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I just want to express my gratitude to all involved in this. The print was handled exactly how I saw it in my minds eye. Before this begins to sound like a poorly acted acceptance speech I will add one last "thank you" to everyone who wanted to see this printed just as much as I did.

Feel free to find your own meaning here. Yet always keep in mind when wearing this shirt, you must show the utmost respect to all those around you. First learn how to accept your fellow man, then the rocking shall commence.

"And oh as I fade away,
Theyll all look at me and say, and theyll say,
Hey look at him! Ill never live that way.
But thats okay
Theyre just afraid to change."
-Blind Melon]]> Wed, 23 Apr 2008 18:37:23 -0500
" exegesis on Apr 23 '08
yeah yeah, you are so wonderful and so on, everyone kiss up and hope for the best...what an awesome flash wow, wow, that is just so great, you are the master, we all love you "


I am loving these comments!
I don't know who this is or why you hate me but fuck yeah! I need some haters in my life.

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Are you using photoshop and when you save for web your colors change drastically?

(the original is the washed out save for web version, boosting my green by 36 brought the colors back to what they should look like in photoshop)


. Typically the problem comes from your web browser, photoshop uses color profiles but web browsers have no color management whatsoever.
when you save your photo through the "save for web option" at the top right corner just to the left of save you will see 2 arrows }}
click that and switch between windows or mac colors (what you worked the photo in) and uncompensated colors (what your browser will display)

What you will need to do is: if it washes out your greens go back to
Image-
Adjustments-
Color Balance-

- now boost your green or whatever color more than they should be. Go to save for web and make sure you are looking at it under uncompensated color, now if you shrink the save for web window and move it next to the original on your photoshop clipboard you will see the difference.

just understand switching between windows/mac and uncompensated isnt changing your colors, its only showing you what will happen when viewed through web or desktop

So if you are sending photos to be printed or to a friend do not boost your colors, they will show up very saturated.]]> Tue, 15 Apr 2008 17:53:44 -0500 No need to get excited im just happy to have 3 designs up... im slow





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However the name is taken and has been since Nov. 10 of 2005
not just that but the profile is hidden, is there any way you can get into contact with the owner of that profile. I would be willing to even offer something in exchange for the name.

If its been inactive for some time is it possible to delete said profile to open it up, i really dont want to have to resort to Swim24814 or whatever.

Thankyou]]> Sat, 29 Mar 2008 17:17:43 -0500
2 car blocks

Glue together

Draw out plans

Cut

Get ready to sand

Mmmmm smooth

Admire form... dread adding back wheels next


WIPDATE!

Creating the inlet to support the back wheels took longer than expected

Ram air

Really enjoy the shapes

This is where it all goes wrong

Hideous!


Now that I have everything where it needs to be I did some weighing and I am nearly 3 oz. short of the 6 oz. limit... which means I have to find a way to fit 3 oz. of weight somewhere without compromising the form. ]]> Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:41:45 -0500






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These are plans for a bookcase that I started on and ran into a math problem that I am sure is well within reach but I do not care to wrap my mind around.
It is a corner bookshelf built on an 8ft tall 6 inch square beam, here are the plans and what I need to know...

I need (a) and (b), where (a) = 12inches + (x)





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