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A belt caddy for carrying a number of cylindrical paintball containers during a war game. The outer face of the belt is lined with a first type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener. Each of the containers is surrounded by an elastic sleeve mounting over approximately half of its longitudinal outer surface, a first patch of a second type of hook-and-loop fastener and, over the remainder of the outer surface, the same type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener as the web. The containers can be bunched together in a pack and secured to the belt by interconnection of the hook-and-loop fastener materials. A pair of cooperating straps are used to further cinch the pack of containers to the belt.
1. The combination of a belt caddy and a plurality of containers, said combination comprising:
a web shaped and dimensioned to wrap around the waist of a user;
said web having an inner face, outer face and means for cinching said web around said user's waist;
a strip of a first type of contact-clinging material applied to said outer face;
a plurality of substantially symmetrical containers each having an outer wall surface;
a sleeve applied to said surface, said sleeve comprising a first patch of a second type of contact-clinging material different, but cooperatively interlockable with said strip covering a first portion of said outer wall surface, and a second patch of said first type of contact-clinging material covering a second portion of said outer wall surface ooperatively interlockable with said first patch of another container;
whereby each of said containers is releasably secured to said strip or to at least another one of said containers by means of said patches.
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This invention relates to tool belts, fabric caddies and more particularly to equipment used in the practice of paintball war games.
During war games in which participants shoot frangible plastic balls full of a liquid dye at their opponents, hundreds of paintballs may be used by a single participant. Paintballs are ordinarily packaged into cylindrical containers which can be conveniently and quickly unloaded into the paintball magazine of a gun. The prior art has provided several types of paintball container carrying belts. The most common example of carrier has a series of pockets formed against the outside surface of the belt. Each pocket can securely nest one paintball container. A paintball warrior's belt may also be encumbered and burdened by other articles hanging from it or secured to it such as replacement goggle, flashlights, radio communication device, pouches of cleaning wipes and other miscellany to a point where only a very small number of paintball containers can be accommodated.
This invention results from an attempt to increase the paintball container carrying ability of a game participant.
The principal and secondary objects of this invention are to provide a paintball war game participant with a waist-mounted caddy that can accommodate a large number of spare paintball containers without encumbering the full length of a belt carrier, while allowing a quick detachment of the paintball container from the carrier without compromising the security of its attachment.
These and other valuable objects are achieved by a fabric belt in which a portion of the outer face is lined with a first type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener. A number of cylindrical paintball containers have their outside surface covered by a resilient sleeve formed over approximately one-half by a patch of a second type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener that can cooperatively grasp and cling to the strip lining the belt. A second half of the sleeve is formed by a patch of the first type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener as the belt strip. Accordingly, a number of sleeved containers can be bunched together to form an agglutination of up to twelve containers in several layers clinging to one another through the cooperative contact of their fabric fastener sections. The sleeve preferably includes a portion of elastomeric material so that it is securely but resiliently cinched around the container. The pack of containers can then be applied and secured against the strip on the outer face of the belt. A pair of cooperating straps having their roots attached at opposite sides of the strip of hook-and-loop fabric material can be wrapped around the pack of containers to secure their attachment to the belt.
Referring now to the drawing, there is shown a paintball storage tube carrier in the form of a belt caddy 1 which comprise a web 2 made of fabric, and is shaped and dimensioned to wrap around the waist of a user. The two free ends 3, 4 of the web are long enough to overlap each other. They are line on the inside with a first type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener 5 and similarly lined on the outside with a second type of hook-and-loop fabric fastener 6 that cooperates with the first type, so that the web can be conveniently cinched around the waist of the user and secured by the clinging contact between the two types of fastener.
It should be noted that in connection with this as well as other parts of the belt caddy, other types of contact-clinging materials besides the hook-and-loop fabric could be equivalently used such as sheets of patches of magnetic materials of opposite polarities, strips coated with releasable bonding substances such as a very tacky adhesive, dimple-and-nib textured sheets and other obvious flexible fastening substitutes.
A comfort lumbar pad 7 is removably applied to a median section of the inside face 8 of the web by means of cooperating patches 9, 10 of contact-clinging materials.
A large strip 11 of a first type of contact-clinging material is permanently secured to a median portion of the outer face 12 of the web and extends over approximately one-fourth of its length. A number of substantially symmetrical paintball containers 13 are shown clinging to the strip 11 and are secured in that position by further use of contact-clinging material as explained below.
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While the preferred embodiments of the invention have been described, modifications can be made and other embodiments may be devised without departing from the spirit of the invention and the scope of the appended claims.
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Blue Rose of Sharon
I'm contemplating another Rose of Sharon and I spotted some that are advertised as blue flowered. I've been in this game long enough to know how photo shopped most "blue" flowers are in catalogs, so can you tell me how true blue the ROS Blue Satin or Blue Chiffon is? It will be next to some rose pink crape myrtles, so a lavender pink called blue will not cut it. That Blue Chiffon double is what really intrigues me. So anyone have the "blues"?
I grow both 'Blue Satin' and 'Bluebird' and you are correct in thinking they may be a violet blue, rather than a true blue. However, they really are on the blue side and I would not hesitate to choose 'Blue Satin'. I do have a photo of the flowers that is fairly accurate as far as colortone, so if you have a e-mail you list with gardenwebs,I will try to attach it. I really hate the catalogs with their enhanced photos and claims of blue flowers.
I have two Blue Satin in bloom now, and they
are blue blue blue! Great carefree shrub with
nice form. The blue really stands out in the
mixed shrub border.
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sorry.. i disagree.. that isnt BLUE to my eye ... though it might be the closest thing to blue you will get in a ROS ....
but if it makes you happy... all the power to you ... and your kin.. lol ..
Here is a link that might be useful: link
The pics I pulled up on Blue Chiffon (the double blue ROS) all seem to come from garden catalogs. Not the most reliable source for true colors. I would shop around locally, but the list of good private nurseries that might carry something as exotic (to them anyway) as a blue ROS are slim to non-existant. I'll call around though just in case. Even if I have to mail order one everyones comments make me think that it's blue enough to try with my pink Crape Myrtles. OOH! Almost forgot. Is Blue Satin sterile? I had a ROS that wasn't and I won't do that to myself again.....Maryl
Spring Meadow claims this one is sterile.
Here is a link that might be useful: AZURRI SATIN® Hibiscus syriacus 'DVPazurri'
I have 6 blue Satin hybiscus shurbs that all are blooming in a true blue color. I am growing them on the east side of my house, so they get afternoon shade.
My friend has one of mine planted on the South side of her house, and hers still blooms true intense, blue colors, even though hers in a full sun exposure.
Seeing the different colors on the photos could be due the lighting when the pictures were taken, the quality of camera used to take the photo. Not certain, but maybe their color might be affected by different soil nutrients, acid levels, or maybe some that are not really true to the authentic patented Blue Satin hybicus cultivar.
I think some plants being marketed as 'Blue Satin' are not the real thing. Mine is not blue,blue, but the same blue lavendar of 'Bluebird'. If I passed a nursery and saw a bluer one, mine would go. Seeing it in bloom is the only way I would purchase it.
Spring Meadow's online descriptions of the newer ones they are promoting mention 'Blue Bird' (correctly 'Oiseau Bleu', "blue bird" being a translation into English and not the actual name of the cultivar) being mixed up in the trade. The same will of course become possible with Blue Satin ('Marina') TM at some point, although it is rather early in its history for other introductions to have been put on the market in its place.
Bailey nursery has their own blue one that their site says was selected from a block of blue seedlings. So apparently you can sometimes raise seed of a blue one and get a number of additional blue forms. Perhaps this is what happened with 'Oiseau Bleu', seedlings of it being sold as the original clone.
Or some other factor like cultural conditions is causing variation in flower tinting and plant behavior.
Again, I think it is much too early in the game for this one to have gotten mixed up. In fact, Spring Meadow calls it rare! Stock I have seen here so far has always had the saturated looking blue tinting, compared to 'Oiseau Bleu' (as seen in commerce over the years here; maybe the original French introduction was a bit different).
I have a question for those of you who are growing 'Blue Satin' and 'Blue Chiffon.' Do the flowers look bad on the plant as they age? I would like to try one of the blue hibiscus cultivars, but I'm afraid it would spend much of its time looking as if it were covered in old crumpled tissues. What has your experience been?
I am inclined to lean toward the violet- blue Blue Satin Rose of Sharon opinion as I have one in the sunny south corner. By all accounts, photos don't really differentiate between true blue and slight violet tone. The famous and late Lois Hole in her "Famous Tree & Shrub" handbook states that Hibiscus can turn to white with age. Like us!
That said, I feed and prune the one I have annually and it shows no sign of change after fifteen years.
Can anyone suggest a second good companion shrub or perennial for the Blue Satin? It's right beside the Black Knight Butterfly Bush,blooming at the same time. Thanks


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Yeah, just the other day Dennis Kucinich was going on about 2nd amendment solutions to the conservative plague. We all also remember Nanci Pelosi suggesting we should shoot some judges for ruling against the health care mandate.
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Aluminum Can Flowers
This is my new obsession. I used the design from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYdC8sjjkRA. I'm experimenting on slight variations. I am thinking of leaving one side just the silver inside of the can (this would be the back side) and painting the other side the petals like yellow or pink, etc. and the center a separate color. Then glue a stick on the back side to stick in the ground. I cut three circles from one can, five petals from a second can and five petals from a third can. I then glue five petals to one side of the circle. Let that dry. Turn it over and glue the other five petals to the other side, staggering them of course. Then glue the silver side up,another circle to the silver side (back side). Paint the "front side" whatever colors you want the petals. Paint the remaining the circle the color you want to eye, then glue it color side up to the front. Glue the stick and you're done. When I have one completed, I will post a photo.
I watched the video. I make fringe for the center of my passion flowers the same way that she does. It's not easy to attach, though. I find that when you have that many pieces that require glue, it's best the do several flowers at once so you can do them in stages; otherwise the pieces that are still "wet" start to shift.
Also: try to find something metal to use for a stem; even a coat hanger will do. The kind of wooden stick she used for a stem will rot in the ground VERY fast. After all that work, I'd prefer for my flowers to last through a few seasons & that wooden stick will not last long at all.
I've never used the particular glue she used. I wonder how well it works outside. As people here know, I'm the reigning "Superglue Queen". I'm hoping to be learning some soldering skills soon, though. - Post some pictures when your'e done. - Laura
I have been using Elmer's Glue-All Max http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E9416?filterPath=hardware. It says its for interior and exterior and seems to be working really well.
They look like a lot of fun. Its good you are painting them as that will protect the aluminium from disintegration in the sun. I had a really cute airplane made from cans that faded and fell apart.
I think it would be neat to glue a clip to the back and clip them into shrubs and trees.
bookjunk4life, That is a great link and tutorial. Those pop can flowers are neat. I have already started saving the cans after I saw the post for making roses that was shown earlier.
I am repeating the link in hopes that it will show up when you click:
Thank you for sharing this with us.
I evidently don't know who to enter the link. I am going to try something else.
Here is a link that might be useful: Aluminum Can Flowers
bookjunky4life, I hope you don't mind my putting the link in for your tutorial post. I know I like to use links and I jumped right in without thinking about it. I have saved this link in my computer for future reference.
I will be interested in seeing how you are going to make up your flowers.
Marylee - link as you see fit. I just wanted to show the basic design of the flowers I am making but I don't have my own photos yet.
I one flower almost done. I painted both sides yellow. The eye for the front of the flower is painted orange. I will glue the eye on tonight, and hopefully find some kind of wire to use for a stem. I was able to keep the natural concavity of the cans on the petals and it closely resembles a pinwheel. My idea is to put a piece of metal through the center and hopefully it will also spin.


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South Carolina State conducted a two-hour-plus preseason workout Thursday morning at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.
It was the lone workout of the day for the Bulldogs, who had a great workout in cool like temperatures, according to head coach Buddy Pough.
"I thought practice went really well today and the weather held up fine," Pough said. "Still having an issue of sort and some days the offense seems like they are coming along and today was one of those days."
The Bulldogs return to the practice field today when they will essentially complete their two-a-day staggered workouts. The morning session will be in full gear and the evening session in shorts and helmets, according to Pough.
S.C. State will devote most of Friday's drills to preparing for its Saturday 10 a.m. scrimmage, the second of the preseason for Pough's team.
Pough noted that Thursday was the midway point of preseason preparations for his team. The major part of the practice was devoted to special teams with an emphasis on PATs and coverage type situations.
Meet The Players Day
S.C. State will hold its annual "Meet the Players Day" Saturday beginning at 12:30 p.m. at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.
The annual event, sponsored by The STATE Club – the Bulldog boosters – will give fans an opportunity to meet the Bulldog players, take pictures, get autographs and have lunch with the players. Most of the activities are free; however, the cost of lunch with the players is $10 for adults and $5 for person's 17-years old and under.
Rally At The Square
The city of Orangeburg will once again gather to the downtown plaza to show their support for the football team at the annual Rally at the Square set for Aug. 20.
Along with city and school officials, the football team, head coach Buddy Pough and the S.C. State cheerleaders are expected in attendance. The event is free to the public and starts at 6:30 p.m.
Season tickets
The South Carolina State University Ticket Office is accepting applications for season tickets for the 2013 football season.
Three packages are available for purchase:
- Season football package — One reserved seat for all five home games — $130.
- Football/basketball package — One reserved seat for each of the home football and basketball games — $185.
- Youth/alumni football package — One general admission seat for all home football games for the classes of 2009-13 — $100.
- Also on sale are tickets for the game against North Carolina A&T at the Georgia Dome; tickets for the Palmetto City Classic against Benedict at Williams-Brice Stadium; tickets for the Atlanta Football Classic; season parking passes ($80) and basketball season tickets ($75).
For more information, call 803-536-8579 or 1-800-298-9157.
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CONWAY – Coastal Carolina junior linebacker Quinn Backus is one of 33 players named to the watch list for the 2013 Football Championship Subdivision National Defensive Performer of the Year Award as named by the College Football Performance Awards.
Earlier this summer, the CFPA selected Backus as one of the top returning linebackers in the country. Fellow Chanticleers defensive back Johnnie Houston, punt returner Niccolo Mastromatteo and wide receiver Matt Hazel were also recognized as the nation's top returning players at their respective positions.
The Greenwood native is a 2013 preseason third team All-American by The Sports Network and was voted the 2013 Big South Preseason Defensive Player of the Year after earning the same honors as the conclusion of last season. Backus set a record by being the Big South Defensive Player of the Week five times and set a CCU single-season record with 139 tackles.


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Saturday, June 6, 2015
Outdoors at the Hop Valley Tasting Room and Brewery
located at 990 W 1st Ave, Eugene, OR 97401, in the Whitaker Fermentation District
2015 Sasquatch Brew Fest
Besides featuring an opportunity to taste unique, craft-brewed beer, some batches brewed specifically for the festival, the Sasquatch Brew Fest will also feature food booths, a silent auction, raffles, a beer dinner, and a home brew contest sanctioned by the American Homebrewer's Association and the Beer Judge Certification Program, administered by the Cascade Brewer's Society. Winner of Best of Show will be announced during the Sasquatch Brew Fest.
Tickets to the Sasquatch Brew Fest will be available when the gates open at 12 p.m. for ONLY $10. Entrance includes a commemorative glass, two taste tickets and live music. Additional taste tickets will be available for purchase throughout the festival grounds for one dollar. The beer festival is open to everyone 21 years of age or older. Last call will be announced at 10:30 p.m.
2015 Sasquatch Brewer's Dinner
The 2015 Sasquatch Brewer's Dinner scheduled for Friday, June 5, 2015 will move back to the Hilton Eugene, located at 66 E 6th Ave, Eugene, OR. Advance ticketing reservations will be available soon! Please click here to stay current with Sasquatch Brewer's Dinner News>>
2015 Sasquatch Home Brew Contest
The 2015 Sasquatch Home Brew Contest will be administered by the Cascade Brewer's Society. All applications will be posted here soon! Please click here to stay current with the Sasquatch Homebrew Content>>
Check out Glen Falconer's Philosophy of Brewing, hand written by Glen when the Brew Master at the now-closed Wild Duck Brewery.
Managed and produced by the Northwest Legends Foundation, a Eugene-based non-profit organization staffed by Glen's friends, the Sasquatch Brew Fest is designed to showcase Pacific Northwest craft brewing. Each unique beer presented each year is selected by a by a professional brewer to honor Glen's memory.
A portion of the proceeds will be provided to the Glen Hay Falconer Foundation, a non-profit organization staffed by Glen's family with a mandate to support craft brewing by providing brewing scholarships. Additional funds obtained from the beer bash will be presented by the Northwest Legends Foundation to Eugene-based non-profit organizations - again - in memory of Glen.
Please contact the Northwest Legends Foundation with any questions or comments.
The Northwest Legends Foundation will invoke the spirit of the legendary Sasquatch (Glen's nickname) and the memory of Glen Hay Falconer, known as one of the most talented and popular brewers in Eugene, by furthering the art of home brewing through the support of the people who brew craft-brewed beer in their home, and by continuing the financial support of the brewing scholarships and the good works of the Glen Hay Falconer Foundation.
As a home-grown organization, the Northwest Legends Foundation will also continue funding area non-profits and organizations in spirit of our friend.
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multiple harmony remotes, will they intefere with each other
spencer_electricianOctober 23, 2006
I am getting ready to do a install at a home and one thing I may need is a harmony rf/ir remote on multiple a/v set ups in different rooms of the house. Does that mean every remote will be relayed to all of the set ups causing possible mis commands. Or is there a channel for the rf portion. Like if the family room had a sony dvd player and the basement had a sony dvd player, would pressing play for the one in the family room cause the one in the basement to do the same thing?


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