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Wizard World Chicago 2006: Problems
- Posted by Johanna on August 6, 2006 at 9:41 pm
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I just saw something that suggests Wizard is claiming 200,000 people attended their show over all four days. (Wizard probably follows the method of counting a three-day pass as three attendances. Or, come to think of it, four, considering Preview Night.) I sure hope I misread that, because it's nowhere near the truth, based on what I saw Thursday and Friday and what a retailer friend told me about business the rest of the weekend.
Preview Night, Thursday from 4-7, was noticably sparse in Artist Alley and the small press area, with relatively few tables even bothering to set up. Fans who wanted a head start on purchasing "convention exclusive" statues and the like appreciated the chance to buy early; fans who wanted to check out new or lesser-known talent were disappointed.
But that was the theme of the weekend. The best times were had with old friends, online or otherwise; the worst was trying to look for anything new. That's what I anticipate most about a show, discovering a quality title that was previously unknown to me. Unfortunately, as time goes by, there are fewer and fewer that meet that criteria.
During my most fatigued time, someone asked me how I was finding Artist Alley. I said it was like SPX for dark and crappy comics. There were a few exceptions, professional self-publishers or creators who worked for DC and Marvel who knew what they were doing, but the majority of the inhabitants wanted to be another Stan Lee or Image or even just work for them.
There was no shortage of aspiring comic creators, often local, hawking copies of their self-published comics. These tables usually had copies of the one or two issues they'd manage to release, often published through a print-on-demand company and consequently of lesser quality and higher price. (POD books risk looking fuzzy, and they don't feel right in the hand, due to the paper and copying method.) The subject matter was usually superheroes, horror stories, moody crime tales, or some combination of the above.
One particularly memorable conversation I had consisted of a young artist (strongly influenced by Marc Silvestri and Michael Turner) asking "What's the difference between a comic and a graphic novel?" When I replied "a variety of factors, including audience, distribution, length, and format," he responded "how is the format different?"
Another creator, someone who'd put out one issue of their planned 12-issue "season", was already working on the second. That's when, he told me, it got really good. I didn't have the hard to tell him that it was unlikely he'd get three issues published, let alone more than 12. (I also didn't tell him how much calling comic miniseries "seasons" grates on me.)
The willingness to work with press was, aside from the size of the table and the professionalism of the display, the major distinguishing factor between Artist Alley and the Small Press area — the latter were much more interested and active in getting the word out about their line of comics. The former, in contrast, when they saw my press badge, wanted to spend 10 minutes telling me the story of their great new series but were completely unwilling to give away a single issue of their $3 book.
It's not that I really want copies of their title, because I'm not likely to enjoy another issue of a generic and mediocre-looking series; it's that they don't understand the basics of how to get the word out, which means that they'll get no sales, no retailer support, and no chance to survive. I resented them for wasting my time by leaving me no physical reminder of their work or remember what they told me or how to find more information.
The Small Press-area publishers, on the other hand, were forcing more books than I could carry on me, allowing me to sample their titles on my own time. As a result, I have a better chance of finding something that's a pleasant discovery. (Watch for more later about books from these companies, including Markosia and Ape.)
Another difference in professionalism was on display in the major exhibitor section. When I had a question about DC's schedule or events or staff, I walked into their active and profusely decorated booth. I could instantly find a staffer, either by their headsets or their matching logo t-shirts, and any of them would either answer the question or find someone who could.
Marvel, on the other hand… their "booth" was two tables and a TV screen. There was often no one staffing it beyond one guy keeping people in line, and he didn't know anything about their signing schedule or who was appearing when. The entire attitude was one of "we don't care".
That's my overall response to the show, too. I'm not the audience. This convention aims to be just like the magazine and succeeds, only with fewer women sporting impossible breasts.
I had some previous comments on the show, and I have one more post coming, that one focusing on the good bits.
10 Responses to "Wizard World Chicago 2006: Problems"
- Ian Brill Says:
August 6, 2006 at 10:38 PM"I just saw something that suggests Wizard is claiming 200,000 people attended their show over all four days. (Wizard probably follows the method of counting a three-day pass as three attendances. Or, come to think of it, four, considering Preview Night.) I sure hope I misread that, because it's nowhere near the truth,"
If you attend four days Wizard counts you as four people. If there was something between 100,000 and 120,000 people at San Diego there's no way the nubmer you posted could be accurate.
- Bill D. Says:
August 7, 2006 at 8:52 AM"During my most fatigued time, someone asked me how I was finding Artist Alley. I said it was like SPX for dark and crappy comics."
I know what you mean. I found a few books in Artist Alley that looked legitimately fun, and some good conversations with those folks, but wow, were there ever a lot of really grim-looking books out there. And a whole lot of superheroines-in-underwear (or less) drawings. A little scary, that trend.
- J. Kevin Carrier Says:
August 7, 2006 at 10:53 PMMy perspective is probably skewed, since I only got out from behind my table a few times over the weekend. But I agree that there was a lack of anything really new and exciting in Artist Alley. And like you, I had the most fun catching up with old friends (and meeting face-to-face with some folks I only knew from the internet). It was great seeing you!
- Fredd Gorham Says:
August 8, 2006 at 1:30 PMMost professionals call "Artist Alley" the derogatory name of "Artist Ghetto". The only thing you can get from the area is a sense of what is popular amongst the above ground comics as most of the Alley people tend to copy those trends.
- Lucas Says:
August 9, 2006 at 6:15 AMHuh. I really enjoyed artist's alley. Of course, I got some great sketches from marvel and dc guys that made it fun for me. I got an amazing sketch from Jeff Amano of Beckett, who remains a favorite of mine. I also found two interesting new books: The Leading Man by B. Clay Moore and Jeremy Haun, and The Sire. TLM is just a fun concept, and while cheesy at some points still made me want to read more. The Sire actually handled Multiple Personality Disorder like it was Multiple Personalities, not the shoddy representation of it we've seen in other more mainstream comics. While still a superhero story, it was a very different one.
- Lucas Says:
August 9, 2006 at 6:19 AMI guess I'm just a very non-jaded comics fan. Marvel's booth held no problems for me, and finding the signing schedules on the back of the display was easy to me. I also chatted with Sean Ryan, John Dokes, and Jim McCann there, who are all senior staffers, and were very accessible. I had a lot of fun this year. My only complaint was that I couldn't find 3 issues I was desperately seeking. :-S
- Brian Salazar Says:
August 9, 2006 at 1:18 PMIt was nice to meet you at WW Johanna, even if it was purely accidental. Hope you were able to track down whomever it was you were looking for. Let me know if you ever want to be on the podcast!
- Comics Worth Reading Says:
August 9, 2006 at 2:45 PM[…] Contrary to expectations I might have previously created, there were some good bits at the Chicago con. […]
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August 9, 2006 at 7:46 PM[…] Problems […]
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Bill WilliamsonDenver Broncos Key free agents: K Matt Prater (franchised), DT Brodrick Bunkley, S Brian Dawkins, TE Daniel Fells, FB Spencer Larsen, WR Eddie Royal, QB Brady Quinn, DT Marcus Thomas, LB Wesley Woodyard, P Britton Colquitt (restricted). Where t...
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Long road back for Ryan Williams, others
Mike SandoThe injury Ryan Williams suffered during his second NFL exhibition game was relatively unusual for football players. "My kneecap was in my thigh," the Arizona Cardinals' running back said during a team-produced video on his rehabilitation. "It was...
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First look at Rams' 2012 free agents
Mike SandoThe St. Louis Rams have 20 players scheduled to become unrestricted free agents. I'm not sure any of them qualify as players the Rams absolutely must bring back, particularly with a new coach and new schemes on both sides of the ball. Receiver ...
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I'm new to J2ME and would like to run this example of CellID midlet on a 6136 (S40 3rd Ed., FP 1).
AFAIK, a S40 midlet need to be signed to access such a property. I'm running Netbeans and WTK on Ubuntu and not sure how to sign a midlet. Do I need to use the Windows Nokia SDK to sign midlets or can I sign them with Netbeans on Linux ?
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The third 1Lt. Robert F. Welch III Run for Our Heroes Race was held Saturday, and, despite the cold wind, abouat 200 turned out to run in honor of those who serve in the military or as public safety personnel.
The event was organized by Becky Welch, a WHS graduate whose husband, 1st Lt. Robert F. Welch III, was killed on April 3, 2011, while serving in Afghanistan. Many turned out to run in the 1-mile or 5K race or to cheer the runners on, including some special guests: Capt. Chad Lorenz and Sgt. Amber Lewis, who served with Lt. Welch. Lewis was with the company when it was hit.
Ken DuBois, deputy state captain of the North Texas Patriot Guard Riders, salutes as Community High School's Kaylee Thomas sings the national anthem at Saturday's 1Lt. Robert F. Welch III Run for Our Heroes.
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January 6, 2015 - Industry News
The Port of Virginia is delaying the implementation of the motor carriers' appointment system at Norfolk International Terminals until this spring.
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November 11, 2014 - Industry News
One of the nation's largest truckstop chains will soon have one less location and truckers will reportedly lose nearly 130 parking spaces along the Interstate 81 corridor.
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October 29, 2014 - Industry News
Pilot Flying J is leasing six locations from Speedway to expand its network of stores in Virginia. The stores will be Pilot branded and operated in conjunction with Speedway.
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October 16, 2014 - Industry News
Exports moving across Port of Virginia facilities in September helped drive a high amount of cargo through port terminals but officials concede truck wait times could be shorter.
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July 14, 2014 - Industry News
The Port of Virginia set a new mark for volume in fiscal 2014, handling more than 2.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units in the twelve months ending June 30, eclipsing the previous fiscal year record by 140,476 TEUs.
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May 27, 2014 - Industry News
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced Commonwealth Transportation Board has passed a resolution to increase transparency and competition and to better evaluate the public's risk for projects delivered under public-private partnerships.
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May 23, 2014 - Industry News
The Virginia Department of Transportation announced that drivers traveling on I-95 in Northern Virginia should prepare for more lane closures and traffic impacts this summer.
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March 2, 2014 - Industry News
PHH Arval, a global fleet management services provider, opened its commercial truck center in Virginia Beach, Va. Commercial Truck Center of Virginia is the company's first in the country to focus on used light, medium and heavy-duty trucks.
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February 20, 2014 - Industry News
The Port of Virginia has announced the formation of the Motor Carrier Task Force to focus on issues at the state-controlled marine terminals that are affecting the ability of truck drivers to efficiently move cargo in and out of the terminals.
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February 11, 2014 - Industry News
On Feb. 21 the Virginia Department of Transportation will conduct an overnight traffic switch on the Zion Crossroads diverging diamond interchange project on Route 15 in Louisa County.
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January 27, 2014 - Industry News
Initial tolls on the Midtown/Downtown tunnels in Hampton Roads, Va. will be half the amout originally expected, with tolling beginning Feb. 1.
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October 18, 2013 - Industry News
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell announced that the Commonwealth Transportation Board has awarded $168 million worth of transportation projects. Construction will soon begin on projects to replace bridges and widen and improve roads in several areas of the state.
October 17, 2013 - Industry News
Weather permitting, the Virginia Department of Transportation will have major roadway closures in place this weekend along the I-395/95 corridor from the Washington D.C. line to Garrisonville Road (Route 610) in Stafford County.
October 16, 2013 - Industry News
Weather permitting, this Friday night, Oct. 18 and Saturday night, Oct. 19 starting at 9:30 p.m., the Virginia Department of Transportation will begin to close lanes on I-95 south just before Marine Corps Base Quantico Russell Road to Garrisonville Road progressing to a full closure of I-95 south from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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August 29, 2013 - Industry News
Both lanes of southbound Interstate 81 between mile markers 120 and 125 in Montgomery County near Blacksburg, Va., are open to traffic. The lanes reopened before 5 p.m.
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August 27, 2013 - Industry News
Both lanes of southbound Interstate 81 between mile markers 120 and 125 near Blacksburg, Va., remain closed due to an unstable slope. As a safety precaution, traffic is being detoured until enough unstable material can be brought down to stabilize the slope, according to the Virginia DOT.
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August 22, 2013 - Industry News
On Friday during overnight hours, the Virginia Department of Transportation will close all lanes on I-95 south at the Fairfax County Parkway to place a 109-ton steel box beam across the lanes that will support a flyover ramp for the new 95 Express Lanes.
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July 18, 2013 - Industry News
Weather permitting, on Friday night, July 19, through Sunday night July 21, starting each night at 9:30 p.m., the Virginia Department of Transportation will begin to close lanes on I-95 south near Exit 148, Marine Corps Base Quantico.
Tags: Virginia, I-95, Interstate-95, Highways
July 17, 2013 - Industry News
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May 20, 2013 - Industry News
Lawmakers in the North Carolina House have voted to allow tolls for I-95, but only for any new lanes that are built.
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May 13, 2013 - Industry News
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell signed legislation Monday raising billions of dollars for transportation that includes new taxes on fuel. They may go even higher depending on what happens to legislation on Capitol Hill.
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April 22, 2013 - Industry News
The Virginia Department of Transportation is beginning work to remove an unstable area of soil on Afton Mountain above Interstate 64 at milepost 100.3. The emergency work will require intermittent closing the right lane of westbound I-64 from milepost 103 to milepost 100.
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April 2, 2013 - Industry News
Legislation passed late last week by Maryland lawmakers that would increase fuel taxes is expected to be signed by Gov. Martin O'Malley. Similar plans have been progressing in other states.
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February 25, 2013 - Industry News
The Virginia General Assembly passed a landmark transportation package that replaces the per-gallon fuel tax with a wholesale tax, plus other revenue raisers, and addressed the controversial issue of adding tolls to I-95.
Tags: Infrastructure, Tolls, Virginia, MAP-21
February 7, 2013 - Industry News
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett this week introduced a plan to week that would rely on a tax of oil companies to inject billions of dollars into the state's transportation system while cutting taxes at the gas pump.
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Passenger numbers rise at London City Airport
Mon, 12 Jan, 2009
Approximately 3.3 million travellers passed through London City Airport during 2008, a new record for the Docklands-based hub.
The figures, released by the airport last week, show that passenger numbers were up by 12 per cent compared to 2007.
Richard Gooding, the airport's chief executive, suggested that recent investment in facilities and a focus on improving services helped London City to reach the record high.
He claimed it was "the most successful ever" year for the airport and stated that progress had definitely been made over the course of the 12 months.
However, despite the good results and a growth in visitor numbers of ten per cent recorded for December, Mr Gooding stated that his organisation will "remain cautious about 2009's prospects until stability returns to the financial services industry and the wider economy".
London City claims to be the number one business airport in the UK and runs flights to 32 different destinations throughout the country and Europe.


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Charles Gwathmey and Robert Siegel courtesy: Cameron Art Museum
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deMenil Residence, west façade, 1983 courtesy: Cameron Art Museum
deMenil Residence, living area, 1983 courtesy: Cameron Art Museum
View of Gwathmey Residence & Studio from drive, 1967 courtesy: Cameron Art Museum
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Gwathmey Residence & Studio, Ground Floor Axonometric, 1965 courtesy: Gwathmey Henderson Architects/Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects
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Zumikon Residence, living space, 1994 courtesy: Cameron Art Museum
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Yale Arts Complex, Rudolph Hall and Loria Center at dusk, 2008 Cameron Art Museum
Glenstone, Ground Floor Plan, 2005 courtesy: Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects
Gwathmey Siegel: Inspiration and Transformation opened this week and continues through Jan. 27, 2012, at the Yale School of Architecture's Art Gallery found on the second floor of Paul Rudolph Hall. The exhibition is the first to focus exclusively on projects by the 1982 AIA Firm of the Year, New York City-based Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects. Organized by Wilmington, N.C.'s Cameron Art Museum after North Carolina-born Charles Gwathmey passed away in 2009, the display of architectural drawings, sketchbooks, models, photographs, and more explores eight key works by the firm—four residential projects and four museum spaces.
Gwathmey, who graduated from Yale, met Harvard grad Robert Siegel while attending New York City's High School of Music and Art. The pair later reconnected when they worked for Edward Larrabee Barnes. After Gwathmey received rave reviews on the house and studio he designed for his parents in 1965 (shown in the accompanying slideshow), he and Siegel launched their own firm in 1968. More than 40 years and 400 projects later, the firm remains successful and well-respected worldwide. Personal papers and effects of the principal architects—scrapbooks, journals, and student work—also will be on display during the show thanks to a donation of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects' records to Yale by Gwathmey's widow, Bette-Ann Gwathmey.
The exhibition is free and open to the public every day except Sunday. On Nov. 17 architect, critic, and historian Kenneth Frampton will discuss the firm and its work at Yale's Hastings Hall. Click here for exact times or for more information on the exhibition and accompanying lecture.
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quote:How will you stop Sammy Watkins
quote:see this is the stuff LSU fans just won't answer because they don't know
quote:how did South Carolina stop him?
quote:Play man coverage off the line and disrupt their rythem...At the same time, we have DL/DE that will get cause your OL to get tired and stop blocking by the 2nd quarter and cause Boyd to throw picks and take sacks. We score points off your mistakes, win and you go home with your heads between your legs
quote:he is better than any reciever you have ever seen
quote:LSU. How will you stop Sammy Watkins
quote:How will your defenders react to seeing this offense they have not seen from anyone.
quote:Arkansas alone has atleast 2 that are better
quote:Oh wait this isn't the Towson gameplan.
quote:I dont know Wofford gave USCe a better game than Clemson did. Maybe Towson gave us a better game than you will. :Spurrier:


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Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels (Fort Bend Seniors) is one of Fort Bend County's oldest non-profit organizations and was born in 1974 by community leaders. During their first year of service, FBS provided 20,000 hot meals.
By 1976, the program became a non-profit organization and in 1981, Fort Bend Seniors joined the United Way of Texas Gulf Coast. Fort Bend Seniors is accredited through the Meals on Wheels Association of America as a Certified Nutritional Program.
Through the years, Fort Bend Seniors has evolved and now provides Meals on Wheels services to over 1,000 seniors daily from nine site locations throughout Fort Bend County and a site in Waller County. Fort Bend Seniors is the only organization that provides Meals on Wheels to all persons 60 years of age and over regardless of income, even though 85% of Fort Bend Seniors' clients live at or below the poverty level.
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Watch the video and then build your own!
WARNING: This kind of laser can cause permanent damage to eyesight in less than a second. NEVER look into the beam or reflection of ANY laser including this one
Step 1: What You Need
2. Blue Laser diode and mini-housing
3. Mini-driver circuit
4. (2) 1.5V button cell batteries
5. Mini Momentary switch
6. (1) 4 to 4.3 ohm resistor
7. (2) small magnets
8. Assorted wire
Step 2: Tools and other required items.
2. Needle nose pliers, small screwdrivers, snips, X-acto knife.
3. A small pin or paper clip
4. Soldering iron and solder
5. Heatshrink tubing
6. Small drill bits
7. Multi-meter
Step 3: Prepare the lighter
1. Remove the flint wheel by prying it out at the edges. DO NOT BREAK THE BRACKETS. Once you release it a spring and flint (and other small stuff) will pop out and fly across the room. Go get them. Keep the flint wheel.
2. Remove the shiny shield by prying it out at the edges. DO NOT BREAK THE BRACKETS. Keep it.
3. Flip the lighter over and take it to a safe place. Putting on safety glasses never hurts. Stick a small pin or paper clip in the hole and it should contact the metal valve in the base of the lighter. Gently tap it with something to release the butane. You may need to tip it over to make sure all the butane is gone. You should hear something small rattling inside. That's the valve.
4. Remove the red button that releases the butane. Keep it.
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-4.3 Ohm 1/2W Flameproof Resistor 10 Pcs.
-650nm 5mw laser module 8X13mm
-1W 445nm blue laser diode driver / 405nm laser driver
-Neodymium Magnets 1/2 x 1/8 inch Disc N48
-JT&T Products (120F) - 12 AWG Black Primary Wire, 12 Ft. Cut
this is all the stuff I am getting for it and (without tax) its about $35 fir everything, if any of the stuff us wrong, please let me know. The wire I wasn't sure about, it just said 'assorted wire'.
Nicely done, and you have a wonderful radio voice and presentation. This is pretty cool, but I need one that is just a little hotter and only needs to work at less than an inch distance; I'd like to heat up an area about of 1/4" in diameter quickly to 225-300 degrees (F). What modifications to these components would I need to do in order to use this in 10-second or less sessions, infrequently? I would not mind having to use longer batteries, as a longer time between changes - or recharging - would be preferred. Thanks!
Thanks again!
Regarding the parts, I believe Kip was giving ideas where you could procure the parts, if the vendor has changed what they have in stock, it isn't necessarily the responsibility of the author to check up on that. It is your job, as a consumer, to make sure you do business with a reputable company, do some research and be smart. If a company (which other commenters have made abundantly clear) has a reputation for not fulfilling orders.... don't buy from them, they won't be in business much longer if that's how they do things.
Also, I believe "cheapy" was a reference to the lighter being used, not the project as a whole.
All in all, a neat project and a great video.
in what universe is that cheap?
$40 is not cheap consideing it costs $15 for a 500mw green laser diode or $22 for a blue diode( pointer), and $8 for a colimating lense that can be used to invert the beam so that it is useless for anything other than a flash light beyond 5 cm of the lense.
i do not consider it to be cheap.
keep in mind that the majority of people who are interested in burning lasers for fun, are ages around 12-16, and im certain few of them have bank accounts ,let alone enough money to buy the things required for this instructable, nor parents willing to use their credit cards to buy things for them online. take in these factors, and the amount of money it costs, i think Ive made my point.
though from the perspective of someone who has an income of over $200 per week, and as i stated before (i) , do not value money as much as someone whose only source of money is their $10 weekly allowance, this would be worth wile paying for.
also, yorniloc, i would actually expect it to be free, or near free.
But are you serious that only a few 12-16 year old's have a bank account?
I thought pretty much all 12 year old's had a bank account in the western world?
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Corryn Brown and her Kamloops rink took a major step toward qualifying for the championship round with an impressive 8-1 victory over Alberta's Karynn Flory on Monday night at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Women's Curling Championship in Fort McMurray, Alta.
Brown's team - it includes third Erin Pincott, second Sam Fisher, lead Sydney Fraser and coach Ken Brown - improved to 4-1 with the victory, leaving it alone atop the women's A Pool - impressive stuff for a team making its debut at the Canadian Juniors.
"I think the first days we still kind of had the rookie jitters going on, but definitely now we're a lot more comfortable," Corryn Brown said in a news release. "We're getting used to the ice, getting used to the rocks, and we've definitely improved quite a bit."
Brown's team is no stranger to big-game experience, however. This squad won gold at the 2011 Canada Winter Games in Halifax, and Brown was part of a mixed team that won bronze at the 2012 Youth Winter Olympics in Austria.
Still, she had no concrete expectations coming into Fort McMurray.
"We were were hoping (for a good start), for sure, but by no means did we expect it," she said. "This is all we can ask for, to be honest. Our first goal was to make that next round; now we try to set our goals a little higher."
That was Brown's only game yesterday. She and her rink will play one game again today, this time against Nunavut's Sadie Pinksen, who is 0-5.
Manitoba's Shannon Birchard, who is from Winnipeg, leads the other pool, at 4-0.
The top four teams from each pool advance to a championship pool beginning on Wednesday. That will lead to the weekend playoffs.
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Sickle Cell Disease: Treatment and Cures
Guest: Dr. Sherry Jackson – Pediatrics - Hematology/Oncology
Host: Dr. Linda Austin – Psychiatry
Dr. Linda Austin: I'm Dr. Linda Austin. I'm talking, today, with Dr. Sherry Jackson who is Associate Professor of Hematology/Oncology at the Children's Hospital, Medical University of South Carolina. Dr. Jackson, in an earlier podcast, we talked about the genetics of sickle cell disease and the course of the disease. I'm sure a question you get asked a lot is about cure. Is there a cure for sickle cell and, if not, how do you go about treating it at least?
Dr. Sherry Jackson: Linda, there is actually a cure, which is the use of bone marrow from a matched sibling donor. And we would recommend, if there is an available donor, that a child, usually around the age of six would be an ideal age, undergo a bone marrow transplant. The problem with that is, most of the children that are symptomatic from their sickle disease don't have a matched donor, a matched sibling to serve as a donor, and the possibility of the bone marrow being rejected, if there's not a perfect match, is a very high possibility.
So, right now, we don't have the opportunity to transplant very many of our sickle cell patients. What we have had some success with, and especially in the adult population, for the past 25 years, is a medication called hydroxyurea. I'm not sure if many in the community have heard of it, but this is a capsule that can be taken everyday. It causes the bone marrow to produce fetal hemoglobin. The fetal hemoglobin is protected in babies. And what we have found is that, taking hydroxyurea, in an appropriate dose, can cause production of fetal hemoglobin, even in adults.
We've used this medication for nearly 25 years in adults. We've found a significant response in terms of decreasing the number of painful episodes that a patient has, decreasing the episodes involving the chest, and increasing the hemoglobin, the blood count itself, so the anemia is not as severe as it is in patients who are not taking hydroxyurea.
Dr. Linda Austin: So, that sounds like it really is an important piece of the treatment.
Dr. Sherry Jackson: The hydroxyurea is. Now, as it is with many medications, we have to use the medication in adults and gather experience and evaluate for side effects and complications from the medication before we try them in pediatric patients. So, that's why we've had a much longer experience with using hydroxyurea in adults than we have in children. But, I'm happy to say that our sickle cell program, at MUSC, is part of two national studies that are ongoing, evaluating the use of hyroxyurea in children.
Dr. Linda Austin: If somebody was interested in participating in one of those studies, what number would they call?
Dr. Sherry Jackson: Well, these studies that we're involved in would mainly include children who are in our practice, our sickle cell practice. Our clinic number is: 876-0444. But, at the visits, when patients come into to see me, the issues that we talk about include the availability of hydroxyurea and which of the patients are actual candidates to be on the medication. It's mainly depending on the frequency and severity of your symptoms. I should mention, Linda, that we have, out of about 400 patients, I would say, maybe, 50, 60 percent are children who have been very healthy and have had very minimal complications of sickling, bone pain and hospitalizations, and so forth.
But, remember, as we said, as the children get older, the likelihood is that they're going to experience more in the way of sickling symptoms. So, even if they've not been a candidate for hydroxyurea in the past, as those children approach their teenage years, many of them will begin to experience more symptoms. And that's when they would be eligible to be a patient taking hydroxyurea.
Dr. Linda Austin: Dr. Jackson, thank you so much for talking with us about this.
Dr. Sherry Jackson: Thank you so much.
If you have any questions about the services or programs offered at the Medical University of South Carolina or if you would like to schedule an appointment with one of our physicians, please call MUSC Health Connection: (843) 792-1414.


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It looks like Lorenzo will soon have a new play pal. "Jersey Shore" star Jennifer "JWoww" Farley announced this week that she and her fiancé, Roger Mathews, are expecting their first child together.
The reality star shared the news on her blog, releasing a Christmas card with the ultrasound on on it.
"Roger and I couldn't have asked for a better Christmas gift this year!" she wrote. "We wanted to share this exciting news with you all first because you have been a part of our lives these past few years and seen the love between Roger and me develop and blossom."
The message, signed Jenni, Roger and Baby Mathews, continues by thanking the fans for their love and support and expresses excitement as the couple plans to "share this new chapter of our lives with you as we become parents and create more memories with a new addition to our family!"
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So they created an offer. They would sell their private-label Tender tights for $15 a pair -- a bargain at a store that sells $1,500 messenger bags and $300 designer dresses.
"We sold out thousands of pairs in a few days," Cheryl Daskas said. "Blasting it on Twitter really drove it home. It was a lot of fun."
Using social media such as Twitter and Facebook to drive retail sales was a budding trend this year that is expected to grow exponentially in 2012. It is especially meaningful to independent retailers without large advertising budgets.
Other big retail trends on the horizon include continued momentum in shopping locally, increased use of smartphones by retailers and consumers, the growth of online sales and greater use of consumer data by retailers to boost sales.
The area, which will lose at least six Sears and Kmart stores in 2012 on top of the more than two dozen Borders stores that closed this year and some still-vacant Circuit City and other big box stores won't likely see a lot of new retail building, said Joan Primo, principal of Sylvan Lake-based Strategic Edge and retail real estate consultant.
"There is no single growth category. There is no big chain that is opening a lot of stores now that is an obvious candidate to take those locations," she said. "I think it will be treading water. The growth you will see is in the redevelopment area rather than big new developments. I think you are going to see retailers being cautious right now."
Ed Nakfoor, a Birmingham-based retail consultant who works with some independent retailers such as Tender, said he thinks we'll see more infill development in open retail spots.
"I think we will see stores tweaking their footprint to fit certain neighborhoods," he said.
Meanwhile, retailers will try to push growth in new areas. The rise of retailer applications or apps for smartphones also is expected to intensify in 2012, Primo said. Retailers can use the apps to distribute discounts to shoppers, let them know about a sale item and sell products.
"You see people doing a lot of comparison shopping with them," she said. "Somewhat because of smartphone apps, you've got a lot of fluidity between the customer and the store and the retailer's website."
According to ComScore data, 91.4 million people in the U.S. owned smartphones during the three months ending in November, up 8% from the preceding three-month period. ComScore is a Reston, Va., digital analytics company.
Downloaded applications were used by 44.9% of subscribers, while browsers were used by 44.4%. Accessing of social networking sites or blogs increased 2.1% to 33% of mobile subscribers, ComScore said.
In a recent survey of holiday shoppers, Deloitte found that 21% of consumers said they planned to buy something for the holiday from their smartphones, said Mark Davidoff, managing partner for Deloitte's Michigan operations.
Add to that data analytics and retailers have new areas of potential growth despite a still sluggish economy that may not recover until well into 2012. Data analytics is a practice of taking a multitude of data such as demographics and where you click on the Web and analyzing it to predict behavior.
That approach could help convert sales at a time when disposable incomes for the average person are lower than a year ago.
Consumers are stuck in neutral and worried about gas prices, the national debt, European economic issues, the upcoming presidential election and job insecurity.
"I think that unless there is some extraordinary change, we will continue to see a guarded perspective on the economy and whole retail spectrum," Davidoff said
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Federal Attorney-General Nicola Roxon will announce the terms of reference for an inquiry into copyright exceptions in the digital environment at the Financial Review Legal Conference in Sydney today.
In one of her first major speeches since taking on the role late last year, Ms Roxon will unveil a new reference for an Australian Law Reform Commission inquiry into whether exceptions to copyright laws were appropriate in the digital world.
These include exceptions such as time shifting, which is the recording of a broadcast at home, such as a television or radio show, to be viewed or listened to at a later time.
The commission will also be asked to review whether the law should allow for legitimate non-commercial use of copyright works online, particularly through social media sites.
"The draft terms of reference reflect the fact that technology is constantly evolving and testing the boundaries of copyright law," Ms Roxon will say today.
"In our fast changing, technologically driven world, it is important to ensure our copyright laws are keeping pace with change and able to respond to future challenges."
University of Technology Sydney dean of law Jill McKeough will be appointed to the commission to lead the inquiry. The commission will take submissions on the draft terms of reference until April 27, with a report due by November 30 next year.
West Australian Attorney-General and Treasurer Christian Porter will describe at the conference how his government is facilitating the growth of the state's legal profession.
Mr Porter will also join in a panel discussion on the need for Australia to have a truly national legal profession. Western Australia, along with South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory, have so far refused to join a national regulatory scheme for lawyers and law firms, to begin next year.
Also appearing at the conference are Australian Securities and Investments Commission chairman Greg Medcraft and Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims.
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I tried a different approach to these wheels since Pete suggested that heavier wheels would be beneficial in providing some needed weight in the short D.VIII nose. (I normally do wheels this way).
So I searched out some appropriate tire material and settled on #18 O-Rings from Lowe's (a home improvement store in the US). Cut out Depron hubs, beveled the front, added 1/16 Aluminum tube centers, applied tissue, and added the tires. They spin nearly true on the .8mm wire axle I plan to use. I had to mask and paint Pete's outer wheel covers since it's near impossible to apply a tissue decal to the cone while keeping a straight stripe. The picture below is photo deception - the stripe is in fact straight. Note that I painted Pete's tires the correct gray - haven't decided on mine since I like a subdued black/gray. Now I just need to tone down the weathering and do some minor touch up. Gene K |
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It's charged up and ready to go, so shoot and post away! Gene K |
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Well here I go let's see if this works, the video is of a dogfight scene with Fokker triplanes
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WOW! It really does work! I'm soooo cool ...look out RCG I'm posting videos whipppeee!!!!Here's Pete's Neauport video
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Engine Progress
In an effort to copy Pete's amazing rotating engine on his NP-11, I searched the Internet for more info on the Fokker D.VIII's Oberursel-UR2 engine. Among the great info I found (besides that provided by PiperCub49 and UNGN in Pete's NP-11 thread) were plans for a 1/33 paper model, and also many graphics, including these beautiful illustrations.
I downloaded the paper plan and scaled it for the ROF cowl, and it became (more) obvious that the Depron cowl was too thick to house a scale-diameter engine. Accordingly, I proceeded to use my trusty Dremel to remove foam from the inside of the cowl: the resulting thin fiberglass shell is flexible, but I'll reinforce the end with a former that holds the magnets that will attach the cowl to the firewall. Shown below are pics of a partial mock up of the paper engine and the slimmed cowl. Gene K |
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Looks like you've got it. Remember you'll be adding some down and right thrust to the P-51 shaft. That may give you less room.
Does the P-51 spur and big gear fit inside or do you even need it to with the shaft extension? BTW I have 4 micro brass nuts that will fit the brass shaft extension. I'll put one in the mail with your MG's when I do your motor (I'm going to make two). I'll show you a picture of my Voss DR-I as I just put the extension shaft on mine. It makes it look cool with my soda can aluminum prop hub plate. Well at least if your using the PZ P-51 prop. BTW did you see in the 1:24 scale paper build I sent the metalic paper the builder used? That could make a pretty good looking motor too. What glue did you use at first when making the cylinders? Where did you get your card paper? What's the weight at this point of your motor? Thanks, Pete |
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Making the engine has been a neat excursion for me, just like making the cowl. I may even make some real progress on the airframe next week. Gene K |
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I must be doing something right….Not only do I keep getting lucky with wonderful clients but I have been having a great weather streak! It was suppose to be 100 degrees today. Melissa & Dan came up from Washington DC to discuss the wedding and for the Engagement shoot. Just as they arrived the sky turned dark….We decided to get shooting asap in case the heavens opened up. Historic New Castle is one of my favorite locations to shoot. All the historic structures and textures are amazing. I grew up here and know the area blindfolded. This was the first time meeting Melissa & Dan and I could not be happier! We clicked instantly. They are getting married at the Lewes Yacht Club in October. I can't wait for the wedding!
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Another fantastic day in the books! Kristy & Kevin had an amazing day. There was so much joy in the air and everything went perfectly! I knew it would be a great day when I shot their engagement pics at the beach last summer. We had so much fun! Big props to my buddy Jeff Blumberg of www.pikthis.com for lending his talents. They were married at St. Joe's on the Brandywine. We stopped at the old Post Office near Hagley for some shots then on the Deerfield Country Club for the partay! As usual, the staff at Deerfield did a great job. Great venue to shoot weddings! Congratulations guys!
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Lindsay & Shawn were terrific to work with this morning. We had a great time and I can't wait until next year for their wedding!! I'm looking forward to seeing her family again. i have shot 2 of her Cousins, Amanda & Sarah already and I feel like part of the family! Thanks guys!
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What can I say? I have the BEST JOB in the world!! I get to celebrate the happiest day of peoples lives with them. I am always humbled when multiple members of a family ask me to capture their big day. I photographed Tre & Justin's wedding as well as their good friends Caine & Henry. This time I got to work with Tre's sister Erin and her new husband Mark! It was a fabulous day. My great friend, Jeff Blumberg of www.pikthis.com, was with me lending his talents as he was at Tre & Justin's wedding. Erin & Mark are such warm and kind people we really felt part of the family. And just look at them!! They are HOT! Erin was breathtaking! They prepared for the wedding at Embassy Suites in Newark and the ceremony/reception was held at the Executive Banquet Hall. We snuck over to Glasgow Park for what I think was the fastest portrait session I have ever pulled off! I usually don't post NEARLY this many but I had so much fun editing them I said what the heck! Congratulations to the newlyweds!!!!


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