!! I may have to start carrying the Bitter Apple spray around as he hates it.
Poop eating is a mindblower....but all 3 of my GSDs over the decades have had this fascination with eating their crap as pups......always short lived...but yet I clearly remember it. They all grew out of it....however the EPI shepherd I had was toughest to break...makes sense I guess.
I said "leave it" with my newest girl and she seemed to understand after a short bit..now it never needs to be said.
I don't think you are messing up at all...dogs live in the here and now..what happened 5 seconds ago is history....correction and reward needs to be immediate.
"No" Is going to become just noise if that is all he hears.
Humans talk too much.
Keep him leashed or tethered, do scheduled naps in the crate, get him an expen with toys he can have, and keep the times when he's with you enjoyable and fun.
I recommend this lady to all new puppy owners. She uses a gentle and very effective approach.
She has a very good and short book on Amazon.
Oh, and I would recommend Patricia McConnell's books too. Dogs hate head pats. As a matter fact, giving a head pat is a good way to get your dog to leave.
|Instead of following him around saying no, try engaging him in play, use treats and work on focus, teach him his name. When he's outside keep a close eye on him and be ready to "intervene" right after the job is done, then you can praise as well as clean it up before he has a chance to eat it.
I would definitely start tethering him to your side with a 6 foot lead when he is not crated or in a playpen with appropriate toys. Eating poop is pretty common with puppies, but I would make sure you are watching him closely when he goes outside. Be ready to reward and redirect immediately after he poops - don't even give him time to sniff it! It's much harder to break after he's made a habit of eating it, so don't let him start that habit in the first place
Instead of yelling "NO" try just redirecting onto something else. I'll say "Hey!" or "Over here!" in a happy tone to get my puppy's attention so that I can make his environment and his (guided) choices as positive as possible. Show him that his toys are much more interesting and most importantly, make sure you're not just stuffing the toy in his mouth and expecting him to play with it - interact with him, play a fun game as a reward for him choosing the toy over the poop/shoe/ thing he wants to chew on.
Feeling like I'm being TOO mean?
Hi everyone, just got my pup on Saturday and we are adjusting pretty well. So far potty training is going well and he will go almost any time he is outside, and so far haven't had any accidents today
He's getting more comfortable around the house, which I'm happy he is, but now he is getting to be quite mouthy with everything. I feel like I am constantly following him around telling him "NO!" and then giving him toys which he seems to be bored with already. Am I being too harsh? Surely it can't be good to run around constantly telling him no?
Another area where I'm afraid I messed up, just took him outside and he peed in the grass so I told him good boy and gave him a few head pats. Then he walked around a little bit and pooped, and before I could praise him for it he started eating it, go figure. So my initial reaction was to yell "NO!" which I did, and it got his attention, but now I am afraid he thinks I was scolding him for going to the bathroom outside. Did I mess up horribly?
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Due to their size, colour and large fangs, these spiders are often thought to be Sydney Funnel-web Spiders, but the Sydney Funnel-web only occurs in New South Wales.
A Melbourne Trap-door SpiderIllustrator: Graham Milledge / Source: Museum Victoria
The Melbourne Trap-door Spider is a large robust spider with females growing to a body length of 35 mm and males to 25 mm. They are generally light to dark brown in colour. The abdomen is often paler than the rest of the spider with a dark, mottled rib-like pattern on the upper surface.
The male is similar to the female except that some specimens have golden hairs on the cephalothorax (head-section).
The Melbourne Trap-door Spider has parallel downward pointing fangs, so in order to bite it must rear back and bring its fangs down in a striking action. People who see a spider behaving like this often assume that the spider must be a Sydney Funnel-web.
However, this method of striking is characteristic of all the so called 'primitive spiders' or mygalomorphs such as trap-doors, funnel-webs, mouse spiders and whistling spiders due to this parallel arrangement of their fangs.
A female Melbourne Trap-door Spider. Note the pattern on the abdomen.Photographer: Graham Milledge / Source: Museum Victoria
The Melbourne Trap-door Spider is a common ground-dwelling spider often encountered by the weekend gardener when digging soil or moving rocks.
Both males and females dig silk-lined burrows up to 40 cm deep in soft earth. Despite the reference in the common name, the entrance of the spider's burrow does not have a 'trap-door'. The spider feeds at night, catching its prey by setting several strands of silk radiating out from the burrow entrance. The spider sits just inside the entrance of the burrow and waits for an insect to 'trip' these silken threads. The spider then rushes out and grabs the prey.
Males leave the burrow when mature and roam in search of a mate. This usually occurs in autumn or early winter and spiders may wander into houses, garages, swimming pools, etc.
Trap-door spiders have long life spans and may live from 5 to 20 years.
A Melbourne Trap-door SpiderPhotographer: Graham Milledge. Source: Museum Victoria
Due to the size of the fangs, the trap-door spider can inflict a deep, painful wound, but the venom is not known to cause medical problems. The two long appendages at the back of the spider are spinnerets, from which silk is extruded.
Brunnet, B. 1994. The Silken Web – A Natural History of Australian Spiders. Reed Books: Melbourne.
Lindsey, T. 1998. Spiders of Australia. New Holland Publishers: Sydney.
Walker, K. L., Yen, A. L. and Milledge, G. A. 2003. Spiders and Scorpions commonly found in Victoria. Royal Society of Victoria: Melbourne.
Hi Tas, I understand your concern but I wouldn't be too worried. I would be very surprised if the spiders haven't been present the whole time that you have been living there and it's only in digging one up you have become aware of them. We haven't had any reports to the Museum of them being found in sandpits; I'm not sure the sand would be stable enough for them to construct their burrows. If they do move into the sandpit their holes should make their presence obvious.
Despite the fact that these spiders can be quite common I think we have had one bite that I can remember reported to us, so bites are not common. In terms of minimising their numbers it is pretty much impossible to 'spiderproof' your property as many species of spider colonise areas by ballooning in on silk threads as spiderlings. You would pretty much need to be living in a dome to keep them out. Rest assured spiders have no interest in people and do not seek us out to bite. Now that you know you have some on your property just take some precautions such as wear good quality gloves when gardening, don't go walking in the garden in the dark in bare feet etc.
Hi Olivia,
The spider is most likely a trapdoor spider (Stanwellia species). These are most commonly uncovered when digging in the garden, and unfortunately they are soft-bodied and easily damaged by garden implements. If the spider is healthy it will quickly seek shelter as soon as it is uncovered, so your spider is most probably damaged beyond repair.
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Toronto has a lot of by laws . I think the dog was in the front yard and there are definite height and material limitations to front yard fencing. Front yard for an urban dog with people rightfully passing by on the sidewalk is going to encourage the dog to make prey drive on them , excite him even more. He focuses on them approaching , gets into ready mode, barks and then gets satisfied when they carry on and walk away , or act surprised and quicken their pace . Even better in the dog's mind .
You know in the city , Toronto, you have to have safe access to your front door .
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First question is - do you have kids?
Next is are you willing to invest the time for handler training? Take Carmen up on her suggestion for an eval. A good trainer is going to work with your dog AND you, especially in aggression cases.
Next suggestion is some changes to the property. Fencing - at minimum 5 ft, preferably 6 ft or higher. Tying a dog like this out - as you found out - is only a matter of time before something happens. It doesn't have to be the full yard. Gates should have locks. Since you have nieces that come over, I would do something like a large run to the side or back half of the property that does NOT include the back door to avoid the kids accidentally going outside while he is in the yard. If he has to be inside while they are there, he is crated. He should be muzzle trained, so that when needed, he won't fight wearing a muzzle.
There are trainers and then there are "trainers".
Sometimes when I hear who the trainers are, or some of the advice given, I shake my head . Honestly , some have no experience, no business , to take on problem dogs , some not even basic training.
If you are interested in having a good evaluation, good course of action to take with this dog I recommend that you take a drive out to
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That's sad for you, I know how attached to him you must be. If you're doing this for him, you're a wonderful person to put the pup first. This is a hurdle, at this age, while they're still young and foolish. This is probably the most challenging stage: after the landshark, and the older puppy - like when you got him.
My first GSD hated children too, and he was an adult when I adopted him. But I knew he didn't like them, and I kept them apart, and I didn't have kids anywhere near me IRL, so it was simple. You don't have it that easy. But before you find him a new home, please be more careful with him. Please don't leave him tied up outside where he can be a danger to himself, and to others. This is really serious, when he's nipping people (anyone can come up to him) or he's fighting dogs (same thing can happen). You need to be aware that with the DOLA, your pup can be seized and PTS if something happens, please don't leave him unattended any more.
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I live outside of Toronto. I have used two different types of trainers, one for obedience and socializing and he told me never to have the dog out without a muzzle on him. My second trainer works with german shepherds and he is the trainer who got my dog to play with another dog really well. He indicated that it was my energy causing the problems because I was anxious about the dog biting. He did not feel my dog had a real aggression problem. I have made improvements on how I work with him and continue to try to burn his energy off as much as possible before going into situations where he'll be around dogs or kids. I have two nieces who I used to have over at least on a weekly basis and now don't have them here hardly at all because I just can't trust him with them. I have had them repeatedly give him treats and sit calmly and not touch him or make eye contact and I've kept them separated so that I'm not anxious and he can see its okay that they are here, and he still repeatedly lunges and growls and snaps at them. As for the woman walking by, he was tied up outside to play and broke off his chain and nipped her in the butt. I could hear him bark and could tell he was close enough to something to attack so I ran outside and got to him before he could do anything and the woman responded really well (thank god) so he stopped. A few days earlier he was playing outside and a neighbours shepherd got loose and came to our property and he fought it.
Its just hard because he is so good with me, and I've got him so that when I'm right with him I can control him but he's too unpredictable otherwise, so I can't trust him in so many situations. I do realize that I am most likely the problem here, which is why I'm looking for homes that would be better for him.
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I feel really bad for you, being in this situation. Where in Ontario are you located? There are some very knowledgeable members here from Ontario, so they might have an idea for you.
Why did your pup nip the woman? Is your pup truly aggressive, or just lacking in training? PLEASE don't take that as an insult, like I'm implying you haven't tried, since you even wrote that you've had outside training help - it's just that I know young GSDs can be a handful, and I also know some trainers are nothing more than dog lovers, and that's not helpful in many cases. Hugs, I know this must be heartbreaking for you!
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Cesc Fabregas has only a 40 per cent chance of playing against Barcelona on Wednesday night.
The Arsenal captain suffered severe bruising to his leg at Birmingham last Saturday and struggled to complete the game. The Spaniard failed to train on Tuesday and, at his press conference afterwards, Arsène Wenger said he may leave it as late as the warm-up before making a decision.
"He didn't appear in training because at the moment he is not fit to play," said the Frenchman. "We will give ourselves 24 hours more and we will assess the situation tomorrow. But today he would not be available.
"Sometimes you do not want to take a gamble in training because 24 hours more can help. You don't want him to get another kick so it was better that he didn't train.
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AUSTIN, Texas. - Brandon Paul and D.J. Richardson made consecutive 3-pointers to give Illinois the lead with 6 minutes left and the seventh-seeded Illini pulled out a tough 57-49 win over Colorado in a game of wild momentum swings Friday in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Illinois led by 16 at halftime only to watch Colorado rip off a 21-2 run in the second to grab the lead. The Illini looked desperate until Paul and Richardson coolly knocked down their shots to put Illinois ahead 48-44.
Four free throws by Paul eventually put the game away for the Illini (23-12), who will play No. 2 seed Miami on Sunday.
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Canisius junior guard Billy Baron scored eight of his game-high 23 points in overtime as the Golden Griffins outscored visiting Saint Peter's by a 16-4 clip in the extra session en route to a 77-65 win Thursday night in the Koessler Athletic Center. The win improves Canisius to 18-11 overall and 11-6 in the MAAC, while the Peacocks slipped to 9-19 overall and 3-14 in conference action.
Baron ended the night by going 7-for-13 from the field and 7-for-9 along with four assists and two rebounds in 38 minutes of action. Senior Harold Washington chipped in 22 points after he shot 8-for-14 from the field, 3-for-3 from 3-point land and 3-for-3 from the charity stripe. Senior Isaac Sosa added 12 points on the power of four made 3-pointers and junior Chris Manhertz chipped in 12 points, nine rebounds, three steals and two blocks in the win for the Griffs, the team's 11th victory at home this season.
"This was a great team win tonight and I thought our defense in overtime was huge," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "I thought Reggie Groves gave us amazing minutes off the bench and really locked them down defensively. We couldn't have won tonight without his effort and energy off the bench. That's what you need to win games at this time of year, you need different pieces on different nights and we had a lot of guys offering us good things when it counted."
Saint Peter's led by a score of 58-53 with 5:11 left on the clock before Manhertz made it a two-point game at 58-56 with a lay-up and a free-throw for a traditional three-point play with 4:47 left on the clock. After the Peacocks turned the ball over, Baron stroked two free-throws to knot the game at 58-58 with 4:15 left to play. The score would remain tied at 58-58 for nearly three minutes before Baron pulled up from the top of the key and drained a 3-point field goal with 1:22 left to put Canisius up 61-58. The Griffs had a chance to seal the game up in the final 30 seconds with a pair of free-throws, but the Blue and Gold came up empty, leaving the door open for Saint Peter's guard Yvon Raymond, who drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the arc with 21 seconds left to tie the game at 61-61. Canisius turned the ball over in the game's final three seconds and the Peacocks had a chance to win in regulation time, but Blaise Ffrench's jumper in the lane as the horn sounded hit the front iron and the game went into overtime.
In the extra session, Saint Peter's scored first to take a 63-61 lead, but that would be the Peacocks' final lead of the night as Washington and Sosa hit back-to-back triples 42 seconds apart to give Canisius a 67-63 lead with 3:30 left in overtime. Raymond scored for Saint Peter's with a lay-up on the Peacocks' next trip down the floor to make the score 67-65 in favor of Canisius with 3:08 left on the clock, but Baron closed the door on Saint Peter's chances to win on the road as he scored the game's next six points, capped by a layup with 1:32 left in the extra session to put the Griffs up eight at 73-65 with 1:32 left to play.
As a team, Canisius shot 48.1 percent from the field, 52.9 percent from 3-point land and 69.6 percent from the charity stripe, highlighted by a 66.7 percent performance in overtime. Canisius also went 2-for-2 from 3-point land and a perfect 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in the game's final five minutes. Saint Peter's shot 48.2 percent from the field, but went just 35 percent from 3-point range and 36.4 percent from the foul line in the loss. Both team had 32 rebounds on the night and the Griffs were able to turn 17 Saint Peter's turnovers into 18 points.
Saint Peter's guard Desi Washington scored a team-high 18 points for the Peacocks, who slipped to 0-8 in MAAC road games this season with the loss. Raymond had 16 points and eight rebounds for Saint Peter's, while Darius Conley chipped in 14 points and four rebounds.
The Griffs will close out the 2012-13 regular season at home on Saturday, March 2, when the team plays host to Rider University on Senior Day. Tipoff in the Koessler Athletic Center is scheduled for 2 p.m. At the end of the game, Canisius will honor this year's senior class.
Game Notes: This was the 69th all-time meeting between these two Jesuit schools, with the Griffs holding a 38-31 lead in the series... This year's Canisius team sets a new program record for wins in a season in the Koessler Athletic Center with 11... The 11 MAAC wins this year matches the most for the Blue and Gold in the league's current 10-team set-up... The 1998-99 Griffs also had 11 MAAC victories... Baron has scored 20 or more points eight times this season and 13 times in his career... Washington's 22 points on Thursday moved him past the 900-career point milestone... He will start his final home game on Saturday with 905 career points in 59 career games in a Canisius uniform... Manhertz now has seven or more rebounds in 20 games this season and 35 games in his career... Sosa's four 3-pointers against Saint Peter's gives him 86 on the season, which sets a new program record for 3-point field goals in a single season... Sophomore Josiah Heath made his fourth start of the season and added eight points and six rebounds in a season-high 33 minutes of action.


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I'm very surprised Clarence Thomas didn't write this opinion:
So, the way I understand it:
New Haven was wrong to scrap a promotion exam because no African-Americans and only two Hispanic firefighters were likely to be made lieutenants or captains based on the results, the court said Monday in a 5-4 decision. The city said that it had acted to avoid a lawsuit from minorities.
The ruling could alter employment practices nationwide, potentially limiting the circumstances in which employers can be held liable for decisions when there is no evidence of intentional discrimination against minorities.
"Fear of litigation alone cannot justify an employer's reliance on race to the detriment of individuals who passed the examinations and qualified for promotions," Justice Anthony Kennedy said in his opinion for the court. He was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.In dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the white firefighters "understandably attract this court's sympathy. But they had no vested right to promotion. Nor have other persons received promotions in preference to them."
- This makes it easier for business owners to enact racist hiring/promotion practices
- If a white man doesn't get a promotion, it's automatically discrimination, regardless of whether a POC received the promotion at their expense.
- As long as business owners do not actively tell the POC they pass over that they are being ignored because of their skin color, it's A-OK!
Disgusting. Here's hoping that Ms. Sotomayer gets to the Court sooner rather than later.
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Choosing a favor for your summer wedding can be difficult. Why? Because of rising temperatures. Chocolates, caramels, popsicles and ice cream will all melt, but there are a few that won't. Here's what can withstand the heat (as long as they're properly packaged):
Rosemary-Infused Olive Oil – An Italian specialty that's easy to make. Gather fresh rosemary, let the herbs sit out until they're bone dry, add to empty bottles, pour olive oil in and seal with a cork.
Canned Strawberry Preserves – Say you love them "berry" much with a jar of strawberry jam.
Sunflower Seeds – If you're having a seasonal summer bouquet, it's only suitable to pass out salted sunflower seeds to match. Or in preparation for fall, give guests pumpkin seeds to plant and watch grow.
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The Ecological Self
We can enjoy a wider sense of identity than that prescribed by the Industrial Growth Society. It is both our birthright and our necessity for survival. Here are words from Arne Naess' ground-breaking talk introducing the concept of the ecological self.
For at least 2500 years, humankind has struggled with basic questions about who we are, what we are heading for, what kind of reality we are part of. Two thousand five hundred years is a short period in the lifetime of a species, and still less in the lifetime of the Earth, on whose surface we belong as mobile parts.
What I am going to say more or less in my own way, may roughly be condensed into the following six points:
1. We underestimate ourselves. I emphasize self. We tend to confuse it with the narrow ego.2. Human nature is such that with sufficient all-sided maturity we cannot avoid "identifying" ourselves with all living beings, beautiful or ugly, big or small, sentient or not. I will elucidate my concept of identifying later.
3. Traditionally the maturity of the self develops through three stages--from ego to social self, and from social self to metaphysical self. In this conception of the process nature--our home, our immediate environment, where we belong as children--is largely ignored. I therefore tentatively introduce the concept of an ecological self. We may be in, of and for nature from our very beginning. Society and human relations are important, but our self is richer in its constitutive relations. These relations are not only relations we have with humans and the human community, but with the larger community of all living beings.
4. The joy and meaning of life is enhanced through increased self-realization, through the fulfillment of each being's potential. Whatever the differences between beings, increased self-realization implies broadening and deepening of the self.
5. Because of an inescapable process of indentification with others, with growing maturity, the self is widened and deepened. We "see ourself in others". Self-realization is hindered if the self-realization of others, with whom we identify, is hindered. Love of ourself will labor to overcome this obstacle by assisting in the self-realization of others according to the formula "live and let live." Thus, all that can be achieved by altruism--the dutiful, moral consideration of others-- can be achieved--and much more--through widening and deepening ourself. Following Immanuel Kant's critique, we then act beautifully but neither morally nor immorally.
6. The challenge of today is to save the planet from further devastation which violates both the enlightened self-interest of humans and nonhumans, and decreases the potential of joyful existence for all.
What humankind is capable of loving from mere duty or more generally from moral exhortation is, unfortunately, very limited. From the Renaissance to the Second World War about four hundred cruel wars have been fought by Christian nations, usually for the flimsiest of reasons. It seems to me that in the future more emphasis has to be given to the conditions which naturally widen and deepen our self. With a sufficiently wide and deep sense of self, ego and alter as opposites are eliminated stage by stage as the distinctions are transcended.
Early in life, the social self is sufficiently developed so that we do not prefer to eat a big cake alone. We share the cake with our family and friends. We identify with these people sufficiently to see our joy in their joy, and to see our disappointment in theirs. Now is the time to share with all life on our maltreated earth by deepening our identification with all life-forms, with the ecosystems, and with Gaia, this fabulous old planet of ours.
From "Self Realization: An Ecological Approach to Being in the World," Thinking Life A Mountain, with John Seed, Joanna Macy & Pat Fleming, New Society, 1988.


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Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
2 tethers or a double tether so one is always clipped on while moving the other.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
No Tiger Balm mentioned. ...LOL
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As a quick follow-up on my Garmin issue, here is the photo of the bits that broke:
You can see that the battery cover clasp has broken off, as well as the plastic tab that holds the strap-post in place.
I've had it less than a year and have pretty much only used it for races (so maybe 10-15 days total). I'm a fan of Garmin and am surprised it's fallen apart like this. It's supposed to be one of the tougher devices out there.
I'm in touch with their service department. I'll let you know how it all turns out. I'm sure they'll come through...I just hope the replacement doesn't have the same issues.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
What the well dressed yachtsman is wearing this season One of the best things I ever got was a pair of Camet sailing pants and shorts. They are lightweight, cool, have re-enforcing at knees and seat, Velcro adjustments, belt loops and the ability to insert butt pads in the seat (The Cal was built before ergonomics was invented). On cooler days I wear fleece underneath. To complete the outfit, I wear a rash guard, breathable high SPH long sleeve t-shirt. I really like the lighter weight spray jackets that I can augment with a fleece sweater or vest if it gets cold. I usually leave my Map 12 GPS at home unless we need it in the ditch bag or for some reason I really want the bread crumb trail. I like my Petzl LED headlamp with the flip down red lens cover. If you have been on as many race boats as I have, bringing your own coffee cup and water bottle will ensure the cleanliness of both. Make sure you rinse out foul weather gear and sailing pants with fresh water as soon as you can. If they dry out completely before you get a chance, the salt stains will set and you may eventually lose the water proofing on the fabric.
Because I sail regularly and my life is not that spontaneous, I keep my gear on my boat. But I will stage it at home before a race on someone elses boat so I dont have to make an extra stop on the way to the other boat. Unless your car is very humid, you should be able to store your vest in the trunk without much worries. Your closed up boat probably gets just as hot. I do carry an extra arming kit for my vest as I have had them go off during wet races before. Could also be good insurance for storing in your trunk too.
Neck lanyards: The ones that I use have these break-away tabs designed to break away when the lanyard is pulled. I get them from work and they are OSHA approved for a manufacturing environment. I wear my knife and mag lite (at night) underneath my shirt and havent had a problem with them catching on anything. I used to carry my knife in a pants pocket but the one time I really needed it, it was buried under my foulies and useless. The most important thing about a knife is it must be easily accessible.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
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I also carry a small maglite on one of those badge lanyards around my neck. I also do this with my personal knife.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
GREETINGS EARTHLINGS Put every single thing into vac bags to keep them clean and dry taking up far less space resealable for the dirty stuff as it does get a bit whiffy pack loads of enthusiassim and above all GO SAFE
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GREETINGS EARTHLINGS : I do not know where your sailing or your climate but I always pack a flask and a hot water-bottle (you can use the same water all the time) Take some sun block if you get sunburn under your nose and ears Man it hurts take a wide brimed hat to keep the sun off your head. I have loads of use from those yellow gardeing rubberised woolen gloves just sqeese them when wet (worked on sail training boat for over twelve weeks). shoes fell apart. Take lots of snackies choc and high carbohydrayt bars Oatmeal biscuts (slow release energy bars ) you will be the darling of the watch As ALWAYS GO SAFE.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
Thanks for the link, Mr. Daddy.
My house is an hour from the coast. Maybe I should bring the bag into my office.
Re: What's in the "Go-Bag" for Crewing?
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And I keep my bag in the house. I want everything fresh and ready for the trip. No way I'd leave my stuff in the car during a Texas summer.
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I also bought a new pair of foulies (for less than $90 total)...
Question for all: Once all the gear is in your duffel bag, does it stay in the car?
I work in one coastal city (Gloucester, MA) and sail out of another one (Portsmouth, NH). I'd like to have all my gear with me so if I get an invite (I'm a pleasant person; it could happen!) or decide to go out at the last minute, I don't need to go home to get it. I guess the big question is, Can the auto-inflate vest live in the car all summer?
I think everything else in the bag wouldn't mind the heat too much. The batteries in the strobe might age more quickly...
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Tha Locstah, Jul 2, 2009.
Sheed won't be the same in Boston unless they bring in Curry as an Assistant.
Very sad to see Rasheed go. Best of luck to him.
It will surely be a tech fest. They have some characters on that team. Good luck to him, but certainly not the Celtics.
If he'd went to the Spurs I think he had a better shot at another ring. I don't think this puts the Celtics over the hump at all. Plus they beat the ish out of us, so thats kinda disrespectful for Sheed to go there... I dont think I like him anymore now.
LOL you are right there
Sheed doesn't fit in with the SA culture. He's a much better fit with Bos on the court and in the lockerroom, and in the club, and in the strip club etc etc etc. Good for Sheed, wish you the best except when y'all play Detroit.
Sheed was brought in to stop Howard. Whoever went after him in the East, had their eyes on stopping (or at least slowing down) DHo. I don't think the investment will pay off. But we'll see.
Bos is possibly makking the same mistake we made after losing to SA, and the same mistake Mia made. This summer Joe has an easy job, WE SUCK, retool. But when you're still at the top tier of the league it's hard to tell if you've got another shot at it or are you on a sharp decline.
This is a great move for Boston. I think that the Pistons fans and organization might have given up on Sheed a little prematurely. Perhaps I am in the minority, but I happen to believe he has more in the tank and perhaps something to prove. Its amazing what a good system brings out in a player. We saw the opposite in Detroit. Poor coaching making every player on the team look expendable. Look for a rejuvenated Sheed, the same way we saw a supposedly past his prime Chauncey Billups get revitalized. This might be the move that brings Boston back to the NBA Finals. Not they needed that much help anyway. Healthy Garnett and they would have been facing the Lakers. This is a good counter for them with the Powe injury and possible loss of Glen Davis. I sure do miss being in the position where proven players agree to sign with you for less money just off the chance that they might win a championship.
I'm with you. I think he's going to be a beast. And they are 100% in the finals, and i could see them taking the whole thing,. Afterall, Derek Fisher is still going to guard Rondo. Great move for the Celtics. Smart, but irritating move oin Sheed's part. It's pointless for us to bring him back b/c our goal is to 1/suck and 2/become the PHX suns, but damn is it going to hurt to see him in a Celts jersey.
Even if they lose Baby, the Celtics have gained over Orlando. Orlando is not the same ball club. That change, I predict, will be to their disadvantage. The Celtics have made their last move and Cleveland has yet to make (perhaps) their last one.
Rumour is Big baby to Spurs, Grant Hill to BOS . . . Time will tell i guess.
I pray the Spurs sign him, that would leave Dyess on the table, unless he wants to go to Orl. Bos keeps getting older, I think us Piston fans know how this story ends............
I was just thinking the same thing. Although if they win it all next year, it will be one more 'ship than Pistons got with this squad.
I can't see Sheed beasting, but we'll see. If anyone thinks Sheed has something too prove (iirc lpgrl?) then I don't think people understand Sheed. Sheed does things his way, on his schedule, at his pace, to satisfy his own agenda. And putting winning as his #1 objective hasn't exactly been his M.O. On the Pistons, he brought the swagger, but next to KG, he will have to defer and play second fiddle. As I wrote recently, when Sheed isn't engaged, he is very average. He's a very tempermental player, and his effectiveness rises and falls with his emotional state. It will at the least, be interesting to watch as an observer.
Is it possible that Rasheed brings "the switch" to Boston?
Nothing would please me more.
If I thought we had an honest chance at the ECF this coming year i'd want sheed back as a backup, we don't... so think the money is best spent on kids that can improve and be ready to be solid in 2-3 years when hopefully the team is ready to compete.... I hope nothing but the best for sheed, except that his team lose atleast there last game of the season, but by no fault of his.
I don't think BOS had difficulty guarding Howard this past season. I'm not sure this helps them with CLE which is the team that can give them trouble. It does help them deal with KG's health and Perkins foul troubles. It gives them a lot of flexibility up front. I'll still never forgive him for that meltdown against CLE in G6 a few years ago. Down 12 points in the 4th after losing 3 games in a row they had them right where they wanted them until he selfishly imploded.
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