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Re: The Genesis Clock
I really hope this makes it! I love the design.
Re: Life Renewed
It's a gorgeous phoenix shirt, but I'm still unable to convince myself that the world is lacking in phoenix shirts such that this adds to it over some of the other designs in the hunt.
Re: 1928. The birth of an icon.
One of my favorites I've seen in a derby. Absolutely GMV, and may it fog. (Which it seems on track to do)
Re: Hope Seed
Pretty, I suppose, but it looks like background noise. I don't think, walking past someone with this shirt, I'd take a second glance. It just lacks that punch.
Re: Evolution came first
ahuhu, I like it!
Re: The Bad Egg
Along with the Mickey Mouse one, my pick of the Derby. Really hoping this one gets into Double Take for a second shot.
PhilSandifer wrote:Don't like the composition at all. This will look awful on anyone with even a little bit of a gut.
Do you have an constructive advice?
Thats nice
I would buy this immediately.
mjc613 wrote:Do you have an constructive advice?
Hm. Something going up towards the top - a tall ladder, perhaps. Just something that, for people with a gut, won't result in this shirt always amounting to a distorted image stretched over the stomach and curved.
Re: Poop in someone's mouth
This is the best shirt on shirt.woot.com EVER
khouse wrote:This is the best shirt on shirt.woot.com EVER
yeah great!
I believe this is the beginning of an internet trend of people obsessed with fecal matter. It's awesome.
Re: The Beginning of the Frustration
Because we all know that the beginning of the frustration starts with that darn blue portal.
Re: The Open Road Outback
I love platypuses. They are not used often enough.
Re: It all begins with the candy like button
looks more like a hat than a button. perhaps if the ring around it was a different color.
I just wanted to add my opinion about what you should change about this shirt: nothing. I love the freaky style of the pointy beaks and I also love the subtlety of Hector's position within the shirt. As far as I'm concerned, he shouldn't stand out...it's not his style. ;o]
Re: Math Problem
It's been a few years since I've had to do a FBD, but I don't think the diagram for the pendulum is very useful. What forces are being represented by the arrows on the sphere? The downward force is gravity and the one pointing to the lower right is momentum or something (gah, memory failing me!). But I can't figure out what the one going to the upper left might represent. Also, for the two that make sense, I can't figure out why you would connect them with the dotted line or measure that particular angle. If you wanted to find the net force, you would translate one of the arrows so that match tip-to-end. The upper dotted green line corresponds to the mystery force, so perhaps it's supposed to indicate the full swing to the left? But then I have to wonder why the diagram wasn't drawn with the weight at the end of a swing to begin with. I may be interpreting it all incorrectly, and perhaps your diagram actually makes perfect sense. As I said, it's been a while. I only bothered to analyze it this much because it's a really interesting design. I'm an engineering student (computer software, which is why I haven't done a FBD for a while). Also, I commend you for drawing your diagrams with colour. I never bothered. XP
eHalcyon wrote:They do call it the "Theory of Evolution". But can we not get into an evolution debate? I hate those. The DA debacle concerns two people pretending to be many people in order to further their own interests. I think that correlates well to using multiple accounts. I'm not knowledgeable of DA, but people who are seem to know all about it, and the people who brought up the issue seem to have done their research.
I'd hardly call it research when the provided evidence is all hearsay. If extensive research were actually done, it would be seen that the claims about foul play started happening before it could even transpire, from people who sound a lot like adder does on this thread. I would love to fill you in on the details via PM, but I feel that this thread is not the place to do so.
khouse wrote:I believe this is the beginning of an internet trend of people obsessed with fecal matter. It's awesome.
beginning of a fetish? beginning of a bowel movement? beginning of a relationship? check check check
goldfishinapicklejar wrote:beginning of a fetish? beginning of a bowel movement? beginning of a relationship? check check check
ramyb wrote:I'd hardly call it research when the provided evidence is all hearsay. If extensive research were actually done, it would be seen that the claims about foul play started happening before it could even transpire, from people who sound a lot like adder does on this thread.
There was photographic evidence. It was impressive. And the people who brought it up seem to have based their claims on their collective observations, not on hear-say. But as I said, I really don't know much about DA or the goings-on there. I was just disagreeing with your assertion that "there is no real life equivalent" for Adder's analogy.
Love this shirt and voted for it but confused by one thing... the bird to the right of Hector looks like he has a beak coming out of his butt... am I looking at it wrong? Where's the eye?
This shirt very much reminds of the beginning of my life
Among _other_ problems, this design is outside the printing boundaries - woot won't print all the way up to the collar.
brizday wrote:Love this shirt and voted for it but confused by one thing... the bird to the right of Hector looks like he has a beak coming out of his butt... am I looking at it wrong? Where's the eye?
The one above hector doesn't seem to have eyes either. I think that's perspective though. Hector is teh awesome, boots. I really like the texture on the eggs too.
eHalcyon wrote:There was photographic evidence. It was impressive. And the people who brought it up seem to have based their claims on their collective observations, not on hear-say. But as I said, I really don't know much about DA or the goings-on there. I was just disagreeing with your assertion that "there is no real life equivalent" for Adder's analogy.
Sent you a PM
how the hell did this thing get a +6? it bothers me that 6 people would vote this
This was practice for myself really, I was trying to figure out the whole proportions of the shirt and design images. How does it look?
Wonderbunny wrote:I know this is a fish egg...but every time I see it all I can think is a gooy sphere of cheese. hehe.
I'm pretty sure it's the Sun.
Thanks for the support everyone! This noble creature needs more love.
Re: Soup's On!
Hehehe, this one is very funny Very cute, too.
Re: An Artist's Beginning
Do you know how long I sat there, waiting for the image for this shirt to load, looking at all the other shirts' little icon thingies, but this one was still never there? So finally I clicked on it. HAH! Such a waste of time.
this shirt is made of win. 100% win.
SydneyB wrote:I'm pretty sure it's the Sun.
Fable confirmed that it's a fish egg.
christ almighty, i'm gonna get flamed for this . . . . . but, if you have a gut, do something about it. if you need an artist to modify the design to accommodate your stomach, you should maybe eat less and exercise more?
Re: The Cold War Begins
Could this be Sarah Palin looking out of her back yard at Russia?
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masterkraig wrote:burnsy42: Thanks a lot! Yeah I spent a while on the thumbnail, it was very difficult due to its shape and focus on two separate items. I hope it gets the votes! ms4guy: Thanks, the birds are actually upside down to match the tree, best seen in the thumbnail with the bird on the branch. I changed the color because they didn't stand out as being an important part of the shadow, and the birds really mark this as a tree and not messed up roots. (I loved mgs4 by the way.) burnsy42 (again): I guess that was my decided hook for the thumbnail, someone wondering why the birds were upside down in a tree. Thanks
I didn't realize they were upside down in the thumbnail. One of 'em has it's sings up, the other has 'em down. Who's to say that one isn't the other? And the one sitting in the tree didn't even register as a bird until I realized that it was SUPPOSED to be upside down. Which only came after I had clicked. You see the problem. . . Either way, I see you're moving up. Good luck!
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Carl E. Stafstrom, MD, PhD* IntroductionSeizures are one of the most common neurologic disorders affecting children. As many as 5% of children experience a seizure during childhood. Although many epilepsies, especially refractory ones, aremanaged by specialists in pediatric neurology or epilepsy, general pediatricians often are called upon to manage children who have both acute and chronic seizures. Therefore, it is important tounderstand some of the basic pathophysiologic mechanisms underlying epileptic seizures. This understanding will allow the physician to choose the most appropriate medication for the given seizure type andclinical setting. Seizures can be a particular challenge to treat. Fortunately, in addition to the armamentarium of anticonvulsant agents previously available, a profusion of new antiepileptic drugs(AEDs) has appeared in the past 5 years. Some of these drugs are designed to address specific pathophysiologic defects in the sequence of events leading to the generation or spread of seizures. Thepurpose of this article is to review the principles of cellular neurophysiology as a
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foundation for understanding how normal neuronal function goes awry in epilepsy. First, normal synaptictransmission and neuronal firing are summarized. Next, the pathophysiology of acute and chronic seizures is discussed. Finally, the mechanisms by which AEDs control the hyperexcitability that underliesepilepsy are considered.
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The Early Years - Jazz Guitar Solos (Jazz Guitar Solos). By Pat Martino. For guitar. This edition: Guitar Solos. Artist/Personality; Guitar Method or Supplement. Jazz. Difficulty: medium. Guitar solo songbook. Standard notation (no tablature), chord names, guitar chord diagrams and performance notes. 48 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.P0911GTX).
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Pat Martino is clearly one of the most important figures in jazz guitar, influencing scores of musicians and players. Steve Kahn, a significant player in his own right, transcribed 16 of Pat's solos giving jazz students an incredible learning tool. Includes Steve's analysis of Pat's style, and a bio-sketch of both guitarists.
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I guess Steelers Nation is not all about objectivity, or at least certain members.
Edman's thread about Joe Flacco surpassing Big Ben got closed by the admins here-- not for any good reason other than the fools reading the thread are unable to stomach the content without throwing up in the backs of their mouths.
Not one of the people who showed up to flame Edman for his honesty bothered to even address any of his points he made in his post-- all they did was attack Edman for stating what they did not want to hear-- that Joe Flacco is now the BEST QB IN THE AFC NORTH. All they did was to launch a flurry of personal attacks against the poster who had the gaul to point out what everyone has already seen with their own eyes.
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Ben has failed to get to the postseason with anything less than a top ten defense backing him up. Flacco did not need huge plays,
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Much as I hate to say it-- Flacco has surpassed Big Ben. He carried his team through Denver and New England, and made it so the NFL had to shut the game down to give the 49ers a chance to get back in it.
Look, I will admit that Flacco had an absolutely monstrous postseason, but to say that Flacco needed no huge plays from other units of the ball is simply incorrect. The Ravens lose in Denver if Corey Graham doesn't get the pick-six early in the game or the pick at the end of the first overtime, and they lose to the 49ers last night if Jacoby Jones doesn't have the kickoff return for a touchdown.
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1 cup natural peanut butter
1 cup hot water
1/2 cup distilled white vinegar
1/4 cup tamari
1/4 cup molasses
1 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
This was so fast and delicious. I substituted honey for the molasses, because I didn't have any molasses. It didn't seem as delicate as indicated regarding heat. I halved the recipe, and still had enough left over to keep in the fridge for 3 days, served it with lo mein, carrots, spinach and dry scallops, after doing the initial stir frying in peanut oil. One of the quickest, most versatile recipies I've ever used. I've also served it as sauce for salmon: fabulous!
I really liked this, however, my stepdaughter would not even touch it and my husband found it too vinegary. Perhaps I will try again and take a note from other reviewers and reduce the vinegar.
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perfectly easy. perfectly balanced. yeah, you could add this, that and the other to taste. however, it really is perfect as is. well, i did do something slightly different. i did half molasses, half brown sugar (the splenda brown sugar stuff) and it was juuust right. really, really yummy.
I was looking for a simple peanut sauce for satays - for a wedding we're helping with last weekend. I found it, and I love it!!! Thanks. I generally made as directed, halving the cayenne and adding 2t crushed ginger and 2t crushed garlic. I used the full amount of vinegar and loved it, as did all the guests. I love vinegar in general, but I got the impression everyone else did too, so I'm not sure what to say about some of the other reviews. Maybe know your own vinegar preferences, and start with half and adjust to your personal taste I guess.
I substituted soy sauce for tamari and honey for molasses...man are there some odd ingredients in this - super sweet, super salty, super spicy and super sour but the taste is unbelievably good. I made the breaded, fried and softly spiced tofu from this site and it needed something just right to go with it and this was it! Thanks for a super quick, easy and delicious recipe Laura! Will DEFINATELY make again soon!
Excellent. After lunch at a Thai cafe, we were craving more peanut sauce! I used brown sugar, and rice wine vinegar, and black pepper, since I didn't have the exact ingriedients. We ate it over brown rice, broc, tofu, onions and garlic. Very good.
This is a super easy recipe and basically no flaw. I give it a 5* for that reason alone. I did use soy sauce instead of tamari, and added 1t ginger paste, 3 finely diced green onions with tops, 1t minced garlic and 1/4 cup finely diced red bell pepper. You wouldn't have to add it but I always change recipes up. lol I poured it over bow tie pasta. Next I will try lightly sauted vegies.
This sauce is perfect! Even my "picky eater" took his requisite "one bite" and then finished the entire plate of food with this sauce on it. Very easily made too. Love it!
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Apache Junction football coach Max Ragsdale is leaving the school to become an assistant under Mike Reardon at Gilbert Mesquite.
Ragsdale spent nine years coaching at A.J., the first five as an assistant before taking over the program in 2003.
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The team took another step forward with a 9-5 record in 2006, the school's first winning season in 22 years, culminating with a spot in the 4A Division II state semifinals.
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Any suggestions for a grouping of hydrangeas for a fondation...under a bay window, front yard?
I've struggled with this location, this would be my 4th planting, lol. I just haven't been happy with what I've planted. Need to maintain to 4' tall x 3-5' wide. I was thinking of Tickled Pink paniculata or even Invincibelle Spirit...not sure if the latter would look too loose and informal. I have White Meidiland rose as the border shrub, Lil' Wine Cup Daylily to the left and Vernal Witchhazel as the anchor. Gets about 6 hours of sun. |
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whaas, the critical thing is, it that 6 hours of mostly morning sun (i.e. eastern exposure) or mostly afternoon sun (i.e. western exposure)? What is the color of your house? I am thinking that if it's white or very pale, it may not work with white blooms. Do you mind having just ugly sticks and not much else over winter in the front yard, where everyone will see? Or do you have other evergreens there so that it will not look just like sticks and nothing else? In fact, a photo will speak volumes here... do you mind posting one please? Then we can really be more helpful here. Thanks! |
This is an older photo but should give the idea. I thought about putting boxwoods in there and I am still considering but they just seem so boring. This is an eastern/southeastern exposure. I guess I can be talked into anything since I screwed up 3x already. |
Hi whaas - If you are looking for 4' Hs for the back of the foudation - I just read about a 'Mini Lime Light' ... have you also considered Oso Easy series of those yummy named pretties (Strawberry Crush, Peachy Cream, Honey bun, Paprika & Cherry Pie) ... sorry, I know you desire Hs, not roses ... I wish I have room for some of them! Sigh! €:( |
Oooooooooh! Ditas beat me to it! Whaas, I was also drooling over the photos of these mini Limelight the other day, and I thought of you! They are called "Little Lime" and you can find the photos at the online stores! They are supposed to grow anywhere from 3-5 ft only, so maybe that will suit you fine? I also find that the "skeleton" of the paniculatas to be a bit more decorative than the macrophyllas, so there is actually some degree of winter "interest" too... Otherwise, if you heart is not set on hydrangeas there, how about having some evergreens next to the windows, and then grow some colorful perennials or very low shrubs in front of those evergreens? Then you will have your winter interest and a robust backbone for your yard? |
I actually have Twist and Shout to the back (under the bay window) and then White Meidiland rose in front of those. I think the Twist and Shout are cashed out though. Paniculata may be a better choice...to your point I think they have a more interesting winter skeleton. I'll definitly check out the 'Little Lime'. I don't even own the original Limelight! Worstcase I go with boxwoods under the windows. When you say evergreens next to the windows do you mean a taller, narrower plant to the left and right? |
whaas, no, I was referring to anything that is evergreen! Boxwoods are evergreens too.... |
- Posted by hydrangeasnohio z5b (My Page) on Wed, Apr 21, 10 at 20:41
I am not a big fan of the oakleaf hydrangeas, but might be good for what you are looking for. The new Little Honey and Pee Wee oakleaf get 3' by 3'. My number one choice would be the Invincibelle! |
ostrich, sorry I thought you meant next to vs below the windows. You bet, boxwoods are evergreens. I would opt for oakleaf but based on my research the flower buds die off around -12 degrees...I don't really want to protect anything. I've already gotten burned on the twist and shout mac...I'm still amazed that all three are struggling...unless they are just very very very slow to put on any green growth. Clethra and rose of sharon are about to beat this plant out. With Invincibelle being an anabelle its likely to be a good performer...but yet 'Jane' (little lime) looks pretty nice too...ahhh too many choices! I can't believe I spelt Foundation wrong twice! |
- Posted by hydrangeasnohio z5b (My Page) on Wed, Apr 21, 10 at 23:32
I have seen many Oakleafs in our area bloom even after our winter last year. But we are a little warmer than your area a true zone 5b. Most say that Oakleaves only struggle to bloom in the earlier years until that get established and thats only when the get damaged by the bad winters in our area. I have heard people have had bad allergic reactions when pruning them so I have always stayed clear of them. Plus I sort of dislike Pin Oaks for many reasons, so their foilage is not that attractive to me. Although the Little Honey is getting tempting with the yellow foilage. The Invincibelle would be my #1 choice! They would be very impressive! |
Have you considered some of the small Hollies instead of the Boxwood? Evergreen and if you get mostly female you have the added interest of berries. I see a new one is out also if you wanted to anchor a slightly bigger one on each side of the window with the shorter ones in between. Claims something like a 1 ft width and not very tall either. |
- Posted by prairiegirlz5 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 23, 10 at 15:41
whaas~what is there now? I take it you are referring to the two groupings of four shrubs under the bay window, right? So far, you're doing a fine job, everything looks happy and healthy from here. But I do understand, I re-did my foundation, oh, at least four or five times, including moving the inkberry hollies *this year* in front of, not behind, the KO ro*ses, heh heh. To think, I won a village award last year for "pride in property"! Too funny. They must've thought, enough already. But I digress... I think you will happy with a panicled hydrangea, they have a great skeletal framework. Why can't the shrubs come up to window height? Quickfire would look good with the other plants you have. I have Pee Wee oakleafs, and was put off a little by the old leaves hanging on into winter, which I have since learned is called marcescence. It really bugged me, but it may not bother you at all. For the record, I know inkberry holly is native, but if I had to do it over again, I would use boxwood, less leggy. I'm always trimming, trying to keep mine filled in. A little yew hedge (Taxus cuspidata 'Nana') would work in front of any flowering shrub as well. |
- Posted by prairiegirlz5 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 23, 10 at 17:04
Or maybe the yews should go *behind* the flowering shrubs?! See...:O) |
I have a bay window like yours. I just bought 3 Annabelle hydranges to plant under it. Site stated you should plant 3 3-4 feet apart and they will support each other. |
I picked up three Buxus 'Green Velvet' to go directly under the middle window. I'm going to offset three hydrangeas in front and to the right. Most likely Little Lime ('Jane') or Tickled Pink. I was thinking about Invicibelle Spirit but I saw a more mature one via the web and it was too over the top. |
- Posted by wild_belief 7b (My Page) on Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 0:08
If Invincibelle Spirit is too over-the-top but you like the thought of a pink arborescens, you could try h. arb. 'Eco Pink Puff': http://yfrog.com/jaecopinkpuffj It's definitely a more delicate pink than Invincibelle Spirit, and is not near so flamboyant. |
Whaas, what did you end up planting under the bay window? I have a similar window and am considering little lime. I was going to plant knockout roses but have been invaded by japanese beetles for the second year in a row.......... |
I used Tickled pink and Knockout rose as the flanks to the boxwoods. |
Love everyone's suggestions. I have one more.... I think Little Lime would be very pretty there. How about putting a short boxwood hedge in front of it? Space them close so you don't have to wait forever for them to grow into a hedge, and keep them short---around 2 foot. Then behind them, fill in the space with the little lime hydrangeas. I see this done a lot in formal landscapes (in neighborhoods I cannot afford) and think it looks so pretty. The boxwood form the bones of the design (and I would do a semi-circle there under the window) and then the negative space inside the circle is filled with lush flowers spilling out over the hedge. So pretty! Plus, during the winter months, you'll have the evergreen, and much of the hydrangea sticks will be hidden behind the boxwoods. All of them even if you go with little lime--because you can really prune it down to 2 ft. (hidden behind the boxwood hedge) in the winter if you decide you don't like the sticks. Last thing would be to plant something flowering and low in front of the boxwoods (even if it's just a basic annual like impatiens) to give it a 3 tiered effect. The flowers, the boxwood hedge, and then spilling out up top the beautiful lush hydrangeas. |
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Who is Jesus?
What does the heart do when it is full of sorrow? It cries out, and the cry of the heart is a song.
"Look the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world."
I recently came across a blog that said "Live each day like it's your last, and one day you'll be right." Someone might counter, "I live each day like I have all the time in the world, and so far, I've been right every time." Both of these observations are correct, but we recognize the wisdom in the first and the folly in the second. Time well spent is time cherished; time poorly spent leaves us with a stockpile of regret.
I wonder if our intrepid public servants at the Gold Dome understand how arrogant and out-of-touch they look to We the Unwashed - or if they even care.
Have you ever been confused by the Bible?
Health care reform or rather an alleged repeal of health care reform is in the news.
The beginning of January always carries with it certain rituals for me. I clean out my files, both paper and electronic, and replace the batteries in the smoke detectors. I review my insurance policies and start preparing my annual report to the IRS.
If you remember the story of the wise men from Matthew 2, you probably remember that they did something that might strike you as a little odd. They brought stupendously valuable gifts to a baby, gold and incense and myrrh. And these three kings, these powerful, influential, important men, bowed to a child.
I have two granddaughters, Maia and Audrey, who light up my life. I treasure their sweet smiles and big hugs.
While on a mission trip to Honduras, I visited a gift shop that featured handmade items from the local community. I wanted to support the economy of that village, still struggling to pull itself out of the mire left behind by Hurricane Mitch. Some rustic earthenware might be a nice addition to my ceramic collection, I thought. But there among the pots was an ornate wooden cross, obviously handmade out of native wood and intricately carved with a coping saw. "How much is this cross?" I asked the clerk. Her answer told me more about how much the cross was ...


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10 Versace for H&M Items Worth Waiting in Line For
Tomorrow morning, Versace's highly-anticipated collection for H&M launches in select US stores. If you are new to these lower priced designer collaborations, a warning: things can (and WILL) get crazy. Doors open at 8 a.m., but customers looking for a good selection will probably starting queueing up around 4 a.m. (Twilight fans, time it just right and you can go straight from your midnight viewing!).
Before you write off the entire endeavor as too much work, remember that this IS a bonafide Donatella-designed collection and prices start at only $20. We've actually seen the clothes up close, after a long, crowded trial of our own (though we DID get to see Prince in the process), and can attest that they are worth the wait.
Since you'll have to act fast—hesitate once and that quilted jacket you're considering will be gone—we've narrowed the selection down to ten must-buy items. Click through the slideshow for our top picks!
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5 They shall not return to the land of Egypt, but Assyria shall be their king, because they have refused to return to me. | 5 "Will they not return to Egypt and will not Assyria rule over them because they refuse to repent? |
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