Sentences with phrase «make some sticks random»

Make some sticks random colors and do some with a pattern for different variations.

Not exact matches

«I would stick with what I'm good at and not start making random things on a whim, which take up a lot of my time and end up staying in my shop for only a couple of weeks.

magic markers and stick on eyes and some snowflake stickers and random glitter pompoms made up the rest of the decor.

We'll see how many of them stick around and say howdy (I doubt many of the random curious are digital politics enthusiasts), but it's a good example of why a fast response to a breaking story can make a huge difference.

Any tips on being consistent and making exercise random... Something I can stick with?

All we're doing is allocating a reaonable amount of «anything goes» calories each week to make your diet easier to stick to and your life more enjoyable (giving you flexibility for random treats, holidays, birthdays, social events and so on).

I made up a few boards which has helped me to shape my capsule wardrobe, and found that sticking within these limits helped me to avoid spending money on random items which, when I looked back on months later I had either grown sick of seeing too much on others or just didn't like.

The gameplay tries paying homage to the tony hawk series but the controls are very loose.Very often you will approach a Half pipe quarter pipe etc. and push forward to gain momentum you have to pull back on the stick quickly before hitting the ramp or you will go forward and crash instead of going straight up.map design is awful there are random half pipes and quarter pipes littered on maps while this makes sense in scenes such as the construction site level it makes no sense on maps like downtown Springfield you will be skating around and see a random display of ramps and pipes.

I would rather they made the DLC for random Nintendo characters so I could have Raymond Bryce or Alex Roivas stuck in a Hylian battle

In my oppinion, the developers should go back to the basics of the first game, which had a descent amount of customization and the story line was quite good too, but what stuck out for me was the random «banter» which is what made the first game so unique and different from your generic shoot - em up.

I stuck to just making some random character and altering their features to get a slight, and I do mean slight, resemblance to me.

Rosanne D'Arrigo once explained to an astounded National Academy of Sciences panel that you had to pick cherries if you wanted to make cherry pie — a practice followed by D'Arrigo and Jacoby who, for their reconstructions, selected tree ring chronologies which went the «right» way and discarded those that went the wrong way — a technique which will result in hockey sticks even from random red noise.

Can someone point me to the answer about whether or not the algorithm computing the hockey stick in the IPCC third report actually does produce that shape with random red - noise, as claimed by McKitrick / McIntyre — ie something that makes the case on that without resorting to character assasination?

Do your best to stick to the random comments that most people make online — «the weather sucks» or «I can't believe the Vikings traded for McNabb.»