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January 29th, 2008 #1
Timmy- a picture book * update 02/09/08 *
Just finished a 50 page picture book. I've been working pretty much in a vacuum for the last 3 years and would really appreciate some input before I start sending it out to publishers. Here are the first few pages.
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January 29th, 2008 #2
Pretty incredible stuff! What did you create this in? Only suggestion I might make is to place some of the type in the dead areas of your pictures instead of automatically running it on the bottom most of the time. Otherwise, beautiful stuff!
January 29th, 2008 #3
these are freaking amazing, let me get a copy.. now!
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January 29th, 2008 #4
dude, these are AWESOME! I'm dying to know how you created them. It's obvious that some are painted, but I'm racking my brain over the ones that look photo real. You've only showed me 6 images and I already want to know what happens next. Great story, awesome visuals, I want one!
January 29th, 2008 #5
That is all.
January 29th, 2008 #6
Beautiful work! I'd love to see the rest of it of course This is mostly 3d isn't it? I think you won't have much trouble convincing the publishers that the visuals are incredible. Top notch quality! About the type suggestion, well, that definitley can be much better.. Maybe if you frame the images (a frame designed by yourself of course), you can leave the text out of the frame, so it won't interfere with the pictures themselves? Try to use some Sans Serif typefaces (like Helvetica, Agency, or maybe even some very technical looking ones.. you can find some great ones in www.dafont.com)-
Good luck with your project!
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January 29th, 2008 #7
Gorgeous imagery... are these models?
I think your typography is REALLY letting you down. The font is pedestrian, it's hard to read and is adding nothing to the story or the world you've created. In fact, I think it's taking away from it. I think a more robotic / mechanical feeling font (maybe like a digital clock) would feel better. Maybe a slight drop shadow would help it stand out a swell.
Either way... I think you need to address that.
Still... I want a copy when you're done. Why not try and self publish (lulu.com) or some other site like that? I'm sure if you posted the work here and on other CG sites you'd get a number of sales. Hell, you may even want to contact Ballistic (CGTalk.com) about the book.
Great stuff...
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January 30th, 2008 #8
Beautiful, beautiful. Especially Timmy's hands, the sloth, the giraffe.
You might want to get someone else to do the typography.
January 30th, 2008 #9
I absolutely agree that the font is not working.
It comes off as very "1st pass" and not final at all.
I would also go so far as to say the story is a little weak with what I have just read, and I think the pictures themselves tell a much greater story. I think instead of having the type overlapping your amazing images, maybe the book could be formatted so that the story was on the page prior to the art (simply on white, possibly with some kind of artistic border that you create) and maybe make it a bit more like a novel if you insist on words?
I'm sure you already have it planned out, I'm just saying that in it's current form the words aren't working for me. It comes off like a children's book when the art is much more professional looking.
Please take no offense, but maybe find a dedicated writer to write you a story based on the idea you already have?
January 30th, 2008 #10
First, let me say that I love the look and feel of the world you have created. However, there are several issues that I feel you must address.
- Your use of photo-realism makes the images look like stills from a film. My immediate impression is that these stills don't do justice to the pages of a book. I want to see the robots and mechanical pieces moving! My suggestion is to somehow frame these images so they are anchored to the page more, and look like they belong there.
- The issue of typography and page layout has been mentioned, and I definitely agree that something must be done. I sure hope that those images you posted with white text on top are not the final pages.
The story sounds intriguing. I think it will appeal to a wide audience. Children's publishers might want to see some more color, though. I love the design of that little guy, and really do want to see this as an animation!
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First off, great images.
However, I agree with what has been said. It's very important that the text, what it says and how it appears in the book, should further develop mood, anticipation, focus, all the things you've already accomplish in your illustrations. You might need to hire a writer and typographer, unfortunately.
January 30th, 2008 #12
Holy cow, this is beautyful and sad at the same time.
Poor timmy
January 30th, 2008 #13
I would love to see this book! Let us know when it gets published!.
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God damn that is awesome! Is it a mixture between real life modells and 3d?
Can't remember the last time I got this impressed...
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First impression: The images are good and very interesting but the text should be worked over. It could be better. I'm not a native speaker so maybe it is working for everybody else but I have the feeling this isn't the best text it could be.
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I love the visuals, your artistry is beyond question. My only qualms would be with the story itself. Who are you speaking to? Children? Adults? As a children's author, I know That they might have trouble relating to: a 30 year time period, and work being soul crushing. You show your character in an outside environment heading down to a building where he first encounters sunlight, which might be confusing as well. What does he do, this robot (he runs on a wheel, but why? does he power the city?) if he is a unique individual among the other robots, what sets him apart, besides his boredom? he must have something the other robots do not, a spark of curiosity perhaps, maybe he is searching for something?
Anyway, great work, hope to see more.
January 30th, 2008 #17
The way the story is developing reminds me of the story implied by the previews for Wall-E. But I don't know... Beautiful stuff. I agree about the typography.
January 30th, 2008 #18
Prologue and some more pics
First off, the prologue
The city was thirsty, huddled against mountains on the edge of a vast desert; it swallowed every drop of water that flowed from the foothills, and still there wasnt enough.
Citizens dug increasingly deeper and deeper wells in search of water and finally found it in a vast river almost a mile underground. To their dismay, they also found there were no engines powerful enough to pump the water to the surface. In desperation, the city fathers wrote to the greatest inventor of their time, begging for his help. The aging genius agreed on the condition that, as this would be his greatest and perhaps last project, once his work was completed it was not to be meddled with or changed in any way. The city agreed, and as soon as the great man arrived, they started to work. A platform was built over the underground river. Titanic pumps, foundries, warehouses, and repair shops were assembled, dismantled, lowered down the well, and rebuilt. Then the real work began.
The inventor began to make mechanical animals. Huge giraffes to serve as cranes, giant sloths for heavy lifting and transportation, crabs for underwater work, and countless other designs, all for specific tasks. His last creation was his finest, the Trionic Morphatractable Engineer, or TME for short. He made hundreds of them. TMEs were designed to run the pumps, recharge other robots, repair anyone or anything, and solve unforeseen problems (because he was a genius, the inventor knew he wasnt perfect.)
Finally, after ten years, the great work was completed. On his last day, the inventor walked around the vast subterranean city, fondly touching the huge beasts he had created. Then, he climbed the hidden staircase to the control room, threw the master switch, and stood transfixed as his world ground into life. He watched for hours as the treadmills spun, the massive central pump turned and water rattled through the pipes and shot to the surface. Then with tears in his eyes, he sealed the control room doors, and left forever.
As years, then decades, and then a century passed, and water flowed trouble free from faucets, sprinklers and fire hydrants, the city slowly, gradually, eventually, forgot exactly where its water came from
Next, thank you all for your honest responses and critiques. Regarding typography, I have always felt unsure about my font choice and text placement, and the overwhelming visceral revulsion expressed by almost everyone makes it clear that I have to address the issue. In answer to the question "what is it", the robots are sculptures, made mostly from tubing and transmission parts, I made the sets from foamcore, blower motors, drip irrigation hose, and more transmission parts I composited everything in photoshop. Here are a couple unretouched shots
Nixon, thank you for your input, you wrote "My suggestion is to somehow frame these images so they are anchored to the page more, and look like they belong there", could you point me towards an example of what you're talking about? I know absolutely nothing about page layout and design so a nudge in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Fenster, "My only qualms would be with the story itself. Who are you speaking to? Children? Adults?", I'm a big fan of Sean Tan and and in particular his book "The Rabbits and I've tried to follow that format (short, simple text with complex imagery.) Having said that, Timmy is really a picture book for adults, or for adults to read to children. I figured anything a kid didn't understand, the parent/reader could explain.
otsopsanig, I didn't know about Wall-E, thanks for the heads up
Here are a couple more pages with the text removed ( to prevent the bleeding eyeballs problem)
He jumped, and jumped, and sat and thought
and then, Timmy had an idea.
He climbed for hours until, at last
Timmy reached the top. He was surprised, this world was not as different as he had expected.
Timmy crept carefully towards the lights of the city.
Peeking around a corner, he discovered a man.
The man screamed.
Timmy ran.
Timmy could tell he wouldnt be welcome here.
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So he left.
Timmy loved the mountains, it was peaceful and he felt safe, but he was lonely.
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January 30th, 2008 #19
yeah i think that you need some dynamic typography
great work!!
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January 30th, 2008 #22In answer to the question "what is it", the robots are sculptures, made mostly from tubing and transmission parts, I made the sets from foamcore, blower motors, drip irrigation hose, and more transmission parts I composited everything in photoshop.
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........gulp.......gulp.......breathe.......just.. .breathe...............
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I LOVE that he's a giant when he emerges on the surface. You don't get that sense of his scale from the factory interior shots. Unfortunately I think the composite images on the surface aren't nearly as strong as the factory images. They feel rushed, not as refined and the lighting (especially when you start into the natural landscape settings) really seems to suffer.
As far as the story goes, it seems to simple to be adult focused... even if it's a story for adults to read to children. I like the write up you have in your last post. I think that type of detail works and is needed to match the depth and detail of the visuals.
Really excited to see how this evolves...
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So we've established two things for sure. One, you are a FANTASTIC artist. Two, you are not a graphic designer. No prob.
There are a couple things I'm seeing with this that I wonder if you've thought about (btw, I AM an art director with an ad agency that works almost exclusively in print, so I have a little insight in this):
1. You probably don't have to worry about the typography and design...too much. Whatever publisher you go with will almost certainly take care of that as they will want to control costs and have it printed in their "shops"
2. HOWEVER, that means it will probably suck. You can help them with vision, by having this thing comped out enough that they know what you're going for. That means having page sizes figured out. Is it a standard paper size? Remember that binding will eat part of your page so make sure your illustration's focal points work around that. Will your illustrations work in that? How many illustrations to a page? All of them have rectangular frame edges - will those frames be full bleed off the page or will they be inset in other frames as some people here have suggested? Designing for print is MUCH different than designing for stand alone pieces or for web. You have to consider the VEHICLE (i.e. the page and dimensions, folds, etc.)
3. Have you designed all of these in CMYK? How will they look when converted? Probably not a big deal, but realize that MANY colors lose a lot when trying to be printed. Varnishes being used?
4. Thought about paper quality? Probably don't need to as the publlisher may have this decided, but you might want to have recommendations. The paper can save colors. It's, in fact, probably one of the biggest decisions in print.
5. Finally, find a graphic designer to help you. We're a dime a dozen. We're everywhere. Go to an art college near you and offer them a GREAT portfolio project (no royalty or rights to them, just the right to show the pages in a portfolio ONLY) if you can find one whose work and style would compliment well.
There are many more things to think about, but you shouldn't worry about them. Your job as the creative is to create. Let other people worry about details. That is, unless the details will mess up your creative - which might be happening if your artwork doesn't really fit well on any page design.
Just my two pennies.
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Damn...just awesome work, i like this style, mechanical and poetic. Very very good...
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If you have an older Cingular phone, it may be time to budget a little bit more for your cell phone bill.About 4.7 million Cingular Wireless subscribers who still use analog phones will be charged $5 extra each month starting in September. Cingular, which is owned by AT&T Inc. and BellSouth Corp., said it is attempting to shift all of its cellular traffic onto the Global System for Mobile, which is the standard protocol around the world. Spokeswoman Rochelle Cohen said 92 percent of all Cingular subscribers use phones with GSM technology. Older phones use two different forms of aging technology. Analog technology dates back to the first generation of mobile phones. The second type of technology, Time Division Multiple Access, was created to transmit analog signals through a digital network. Because only about 8 percent of its 57.3 million subscribers use analog or TDMA phones, Cohen said it has grown "considerably" more expensive to provide that service. The Federal Communications Commission requires that all U.S. cellular carriers continue to provide analog service until early 2008. Cohen said she expects Cingular to "sunset" analog early that year in accordance with FCC regulations. Cohen said customers affected by the surcharge should receive a letter in the mail with their next bill. She encouraged anyone who had questions regarding their service to call the company. "Most customers on TDMA or analog will qualify for a discount plan or phone," Cohen said. Discounts depend on how long the customer has been a Cingular subscriber. Cohen was unable to specify exactly which phone models will be affected by the $5 charge.
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The Big East and ESPN have had a business relationship for 32 years and the two entities are currently at work to make sure that relationship lasts even longer. The current television deal between ESPN and the Big East runs through 2013, but both sides are currently negotiating a new deal, and early indications are that the new deal will be extremely helpful for the Big East. At the moment, the Big East receives $36 million annually from its deal with ESPN. The new contract that is in the preliminary rounds of discussion could see the conference more than tripling that income.
Sources indicate the early numbers range from $110 million to $130 million annually, but conference sources describe those figures as a starting point for any negotiation. The initial offer would fall short of the $155 million annual payout the ACC will receive from ESPN in a deal that kicks in this summer. But the bold push by ESPN shows the network wants to lock down college rights in the face of increasing competition.
Now, while you might think that the Big East would be in a rush to sign any deal that more than triples its income, that's not the case. Not everybody within the conference is as willing to sign with ESPN right now, but would rather test the open market. Which seems somewhat ridiculous. If your boss came up to you today and said he wanted to triple your salary, odds are that you wouldn't tell the boss that you'd like to see what you'd rather test unemployment first.
Of course, the job economy is quite different than the television rights for major college conferences at the moment.
Just look at the Big 12. A year ago at this time people were basically writing the eulogy for the Big 12 as the conference was losing Nebraska and Colorado, and seemed to be on the precipice of losing Texas and Oklahoma as well. As we know now, the Big 12 did not die, and just signed a new deal with Fox Sports last week that is going to bring in $90 million a year for the conference, while Texas and Oklahoma are busy starting their own networks. Also, if the Big 12 could get $90 million, then you know Larry Scott and the Pac-12 are sitting around licking their chops.
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If nothing else, it may help keep schools like Pitt and Syracuse around and not looking to relocate. After all, just because the Big Ten says it's done expanding, that doesn't mean it is, and both Pitt and Syracuse came up as expansion candidates with the Big Ten before the conference decided to stop at Nebraska.


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Really interesting call yesterday from a young man selling season ticket packages for the Tampa Bay Rays — for next season — just a week or so after the end of a Ray-less MLB postseason ended.
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I am a casual Rays fan, having been a frequent visitor and sometime game attendee before making a permanent move to St. Pete last year. I attended many Durham Bulls games over the year, the Triple-A Rays affiliate, as an NC resident, which definitely makes the Rays more interesting to me. This season I attendedRead More
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I am proactively offering apologies and seeking forgiveness for anything you read attributed to me in USA Today that you don't care for, either personally or professionally. Probably Monday, but I can't be sure.
The problem is that media reporter Roger Yu wanted to talk about the economics of college newspapers. But he said what was going to be a cover story got changed into a short piece that put him on a tight deadline on a complex subject on which he had read practically nothing recently. He emailed me at 2 p.m. and needed to talk no later than 3 p.m.
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Syrah/Shiraz from Central Coast, California
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#13 Wine Spectator Top 100 of 2010
Released this fall, after having spent 43 months in barrel. It is a great vintage for this winery, and fortunately there are decent quantities available, since 2006 was a far more abundant vintage than the three very tiny crop years of 2007, 2008, and 2009. The Syrahs of 2007 are again extraordinary. I am sure they will continue to become more concentrated and put on weight as they spend more time in barrel. The 2008s won't be released for another few years, so I will only give some brief comments. To reiterate, there is no 2008 Seymour's, and production is even smaller at Alban in 2008 than it was in 2007. I tasted through barrel samples of the 2009 Grenache, Mourvedre, and several Syrah cuvees, and this appears to be a flamboyant vintage with big fruit, lots of ripeness, heady alcohol, and a soft, luscious, up-front style. The 2009s will be even more flattering and charming than the 2008s. Rhone Ranger pioneer John Alban was one of the very first to recognize the potential of France's Rhone Valley grapes planted on California's Central Coast. He is essentially the lone wolf in the Edna Valley, so Alban sits at the summit of quality in this region. His wines are probably the most concentrated wines of all the major wines reviewed in this report, but there is much more to them than just pure brute concentration. These are wines with extraordinary aging potential. Going through the 1999s and 2000s that I had purchased from Alban, they are still incredibly young wines, and I think it's safe to say, these are probably among the longest-lived Rhone Ranger wines being produced in California.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "The 2006 Syrah Reva, coming from parcels of dark, volcanic soil, has off-the-chart richness and intensity. This thick, opaque-purple colored wine offers up notes of scorched earth, ground pepper, and blackberry liqueur intermixed with cassis, licorice, camphor, and tar. The wine is spectacular in every sense. Full-bodied and certainly not for wimps, this is a remarkably concentrated yet very nuanced and intense wine that should age for 20 more years."
Wine Spectator - "A luxurious style, rich, layered and dramatic, yet stays stylishly textured and balanced, offering a fleshy core of deep blackberry, wild berry and plum, with shades of tar, mineral, pepper and sage. Drink now through 2022."
International Wine Cellar - "Glass-staining purple. Blackberry, boysenberry and licorice pastille on the nose, with mounting spice and floral notes and a strong wallop of cracked pepper. Deeply pitched black and blue fruit flavors expand with air and pick up strong spicecake and candied flower notes, along with velvety tannins. More backward than the Lorraine today, and showing a darker profile. The finish completely stains the palate and lingers with intense floral and spicy persistence. This is still a baby.
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Alban Winery
Alban Vineyards is the first America winery and vineyard established exclusively for Rhone varieties. Conceived at a time when there were virtually only two "flavors" of wine produced in the U.S., they set out to introduce wine grapes that would offer oenephiles a new world of possibilities. Pioneering Roussanne, Grenache Noir and Viognier to go along with meticulously selected clones of Syrah, Alban Vineyards has guided consumers and producers to the enormous potential of Rhone varietals in California. View all Alban Wines
About Central Coast
The largest of California's wine growing regions, the Central Coast produces the majority of California's wine. The district sprawls out, covering most of the vineyard land between San Francisco and Santa Barbara. Smaller sub-AVAs of the Central Coast include Monterey Bay, Paso Robles, Santa Ynez Valley, Santa Maria Valley, Santa Cruz Mountains and many others.
Notable FactsGrape varieties range from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel. Some Central Coast wine is generic, bulk wine that contributes to the high production numbers of the area. But many winemakers and wineries, particular in some of the smaller AVAs, are small production artisans, creating unique and high-quality wine. The great thing about the Central Coast is its diversity - you're able to find a number of grape varieties and styles at a number of different price points.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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- Red wines that are more fruit-forward and lighter in tannin and body.
Smooth & Supple
- Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
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We are going Boundary Water Canoeing Mid August (6 days/5 night-10-14 miles per day). I (Jen) have done Boundary Waters before and kayaked Apostle Islands and my husband (300lb) has done several 100 mile canoe trips. Our son (26) has canoe and kayak experience but not as much. The 4th in our group, 22 year old female with no experience. We had asked about kayaks for two of us to trade off on and a canoe for two.
We have never done a solo canoe or a canak. We had asked about a kayak (son is set on doing). Outfitter suggested the canaks first. Now he thought that a solo canoe (prism) would work better.
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Posted by: jenlipe on Feb-03-14 6:32 PM (EST)
I have watched that video of the canaks numerous times and really wanted to take that. Just not sure about a solo canoe. Thanks,
Haven't paddled a Prism, but
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I think you might be seated a bit higher, and would feel it to be a bit twitchier. The Prism is the type of canoe that wants to be paddled fairly hard. The Canuks are fast enough if you want fast, but are likely to feel better about casual paddling too. You have to guess the designer's goals to guess the behavior of the boats.
Posted by: pblanc on Feb-04-14 8:48 AM (EST)
I have paddled a Prism some. I have never paddled, or even seen a Canak outside of photos and videos.
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Do you think I would be able to kneel to paddle in the Prism? I tend to paddle kneeling when in a canoe.
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Paddling a prism
Posted by: duckhunter on Feb-17-14 7:48 PM (EST)
I have paddled a Prism a great deal and it is a nice handling boat. It tracks well and I have no trouble running class 2 whitewater with it. I can turn it much better than many people on this forum seem to believe one can.
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Posted by: naconguy on Mar-05-14 6:10 PM (EST)
I believe that the Canak is based on a trimmed down version of the Prism. I have not paddled a Prism but have spent almost 30 years paddling the Wenonah Advantage, on large Adirondack lakes in 2-3 foot whitecaps. I have not been out on the Boundary Waters. Last year I purchased a Canak and love it. It is a very stable boat. Because of the deck and the trimmed down sides it does offer less wind resistance than the Prism. I believe loaded down it will be a fairly stable boat. The Canak also tracks very well. A lot of it depends upon the paddler's ability and use of common sense. It sounds like a great trip,enjoy!
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Canoe. Don't be a whimp. canoe is history and .... Are you a whimp?
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I have used both in the boundary waters and prefer the Canak. It is more stable, wind resistant and faster than the Prism. For paddles, I would take both a double blade and a bent shaft. They both have their places in this boat. I really liked the large hatches for the portage packs. A Canak can be rented from Piragis (Ely) or Seagull Outfitters (Gunflint.)


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A lot of teams will way over pay there own guys though, I know I for one would be terrified of losing McDyess next year and may give him a max he isn't worth, afraid to lose a star for nothing
Let's look at this the other way around, what if my wizards have space for 1 Max guy, then I bid the Max on Kobe(my FA) and because we're allowed to bid more than our cap space, I also bid on tmac. Then the sim gets me tmac 1st then resigned Kobe for me. I will end up with tmac and Kobe. Yay!
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whens the FA list going to be out?
More than likely Cp3 auto set his depth chart at the beginning of the season and hasn't updated it since... also I think if you put out more offers than cap space than they can't be to any of your own FA, because in real life there are cap holds and a scenario like that would be bad for the league.
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I do agree that cwilder has been probably the most inactive GM (outside of onpoint and eman, who are out). He basically came back after the 3rd sim and was like OH BOY IM IN THE LEBRON RACE!, traded away his best player for picks, and disappeared. So I'm with HornetsKY (hehe) on this one.
If you don't want to lose your star, pay him. And i agree with janjanjan, there was too much 1 person bidding 2 years, 2.5 min and then someone going 2 years, 2.6mil seconds later (can't lie, i did that myself sometimes... but only for players i really wanted). Make your offer, and if you set the market, so be it.
Ahhh, so resigning your own guys, you can only go over cap if you have bird years?
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FREMONT, Calif., May 22, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — dB Control, a defense electronics manufacturer, was awarded a large contract by a major Asian military customer to design and manufacture high-power traveling wave tube (TWT) transmitters for an airborne program. Terms of the contract prohibit dB Control from naming the customer and product specifications.
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"Our custom high-power TWT transmitters allow for quick, accurate detection and jamming of potential threats – an absolute must when lives are on the line," said dB Control Vice President of Business Development Steve Walley. "That's one of many reasons why the US Government and its foreign allies have contracted with us for more than two decades."
dB Control's high-power TWT transmitters and amplifiers are designed to meet the Asian military customer's stringent specifications for power, bandwidth, size and weight. The contract includes ongoing engineering, technical, logistical and data support services that will be provided from dB Control's Fremont, Calif. facilities.
About dB Control
Established in 1990, dB Control Corp., a subsidiary of the Electronic Technologies Group (ETG) of HEICO Corp., supplies mission-critical, often sole-source, products worldwide to military organizations, as well as to major defense contractors and commercial manufacturers. The company designs and manufactures reliable high-power TWT Amplifiers (TWTAs), microwave power modules (MPMs), transmitters, and high-voltage power supplies with modulators for radar, electronic countermeasures (ECM), and data link applications. dB Control also offers specialized contract manufacturing, transformer winding and testing, full vacuum encapsulation, pressure cure, conformal coating and repair depot services from its modern 52,100-square-foot facilities in Fremont, California.
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