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by andre1 on September 17, 2009 · 0 comments

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plenty of dinosaur costumes that are available in various sizes.

Dinosaur costumes are always a popular Halloween costume for both children and adults.  You'll have a great Halloween experience in a Dinosaur Costume!

Dinosaur Costumes can be found almost anywhere. You can find some excellent costumes for very affordable prices on this page.

Most Dinosaur Ccostumes are like little suits. You just zip up the costume, put on the boots and gloves and lift up the hood.

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There are many styles of dinosaur costumes available on this page.

Some of the toddler dinosaur costumes include Tyrannosaurus Rex with hood, kidosaurus, dragonsaurus, plush dinosaur costume, cute lil dinosaur, Pterodactyl costume and more.

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The costumes are all warm and come in bright colors. They have costumes available for toddlers, childrens and costumes as your child grows.

You can find all types of dinosaur costumes from BuyCostumes.com. These costumes can have a plush body, be a potables costume or full size large mascot costumes.

If your looking for used costumes... you can find these on ebay.

Some very odd dinosaur costumes include an exoskeleton costume. Instead of wearing the costume like a suit the exoskeleton is the bones of a dinosaur with a neck and head. This is a very original type of dinosaur costume though it can be a bit heavy and should only be attempted by an adult and someone without back problems.

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You can also make your own dinosaur costume with a bit of creativity and time.

The best material to use when making a dinosaur costume is felt as it can hold some structure and can be stuffed to hold its shape. You will need two pieces that are long enough for your dinosaur's tail. You then sew two pieces together and stuff them.

The tail can then be attached to a pair of sweatpants the same color as the felt.

You can then use white foam to make the set of teeth you want.

Most people want sharp dinosaur teeth but this will depend on the type of dinosaur you are making.

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Once you have the teeth they can be glued to the brim of a baseball cap or visor, then you just need plastic eyes. This is the most simple type of dinosaur costume. It is possible to make much more elaborate costumes.

A pterodactyl costume takes a bit more work but can still be made quickly. You will need a body suit or matching sweat suit. You will also need two pieces of fabric for the wings, about 1 yard of fabric in each piece.

You then need to make a diagonal cut and attach the fabric to the arms of the body suit or sweat suit. Then attach the two pieces together at the back.

You can then make a head from another piece of fabric and stuff it with rags to hold its shape.

Dinosaur costumes are a great choice because they can be made in a hurry or you can go very elaborate if you should need more time. This is useful as many times children will change their minds before Halloween multiple times and you may need to make a costume in a moments notice.

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Well... I hope this helps!

Wishing you an "Awesome" Halloween.

Fred Gagnon

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Lisa asks…

E-Commerce help on Chapter 7:Legal, Ethical & Tax Issues case 2 (edition 8)?

Please give me a sound basis for the answer to each question.

Ellen Carson is the author and illustrator of a successful series of children’s books that chronicle the adventures of Ellasaurus, a four-year-old orange dinosaur. Ellen has done well with the books, but her business advisors have told her that she could earn considerably more money by creating a merchandising business around the Ellasaurus character. Following this advice, she has created Ellasaurus Products Enterprises (EPE), a company that has begun developing and marketing Ellasaurus toys, stuffed animals, coloring books, pajamas, and Halloween costumes.

EPE has had some success in its attempts to get major retailers to stock the Ellasaurus product line, but Ellen is concerned that retailers might not be willing to take on a new and unproven product. She would like to create a Web site through which EPE could sell its merchandise directly to customers. She also sees the Web site as a way to build customer loyalty. Ellen envisions a site with a number of portal features in addition to the product sales. For example, she would like to offer online games, chat rooms, e-mail accounts, and other activities that would promote EPE products and her books.

The Ellasaurus book series appeals to children that are between four and six years old. Ellen expects the EPE product line to appeal to children in about the same age range. Ellen has visited sites such as Hello Kitty and Nick Jr., which appeal to similar age groups to get ideas for the site. She would like the site to be appealing to her main audience, but she would like to obtain registration information from site visitors so EPE can send e-mails with information about new products and Web site features to them.

Ellen plans to limit the Web site’s merchandise sales to U.S. residents at first, but she hopes to begin selling internationally within a few years. The site will allow visitors from any country to register and participate in the online portal features.

My questions are:
1. The laws with which the site must comply when it registers site visitors under the age of 13 and how Ellen can best comply with those laws.

2. The sales tax liabilities to which the Web site will be exposed. Assume that Ellen will operate the site from her home office in Michigan and that EPE will manufacture the merchandise in Texas. The merchandise will be warehoused at EPE distribution centers in New Jersey, Ohio, and California.

andre1 answers:

The site will have to pay sales tax on sales made to Jersey, Ohio, California, and Michigan.

Sharon asks…

There are several things that God sees as abominations. Why do so many Christians just focus on homosexuality?

There are many other abominations rarely ever mentioned, like --

**Adultery (Lev 18:20)
**Sex with animals (Lev 18:23)
**Remarrying one's wife after she's had another husband in between (Deut 24:4)
**Approaching any woman during the time of her "uncleanness" (Lev 18:19)
**Cross-dressing is out (Deut 22:5) (as well as Halloween costumes)
**Rare steaks off the grill (Lev 17:10)
**Lobster Newburg at the Krebs and crab cakes in Baltimore (Lev 11:10)
**A rack of ribs at the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que (Lev 11:7)
**Charging or paying interest are abominations (Psalm 15:1-5, Jeremiah 15:10)
**Graven images of other gods are an abomination (Deut 7:25)
**Wearing blended fabrics (Deuteronomy 22:11& Leviticus 19:19)

**Other abominations include tarot readings, glancing at your horoscope, trimming one's beard, and getting a tattoo, even if it says, "Mom" (Lev 19:26-28). Haughty eyes (Prov 6:17) and telling lies (Prov 6:17, 12:22) are big abominations. Being untruthful also includes false weights and measures (Prov 11:1), or any other dishonesty in business. "Everyone who acts unjustly is an abomination to the LORD your God" (Prov 11:16)

But when something they do is shown to be an abomination, many abominators become instant anthropologists, Biblical scholars and historians as well to show how it doesn't apply to THEM.

Perhaps they should accept for themselves whatever punishment they are going to hand out to others. "Since all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." (Romans 3:23) That's the verse I like to use whenever someone uses the Bible to justify their own pet bias.

So why do active abominators continue to refer to the Bible when condemning homosexuals? Isn't this much like casting the first stone? For a Christian, no less?
Here's a larger list of abominations that are frequently ignored...

http://www.studylight.org/desk/?l=en&query=abomination&section=0&translation=nrs&oq=take%2520it%2520up%2520again&new=1&sr=1

andre1 answers:

Because the Media and everyone out there is trying to tell those that understand that this isn't natural that it is.

Lizzie asks…

How do dinosaurs relate to U.S. History?

I'm dressing up tomorrow for Halloween, need to relate my dinosaur costume to U. S. History for class. I need several ideas, and basically anything goes. (i.e. Senator John McCain, symbolic significance of dinosaurs (extinctions but still reminiscent))

andre1 answers:

Its ancient American history. You are reliving the time when Dinosaurs roamed the American Continent.

Or maybe:
You are representing the large contributions of American Scientists to the current knowledge of Dinosaurs. (if you have to explain your reasoning in detail, it might be better to site a specific American Paleontologist, such as "the large contribution of Othniel Marsh". The site I say is my source has a pretty good list of famous paleontologists, although they are not all american so be careful)

Or Maybe:
The fights between the larger dinosaurs is symbolic of the cold war, with 2 superpowers. All of the smaller dinosaurs are terrified of the , and only the brontosaurus will stand up to it. Etc.

Or Maybe:
Dinosaurs represent the European countries. They all died out, but the seemingly small mammals would one day rule the world.

Susan asks…

What halloween creature could I be with this?!?

I have an old ballet costume (full unitard with a hood) And I really want to wear it for halloween, but I dont know what I could be with it!
I can buy a mask or something to go with it, but I have no idea what to be. Here is a picture.
http://i53.tinypic.com/suu00o.jpg
Should I be a dinosaur or something?!

andre1 answers:

That is really cool! I think you should be a dino. Or maybe some kind of lizard thing(:

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Your Questions About T-rex Red Blood Cells

by andre1 on September 10, 2011 · 0 comments

Laura asks…

Does evolution contradict carbon dating?Do dinosaur bones show the origin of blood can't come from evolution ?

Evolution has no answer from where blood originated.How it came to be for science to study it.

Many people are under the false impression that carbon dating proves that dinosaurs and other extinct animals lived millions of years ago. What many do not realize is that carbon dating is not used to date dinosaurs.

The reason? Carbon dating is only accurate back a few thousand years. So if scientists believe that a creature lived millions of years ago, then they would need to date it another way.

But there is the problem. They assume dinosaurs lived millions of years ago (instead of thousands of years ago like the bible says). They ignore evidence that does not fit their preconceived notion.

What would happen if a dinosaur bone were carbon dated? - At Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Scientists dated dinosaur bones using the Carbon dating method. The age they came back with was only a few thousand years old.

This date did not fit the preconceived notion that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. So what did they do? They threw the results out. And kept their theory that dinosaurs lived "millions of years ago" instead.

The recent story, which has been all over the web about the T-rex with soft tissue in its femur, has really caused some excitement. This may be the same T-rex that Jack Horner excavated a few years ago that was reported to have red blood cells in it. Taylor noticed it had a Museum Of The Rockies number, suggesting that it was one of a half dozen T-rexes found in Montana.

So now they are saying the material was biofilm "slime". Of course that is obviously false from simply looking at the vessels and blood cells (with hemoglobin), coupled with the fact the alleged "slime" was spread uniformly, and not dripping toward the bottom as gravity would cause if it was slime.

I'm sure that most die-hard evolutionists will just conclude that this only proves that dinosaur soft tissue can last for 65 . Where is the bench test results that support their Claim?

How can we get to from random chemicals to the formation of blood, being the life source that travels in our veins. Did the plants know they were to give off oxygen so that our blood could use it?
Carbon dating is a good dating tool for some things that we know the relative date of. Something that is 300 years old for example. But it is far from an exact Science.
In 1949 Libbey knew that atmospheric carbon would reach equilibrium in 30,000 years. Because he assumed that the earth was millions of years old, he believed it was already at equilibrium. However each time they test it, they find more c14 in the atmosphere, and have realized that we are only 1/3 the way to equilibrium. It means that based on c14 formation, the earth has to be less than 1/3 of 30,000 years old. This would make the earth less than 10,000 years old!
Dating methods are based on 3 unprovable and questionable assumptions:

1) That the rate of decay has been constant throughout time.
2). That the isotope abundances in the specimen dated have not been altered during its history by addition or removal of either parent or daughter isotopes
3) That when the rock first formed it contained a known amount .
Caboose..
I like your link...And already read it before. I see you answered this question quite blindly....
"The most primitive blood cell may have been a protohemocyte"

Ohhh yeah that proves it....

*primitive blood cell may have *

Amazing how people ignore what they read .
CB...You also gave a dead link as another person did.

You might want to get off yours and find real proof to substantiate your claims

andre1 answers:

Evolution is a theory. Little truth to it. Look around the Internet and you can find photos of dinosaur and mans footprints in fossils together!

Daniel asks…

I read this on a website but is it reliable evidence or not?

That dinosaurs are not nearly 65 million years old. ill post it here...

evidence that dinosaur bones are not millions of years old. Scientists from Montana State University found T. rex bones that were not totally fossilized. Sections of the bones were like fresh bone and contained what seems to be blood cells and hemoglobin. If these bones really were tens of millions of years old, then the blood cells and hemoglobin would have totally disintegrated.26 Also, there should not be “fresh” bones if they were really millions of years old.27 A report by these scientists stated the following:

A thin slice of T. rex bone glowed amber beneath the lens of my microscope ... . The lab filled with murmurs of amazement, for I had focused on something inside the vessels that none of us had ever noticed before: tiny round objects, translucent red with a dark center ... . Red blood cells? The shape and location suggested them, but blood cells are mostly water and couldn’t possibly have stayed preserved in the 65-million-year-old tyrannosaur ... . The bone sample that had us so excited came from a beautiful, nearly complete specimen of unearthed in 1990 ... . When the team brought the dinosaur into the lab, we noticed that some parts deep inside the long bone of the leg had not completely fossilized ... . So far, we think that all of this evidence supports the notion that our slices of T. rex could contain preserved heme and hemoglobin fragments. But more work needs to be done before we are confident enough to come right out and say, “Yes, this T. rex has blood compounds left in its tissues.”

andre1 answers:

I saw this, too. Proof that Noah's flood was not a long time ago.

James asks…

t-rex dna... this is asked only to those who know.(its a lot to read, dont hurt me).........?

A tyranosaurus rex skeleton was dug up in montana not too long ago. ..
The femur bones were too big to be air lifted out so they cut them in half and flew them back to the lab. When they got there, they did an autopsy on the inside of the bone. They found red blood cells and other soft tissue within the bone... they found so much material that they could conclude that the dinosaur was a female and probably pregnant. Now, riddle me this... THEY STILL THINK THE DINOSAUR WAS 68 MILLION YEARS OLD?!?!?! COME ON the evidence is looking them straight in the face and all they can say is, "wow this is amazing"... Now, it should be obvious that this dinosaur WAS NOT millions of years old- it was thousands, which means that this is alone is a sustainable basis that dinosaurs and people could have very well coexisted, am convinced they did... Take for example the ancient egyptions, one of the greatest civilizations at the time, took extensive measures to preserve their royalty once they had died. The process of mumificaion was taken very seriously, and quite frankly, they were pros at it, esp for their time. Now, how long did those mummies last until now? A few mesely thousand years and they're almost completely dust- and now we find this dinosaur in almost better condition and we stick to our guns that its millions of years old...
Food for thought:
Nucleic acids have limited life expectancies under physiological conditions, and DNA is particularly susceptible to oxidative and hydrolytic damage. This rapid degradation was one of the arguments the defense used to discount the blood evidence in O.J. Simpson’s famous double-murder trial. I really am frustrated with todays scientists... please tell me why they wont even consider coming clean to the public and confessing that this is thousands of years old? If they have DNA (which they do) then that means that the dinosaur was not completly fossilized, if it was fossilized at all. Perhaps my question after all this rediculous rambling (yes I know, I'm sorry) is WHY?!?!?!

andre1 answers:

Dinosaurs are not found in the same rock strata as human fossils. And how well the bones are preserved depends not on age but on what happens to the bones in the first few hundred years. That's when the bone either dissolves away to nothing (in most conditions, much faster than that) or gets converted into stone. Once it's stone, it can survive like that as long as there is no gross chemical change to the rock strata it's embedded in.

Mark asks…

Atheists: How do you explain this?

In 1990 biologist Mary Schweitzer discovered soft tissue-including blood vessels and even whole cells when it was necessary to break a supposedly 65 million-year-old tyrannosaurus rex huge thigh bone that was found in Montana's Hell Creek Formation. Schweitzer said that the vessels were flexible and some could even be squeezed. After extensive testing, there was confirmation that this T. rex bone even had hemoglobin (red blood cells). This was surprising because the blood should have completely disintegrated if the bones were really 65 million years old.[71,76]

This discovery is unexplained by evolutionary thinking, which suggests that millions and millions of years have passed since this "King of Dinosaurs" met its demise. Schweitzer is puzzled and cannot understand why this bone was not mineralized. "It's very amazing. It's utterly shocking, actually, because it flies in the face of everything we understand about how tissues and cells degrade," she said on MSNBC.[76]

On the BBC's Science In Action programme* she said, "This is fossilized* bone in the sense that it's from an extinct animal but it doesn't have a lot of the characteristics of what people would call a fossil. It still has places where there are no secondary minerals, and it's not any more dense than modern bone; it's bone more than anything."[71]

In 1995, Joe Taylor, a professional dinosaur excavator and a biblical creationist, was curious about the hip girdle of another T. Rex that was found in 1916. It was found in the same Hell Creek Formation where Schweitzer's T. rex bone was found. Taylor was amazed that this 65 million-year-old specimen still had the appearance of skin on the sacral vertebrae. He sent a sample to Azusa Pacific College in California and had it scanned with an electron microscope by Professor Mark Annitage, who found that the bone had collagen filaments intact inside the bone.[76]

The presence of collagen suggests that this supposedly 65 million year old fossil was not completely fossilized. Annitage states, "It can't be but a few thousand years old."[76]

Since unfossilized dinosaur bones are being found more commonly, and frozen mammoths with flesh still on the bones are well-known, it has become impossible for evolutionists to deny the discoveries. So, they see without seeing. That is, they proclaim it to be a previously unknown form of fossilization, or simply accept the fact that organic material can survive for millions of years given the proper conditions.[71]

andre1 answers:

Wow a copy and paste from a creationist website? Did you actually READ the original paper? I know you didn't because you wouldn't post this if you did. I'll post a link to it below:

http://www.sciencemag.org/content/324/5927/626.short

And incase that is too much hassle, or a bit technical, here is a video from someone who did read it (unlike you) and completely debunks your assertions:

http://www.youtube.com/user/Potholer54debunks#p/u/7/fgpSrUWQplE

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