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Oh yeah, I've never heard of that before. 🙂
Does anyone know how much it costs to have someone custom-stitch some designs onto a tablecloth?
Alright, I apologize if I’ve picked the wrong forum for this, but does anyone here know what kind of material makes for a decent poker table cloth? It doesn't even have to be green. I’m looking to buy some high-quality fabric by the yard so I can just cut it to fit my table perfectly. I'm just not sure about the specific specs—thickness, surface texture, density, and all that good stuff.
Also, where can I actually pick up a finished tablecloth or the fabric itself?
Anyone have any leads?
Roger Bishop22 said:So, you've got that whole situation going on at the local shopping center with all that... you know, it’s kind of a struggle, and then on the left side you've got 😛
Hmm, okay, but which street am I on once I start heading up there?
Hey!
I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can still pick up a dog tag chain around here that hasn't been engraved yet.
I'm based in New York City.
Hey, will there be an opening act, or is this going to be like that Pearl Jam show?
The map says they start at 8:00 PM. Is that actually true, or is it going to be 30 or 45 minutes late like usual?
Lisa Ortiz17 said:Basically, you're just stacking two layers. You scan both files and then paste one right on top of the other. Just set the dimensions so you can see both scans at once...
That part is easy. The real headache is going to be the lighting discrepancy depending on where you place the image on the scanner. You'll end up with inconsistent colors and tone shifts. Fixing that requires some actual skill and a decent grasp of Photoshop.
I get it. I'll just handle it using the brightness settings.
Thanks, bye. 🙂
wearyseal84 said:I can walk you through it if you want.
Just give me a quick rundown of what needs to be done. I already know my way around Photoshop. thanks
Is this actually doable, and if so, what’s the best way to go about it?
I'm trying to scan a book that's larger than standard letter size, so I have to scan a single page in two separate halves.
I know there are programs out there designed to stitch image parts together. Which ones are free and actually reliable?
Also, can this be done directly in Photoshop?
Peter Morris58 said:Of course. It all comes down to how the stool looks. Let me be clear: if it looks like tomato soup with meatballs, that means there's blood mixed in with urine first. If it looks like actual meatballs in tomato sauce, then feces are coming out followed by blood. Either way, it’s bad and it’s serious. The absolute worst scenario—if I'm not mistaken—is when the stool is extremely dark, almost black, with a red rim. That indicates internal bleeding.
Ah 😍
True, but I think we're looking at an external wound here, since the stool itself looks fine. I suspect it's just some minor tearing from the sphincter stretching, but I will double-check. Thanks! 😉
Walter Myers4 said:just give Donat some magnesium. but don't overdo it.👍
Wait, does that actually work? It really works?
And how many ounces per day should I be looking at?
So, here’s the situation: at the start of summer, I started experiencing some stinging sensations after using the restroom. I went to see my doctor, and she told me it was just a common summer issue, so she prescribed some medicated ointment. That worked for a little while, but there's a catch. If I have to go more than once, the stinging or itching returns during that second trip. Even walking around afterward triggers the irritation.
Things were fine for about five days, but then the exact same problem resurfaced. Recently, I even noticed a tiny bit of blood due to some constipation. Just a very small amount, though.
What am I dealing with here? Is this just hemorrhoids or something else?
I’ve been trying to eat a balanced diet, but it isn't helping much because certain vegetables just make me feel nauseous. Should I switch to a liquid diet or something similar?
My doctor advised that if I see any more blood, I need to come in for an exam, but honestly, I really want to avoid that.
My mom has dealt with similar issues for years, so maybe it runs in the family. Who knows?
Anyway, what kind of diet do you recommend? Are there specific vitamins or minerals I should be focusing on?
Please help me out...