Elastic effect how stick the image on beloon surface i want stick the image surface on beloon surface but not cut the beloon shape

RE. record deck not turning.
most older turntables are belt driven, these corrode over time becoming brittle and lose their stretchy abilities (like an elastic band), you can sometimes get a little extra use by cutting a small section out of the belt then using a tiny spot of superglue to stick the ends back together (end to end, DON'T overlap), i've used elastic bands in this same way when the belt has been beyond rescue.... postal service elastic bands are about the right width, ask your local postman. you don't want it too tight, just enough to prevent any slack.

you stretch it as you sew of course

DIRECTIONS

1. Put yeast in bread machine (I use the top rated one at: http://bestbreadmaker-review.com) first on bottom, then flour, sugar and salt.
2. Then melt butter in microwave. Add beaten egg, milk and water.
3. Pour onto dry ingredients in bread machine on the dough setting.
4. When dough is done, put it onto a lightly floured surface.
5. Knead in enough flour to make it easy to handle.
6. If it is too elastic, cover and leave 10 minutes.
7. Use floured rolling pin to roll out dough on floured surface.
8. Roll out into rectangular shape to approx 1/4-inch thick.
9. Use filling and spread over entire surface of dough with spoon.
10. Roll up dough.
11. Cut into circle with a sharp knife about 1-inch thick; place these in a greased 9x13-inch pan.
12. Cover with a tea towel and leave in a warm place for approx 30 minutes, until double in size.
13. Bake in a 350° oven for about 25 minutes, light brown on top.
14. When done, make glaze and swirl over buns.

Grab some elastic cord from a home improvement center and string it through the rods. Pull it to desired tension and tie a knot in the end. Trim off excess and you are done.

I am assuming this is a simple stretch waist band with elastic about 2cm wide attached to a skirt or trousers. You need to measure your wist and cut elastic that length plus 2cm. Then join the two ends by overlapping them 2cm and zig zagging the elastic together with regular sewing machine. Now mark the elastic in quarters, ie hold it flat with the join in the middle and mark each edge with chalk or a fabric removable marker. Then put the marks together and mark the edges again so you have 4 marks equally spaced. Now do this for your garment too. It may be bigger in back so mark front and back, then half this to find the side quarters. Put elastic on inside of garment against raw edge and pin the quarter marks on elastic and garment together. Set up overlocker for 4 thread wide seam. Test seam and adjust tensions if necessary. Now you need to serge the edge of the fabric and elastic together, trimming the fabric but not cutting the elastic and stretch the elastic to fit the garment as you stitch. Elastic on top, fabric right side down underneath. Take out pins before you get near them! Start by lifting the front of the presser foot with your finger and placing fabric and elastic under, then start stitching on and straighten up once the seam is onto the elastic. Dont lift the pressure foot, you just stitch, stop, stretch the elastic to the fullness of the fabric, hold it and seam forward a few inches, then stop and repeat the process. Once right round go over your starting point, then turn and serge off the fabric edge and chain off. Cut, pull the chain to pull it flat and tie a hald hitch in it right up close to fabric. Now turn the elastic band to the inside of the garment. You need to secure it. Usually a straight stitch just onto the lower edge of the elastic with sewing machine from outside.

Elastic gores do seem to wear out first, especially if shoes are snug.

Latex rubber elastic starts as a natural plant product so will decompose on its own over time. Repeated stretching hastens the process, as does normal environmental exposure (extreme heat, sun, humidity or overly dry conditions are worse!) and accidental smudges of shoe polish, shine and/or cleaning products.

Ask your local Cobbler or Shoe Shop to fix them for you. They will remove the old elastic and stitching, and replace it with fresh elastic.

While the shoes are in the shop, they'll inspect for other, less noticeable worn areas of the shoes. The support of soles and heels may be compromised by the time elastic shows wear, affecting comfort levels.

The best way to do this is to create a mask. That way when exporting the image, you only show the portion of the image you want to.

To create the mask, first create all the artwork you want. then in a top layer, create a no fill, no line shape (whether that be a box or a circle or a shape of any kind– for simplicity sake let's keep it a rectangle for now making sure you have the rectangle sut off some of your image to see the effect later.) Make sure you have all your layers unlocked and then select all. This will not only select all of your artwork, but will also select the no fill, no line shape you created in the top layer. Then right click and select create mask. The effect will then appear right before your eyes!

And what is so great about this is that if any changed need to be made later on, you can go back and change the mask layer later to include or exclude any of your original artwork!

Enjoy!

CDL

The crop tool will not let you crop in shapes like elements cookie cutter tool will. However, there is a work around to do what you want to do which indecently is the same as you would have to do in Photoshop CS4.
1. Create a new document file or press Ctrl + N.
2. Open an image you want to crop.
3. Press Ctrl + A then Ctrl + C to copy the image.
4. Select the new document file you created and press Ctrl + V to paste the new image in a new layer.
5. Select the Rectangle tool or press U for the hotkey.
6. Move the mouse over to the Rectangle Tool and hold down the left mouse button and select Custom Shape Tool.
7. At the top of the menu you will see a Shape: icon with a pull down option. Left Click on the arrow to expand the window to select the shape you want. If you want more shapes to choose from when the shape window is displayed click on the arrowhead with a circle around it and select a new library or all.
8. Use the mouse to draw the shape to the size and location you desire.
9. The shape will be in a new layer with a mask which will cover the image. Hold down the Ctrl key and left click on the Shape 1 layer in the layer window. This will mask the shape and only the shape.
10. Press Ctrl +Shift + I to invert the mask selection.
11. Use the Select pull down menu to Feather, Modify, Contract, Expand and Border if you want apply those effects around the edge of the mask.
12. In the Layer window click on the eye next to the Shape 1 layer to hide the image.
13. Select the image layer you want to crop and press delete which will delete everything outside the custom shape you created.
14. Do not forget you can right click on the image layer and select Blending Option to add drop shadows and other special effects for the cropped shape.

hi. im sure that brake pads are the right reference to your car, but did you cut the disc surface? if you didn´t you must wait until the brake pad surface be in complet contact with the disc surface, meanwile your pedal brake will be to soft because it makes kind of elastic movement in the brake pump. maybe that´s the problem, just wait a few more brakes and see what happens. hope this help you.

This is a convergence problem. Ther are either bad connections at the convergence ICs or the ICs are defective. If you can solder, you can repair this yourself. Try resoldering the pins on the ICs first. If that fails to resolve the problem, replace the ICs. These ICs are large, black and attached to a heat sink. They should be marked STKxxx. Figure on $20 for each one. There will be 2 of them.
Keep us posted.
Dan