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Discussion on ASOK CC ESB build within the Boba Fett Helmet forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; Just started one of these. Will be needing lots of
Good work so far! I might say that the thickness around the t-visor is just fine, there's no need to alter it. Before preparing the helmet to paint, don't forget to add all the physical damages presented in my ESB Stencils thread (the end of the first post). The best way is to use the stencils as a guide (along with reference images from the Gallery) and after a quick size matching between the helmet and the stencil, you can trace the position of the physical damage, then using a dremel or a triangular file, you can add each damage to your helmet.
Yes, I think the thickness is ok, but the tricky part is getting the thickness consistent throught the whole T visor section. especially at the lateral corners. I guess the originals had some variation to the thickness at different points right?
I'm also a little anxious about getting a good fit between the T visor and the helmet. Did the original have gaps, or did they sit quite flush to the helmet. I've studied the gallery pics and I think at points they had 0.5-1mm gaps?
how did you affix the bolts and what size threaded bolt did you use?
the way i do it... is remove it. I do this because Although you can use a stencil...it may not be perfectly aligned to the helmet. and you may have paint that doesnt stick...so you may end up painting 5 layers on the back of the helmet, only to start unmasking and a whole patch comes off. Or you need to redo a panel because you overlapped something you missed. Thats just me though Ive seen people leave it. For ROTJ which is primarily what I paint for people, I will mask and leave it and then mask again but only because its a mist layer that I can see the fluid pretty well. But ESB the layers build up and up and up...the fluid would be pretty thick.
thanks, that makes sense. I wonder how it was originally done?
Yes, masking & remasking. Multiple layers of paint make it really hard to determine where the previous masking was and remove (from experience!). It's a pain for sure, but ultimately is easier in the end (and you'll find that masking works for the larger areas, and you can go back and add finer details topically).
Yours is coming along really well -- look forward to seeing more progress!
all good things take time, and it looks like yours is coming along nice!
That dome looks awesome! The only way to remove the white line it to apply paint with a small, fine brush. Keep up the great work!
Looking good, Dink! YMMV, but I've had some success in removing the transfer paper lines by tapping the surface with a kneadable eraser. For the stubborn ones, you'll need to paint over, like Raf said.
thanks guys, for the tips.
I'm starting to think my dome green is too green. I did match my tamiya paints to the recommended humbrol colour and it was spot on after I mixed it. I'm hoping it was a result of my yellow tungsten lights, otherwise, I'll have to remask and spray
I've decided to repaint the green on the dome and lower cheeks. Going to go with Humbrol 78 enamel over the existing Tamiya Acrylic. Done Enamel over acrylic before and no problems in the past. Just not happy with the paint mix.
It looks much better with the new base color. Keep up the great work!
some more progress, slow.
I've decided to switch over to using humbrols for the final layers of this bucket. Save myself some time and hassle trying to mix up the tamiya's. Besides the humbrols seem to work better with the liquid mask. The masks tend to peel off better, leaving a more accurate result.
I've had no problems using the humbrol enamel over the tamiya acrylic base... so far...
Wow! Looks fantastic dinkydarth! I hope mine comes out this nice! Keep up the great work!!
minor hitch- mixed up humbrol enamels for the left ear and it doesn't seem to be drying too quickly, even after 48 hours... must have not stirred the paint well enough.... will have to wait a little longer for it to completely dry out.
Anyone had the same issue with humbrol enamels?
Others with more experience may chime in, but for me, when the enamels take a while to dry it was usually due to heat/humidity and/or applying too much paint at once (which could also be the case with paint that isn't thinned well enough).
Here in the States (in Austin, TX), painting during our summer months was killer, as I didn't have a temperature controlled environment to work in and had to paint at the whim of whatever the weather was on a given day. Given the heat here, there were a number of days where the heat kept me from painting altogether.
I know you're creeping into your summer there, but is it anywhere near the 30s yet?
Was it the tan color which was taking longer? For some reason that color took a little longer to dry for me as well.
It was the olive green on the left ear. After 48 hours, it was still tacky, so I have decided to strip the paint and redo it. The weather here has been quite dry and temps of about 25deg C. I think I made 2 mistakes:
1) I didn't have the right light gray, so I mixed up some tamiya ENAMEL black and white, and sprayed on the middle layer - this might have reacted to the final olive green Humbrol Enamel.
2) I might not have mixed the final coat enough.
so, I'll be doing this again, this time with all Humbrol paints and lots of Mixing!
The tamiya paint is a possibility - its quite differrent in consistency to humbrol, floquil etc, and even has quite a differrent odour. I dont actually think the tamiya enamel is as quality a paint type as the others mentioned, and noticed this in the application - but having said that, it also worked fine on the upper cheeks on my jedi lid, and reacted fine with other makes. However, as I say, there definately is a noticeable decline in quality of the tamiya enamel range.
With mixing, the ol double 'shake and stir' is the way I do it! :-)
That looks very good! Very inspiring
This paint up looks better and better with each new post! Can't wait to see this helmet finished! Keep up the great work!
I agree with Raf, but I don't think I would ever disagree with him! But seriously, it is looking really good now! You have done an awesome job.... I am starting to understand how hard this is man! Keep it up my friend!
thanks a lot of the kind words guys. Working on the helmet has been fun, and has given me a new appreciation for the effort involved.
I checked my helmet this morning and noticed the mandibles are starting to bend outwards, despite the splint I made in place of the visor. I have bent it back with some heat, but am going to keep it on a stand for now.
Your helmet is coming along nicely.
Apart from that small mistake the overall look of the helmet is looking fantastic! I think you are really doing a great job mate!
That red looks great to! Is that Humbrol wine (73)?
the "purple" is 73 plus 104 1:1 (as per terminal fettler's sticky) the Red is straight 73.
Yeah thanks, I might need to check on that! So do you mean purple 73 + 104.....then the wine 73?
yep that's right. all Humbrol enaemls. I was a little hesitant with using the wine 73 at first, as I thought it was too dark, but it came out ok.
Yea, the wine 73 is a really good colour for esb. Floquil caboose is the other choice, but the wine 73 is nice. The thing that really got me, was how much the wine 73 and the caboose change when put together with the greens of the helmet in particular. You would swear they are too dark to begin with, but once laid down next to everything else, they look just right. As the wine 73 is a fraction redder than the caboose, this colour really looks great when layered over the 73 + 104 purple mix. As the top colour can change considerbly depending on what colours are underneath it, those two layers just seem to really work well together, as DinkyDarth has displayed here beautifully..
Really enjoying this paint up bud, think you are doing a sensational job! :-)
Love it! Are you fretting over the kill stripes?
yeah, not really sure yet how to approach the kill stripes. I was thinking of making up a clear template like Terminal Fettler... I understand the stripes are about 1 inch tall, right? any suggestions which is the best way?
You might try something like this ==> Old Fashioned 'Killstripe' Thread
One killstripe is around 24 mm (15/16 inch) tall, 8mm (5/16 inch) wide, the space between two killstripes is around 5mm (3/16 inch) and the distance from the red brow to the bottom of the stripes is 6mm (1/4 inch)
Last edited by RafalFett; Nov 7, 2012 at 1:25 AM. Reason: Added killstripe measurements.
Raf's stencils will be a great place to start, but as every helmet may be different in size, these may have to be adjusted slightly. Look really closely at the reference pics for where they start, end, and interact with the damage already laid down. In addittion, look at the width of not only the stripe itself, but the width of the gap between the stripes also. A template like Garret made up is a great idea, and you can lightly draw them on using this stencil with a white watercolour pencil (which wipes off when dabbed with a damp cloth. I use a faber castell brand). Once you have lightly stencilled everything on and looks good, mask it all out with blue painters tape - I use Scotch brand with minimum adhesion, designed for delicate surfaces.
Once you mask everything out with the tape, use your stencils and carbon paper to stencil in the fine details on each killstripe. when happy, use your masking fluid to fill these small areas in. Once all masking is completed and you are ready to paint, I always take Eric's (Superjedi's) tip, and lightly spray down a layer of Testors Dullcote to limit any paint bleeding. Once dry, you can apply your yellow, and orange misting. Once fully dried, peel that sucker off very carefully and bazinga! ESB Killstripes laid down!
wow, thanks for the tips.... now I feel more ready to tackle them! Another question, for later, how do you apply the paint splatter weathering? and what colour is the paint. Surely you don't dap each and every one with a brush right?
Haha, no, no, nothing that insane . Okay, the splatters are something you will really want to practice and get confident at before you add them to your lid. Firstly, the main colour I used, was Humbrol Leather (62). I also put in some light splatters using Humrol Rust (113), Humbrol Desert Yellow (93) and Humbrol light grey (147).
Now the trick to this, is have the paint a little thicker than normal, so thin it down a tad less. I am right handed, so with the airbrush in my right hand, I take the air hose in my left hand, and crimp the air hose - at the same time, i pulse the trigger on the airbrush. Here, you can pulse the air hose crimping too. This tends to make the paint splatter. I find more pressure on your regulator creates finer splatter, less pressure bigger splatter. And you can stand further back too for the finer stuff. It sounds complicated, but after some good practice, you should get a feel for what works best for your technique..
Awesome! I really love the killstripes... and the left ear with the white 'horseshoe'... and the right ear... and... so far everything looks excellent! Just keep up your great work!
thats a helmet to proud to own and say i painted that, looking awsome!
Splendid work brother - consider those killstripes nailed! :-)
With the question on the splatters, the splatterring technique sounds tougher than it is - pretty much just crimping and trigger pulsing. Try it on some scrap, and with your great skills, it wont take long at all to master. Now the RF stalk was actually done with a brush and some thinned down paints creating a wash. I tried to follow the ref pics, and dabbed and wiped the wash, and dry brushed some areas. It all worked out better than I expected actually..
Awesome work bro, you are very talented my friend!
Good job sir, coming along nicely.
Beautiful looking lid my friend!
The original decals were made with Letraset Dry Transfer and the font name is Folio Bold Condensed around 7.6mm (28pt font size in any text editor). Read more here ==> Letraset Dry Transfer Font - Folio Bold Condensed; at the end of the first post you can find a letraset replica file in PNG format (set to transparency) and if you can print this out on transparent, sticky sheets, then you will have your own 'letraset' decals. You can check out this thread too ==> All Boba Fett Helmet Decals
By the way, that helmet looks better and better!
Last edited by RafalFett; Nov 10, 2012 at 4:57 AM.
As far as the 'D' and the 'V' - exactly what Raf (a.k.a. Captain Precision ) said. If you cant get the right font in transfers, you could always paint them on exact...
Bahaha! You two!
Great job! All your hard work has really paid off.
Man! you are incredible! I always thought the dry transfers were woodland scenics, but I think you are spot on with the Letraset! Anyway, I decided to use your templates as a guide, and used my existing dry transfers on some clear decals to make up the shapes. I then cut the decal out and placed them in position. Not perfect, but good enough for me...
It looks good, just do some fine weathering by scratching the letters with a sharp object (needle, knife or whatever tool you have) and you're good to go with those ear. Excellent job so far!
Very nice my friend! At least all the hard the work is behind you. And a beautiful helmet you have there my friend!
Looking good! Keep it coming!
Wow Dinky! You have done an incredible job mate! Your first paint up is amazing! Few could say there first helmet is this good! I have really enjoyed watching this thread and it has been a great inspiration for me. Well done bro! And... whats next?!
Bravo mate, beautiful job, what a superb result for your first lid!
You did an amazing paint job! Now is perfect!
Fantastic work!! I received my asok cc recently and am starting the deep breaths before diving in.
Quick question to you experts: after buffing out the CC helmet, do you in any way primer the silver layer? Or go straight to the colors?
Thanks in advance!
I masked off my silver, then applied a layer of primer. I then applied the base "reefer"gray over the primer.
Hey Dinky Darth,
Awesome build and paint up.
I have embarked on my first ESB Fett Helmet and Im building one of Asoks CCC lids. Im all prepped up and ready to paint but I have hit a wall.
I have read everything I can find on the site about templates and I have tried to scale every type thats been posted on here and I cant get any of them to line up on the back. The dimensions are tricky since the cast seems to be wider in the back plates so simple scaling of the image doesn't work. Ive tried stretching and tweaking and scalling by size and % and no luck getting them to line up.
Ive been at this for a week and I cant make it work. Did you find a solution to getting the templates to match or do you perhaps have templates already scaled for the shape of Asoks awesome helmet.
Many thanks
Thanks for the tips on the primer.
(Sorry if I'm dense here...)
Before priming, did you prep the CC in any way, or just buffed it with the steel wool? Does this allow a good bond for the primer?
Thanks for putting up with my dumb questions!
sory for the late reply... i haven't been checking these threads lately. i used a program called GIMP. i then scaled the horizontal and vertical aspects seperately- that gave me the best approximate fit. for some parts this is all that was needed - like the back rectangular bit. for most other parts, i needed to cut the stencils into smaller parts to fit them.... i would use certain parts of the helmet as landmarks then position the appropriate scratch/chip in relation to that landmark. so.... my tamplates were not perfect....
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Just buffed with steel wool.... the bond is very strong.... all the other paint goes on top of primer, so every thing sticks pretty well.
Thanks DD. Thats exactly what Im doing. Great minds etc....I hope mine comes out half as nice as yours.
amazing work Dinky, thanks for the awesome wips. I just keep going back over it again and again
Love the rust and weathering. The decals just mesh right in with the paint job. Sweet lid. Really really nice work.
Dinky you did an amazing job on your bucket. I just finished my helmet a few days ago, well almost finished, LOL, but it was a lot of work and very time consuming. Not complaining though as it was a labor of love. I've always wanted a accurately sized Fett helmet painted ESB style, and although mine isn't perfect, I am very happy with it. I'm kinda ready to do another one, LOL.
Again, great job, and thanks for sharing your progress with everyone.
Take care,
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| Stephen King - Best Book?? Please can someone suggest the best Stephen King book, I watched my first film by him lastnight and it was fantastic (cats eye) and now I would like to find a book by him... any suggestions would be great, thank you! |
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Have brain, will travel | Re: Stephen King - Best Book?? Oh, well now you're asking something! You've opened up a can of worms here, my friend, I am a true SK fan! Well...I can thoroughly recommend the following: Misery - This is the first SK book I read. It's fantastic, it follows the story of one man's struggle against a deranged woman who claims to be his number one fan. Very tense and very graphic in places! The Shining - Perhaps the only truly chilling book I have ever read. I assure you that it will raise the hairs on the back of your neck. Cell - I know that not everyone enjoyed this as much as I did, but I think this recent release by Stephen King is brilliant. The 'bad guys' as it were, are zombies with attitude! Brilliant. Anyway, I could go on (and on and on) but those three are definitely worth a look at, I feel. Happy reading! |
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Have brain, will travel | Re: Stephen King - Best Book?? Yes, I think Eyes of the Dragon was the the second one that I read of his books. Definitely agree with Stormpirate to read that if you like fantasy as well. Saying thus, if you are a fan of fantasy, and rather daring, you could go for his The Dark Tower series. It's not his usual horror, it's a tale that stretches across seven books...a very good, alternative fantasy. Although it's probably wise to at least read a couple of his other books and get used to his style before you attempt such a thing! But I would certainly suggest that if you do find you like his books (and I sincerely hope you do!) then you should definitely try The Dark Tower series. |
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I just got the S3 two days ago, and have noticed that the picture quality isn't that great [indoors] compared to my Galaxy Nexus. In fact, the Galaxy Nexus blows it away, picks up colors better, and isn't anywhere close to as dull as the S3.
Besides that, I LOVE my S3. Anyone else have these issues with their S3 camera? I have messed around with settings, but nothing makes the photo quality come close to my old phone.
Thank you for reading/suggestion. - 11-23-2012, 10:11 PM #2
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I haven't had that issue at all. Sometimes in low light it takes longer due to the flash but I still get very good pics. In bright light even in doors I get pics that are as good or better than my wife's Iphone 4s. I have been very happy with the camera.
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Did you try turning onthe HDR setting?
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Marilyn: Please give a warm Neil Cummins Hawks welcome to Mr. Michael Pritchard.
Michael: Oh, thank you, Marilyn. Oh, you're awesome. I love you. [applause] How many of you know a boy or girl here at school who gets picked on and left out and never included and laughed at all the time? Raise your hands high. High. Look around the room please. Hands down. This is not how we want to live or how we want to treat each other. This is not how we want to be.
Narrator: Michael Pritchard is a commanding presence, even in an auditorium full of normally noisy students, teachers, and parents.
Narrator: He served as a medic in Vietnam, and has won awards as both a stand-up comic and a probation officer in San Francisco.
Michael: I love it when babies walk. They go--
Narrator: Over the years, he and his wife have helped raise more than 100 children, including three of their own, adding a wealth of material to the comedy routines he has performed in nightclubs and on TV.
Michael: My little boy comes in at like three o'clock in the morning. "Dad, I don't get any mail."
Narrator: And whether he's making them laugh.
Michael: [laughs] You are so stupid.
Narrator: Or making them shout.
Michael: The good you do--
Students: The good you do--
Michael: Will come back to you.
Students: Will come back to you.
Narrator: His message is always the same.
Michael: And no matter what we teach your brains, love is more important than knowledge.
Narrator: Pritchard spends most of his time these days traveling around the country, taping PBS specials as he talks to and listens to young people to find out what they are thinking and feeling.
Marilyn: At one point, Michael asks kids to come forward and share how they've been hurt, or maybe to apologize to others. And when he asked them to do that, I thought, "They're not going to do this. I mean, in front of all these kids, they're not going to come forward." I have to tell you, I was amazed at how free they were to come forward and really share their experience in a way that I truly did not expect.
Student: When I first moved here a year ago, no one really wanted to play with me and all the fifth graders called me names.
Michael: What was it doing to your heart?
Student: It just made me feel really bad.
Michael: And what I try to teach the kids is that we have to be more real about our emotions. And back to the time of Macbeth, Shakespeare said, "Always give sorrow words. Grief that doesn't speak whispers to the over-fraught heart and bids it to break."
Student: My main thing that's gotten me through all this is empathy. I-- when the-- I was being bullied, I tried to feel how they were feeling and that's why they were-- and why they were bullying me.
Michael: And what did it do for you to put yourself in their shoes and know that they were hurting you because they were hurting?
Student: They-- I could feel their hurt really deep down, and I wanted to help.
Michael: When I was a kid, I guess I learned that the most powerful gift I could do for my friends was to help them with their emotions, to be there and listen to them talk.
Chloe: Well, last year, when I was in my other school, people used to call me names because I was anemic.
Michael: And what was it doing to your heart when they were saying that, Chloe?
Chloe: It was putting my heart and my mom's heart really bad. It hurt.
Michael: We get sick if we try to hold all the pain in. And then the unaddressed grief turns to anger, and the anger to rage. And it has two directions, out to the community or inwards towards the self and self-destructiveness.
Student: I'm really shy right here.
Michael: You can do it.
Student: My friend was really hurt because they called him fat. And I didn't want that to happen, because it wasn't [inaudible].
Michael: Was it fair to him or fair to you?
Students: No.
Michael: How should we treat each other?
Student: Very well. Because if we treat each other really bad, we won't like get along or be friends or like be part of a big family.
Michael: You know what? You go home and you tell your mom-- look at me. You have corazon, amigo. Yo te amo. I love you.
Student: Gracias.
Michael: All right. Por nada. Okay. A big round of applause.
Narrator: After the assembly, Pritchard shared lunch with members of the school student council to reinforce some of the lessons they had just learned.
Michael: Why do you think sometimes kids choose to be bullies, and how can we help them choose not to be bullies?
Student: Kind of walk up to them and say, "could you please stop that?"
Michael: Yeah. Why is it--
Marilyn: Creating an environment in which kids feel comfortable, in which they are productive, in which they treat one another well, is not a one-shot thing.
Michael: What is his tactic? Fear?
Student: Yeah. He's scared, so he takes it out on other people.
Michael: Right.
Marilyn: So our responsibility as adults that work with kids is to reiterate that lesson. To keep it focused in their minds so that it isn't something that's easily forgotten. And it's been my experience it takes three to five years to really change a school culture to the point where that is the expected norm and where kids will uphold it. And it's a learning process.
Student: It shouldn't be a world of hate, it should be a world of love.
Michael: Yeah.
Narrator: While students at elementary schools are generally open to discussing their feelings, students at most high schools are not.
Michael: --helping us know that life is about the choices that we make. And we care about you.
Narrator: At Castlemont High School in Oakland, California, two students were wounded in a drive-by shooting in front of the auditorium last year. And the initial reception for Pritchard here was icy.
Michael: You're ugly. No, I mean for real, ugly.
Narrator: He began the program with some of the same jokes he used on the fourth graders.
Michael: You look like you fell out of the ugly tree and hit every limb on the way down.
Narrator: But his material soon changed tone.
Michael: Little kid at West Paducah, Kentucky, had never fired a gun before, but he had an eight-round capacity and he played a lot of point-and-shoot video games. He hit five of his classmates in the head. We're talking to your hearts today.
Student: Why?
Michael: Well, I'll tell you why I'm here. Because I have two young African American youngsters that grew up with me and my family and I love them, and I'm worried about their lives. You don't know that about me. You don't know anything about me. I'm just the big fat guy telling you jokes. But listen, I'm just telling you, this isn't anger, this is love.
Narrator: When it came time for students to talk, the first volunteers were greeted with a mixture of laughter and taunts.
Student: Hey, I'm going to just keep it real.
Michael: Shh.
Narrator: But one by one, other students found the courage to speak from their hearts.
Student: I love my mom, but my mom got serious problems. I'm like, serious, right? I actually took from my mama. I took 300 dollars from my mama just so she couldn't smoke. You feel me? By me doing it, I mean, it hurt her, because she wanted to smoke, but it hurt be because I didn't want her to smoke, feel me? So I'm trying to help her, but I'm hurting her at the same time.
Student: Everybody's talking about, "Yeah I'm fixing to go home and eat this and eat that." I was fixing to go home and look at the TV because it ain't nothing in my refrigerator but some ice cubes and water. That don't feel right at all. And see, people think that's funny because it sounds funny. But when you got to walk and step in them shoes, it ain't funny. And it ain't cool, because I got a seven year old brother. I got a seven year old brother. Little boys like to eat. They like to eat, because they're hungry.
Student: Seeing as how dudes call girls like rippers and renders and bitches and stuff like that.
Michael: Listen please.
Student: It opened my mind not to judge girls, because they're going through stuff. I learned like one out of every three girls has been sexually assaulted. And that's all I'm saying.
Michael: They always say, "Oh, nobody will get up," and the parents-- and this tells you I think in a lot of ways how disconnected parents and teachers can be from the courage of children.
Student: You all might think my life is perfect. I have both of my parents, sisters, or whatever. And I'm talking to all of you all dudes out there that have some kind of addiction, because my dad has an addiction. I've always had to live with a father that would get his paycheck Friday, go into a bar, and not come back until three in the morning or not even come back Friday night. And waiting up for him.
Michael: What has it done to your heart, hon?
Student: It hurts, because I love him, and I don't want to feel all this-- all this-- all these negative feelings towards him. Because I love him, but at the same time, I hate him so much for what he has done to my mom. He wasn't there for her, and he barely was there for me. But I'm going to be somebody. I'm going to be what my sister wanted to be, I'm going to accomplish her dream.
Michael: That strength of character to get up and stand up for yourself and others and to help others try and be more compassionate, if we can tap into that as a resource for the world, this apathy, this neglect, this indifference is going to end. And that's the beginning of peace.
Michael: Shh. Listen please.
Student: I just wanted to apologize to two young ladies--
Narrator: For more information on what works in public education, go to edutopia.org.
Video Credits
Produced, Written, and Directed by
- Ken Ellis
Associate Producer:
- Miwa Yokoyama
- Karen Sutherland
Camera Crew:
- Brian Cardello
- Ed Fritz
- Tony Jensen
- Ken Ellis
- Miwa Yokoyama
- Kris Welch
Special thanks to the students and administrators at
- Neil Cummins Elementary School and
- Castlemont Community of Small Schools
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June 2012 - and especially its last week - was ripe with ominous metaphor, all revolving around the Supreme Court's decision on June 28th to uphold President Barack Obama's signature health-care reform legislation, the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare.
For those not in the know, the highest court in the land - the historic mission of which was to guard against tyranny by ensuring that laws passed by Congress abide by the constraints imposed by our Constitution - has now rubber-stamped the most comprehensive expansion of federal power since the New Deal.
The so-called "individual mandate" provision of Obamacare, which compels every American to have government-approved health insurance or face government-enforced penalty, stands thanks to (supposedly) conservative Chief Justice John Roberts, who sided with the four liberal justices to uphold the law. According to the Roberts Court, government can now order a private citizen - that's you - to engage in commerce and punish you if you don't...so long as that punishment is called a "tax." In one fell swoop, the distinction between public and private is erased.
The very next day, mirabile dictu - the wrath of Heaven came down on Washington D.C. First came the heat, a record 104 degrees, as if the insane Supreme Court decision was an infection that the Gods of Liberty were attempting to fry with a frightful fever. Then came the rain; a brief but violent summer storm swept through D.C. and its environs Friday night, leaving millions without power (and thus air-conditioning) smack in the middle of aforementioned fever. As of this writing, days later, hundreds of thousands are still with partial or no power, and officials are claiming it may be a week or longer before full service is restored.
The rest of America should take note - the city that has just given itself the power to micromanage your health (and thus every aspect of your existence) cannot even keep its own lights on after a summer storm.
As if it all wasn't fitting enough, the "lights-out" week in Washington D.C. extends over the 4th of July holiday. It's all too ironic for words, really - the American Revolution started with outrage over some trifling taxes, taxes which were lawfully passed by the Imperial authority in Britain and which affected a small number of American colonists. Nonetheless, the unjust nature of the Stamp Act and other intrusions into American life spurred our ancestors to war - and ultimately to Independence and freedom.
Now, just in time for Independence Day 2012, an unelected man in a black robe has single-handedly imposed a tax on Americans not passed by any legislature (the mandate was sold as a penalty by the President and his allies, who knew it would never pass Congress if labeled a tax), and handed the Government unlimited power over our lives via an unelected taxation bureaucracy - the IRS.
The Founders knew that the tax power was government's most dangerous instrument. The American experiment in self government was born in opposition to this power, a struggle lit by hope as much as rockets' red glare. That experiment has ended now in utter and fitting darkness, as the government of our Founders claims the authority to tax anything you do, and anything you don't.
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Milwaukee, WI--The Milwaukee Admirals scored a pair of power-play goals and Cal O'Reilly notched three assists to help the Ads defeat the Peoria Rivermen 4-1 Wednesday night at the Bradley Center.
The game started out in Peoria's advantage when a shot was taken by rightwing Nikolay Lemtyugov 4:21 into the period on a Rivermen power-play. Milwaukee netminder Drew MacIntyre had a bit of trouble holding onto the rebound as it popped out to leftwinger Jeff Cowan who was able to squeeze a forehand rebound past a sprawling MackIntyre. Lemtyugov and Jonas Junland picked up assists on the play.
The one goal lead wouldn't last long however, as Hugh Jessiman received a perfect pass in front of the net from Cody Franson at 12:32 of the period. The pass hit his tape and created a top shelf deflection for Jessiman's fourth goal of the season.
Stephen Werner gave the Admirals a lead that they wouldn't relinquish with 7:14 left in the first stanza. Forward Triston Grant carried the puck into the offensive zone and fired a shot right down the middle at Peoria goalie Marek Schwarz. He would save the initial shot, but Werner was racing in on him and he couldn't control his rebound in time as Werner slid it right between his legs. Andreas Thuresson would get his sixth assist of the season on the goal.
The Ads scoring trend would continue in the second period when Tim Ramholt scored his first goal as an Admiral just 2:20 into the frame. Cal O'Reilly gave Ramholt a crisp pass from low in the zone, and he was all alone on the point and fired a wrister that beat the lefty Schwarz glove side, giving the Ads a 3-1 lead. Patric Hornqvist also received an assist on the play.
Milwaukee cemented their lead 6:20 into the second when they took a three goal lead. O'Reilly passed the puck across the blueline to defenseman Cody Franson who then threw it cross ice to Mike Santorelli in front of the net. When Santorelli received the puck, it was on his backhand. Only a second later he was on the other side of the net with the puck on his forehand as he slid it past a diving Schwarz. It was Santorelli's third goal of the season, Franson's second assist of the night, and the Ads second power-play goal.
O'Reilly three assists paced the Milwaukee offense, while Drew MacIntyre anchored the defense with 14 saves to earn his eighth win of the season.
The Admirals hit the road tomorrow for a five-game swing through Texas and Canada before their next home game on Friday, December 12th at 7:00 pm versus the Rockford Ice Hogs at the Bradley Center.


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A sleeper is a person who is sleeping. It may also refer to:
- Sleeper hit, a work that obtains unexpected recognition or success
- Sleeper (band), a Britpop band in the 1990s
- The Sleepers (San Francisco band), a punk/post-punk band active from 1978 until 1981
- The Sleepers (Chicago band), an American rock band formed in 2002
- Sleepers (album), a solo album from rapper Big Pooh
- Sleeper (Tribe album), by American alternative rock band Tribe
- Sleeper (Godstar album)
- Sleeper (Everyday Sunday album)
- Sleeper, a live album by Keith Jarrett.
- "Sleeper", a song by 10 Years from Minus the Machine
- Sleepers (film), a 1996 film based on the novel by Lorenzo Carcaterra
- Sleeper (1973 film), a 1973 Woody Allen film
- Sleeper (2005 film), a 2005 Austrian/German film
- Sleeper (2009 film), an action/thriller film starring Scott "Raven" Levy and Bruce Hopkins
- The Sleeper (2012), an American horror film
- "Sleeper" (Buffy episode), from the seventh and final season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- "Sleeper", an episode from the first season of The New Avengers
- "Sleeper" (Torchwood), an episode from Series 2 of the series Torchwood
- "Sleepers" (Sanctuary), an episode from the second season of Sanctuary
- Sleepers (TV series), a British comedy/drama
- Sleepers (TV series 2012), a Turkish television drama series
- An extraterrestrial in the U.S. TV series The Event
- Sleeper (comic book), published by DC Comics
- Sleeper (Marvel Comics), a Nazi German robot utilized by the Red Skull in Marvel Comics
- Sleepers, a 1995 novel by Lorenzo Carcaterra
- The Sleeper (Wild Cards), a character in the Wild Cards science fiction series who periodically hibernates, awakening each time in a new body
- The Sleeper, the main antagonist in the computer game Gothic
- Sleeper, the Japanese name for the Pokémon Hypno
- Sleeper bus, designed to carry fewer passengers in greater comfort
- Sleeper (car), an automobile that has been modified to improve its performance without changing its outward appearance; the British term for this is Q-car
- Sleeper truck, a truck with a sleeping compartment
- Sleeping car, a railway passenger car with beds
- Railway sleeper, a railroad tie
- Sleepers or sleeper gobies, the common names for fish belonging to the family Eleotridae
- Sleeper cichlid, perch-like member of the genus Nimbochromis
Other uses[edit]
- The Sleepers, a poem by Walt Whitman
- Le Sommeil (The Sleepers), a painting by Gustave Courbet
- The Sleepers (New Hampshire), a pair of mountain peaks in the United States
- Sleeper, a sleeping partner in business
- Sleeper, a strong internal beam (structure) in construction and shipbuilding
- Sleeper dike, a low inland dike, made obsolete by a newer dike closer to shore
- Sleeper agent, a secret agent or similar operative left long inactive
- Blanket sleeper, a one-piece, footed sleeping garment
- Sleeper couch, also known as a fold-out couch or hide-a-bed
- Sleeper earring, originally designed to be worn while sleeping to keep the hole in a pierced ear open
- Sleeper hold, a rear naked choke hold used in professional wrestling
- "The sleeper", a yo-yo trick
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Nets arena foes lose another court case
The New Jersey Nets inched another significant step toward Brooklyn on Monday, as a New York State Supreme Court judge ruled against every objection raised in a lawsuit by opponents of the proposed basketball arena, housing and commercial project known as Atlantic Yards.
Judge Abraham Gerges found that each of 17 claims and counterclaims by lead plaintiff Daniel Goldstein and the other plaintiffs were either "without merit, "specious" or "moot."
"Today's court ruling marks the transition from the obstruction to the construction phase," said Bruce Bender, an executive for project developer Forest City Ratner.
The ruling moves the state closer to exercising eminent domain on holdouts at the site, and several streets in the project footprint are expected to be closed next week.
The Nets hope to begin play in their new Barclays Center arena in the fall of 2012. The team recently reached a preliminary agreement with New Jersey officials and the Devils to move to Newark's Prudential Center from the Meadowlands this fall, as they wait for the Barclays Center to be built.
Goldstein said that it was "a sad day to be a Brooklynite," and that he and other property owners "will be considering all of their legal options" in light of the ruling.
"Our state government, long mired in corruption and scandal, has bent over backwards to give Bruce Ratner whatever he wants, including my home and the homes of other citizens," Goldstein said in a statement.
The bulk of Goldstein's case centered on the idea that the project had so materially changed since it first was approved by the New York State in 2006 that the project's alleged public benefits now either no longer applied or could be shown to be false.
But Gerges noted that part of the reason for the delay was because of the extensive legal challenges to the project. He also added that "it cannot be disputed that the economic conditions in which the project was proposed in 2002 have changed drastically in that the worldwide economy is now in one of the worst downturns in history."
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This anthology offers the work of over 260 writers—34 newly included—representing the extraordinary wealth and diversity of American literature. Among the 36 major works included in their entirety are Franklin's Autobiography; Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter; Thoreau's Walden; Douglass's Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave; Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Chopin's The Awakening; Cather's My Antonia; Faulkner's As I Lay Dying; Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire; Larsen's Quicksand; Ginsberg's "Howl"; and Mamet's Glengarry, Glen Ross. The Seventh Edition pays increased attention to cultural contexts through the inclusion of 45 color plates, 12 contextual clusters, updated maps and timelines, and through extensively revised section introductions, headnotes, footnotes, and bibliographies. Synopsis:Firmly grounded in the core strengths that have made it the best-selling undergraduate survey in the field, The Norton Anthology of American Literature has been revitalized in this Seventh Edition through the collaboration between three new period editors and five seasoned ones.
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About the AuthorNina Baym (Ph.D. Harvard) is Swanlund Endowed Chair and Center for Advanced Study Professor Emerita of English and Jubilee Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She is the author of The Shape of Hawthorne's Career; Woman's Fiction: A Guide to Novels by and About Women in America, 1820-1870; Novels, Readers, and Reviewers: Responses to Fiction in Antebellum America; American Women Writers and the Work of History, 1790-1860; American Women of Letters and the Nineteenth-Century Sciences and most recently, Women Writers of the American West, 1833-1927. Some of her essays are collected in Feminism and American Literary History; she has also edited and introduced many reissues of work by earlier American women writers, from Judith Sargent Murray through Kate Chopin. In 2000 she received the MLA's Hubbell Medal for lifetime achievement in American literary studies.Jerome Klinkowitz (Ph.D. Wisconsin), is University Distinguished Scholar and Professor of English at the University of Northern Iowa. He is the author or editor of over forty books in postwar culture and literature, among them, Structuring the Void: The Struggle for Subject in Contemporary American Fiction; Kurt Vonnegut's America; Literary Disruptions: The Making of a Post-Contemporary American Fiction; and The Practice of Fiction in America: Writers from Hawthorne to the Present.Arnold Krupat (Ph.D. Columbia) is Professor of Literature at Sarah Lawrence College. He is the author of, among other books, Ethnocriticism: Ethnography, History, Literature; Red Matters: Native American Studies; and, most recently, All That Remains: Varieties of Indigenous Expression (2009). He is the editor of a number of anthologies, including Native American Autobiography: An Anthology and New Voices in Native American Literary Criticism. With Brian Swann, he edited Here First: Autobiographical Essays by Native American Writers, which won the Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers Award for best book of nonfiction prose in 2001.Patricia B. Wallace (Ph.D. Iowa) is Professor of English at Vassar College. She is a contributing editor of The Columbia History of American Poetry; her essays and poems have appeared in such journals as The Kenyon Review, The Sewanee Review, MELUS and PEN America. She has been a recipient of fellowships from the NEA, the Mellon Foundation, and the ACLS.
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Patricia Moody, 29, will tell you shes fluent in sign language, shes a violinist, singer, big fan of movies and by the way, she also has down syndrome.
She also wants you to know that When someone makes fun of you, its something you remember for a very long time.
Thats why Moody, of Vero Beach, was among scores of kids, adults and advocates at a rally Thursday in the Capital rotunda as part of a campaign called End the R-word in Florida. For the third year, theyre also trying to change state law.
The groups back Senate Bill 142, sponsored by Sen. Thad Altman, R-Melbourne, and House Bill 1119, sponsored by Rep. Janet Adkins, R-Fernandina Beach, which would remove all references to mental retardation in state law and replace them with intellectual disability.
The Senate bill has passed one committee and is now in the Criminal Justice Committee. The House bill has been referred to the Healthy Families Subcommittee.
Thirty-nine states have changed names and its time for Florida to do the same, Adkins told the group.
Michelle Poole, president of The Arc of Florida said federal health, education and labor policy statutes were changed in 2010 when Congress passed and President Obama signed Rosas Law.
We use the proper term, we give the proper respect, Altman said.
The Arc had its own name changes. Formerly the Association for Retarded Citizens, the group is now just The Arc, not an acronym.
The speakers said one word can make a difference. When I was growing up, kids picked on me, said Moira Rossi of Jacksonville, who has down syndrome. Today even though Im an adult it still happens. People call me the r-word. This makes me feel sad and bullied. But we now have an opportunity to change that. Changing the law can help change attitudes, the advocates said. I dont want to be called that r-word, Moody said. I want respect.


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