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roadburner Posts: 7,333Well, the car does have crumple zones and side guard door beams. And I'll trade a bit of rollover "protection" for the ability to have virtually unimpeded 360 degree visibility. An SRS is a good secondary mode of protection, but the US systems are primarily designed to protect the imbeciles who don't wear their seatbelts(an unwarranted interference with the Law of Natural Selection).
The only downside is that my wife tries to tempt my son to take her X3 so she can drive the '02, but he rarely falls for her schemes.
One final thing; if you happen to check out the BMW 2002 FAQ you'll find it has over 9000 registered members- and 100-200 members and guests are usually online at any given moment. Our fondness for the 2002 hasn't resulted in our extinction so far...Mine: 1995 318ti Club Sport 1975 2002A 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 1999 Wrangler 1996 Speed Triple Challenge Cup Replica Wife's: 2009 328i Son's: 2004 X3 2.5
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plekto Posts: 3,738Air bags, side impact strengtheners, improved rollover protection, crumple zones...
Air bags - no
Excellent seat belts - yes. (zero play/has to be adjusted to each driver - designed more like a racing harness than a typical retractable design)
Side impact protection - yes.
Crumple Zones - yes.
Rollover protection - well, the center of gravity is so low that if you roll it, you'll be among the few dozen other than rally racers in the 70s and people who are doing similar kinds of stupid activities. (cool as it is, rally racing *is* blatantly insane)
If it matters that much, put a roll bar in the thing. It'll look cooler as well.
Some older cars are plenty safe, even by today's standards. Not all of them, to be sure, but Mercedes, Volvo, and BMW always put safety as a priority, even then.0 · -
fezo Manahawkin, NJPosts: 9,776Back on the Ody - my SIL has an 04 Ody with over 240K on it. No transmission issue.
I've had two. One did have a tranny go but Honda paid for the whole thing and had me in a laoner for the two days to fix it. I just traded on the second one at 94K and no issues and got a Solara convertible. Not at all a comparable vehicle but it's November 14 and I had the top down today in Jersey. Sweet.2010 Toyota Prius IV, 2004 Mazda 6s wagons, 2007 Toyota Camry XLE, 2004 Toyota Camry0 · -
fushigi Posts: 1,280And I'll trade a bit of rollover "protection" for the ability to have virtually unimpeded 360 degree visibility.
Again, my point is about protection when the car is in an accident, not accident avoidance. I give your son the nod that with the added training he'll be an aware driver, probably above average, and has less chance of being the cause of an accident. But that counts for little should someone else be the cause.
An SRS is a good secondary mode of protection, but the US systems are primarily designed to protect the imbeciles who don't wear their seatbelts
Umm, no. They're designed to supplement seat belts, not act in their place. That's why they're called a Supplemental Restraint System.0 · -
plekto Posts: 3,738Federal laws mandate that they be strong enough to act as a primary restraint since not all 50 states had mandatory seat belt laws when they were first required in passenger vehicles (1993 or so, IIRC)
As such, they are often far too powerful and cause needless injures where a seat belt alone would not. In essence, as they are in the U.S., they are really only offering any improved protection at highway speeds, since seat belts do more than enough without the airbags at city speeds.0 · -
fushigi Posts: 1,280If New Hampshire would step up & pass a mandatory seat belt law (it apparently still doesn't have one except for minors) then perhaps we could move towards the Euro standard, which does assume the occupants are belted.
We'll have to agree to disagree WRT whether they're useful at low speeds. My mother-in-law is coming up on her second anniversary of broken ribs that won't heal after she was in a relatively low speed (~35MPH) collision during which the air bags did not deploy. She was belted but suffered the broken ribs & many other minor injuries + some major bruising. An airbag would have kept her from hitting her head on the dash & possibly downgraded the rib injury to severe bruising.
I've just known too many people who've been in accidents. It's colored my opinion, but basically the more safety stuff I can get in a car the better.0 · -
roadburner Posts: 7,333As such, they are often far too powerful and cause needless injures where a seat belt alone would not. In essence, as they are in the U.S., they are really only offering any improved protection at highway speeds, since seat belts do more than enough without the airbags at city speeds.
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jerro95 Posts: 1I would have to agree with the cars that you've recommended. But it has come to my attention that you said "No Civics or Integras, insurance is to insane".
I don't think that a Honda Civic would be expensive for insurance. The Civic isn't even considered a sports car. It has a 4cyl. 1.6L engine which only outputs 127 hp which isn't that much (1998). Back a few years ago, my sister drove a stock 1995 Civic HX hatchback. She was under my mom's insurance and my mom never complained about it being expensive. For it's size and practicality, I don't understand why the insurance would be that high, UNLESS the car has massive after market engine upgrades. Other than that, insurance for a civic shouldn't be expensive0 · -
explorerx4 Central CTPosts: 10,161The key factor is "Under my mom's insurance". It was insured as if your mom was driving it, not your sister.
Funny, you were replying to a post from 2006, and I guess so was I. :surprise:0 · -
fezo Manahawkin, NJPosts: 9,776OK, I'll play back to the future.....
I can tell you that under the folks' insurance or not it's tough to insure a young driver. It costs me nearly twice to insure my daughters' cars than mine and my wife's. And that's when our cars have collision while the kids do not (both old miled up cars).
At least in another 14 months my oldest turns 25 and her rate will plummet. Maybe not long after that she'll marry her boyfriend and my insurance costs for taht car drop to zero.2010 Toyota Prius IV, 2004 Mazda 6s wagons, 2007 Toyota Camry XLE, 2004 Toyota Camry0 · -
explorerx4 Central CTPosts: 10,161You are saying the cars the kid's drive are in their name or not?
Our kids don't own any cars, they just drive them.0 · -
fezo Manahawkin, NJPosts: 9,776No, they're in my name but you need a primary driver on each car and until you have more car than drivers you have to assign individuals as primary driver of each car. If I get one more car I can be the primary driver on that, too, and it would be cheap to insure (as much as car insurance is ever cheap).2010 Toyota Prius IV, 2004 Mazda 6s wagons, 2007 Toyota Camry XLE, 2004 Toyota Camry0 ·
kyfdx Posts: 33,704Yeah... we have four cars for three drivers... The one that my 18-yr-old is listed on is about $1100 per year... A similar car that is just "extra" is only $360.....
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fezo Manahawkin, NJPosts: 9,776What do you insure $500 worth of liability? Our adult cars are about that. The kids are over $2K. Total bill is around $5K!2010 Toyota Prius IV, 2004 Mazda 6s wagons, 2007 Toyota Camry XLE, 2004 Toyota Camry0 ·
roadburner Posts: 7,333We have a 17 year-old and no one in the family has an at-fault accident or a ticket; we pay $4300 annually for five cars.
Mine: 1995 318ti Club Sport 1975 2002A 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 1999 Wrangler 1996 Speed Triple Challenge Cup Replica Wife's: 2009 328i Son's: 2004 X3 2.5
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kyfdx Posts: 33,704Full coverage on all with $500 deductible
250K/500K/100K on liability...
2011 Infiniti
and two old cars (each with a value of around $3500)..
Two adults and an 18-year old male..
About $3000 - $3100 total premium per year..
It is pretty cheap, but my homeowner's insurance is up over $1400/yr, now..MODERATOR
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fezo Manahawkin, NJPosts: 9,776Well, I pay half your homeowner insurance so we're almost getting even here....2010 Toyota Prius IV, 2004 Mazda 6s wagons, 2007 Toyota Camry XLE, 2004 Toyota Camry0 ·
igozoomzoom Waleska, GeorgiaPosts: 797A fairly recent trend in the insurance industry is REQUIRING a teen driver to be listed as primary driver on a vehicle, regardless of whether they actually are primary! For example, a married couple has a 2010 Infiniti G37 and 2012 Honda Pilot. Their 16-year old son only drives one of the vehicles on Saturday and Sunday to a part-time job, no more than 25 miles each week. But the insurance company will require the son to be primary on one of the vehicles and that car will be rated accordingly (premium will triple in most cases)!
Prohibitively expensive insurance cost is one of the main reasons many teens aren't getting licensed until they graduate high school. I'm an independent insurance agent and I have definitely seen a decrease in teen drivers being added to policies over the last five years. Of course, some parents simply aren't telling their insurance company about their teen drivers! That's a very risky gamble, of course. If the teen has an accident, the insurer can choose whether to pay or, what I see most often, they will only pay the other (not-at-fault) driver's damages. When the insurance company discovers an unreported teen driver (because of a claim or any other source), they have the legal right to bill you retroactively to when the teen started driving! The retroactive billing is usually accompanied by a cancellation notice, which will make it more difficult and more expensive to find a new insurer.
It's bad enough for the parents of a teenage girl, but the cost is BRUTAL for a teenage boy! I routinely see the entire policy premium increase by 250% when a 16-year old male driver is added!!! It's more like 170-180% to add a 16-year old female...
Recently, I had a couple that I've known for years call me because their 17-year old son was getting his license and a cheap vehicle of his own. The increase to add him and liability-only coverage on a $5000 car was going to increase their premium by $3350 per year with their current insurer. I told them that it would be a bit less expensive (possibly $500-$800/year less) if they waited until he turned 18. Then they confided that the reason their son needed a car was because he had to get a job because his girlfriend was pregnant. They also said that the he and the girlfriend would be getting married before the baby was born. When I quoted their policy, if the son was married it would save $1400/year! The following Saturday, the teenager parents-to-be got married.
That story is sad on a couple of levels, but I haven't seen an epidemic of teenagers getting married just to reduce insurance premiums....yet!2015.5 Volvo S60 T6 Drive-E Platinum, 2012 Mazda CX-9 GT0 · -
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,765speaking of insurance limits, make sure your property damage is enough to cover some of the very pricey automobiles on the road today, so at least 100K.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,615"[A] 2014 survey by the Insurance Institute found that when asked about safety features, most parents cite air bags and seat belts as most important. Few mention electronic stability control–a technology that Ms. McCartt says can be incredibly effective in reducing the types of crashes involving teens.
Often young drivers have trouble judging turns or go too fast around curves, which can cause them to lose control. Electronic stability control counteracts this, helping the driver keep control of the vehicle in a skid. This has been critical to preventing many rollover crashes.
While mandated on all new cars today, it wasn't required as standard equipment until model year 2012, making it particularly important for parents to check if it's available when buying a used car, Ms. McCartt added."
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All Is Well arranged by David Angerman and Michael Barrett. For Choral (PREV PAK). Glory Sound Christmas. 96 pages. Published by Glory Sound (HL.35028283).
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Uses: Advent, Christmas
Scripture: Luke 2
David Angerman and Michael Barrett have combined to provide a new Christmas cantata seeking to blend traditional carols with some contemporary Christian seasonal selections. Designed for choirs of any size, this quickly learned cantata includes songs by Michael W. Smith, Keith Getty, Amy Grant, Point of Grace, and others. The accompaniment tracks available are produced with a fresh folk sound making the work both current and comfortable to all types of audiences. Optional obbligato instruments give thoughtful directors choices for acoustic instrumental additions if desired. The simple narration reminds us of the comfort and joy we have in the miracle of grace. Titles include: Prepare Ye the Way, O Savior of Our Fallen Race, Promises of Isaiah, Breath of Heaven, Here I Am to Worship, One King, Light of the Stable, All Is Well. Available separately: SATB, Listening CD, Preview Pack, Orchestration CD-ROM (Score & parts for Flute 1&2, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn 1&2, Piano, Synth., Acoustic Guitar, E. Bass, Percussion 1&2, Harp, Violin 1&2, Viola, Cello), StudioTrax CD, Split-Trax CD, 10-Pack CDs, RehearsalTrax CDs. Duration: ca. 37:00.
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Airplane Pop Up Card Video and Tutorial
Here's a peek at the handbook pages so you know what I'm talking about below:
I cut the card for the airplane as shown above at 4". It cuts a little larger than 4" high, though. Then I cut the airplane at 2", all layers. I cut the pop up airplane at 3-1/2".
I cut the field shown above on the accessory layer at 2". The background cloud paper is from the Cricut Imagine Hopscotch cartridge.
Below is the inside of the card with the plane popped up.
Here's some side views.
Here is a video tutorial showing how to make the pop up portion of the card (click HERE if you can't seen it):
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- Kristen AnnApril 8, 2011 at 7:16 PM
What a fun, fun card! All the new Pop Up cartridges are on my cartridge wish list...they've been bumped up to the top of the list no less :o) Thanks for the inspiration.
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Great card....love your videos and the pop ups TFS
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This pop-up card is amazing! Thank you for the video showing us how simple pop-ups can be!
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Thanks for the video! I was having trouble picturing hiow these worked!
Shellee - Linda JohnsonApril 11, 2011 at 3:32 PM
Love this card. I can't wait to get this cartridge, it's on my wish list!
ReplyDelete I really enjoy going into my email each morning just to look and see what new thing has been created in your blog. You always make things look so attractive and give easy directions to follow. Thank you. I am going to try and make this card. I have not attempted the popout card yet, so this may be a challenge, but it looks easy. Thanks again.


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Amen! She is such a little doll!
i love her jacket!
we want spring over here too!!! And what a cutie pie Ivy is!!!!
I cannot get over those pig tails!
I love her jacket, it reminds me of Dr. Seuss!And I am in love with little pigtails! Mg niece's hair will do them now, and it's the cutest thing ever!
Baby pig tails and a cute jacket...you're going to have to beat the boys off with a stick.
What a cute jacket! She is adorable.
What an adorable jacket!!!
Hi, love the pictures!!! I was a little confused because I don't see the You capture blog entry on ishould befoldoinglaundry.com - was it listed?can't find it....
What a lovely coat! And the expression on her face in the last picture... perfectly hopeful! Great Captures Steph!Ann Marie @ Household6Diva
she's adorable - and I'm waiting, waiting, waiting for spring too!
She is ADORABLE!
She is so adorable. I love the last one and her jacket!
What a cutie!
She is so cute. What a sweet little coat : )
Those are such cute shots! :)
Wonderful shots! And not to beat a dead horse, but that's the cutest little coat I've ever seen!
the stripey coat, those pigtails, that darling face. SO much to love in this post.ps two votes for spring!
I will be incorporating "soonly" into my vocabulary as of today. It's the perfect addition to Mama-ese. Just vague enough, but definitely hopeful!
GREAT pics and i LOVE her coat!
So hopeful. So very hopeful.Also, I need her coat in my size.
LOVE STRIPES! :) boy, she is getting so big!xo,erika
Those pictures are so precious!...where did you purchase her jacket? I'm dying to know!
love the stripey jacket with the big blue buttons.and soonly indeed. (in so many ways...)
Fashionable...adorable...just like her Mama.Nell
popped over from should be folding laundry... sweet images, and definitely hopeful. :)like your blog design also!
Soonly for sure! Love her Cat in the Hat jacket.
So. Over. Winter.xo.
She is so darling. The coat! I must know where/who.
So so sweet!
oh goodness, that jacket is darling!!
I think we're all waiting... patiently. ;) Hi Ivy!! *waving*
Those eyes! Match her buttons!
While I agree the jacket is cute, I cannot get over those scrumptious cheeks! Those were made for pinching! (I'll refrain, though.)
Oh, that little coat and sweet face just boosted my spirits so much! She is such a beauty.... not like you needed to be reminded of that :)
Yes, PLEASE.
She is so sweet!! I wish I could take pictures of my kids as beautifully as you do.
Her blue eyes pop out in that color. Love the new Spring coat.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE tell us where you got that jacket! It's probably too expensive for my budget, but it's still the cutest ever and I would loooove to drool over it on line. PS- She's so cute!
She could be a little cuter. Not sure how, but I'm sure she could. Ahem. Not really.The COAT! If these little monkeys are girls I'm going to go back through all of your "what Ivy wears" posts and copy every single one. Don't be mad. :)
her adorableness slays me constantly.
What a doll. I love the photos.
this is what i call a perfect baby, it's just a doll
Thank you for the coat love! It's from MiniBoden!Steph
i haven't been around lately...and look at her, growing up sooo much. She's beautiful!
Oh she is totally darling, those little tiny pony tails and big blue eyes!!! Love it!!!
The red stripes make her baby blues pop with that wonderful lighting.
OH my goodness! What a cutie! And that jacket is adorable! Must get one for Kam!!! We're anxious for Spring too :)
Yes, VERY soonly!
It's a Doctor Seuss jacket !!
listen to that sweet baby girl, Spring.
What beautiful photos - love that last one!
Love her new jacket.
Steph, that jacket.. those tiny piggie tails! TOO DARLING!Love that girlie ;-) We are "in" spring.. You and Ivy need to come play in the butterflies with us!
She is growing so beautifully Steph!!
I love how her eyes are the same color as the buttons. She is so gorgeous :)
I scrolled through all the comments thinking I would be the first to say how much I love that her eyes and the buttons match...but someone beat me to it. = )She is such a beauty!
Oh she's so adorable. Great photos!!
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She is so cute! I love that jacket!
Very chic coat/jacket. I wish I had a little girl so I could get her one like it. :)
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Harpweek contains the full text of Harpers Weekly, an important magazine that reflects 19th century American culture. This index includes every word of the text, all advertisements, as well as four separate subject indexes (subject, illustrations, literature and publishing, and advertising). Harpweek can also be browsed by date.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate financial need. FWS gives the student a chance to earn money to help pay for educational or personal expenses while working on campus or in community service work.
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Diary of a Country Priest (1951)
A young Priest arrives in Ambricourt, a modest village in a gloomy corner of northwestern France, to take charge of his first parish. It doesn't take long for the Priest to realize that the locals have little sympathy for him and even less spiritual feeling. Through Miss Louise, the governess at the Chateau, who regularly attends church, the Priest learns about the local Count's family, rife with indiscretions and tortured souls. Suffering himself from a worsening stomach condition, as well as his own doubts and lack of experience, he attempts to reinstill faith in at least one of them. The first masterpiece from legendary director Bresson, Diary won three awards at the Venice International Film Festival upon its release in 1951. In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the film, Rialto Pictures has made a new 35mm print featuring new subtitles.
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Major Section: BOOKS
The certificate (see certificate for general information) of a
certified file is divided into two parts, a portcullis and a
keep. These names come from castle lore. The portcullis of a
castle is an iron grate that slides up through the ceiling of the
tunnel-like entrance. The portcullis of a book ensures that
does not start to read the book until the
appropriate context has been created.
Technically, the portcullis consists of the version number of
the certifying ACL2, a list of commands used to create the
``certification world'' and an alist specifying the check sums
of all the books included in that world. The portcullis
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from the world
in which certify-book
is called, but that world must have
certain properties described below. After listing the properties we
discuss the issues in a more leisurely manner.
Each command in the portcullis must be either a defpkg
form or an
embedded event form (see embedded-event-form).
Consider a book to be certified. The book is a file containing
event forms. Suppose the file contains references to such symbols
as my-pkg::fn
and acl2-arith::cancel
, but that the book itself
does not create the packages. Then a hard Lisp error would be
caused merely by the attempt to read the expressions in the book.
The corresponding defpkg
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because the book must be compilable and Common Lisp compilers differ
on the rules concerning the inline definition of new packages. The
only safe course is to make all defpkg
s occur outside of compiled
More generally, when a book is certified it is certified within some
logical world. That ``certification world'' contains not only
the necessary defpkg
s but also, perhaps, function and constant
definitions and maybe even references to other books. When
creates the certificate for a file it recovers
from the certification world the commands used to create that
world from the initial ACL2 world. Those commands become
part of the portcullis for the certified book. In addition,
records in the portcullis the check sums
(see check-sum) of all the books included in the certification
presumes that it is impossible even to read the
contents of a certified book unless the portcullis can be
``raised.'' To raise the portcullis we must be able to execute
(possibly redundantly, but certainly without error), all of the
commands in the portcullis and then verify that the books thus
included were identical to those used to build the certification
world (up to check sum). This raising of the portcullis must
be done delicately since defpkg
s are present: we cannot even read
a command in the portcullis until we have successfully executed the
previous ones, since packages are being defined.
Clearly, a book is most useful if it is certified in the most
elementary extension possible of the initial logic. If, for
example, your certification world happens to contain a
for "MY-PKG"
and the function foo
, then those
definitions become part of the portcullis for the book. Every time
the book is included, those names will be defined and will have to
be either new or redundant (see redundant-events). But if
those names were not necessary to the certification of the book,
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No 3-3, but a nice clean skate. Nice to see the top ladies skate well.
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Music: Red Violin by John Corigliano
3F+2T - 'Rippon on 2T
No 3-3, but a nice clean skate. Nice to see the top ladies skate well.
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3F+Rippon2T. Fantastic layback spin. Should get a Lvl 4 on the second spin. Good ride-out and split on exit of 2A. Good 3Lo, should get bonus for being in the second half of the program. May only get a Lvl 2 on the footwork.
66.44 (SB) and into a close 2nd
A very close top 3. The FS is going to be a nail-biter
I think wagner was overscored in pcs.
I didn't like her program. And wagner's skating skill looks not that good.
My favorite performances - akiko, mao
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Actually, it's a very close top 4. Kiira Korpi isn't too far behind, either - well done to her, she's been sick with the flu and I was pleasantly surprised by how well she skated.
I still find Mao's program juniorish, and I'm over the Rippon arms in the jumps. I want Akiko to win.
I agree Mao's music is better suited for Junior skater not a mature skater like she is. Also i want to see the top Ladies do 3-3 combo's and Mao and Wagner seem to not have any intentions of doing them.
I agree, judges are overscoring her because she's american and it's been like forever there wasn't one who could stay on her feet and be consistent for more than one competition.
TR, CH and IN are also too high, specially compare to Suzuki's program. Wagner's just fell flat. Wrong music for her.
JP media spent over 40 minutes on Mao fluff. So it still hasn't shown anybody, and I frankly no longer care, esp. now that I know exactly how everyone skated. (I'm furious b/c I thought they'd show everything live since they said they start broadcasting at 8pm Japan time). I want Akiko, Ashley and Kiira to finish top 3 (don't care which order) tomorrow after free.
well yuna did a 3lutz3toe in fs from last year's world championship. she didn't win. so, why bother doing it when you're winning.
I know and it's sad. That's why Kim was so good she had the artistry and the hard jumps to go along with it. No watering down her programs like Kostner did last year or Mao is doing now.
Funny, I was just thinking that Ashley's program was very polished, and the choreography is wonderful. I think, perhaps she is a tiny bit heavy on her feet where the jumps come in (they are a bit low and labored), but obviously, this is a young woman who runs that program over and over and over again until each step is perfect. There is nothing sloppy about her skating. (IMO of course)
I'm just glad Mao delivered, given that she said before she had some trouble with her waist/back. No UR's or popped jumps! If she could just pull it together in the FS too
And a huge for Akko!! Except that one spin, everything was there. Now please nail the FS like you can and did at NHK!
Kiira was amazing given her health problem before, I'm no fan of hers, but this was so nice to watch.
Ashley continues to deliver, and I give her she's an impressive fighter, but I'm not really agreeing with her PCS here... I'm with lea, I think she's a little overscored here. But her levels should be higher than at TEB, so the TES is fine. (Just the lv4 steps is a suprise to me. The technical panel looks rather generous overall though).
Sad for Liza and Christina, hopefully they'll come back strong in the FS. Especially Liza, since she's at home!
Good job for Ashley!!!
Another clean top notch performance. Three for three this season and that's what you call consistency. I want to reward her more...
lol i feel you. a 2 hour tv show for a 40 min competition? japanese commercialism at its best (or worst). i don't mind the choppy (free) feed, at least you get the excitement of watching a live event.
some bs sports channel broadcast it live though. not this event unfortunately. mao is in this event. it's an expensive broadcast.


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linablade wrote:I'm really touched by the amount of people that have shown support here, even though the design was rejected. Thank you all so much for making my first attempt at the Derby so much more memorable! Rest assured that I have not been deterred by this and I will be entering again in the future. I'll just have to pay a bit more attention to the theme's wording next time. Thanks again everyone, and hope to see you all in the next Derby!
Do you intend to submit this design elsewhere when you can (I don't recall if 60 days applies to shirts that were rejected)?
AdderXYU wrote:For the umpteenth time, this does reinterpret the title as well. Unless you think THE REAL OCEAN HAS HANDS.
No, and this one deserves to stay in, but http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=44372 this entry, for example, is the original work of art, with guns, in green pixelated art. I don't have anything against the piece or the artist, but Draug is right in saying there is a lot of inconsistency if Vitruvian man there is allowed in and others are not.
Re: The Thinker
The ironic thing is my browser timed out twice trying to load this page.
Re: The Young Beggar
Aw, so sad and yet so cute! GMV
wylekat wrote:The image quality is due only to image artifacting from reducing it. I spent FAR too much time making pen strokes on the actual design.
I really think this is one of the best. Funny concept and I really enjoy the stars the knight is seeing are the stars from the actual starry night. Props to you for the design!
Re: Triple Self-Portrait
I just have to tell you that I love this design, and I love your style! Definitely please keep submitting!
Re: THE SCREAM
Vinyaernil wrote:This is cool, but it looks stretched horizontally.
Agreed... still really like it though.
Re: The Discovery of fire
Reminds me of "freebird" http://xkcd.com/556/
Re: Washington Crossing the Delaware
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Re: Separation of Light from Darkness
Transfixing! It's an zone out shirt.
Re: The Scream
Trippy awesomeness on an attractively colored shirt, well done!
creativedv8tion wrote:Wow, denial much? Look, I know you're embarrassed because everyone pointed out all the reasons that makes it apparent that you didn't bother to read the rules, but yes, your submission violated many of the rules, THEREFORE it did not follow the rules.
Tbe dog makes it! Geo
Re: The Umbrellas
I love this shirt, it is very pretty and cute. I've been avoiding graphic Ts for the last while (just had too many and needed to convert my wardrobe a bit, haha) but I would still buy this shirt if it won. :D
Re: Dogs Playing Poker
I love this design. IMO, the 'Dogs Playing Poker' title defines the genre, not the actual painting, much like the Velvet Elvis. To me, it works on many levels. Call me a drooling mouth-breather (well, go on - I'll wait), but I know all these paintings as 'Dogs Playing Poker', not their original titles. I would have completely missed the point otherwise. Great design - I'd love to wear this on stage.
Re: Skrik! (The Scream)
Not sure if the vampire or the white shirt is putting folks off, but I think this deserves more love. A really attractive illo.
This is absolutely stunning. It might be the first derby entry I've seen that took my breath away. You've definitely GMV, and I pray that this goes up for sale!
Re: The Last supper
Loving the Hokusai style, but I'm not down with the paisley whale. It kinda takes away from the awesomeness of the way the water is rendered. Use a Woot navy tee and use the tee color for the whale...?
pjsiqhh wrote:The ironic thing is my browser timed out twice trying to load this page.
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Re: Winged Victory
For some reason, I am reminded of "La Defensa"
Re: Woman with Yellow Hair - Pablo Picasso.
Skillful use of monotone. Hopefully you'll at least get an HM and be back at the start of the double-take derby. +1
Are you going to consider submitting this design elsewhere for printing? If so, I'd like to know. I'd really like an opportunity to buy this one.
i really want this shirt. absolutely gorgeous. are there any other ways.
briansantamaria wrote:If you don't like it, that's fine, ....
My post had nothing to do with whether this is likeable or whether this is art. I posted some of the reasons that woot could reject it. This is a contest, and as such there are rules that everyone has to follow to make sure that everyone has the same chance to win. There are the weekly rules, based on what woot has in the warehouse and what their printers can achieve, as well as who they want to sell to. In that category, you picked a shirt color they don't have and too many inks for their machine. There are also weekly rules concerning the theme. You missed that also. If you want to enter this in a more open forum, try DBH or Threadless. DBH has a more artistic community - but a lot more competition, and Threadless is up for everything.
VOTED! Wish this had shown up about a week ago...I would definitely buy 3 of this one!
Re: The Tree of Life
I think this design has had the lowest comments compared to votes as far as my designs go... very interesting. Thanks for all the votes, mostly quiet voters!
Re: Moon Explorer Robot by Andy Warhol
Love the robot. The 1950's vibe + postmodern apathy is surprisingly charming.
mjc613 wrote:My post had nothing to do with whether this is likeable or whether this is art. I posted some of the reasons that woot could reject it. This is a contest, and as such there are rules that everyone has to follow to make sure that everyone has the same chance to win. There are the weekly rules, based on what woot has in the warehouse and what their printers can achieve, as well as who they want to sell to. In that category, you picked a shirt color they don't have and too many inks for their machine. There are also weekly rules concerning the theme. You missed that also. If you want to enter this in a more open forum, try DBH or Threadless. DBH has a more artistic community - but a lot more competition, and Threadless is up for everything.
All signs point to troll. I think this person is just looking to bait you and anyone into wasting as much time on them as possible.
Re: La Pieta by Michelangelo
briansantamaria: From the standpoint of someone who has a degree in art history, as a work of art, the design is legitimate. Not necessarily good, but it's very much in the vein of mid-80's thru mid-90's political/social art. However, shirt.woot is not an art gallery, and the derby is not an exhibition. It is a contest, with rules, with the goal, quite frankly, of finding the design they will be able to sell the most of. Those rules entail the printing process used (i.e. how many colors can be present), what you are allowed to use in your creation, and what shirt colors are available. You, quite frankly, broke every single one of those. You didn't take the photo, that's obvious. You say as such. That's a rule broken. Even if you HAD taken the photo, the use of color and gradient would well exceed the 6 spot-color limit. That's a rule broken. Woot makes it clear what colors they have available for shirts. Hot pink is not one of them (thank god for that). That's a rule broken. If you had just commented, "I know it's not printable, but I really wanted to share this design," then fine. Instead, you try to say that something that violates a number of rules that have long been established doesn't in fact violate those rules, which, quite frankly, is astoundingly obstinate and silly. It would be like if a schoolteacher caught a student who had written test answers on their hand, and they kept going, "No, those aren't really there! You're wrong!"
DeadFrog wrote:Love the robot. The 1950's vibe + postmodern apathy is surprisingly charming.
Thanks DeadFrog! Glad you like it.
Darquis wrote:I agree with everything you said but edit 2 - Great Wave stands on it's own because it's a giant hand, waving - something unique from the original piece of art, and a complete reinterpretation regardless of style. But like I said, I agree in the other aspect - a modernized starry night "riffs on the idea of a starry night" - if it wasn't in the same style as the original it wouldn't even be up for rejection I'm betting.
Wow, that's seriously splitting hairs. The artist on Great Wave even admits to basically tracing parts of the original. Yeah, he replaced the wave with a "wave." But I would argue that it's closer to the original than this one is.
imsochady wrote:Ah phooey! Oh wells. Thanks again for the peeps who were amused by this and gave support and left them cool comments. Cheers to you all!
There have been some seriously arbitrary rejections (or lack thereof) this week. You got ripped off, man.
cosmiccow wrote:Wow, that's seriously splitting hairs. The artist on Great Wave even admits to basically tracing parts of the original. Yeah, he replaced the wave with a "wave." But I would argue that it's closer to the original than this one is.
Closer or not, it's a great Wave - it's waving. That's reinterpretation - a lot of users went with puns. Maybe it should have just been puns on art titles.
Spiritgreen, you are my hero. I will be purchasing this when it inevitably arrives on shirt.woot.
Re: The Scream!
Sorry you didn't win... I thought it should've done better. If Woot! doesn't pick it up for a double-take derby, I'd submit it to Threadless. Nice work just the same!
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Just wanted to say I love the detail and shading texture of the piece! The blue really glows against the greys of the rest of the piece and just having the bit of color enhances it a lot. It reminds me of Laputa most, with the robot holding the flower when they're on the floating castle, but despite any similarities that can be drawn I think it stands strongly on its own. Good luck! :D
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The sun came out, burning off a cool and crisp fall morning. With it came the crowd, and by the time it was over, participants raised more than $11,000 dollars to benefit the Pulmonary Hypertension Association. The event was the second annual North Texas Fun Walk for a Cure, sponsored by the North Texas PH Support Group.
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Friday, I'm in love
Friday On My Mind
This is my dad singing from the late-70s haha (I wish I had his voice!)
I will be keeping a watchful eye out for an Aquamarine DC 245 with 408's!!
Ted Club President
Deep Dish
The line up
What do we have here?
Someone knows how to roll!
Final game for Ray. He'll go out a Champion
I LOVE Private Stock Friday's!! I kinda like those "Pimped Out" gold and blue tuner pegs! And that line-up shot is really sweet too. This IS my favorite thread......Thanks Shawn!!