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- pat gilbert
- Tustin, CA
- United States
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Today we have more technology to acquire knowledge than than anytime in the past, yet we are more ignorant, what is up with that?
From what I read the knowledge of the average citizen has never been lower. How come?
Schools are doing a poor job.
How come?
The teachers are rewarded on something other than performance.
How come?
The Unions has a huge amount of public influence.
How Come?
They have a lot of money to spend/
How come?
Because various public officials have seen to it that they have collective bargaining.
How come?
Because various government officials have made it so.
How come?
Because these officials benefit hugely because of collective bargaining?
How come?
Because there is no accountability.
How come?
Because the government has slowly made apathy personally beneficial to the voters.
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I did not hear any compelling reason to change my thinking on this. I can be discounted as merely "flag waving" but that is an admission of being guilty of the accusation ie not LOOKING because of preconceived notions.
I think the real answer is an education. I suppose the real question is are people educable? The meme of non prejudice is ubiquitous, and the consequent "I don't make value judgements" renders people quite stupid.
Mar 27 2013: Sheep are easier to herd then foxes. "They" want sheep not foxes.
Mar 27 2013: Yup but I would not give them that much credit, they think from election to election
W. Ying
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We are getting more and "more ignorant"!
It is because our brains can never bio-evolve as fast as the technology and knowledge increase.
Mar 27 2013: The brain is irrelevant.Mar 26 2013: Maybe too many of us attended public schools. The rest of the answers pretty much come from that..
Mar 27 2013: The meme spreads from there, yes I agree. But what most do not see is that is spread tacitly.Mar 15 2013: Where do you think we are at Pat? Technology wise? What i mean is is that i see us possibly where the world was just before the rail roads spread across the planet in the 18th century. The pause before the storm, it took centuries of tinkers to get the steam engine, (though there seems to be designs that looks like steam engines that predate the steam era) maybe this is our tinker time. Discovering new or creating new materials for a new infrastructure.
We can only blame the parents, it they show no interest then their children will show no interest unless you happen across the rare uncut diamond. Language is the first sign, how it is used and pronounced, annunciation. If a person lacks these basic skills then their life choices will be limited unless their parents have taught them to work for nothing at first.
Mar 16 2013: Looking at this from a reverse engineering point of view. What would is the one thing that if changed would change the aggregate intelligence?
If you say the parents, at what generation would this effect a change?
If you say it is a pattern in innovation, why does this have to be the case?
It appears to me that the one thing that would change the culture the parents the pattern of innovation the whole magillah would be to quit giving people stuff, quit training them into entitlement, quit training them to not think critically, as this is construed as prejudice.
In other words simply quit making people dependent on government. Quit training the m to be stupid. Quit fostering dangerous memes to garner votes.
Require at least a rudimentary understanding of what they are voting on to be qualified to vote.
Mar 16 2013: I hate you Pat, you always point out the obvious. Yes, when you think about it, is there a pattern or not? There is always a pattern but whether it is what one thinks it is is a different matter. I'm always pleasantly surprised at how things turn out.
We recently had our second reading of our countries version of the gay marriage bill read in Parliament except most of the country are still old fashioned and can't understand why this is an issue that is perceived to be on the level of your countries civil rights era, it's been rail roaded through the system but not by public pressure, instead it's the international profile points this government wants to foist on us to go out on if they don't get in a third time. A basic rudimentary understanding of a persons government system. We should just line them all up and shoot them for treason and start over.
Mar 16 2013: You are going to have to get in line.
Truthfully NZ is in the top 5 in the world for economic freedom. What ever you are doing it is working. Social issues are a distant second to economic issues as a Libertarian I could not care less about them.Mar 15 2013: No you will not understand me, maybe you do not understand the rules of Empire especially when you are non European.
During the days of Empire we were taught to consume, not to create.
Try and look at Jeremy Paxman documentry on Empire and you will get started and maybe understand.
Did you evr hear the saying. "the red savages".Mar 14 2013: Its not what you have today, but what you acquired yesterday.
Example: The yellow belly rats. Slit eyes, Savage red Indians.The Yellow peril, A chinc in the armour..
Will the superiority image of the past cannot change, it's part of game played by all races.
Mar 15 2013: I don't understand you.Mar 13 2013: As a school teacher for the last 15 years the major change I have noticed regarding the academic success of the average student, is that parents in general take very little interest in the academic success of their children. It's not PC to say to your child that their marks are unacceptable so the child feels no pressure to achieve. I'm just waiting for the time where the entire olympic field for the 100m gets participation medals, then i can enter and win a medal.
pat gilbert
Mar 14 2013: Well Pedro
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I think what you are describing is an extension of what I was talking a about regarding prejudice and how not evaluating things trains children into an inability to determine importance's.Mar 15 2013: Peter, I'm a little off topic here .. but. Do you send physics homework home? How many parents do you think can help them with physics homework? High schoolers who take physics are achievers. Do you grade on the curve? Is this an honors class? What percent of students are accepted into this class? I think that most parents would find a opportunity to fit ... my kids is excelling in his physics class ... into a conversation. So is a class in physics important to the student or just bragging rights to the parent who probally does not understand any of it. Maybe the pressure to achieve at that level is from peers.
Mar 18 2013: My comment was refering to my general teaching. I don't only teach senior physics, I also have general science classes from 7th to 10th grade. Elective physics is available in 11th and 12th grade and in those classes the students are generally self motivated.Mar 13 2013: You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him inform himself and participate in the government of his nation.Mar 13 2013: systems fail but they are ingrained. people are trained to kowtow to systems at all levels, except for the owners and producers of said systems. they are above the law in this sense, but at some point, the system will absorb them too.
there is no longer simply 'knowledge' but versions of it.
you are sharing your version. others will subscribe to their preferred version.
we live, not in the Information Age, but in the Opinion Age which, when combined with peoples' ongoing faith in information has resulted in the Propaganda Age.
the most difficult part of this wondrous new era is that we must hold our opinions while accepting all others. keep waving your own flag. everyone else is..
Mar 14 2013: The system that most certainly fails is the one that does not have to answer to the market place which of course is the government.
The producers are the ones that keep the whole magilla going and answer to the name Atlas.
Your inability to discern what I'm talking about from flag waving indicates your ignorance of what I'm talking about in fact illustrates it.
Mar 14 2013: right back atcha pat
Mar 14 2013: Have a nice dayMar 13 2013: Pat, You made it more than clear that we had the technology available to find the answers but yet we remain ignorant. No responses made reference to Plato, Socrates, the failure of republics both ancient and recent, the cause of the demise. Even as we have pointed out Argentina many times and the current plight of Venezuela, the EU this has been a cry in the dark and once said forgotten. Why.
IMO ... In our representative democracy the voters have the opportunity to see the way to enhance themselves through the politically inept. Since the poor and lower middle class will always out number the "better off" the election will go to those who make promises to "provide" for them. The common factor in all of the failed democracies is to offer socialized programs that cannot be maintained by the economy. Once a society can recieved all of their needs without the benefit of work the end is near. This cannot occur without politicians that find out they can vote themselves money, perks, benefts, and legally place themselves above the laws that they create.
Many people missed the event of the year. The Huffington Post (of all papers) made the claim that Obama's administration is less transparent that Bush's was. Obama recieved a transparency award in private, that was not on his agenda, and the press was not invited. Now that is irony at its best.
Marx and unions have never made sense to me. Thousands of workers say do this or we will shut you down and put ourselves out of a job and go homeless and not be able to feed our kids .. that will show you. Not well thought out.
I would like to think it is a cultural meme. But I believe it to be generational. The immigrants that founded America believed in our system, language, education, and a better life. That outlook has changed to a selfish and self centered generation who live for the day.
Those who fail to learn from the past are doomed to repeat its failures ... the info is available.
All the best.
Mar 14 2013: In a book I was reading at the time the author indicated that the same technology that had created the Roman Empire still existed during the dark ages, yet it was not used.
I just got back from the store, in the alley way behind the store were two bums counting their coins for their next bottle. Not too long ago one of them worked construction. It occurred to me that he was one of the causalities of increased taxes and inflation. I asked the clerks at the store I was at if they had bums in their countries in the middle east. They indicated none nor in many European countries. Many of you will say aha capitalism, and you would be wrong. Here is why:
Jerry saw fit to increase sales tax by just a penny but that means that 12.5% more money went to the governor. This is not nothing.
The public employees make twice what their private sector counterparts make and much more when you consider pensions and healthcare, this money would have been spent instead in the private sector.This is not nothing.
The cost of housing shot up over the years because of regulations that created a dearth in housing while making more money available for housing increasing the price for the housing that was available. This is huge.
Immigrants are subsidized which gives them an advantage when competing with indigenous workers. This takes away jobs from the aforementioned workers. This is huge.
California has raised the cost of doing business to where business's leaves the state/country in droves. This is not nothing.
So on and so forth.
None of this is obvious to the individual who has been trained into equality for all, as we most certainly are not, but what is infinitely more damaging is the inability to determine what is important CAUSED by this meme.Mar 13 2013: Some people have argued that in school and in the accumulation of information afterwards, there has been an increasing tendency to go "a mile wide and an inch deep." The relentless accumulation of bits of information by any individual, or access to it does not in any way guarantee increasing understanding or the ability to use it constructively.
I suspect, without evidence, that the tendency to confirmation bias among adults has increased along with access to information. I also suspect that the increase in the amount of data/information available has not particularly favored high quality information- that there is an increasing amount of high quality, valid material but, hand in hand with that, an increasing amount of false and misleading material, and that people are not necessarily good at telling the difference.
Mar 13 2013: You mentioned this the other day and the need to teach logic.
My contention is the culture has taught them anti logic, the opposite of deductive reasoning. The most basic element of which is what is important.
Mar 13 2013: You got it all wrong Pat. You simply ignore the fact that many people who would previously never have been even heard are now everywhere.
The culture of the past was the culture of the elites. The dumb were hidden in their cottages.
pat gilbert
Mar 13 2013: How am ignoring this ambiguity? I'm talking about the aggregate not some.
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The inability to determine what is important is what fetters people from being able to solve problems as it puts their attention on too wide of an area. On the other end of the spectrum is focusing on too narrow of an area as with real prejudice.Mar 15 2013: Sorry I didn't get back on this, Pat. I am sure the culture, or the environment, is a part of the problem, in conjunction with physical limitations on information processing and a psychological leaning (quite pronounced in some people) toward single-minded attention to confirming prior belief. It is utter closed-mindedness. Many who claim to "love to learn" only love to gather information that confirms their current beliefs. Many are deaf to anything challenging.
It is hard for me even to discuss this subject, because the lack of inclination to critical thinking and the all too frequent willful disregard for anything that challenges prior beliefs is so discouraging- makes it really hard for people to grapple with problems together. Many settings are just endless and predictable superficial arguments that take a lot of time and energy.
At present I have no solution for adults, but I am looking. The issue does not arise, or is easy to shift, in young people.
Mar 15 2013: I think the key is in application as this elevates the discussion from opinion. This is something you do not have to deal with when it comes to math?
One thing I think helps is just in learning logic as this not only disciplines the person in the subject but also makes them more amenable to illogical that they may have. The other I do not see any difference between the discipline of the scientific method and logic.
Scott espouses to the problem is big evil business, Pat espouses to it is big evil government. Both do not need to consider the others perspective as they already have the answer. IMO the truth is never understood by a superficial understanding but in the same breath IMO the truth is simple. I think the answer to this conundrum is in the area of application. What makes for a better standard of living? as this force the discussion into application.
Another example how can an airplane fly. Well of course it is because of Bernouilli's principle most people will say. But if that is true how come an airplane can fly upside down? How come you can make an RC airplane with flat wings that flies just fine? Application cut through the "answer" the person has and makes them look.
We talk about this as though it is rare when in fact logic is the rarity. I don't think the whole answer is Dennet's meme, but it is a big part of it. I view it more that people are generally nuts and would be more nuts if not for the real knowledge they have acquired out of necessity. You might say a job is the only thing that keeps many out of the loony bin.Mar 15 2013: A couple more thoughts.
The source of the illogical is often from someone who benefits financially from the premise. E.G. global warming.
Another factor is the idea of being interested or interesting which Colleen and I discuss often this is a big factor in fostering illogic.
This article (short) talks about some of this:
http://townhall.com/columnists/thomassowell/2013/03/15/intellectuals-and-race-part-iv-n1531154Mar 15 2013: I wrote a long reply and then my computer shut down.
Yes application is central in mathematics but is also a component of pedagogy more generally. People need to know when and how to use tools and strategies and to be able to do it. Opportunities should arise at school. For some people there are loads of challenging opportunities and indeed demand to think critically in the workplace.
Once people are neither at home or workplace, the choice becomes theirs. Some people engage critically with ideas, others only listen to people who agree with them, some do look for possible errors in other's ideas but do not look for strengths, some people scrutinize their own ideas and others have only convinced themselves they do while gathering confirming information.
At a point personal preference or eg-needs sometimes dominate learned thinking skills.Mar 15 2013: And yes, the desire to be thought clever and interesting can interfere with open-mindedness and critical thinking, depending on what the person thinks makes him seem clever and interesting.Mar 13 2013: That is the price we have to pay for having a mass society. Inefficiency is an inherent part of it. I have no reason to doubt all your above statements - the situation is dramatic in certain aspects, yet if you try for once looking at the whole picture from a greater distance you will see that the world, in fact, has never been better educated in its entirety, and people have never been better off than today.
The same is in art. There have never been days when so much crap was produced as today, yet there have never been so many people dabbling in art as today.
We could go on like this finding other parallels. What is more important is the question - is it all one nasty scheme prepared by the government or governments or yet another powerful forces to enslave all of us? I do not think so. No one can control what is happening and even if someone usurpts such rights they must know that life is always a polar phenomenon: whoever posits one thing inevitably posits its opposite at the same time.
The discussion you raised is of utmost importance, no less.Mar 13 2013: The average Amerikan worships lies.
They desire neurosis over the truth.
Thus, they teach neurosis (what isn't true) and pass on their mental illnesses to their children.
Mental illnesses, not of an organic nature, are in over 1/2 the U.S. population; they are spreading and begin at just under eleven years of age, running upwards of 20 years before being spotted, diagnosed properly and treated.
Their parents, and eventually the children, have suffered under intense, decades long, bombardments of propaganda that leads to brainwashing.
The main effect of brainwashing is a dulled ability to reason.
The second main effect is an impeded ability to act.
What are some lies they believe? Voting works. Politicians solve problems.
Bums and those on welfare are hurting the economy, yet D.Rumsfeld can announce the disappearance of 2.3 trillion in transactions with no accountability for those funds and this, the day before 9/11 so it never got discussed or investigated.
If one were to take the time to think about it, they could come up with numerous lies they have been told but all that happens is talk, No action is taken by the populace, the only thing that would stand a chance of working.
And money. Money is the source of all corruption, crime, greed, inequality, poverty, and slavery.
Those are the nutrients money needs in order to survive.
Technology is used to make more money, not as its intended usage which was to free mankind from drudgery, unsafe conditions, dumbing down labor and other negatives along with freeing mankind to enjoy more leisure, in safety.
So technology is another aspect of global existence that is mismanaged by those who control them, such as the earths resources along with the institutions we depend upon.
The risk to human existence isn't over-population or human nature. It is mismanagement by those who promise to solve problems they only create and then profit off of.
Gail .
Mar 13 2013: I don't think it's apathy. I think it's fear. A fear so pervasive and so common to our everyday experience that most people don't even recognize it as fear. The problem is systemicMar 13 2013: How do words impact and effect the mind?Mar 13 2013: I actually have had similar thoughts on this and recently posted a question. I am currently reading "The Dumbest Generation" and it talks about precisely your question. However, I believe that we should be altering the way we view information and not dismiss the obliviousness of today's generation. What I am currently struggling with at the moment is the immensity of information available to me now. There is so much to learn about the world and so much going on that I can't seem to find time to learn it all. My question I posted earlier today pertains to the quality vs quantity of information we should be gathering. In this fast paced society, information and data is flying by every day, and I don't think anyone has the time to un-ignorance themselves in every aspect. What is important for the average person to know?
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Mar 13 2013: I don't think I asked how come enough. I think the real answer is a meme.
Because the government has slowly made apathy personally beneficial to the voters.
How come?
Because people do not evaluate things as that would be construed as prejudice which is the one transgression that is impermissible.
How come?
Because the culture has trained us to be this way.
http://townhall.com/columnists/thomassowell/2013/03/13/intellectuals-and-race-part-ii-n1531114?fb_action_ids=10152659722680065&fb_action_types=og.recommends&fb_ref=column_top&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map={%2210152659722680065%22%3A439220262835183}&action_type_map={%2210152659722680065%22%3A%22og.recommends%22}&action_ref_map={%2210152659722680065%22%3A%22column_top%22}Mar 13 2013: Good point Pat. The average person is like a dog chasing its tail.
They are so busy, and most of them could care less.


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Who Has the Most Flawless Style Track Record?
So many celebs have covetable closets we'd love to raid, but who has the most consistently fabulous style? See if you can guess right here.
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From the thread covering my review, I thought I might include for discussion here the notable programs that I left out of the review. TexNotes and OneNote are the two big ones that are not included that will definitely be included in my next review.
I've tried OneNote, and while it lacks several features that prevent me from commiting to it as my primary notetaker, it does show a lot of promise. Furthermore, if you keep up with the news, it sounds like the new OneNote (2007) is going to be awesome and have lots of great features.
Texnotes, which I initially thought was bloatware, is actually fantastic. It does so much, and seems to do it really fast and efficiently. I'll write more about it later. From looking at it right now, it's going to give Mybase a run for it's money, and it might even knock Mybase out of the Big Three in its particular category.
The problem I've been having recently with Mybase is that even though it has a lot of features, something is mentally preventing me from using a lot of the more interesting ones. It has to do with how they are implemented, some slight annoyances just make me say, "forget it, I don't need to use it anyway." More on this later. TexNotes seems to do some of these things better (at first glance).
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Frozen Planet DVD
Price: $39.98
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- Number of Discs: 3
- Run Time: 350 Minutes
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- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Language: English
- Studio: BBC Warner
- DVD Release Date: April 17, 2012
- Subtitles: English, Spanish, French-Canadian
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FRENCH: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Cast: David Attenborough
- Genre: Documentary
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Science At The End Of The Earth - A Look at Scientific Exploration At The South Pole
Freeze Frame - Seven "Making Of" Featurettes, One At The End Of Each Episode
Production Video Diaries - A Set of 47 Revelatory Video Shorts
Frozen Planet: The Epic Journey - The Greatest Moments Of Frozen Planet
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On Thin Ice - A unique exploration into how climate change is affecting the animals and people of the polar regions and what that might mean for the rest of us.
Science at the Ends of the Earth An examination of the remarkable scientific work being performed at the South Pole.
Freeze Frame A series of six 10-minute making of featurettes, one for each episode.
Production Video Diaries A set of 47 video shorts made by the Frozen Planet producers, directors, camera crew and more, giving personal insights into this remarkable series.
Frozen Planet: The Epic Journey The best moments from this remarkable series compiled into one 60-minute highlights special.
This is a DVD collection you want to own and share an expansive learning tool that sparks the imagination and inspires geographic and environmental awareness through mesmerizing visuals and narration. You will also want to catch Frozen Planet when it airs on Discovery Channel on March 18, for a unique version, narrated by David Attenborough!
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Because the drugs never work
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I keep it to myself 'cause I've gotta get paid
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I know I seem like a geek but I'm deeper dude
Never got picked in gym I was a weaker dude
So I built myself a bong out of beaker tube
Then I smoked all them *****es like I'm pikachu.
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One down, five to go...
fly from here......but as the chosen pessimist
Get born again, just repeat a couple lies.
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you'll never look back
You'll never stop swimming, you'll always be tracked
Your life has transformed, your power has grown
You minions stretch for leagues,
for a bloody coral throne
A crown of murdered foes, will sit upon your head
Those that wish to challenge you
Will wish that they were dead
The beasts of the sea will collect and submit
Pray for your forgiveness, and live as you permit
And you'll say:
I am the Water God!!!!!!!!
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Like Kurasawa I make mad films
Okay, I don't make films
But if I did they'd have a Samurai
Gonna get a set a' better clubs
Gonna find the kind with tiny nubs
Just so my irons aren't always flying off the back-swing
Gotta get in tune with Sailor Moon
'Cause the cartoon has got the boom anime babes
That make me think the wrong thing
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English, Scottish, and Irish: from Middle English whit 'white', hence a nickname for someone with white hair or an unnaturally pale complexion. In some cases it represents a Middle English personal name, from an Old English byname, Hwīt(a), of this origin. As a Scottish and Irish surname it has been widely used as a translation of the many Gaelic names based on bán 'white' (see Bain 1) or fionn 'fair' (see Finn 1). There has also been some confusion with Wight.
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Midwest Living Review
Even if we hadn't known that Norwegian immigrants established this Lutheran college in 1861, it wouldn't have taken us long to pick up on some of the clues. Dozens of people in the crowd at the annual Christmas at Luther concert sport beautiful Norwegian sweaters with their telltale bands of snowflake-style designs. Several of the carols on the holiday program are sung in Norwegian, and you'll find Norwegian goods for sale (and flags flying) in downtown Decorah. All of those little details add a wholesome, old-world vibe to a holiday visit to this college, where nearly half of the 2,500 students are musicians and about 20 percent of them plan to make a career in music. The school has six choirs and three orchestras among its music offerings, which explains, in part, the power of Christmas at Luther. But only in part. Fans of Handel's "Messiah" who thrill at "For Unto Us a Child is Born" have heard it in an entirely breathtaking way when 650 trained singers lend their voices to the Biblical words of Isaiah. "Ave Maria," sung by a tenor choir with a fresh arrangement, takes on a wholly different and prayerful sound. The singers, some clad in colorful choir robes, others in black, systematically make their way through the 1,600-seat auditorium inside the Center of Faith and Life, appearing in the aisles and balcony as often as they stretch across the stage. A pipe organ lends a churchlike feel to some pieces, while a capella moments prompt simple reverence. Iowa Public Television broadcasts an Emmy-award-winning Christmas at Luther concert from 2005, but it can't replace seeing the assembly in person. Tickets generally sell out months in advance, but we were able to snag two folding chairs in the back of the auditorium a few weeks before a 2011 show. The $22 we spent for two tickets to this amazing concert was more than worth the price of admission, and it clearly is a holiday tradition for generations of families, whether they hail from Norway or not.


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Attached is a Google Sketchup drawing of a welding table idea (not built yet). I'd like to get opinions. The idea is to make the table small for my limited space, but also have it expandable when needed. The drawing shows the bottom view with 2" x 1/8" square tubes with nuts welded so bolts can clamp the cross bars. I'm not yet sure what tubing sizes telescope well, so the tubing might have to change (seeking advice in this too)
The cool thing is that when slid shut, it's a solid (hopefully flat) top, but then gaps can be opened for mid-table clamping. I figure the top is 3 pieces of 12" x 30" x 3/8"(maybe be even 1/4" since it's pretty well supported with 2" angle around the edge.). When shut, the table is 30" x 36", but it can be opened to 5 feet, and even wider with longer bars.
The pluses I see with this are adjustability, mid-table clamping, and that its made of smaller pieces that I can handle without risking my back. The down sides are that I have to make lots of pieces for this and get the telescoping to work, and the risk that the results won't end up as flat as I'd like. I'm also on the fence about tacking or bolting the top on. With 12" x 30" top sections, I can fit them on my mill and put in some tapered holes.
Whadyall think?
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01-03-2010, 03:15 AM #1Member
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Welding table idea - feedback?
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Good concept. Obviously you put a fair amount of thought into what you needed.
My concern, would be bringing the thought to reality.
The way that table is designed would be "very" expensive to build and "very" difficult to execute.
As you mentioned you haven't done a lot of research on what tube fits inside another tube. Problem is most "tube" has a welded seam on the inside which prohibits a "tight fit". To aleviate this you would probably want to use "receiver tube" like for a trailer hitch (true 2" ID with no seam). Don't know if you've priced receiver tube lately, but a stick isn't cheap.
Aligning and maintaining alignment during fabrication will be a real challenge. Welding will definitely "move" your pieces around. A slight warp will cause the male parts to bind in the receiver.
And, all this to basically gain a little working surface.
As I mentioned, looks good on paper (good thought) but may be "extremely" difficult and expensive to produce in the real world.Syncrowave 250 DX Tigrunner
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Does your dining room table have a removable leaf? If not, I bet you know someone who has one that does. Crawl under there and get some pointers and ideas. Most of them have cam-lock devices that draw the sections together - great feature that you might want to incorporate.
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Interesting design. Looks like it would be portable and modular. Some experimentation and prototyping would be needed to verify the concept works in the real world but it look to be a worthwhile pursuit.
One thing that might work to alleviate the seam weld interference...mill a shallow groove in the insert tubing to allow clearance for the seam weld protrusion of the receiving tube.
I've never actually done it so some research would be in order. I've never given much thought as to the the consistency of location of the seam weld on tubing. And the insert tube would have to be of heavy enough wall to allow milling a groove of suitable depth and maintain required strength. Also I'm not sure how well tubing would fit inside one another over longer distances and tighter tolerances.
Of course also adds to fabrication time and maybe expense. But just a thought.
I think it's a smart idea, but the part that would worry me is the telescoping tubing. Over time, and with enough hammering, I think you'll be vulnerable to the thing becoming swaybacked instead of flat. And if you use stock heavy enough (and like SmokinPRranch says, without the weld line), it might become very difficult to expand/compress -- and expensive.
It might make more sense to think of two separate tables, each with their own set of four legs, and have the two table tops (and their substructure) interlock -- almost like a yin yang symbol, but with right angles, and probably with even more 'peninsulas and coves,' if that makes any sense. (I wish I could draw a picture.)
It's a cool concept, without a doubt.
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Another thought...
Check out http://www.8020.net Their extrusions might be able to be incorporated into your concept.
Keep us posted as you progress.
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i'd second sundowiii's comments.
i think it would end up being a female-dog
to keep everything lined up right and all that.
instead, i'd build a base smaller table and maybe
consider add-on extensions of some form to use
when doing something "big" maybe not even an
extension to the table, per se, but rather just a
stand that can be repositioned as needed.
what are you proposing to work on
that would in part help figure out the
"best" course of action
If you've got access to a lathe with a four jaw chuck you can offset the outer tube and use a boring bar to machine out the seam.Just a thought.Dynasty 200DX "Blue Lightning"
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To eliminate the weld seam in the receiver tubes you can use DOM (drawn over mandrel) tubing, it's a little more expensive but worth it if you want to telescope them. I telescope tubing frequently in some of the conveyors that I build that have to be height adjustable. You will never find a "tight" fit but you can find tubing that will work. When you weld the receiver tubes to the top you'd need to have all 3 pieces of the table top lying flat. Using a length of the inner tubing you can then align and weld the receiver tubes to the table and each other. I would only use small stitch welds to hold the top to the tubes so you don't warp it too much. I'd also use a heavy wall thickness on the tubes to prevent it from becoming a sway back nag in case you put heavy projects on it. I wouldn't use anything less than 3/8" for the top either.
Your idea can and will work if done properly. I think it is a good idea for limited space applications. Just don't put too heavy of projects on it and don't use it as an anvil either and beat the crap out of it.Blondie (Owner C & S Automotive)
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For the outer tubing use 3/16" wall & then the inner should fit. So a 2" od tube with 3/16" wall gives you an id of 1.625 & that will let a 1.5" od tube slide into it even with the weld seam. Depending on how much weight & pounding will go on top of it will determine how big the tubes & plate should be. You could make a table with hinged ends & drop legs, kinda like a buffet table to save space when not in use. Your idea is o/k but will take a lot of time for a novice to build it right so it works. If you got nothing but time then go ahead.MM250
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ORLEANS – Senior day is a special occasion for any high-school athlete. It is the day that they get recognized and get the respect paid to them that they deserve for their 4 years of service.
DERBY–The Craftsbury Chargers visited UCA for the rubber match of their three game season series. UCA's Lady Crusaders had taken the first game at Craftsbury early in the season. Earlier this week, UCA went back to Craftsbury and were defeated solidly by a score of 5-1. Their final match-up would prove to be an exciting contest.
ORLEANS – Lake Region hosted the Hazen Wildcats Saturday afternoon, as part of the festivities for the annual Homecoming Weekend. Both teams played a very physical and tough game, but neither team could find the back of the net, as the game would end in a 0-0 draw.
The conditions could not have been worse for a soccer game, high winds and rain poured down for the duration of the contest and players were slipping and sliding all over the soccer pitch, but it did not deter the Ranger Faithful, who packed in across the hilltop to cheer on the team.
SPRINGFIELD-North Country Head Coach Bob Davis wanted to stress fundamentals and shore up execution. That was accomplished in spades as NCU rolled to its seventh victory of the year 63-6 over the outmanned Springfield Cosmos.
CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Academy Lady Chargers picked up a much needed win Tuesday afternoon against the Concord Wildcats.
Morgan Churchill got the scoring going early giving her Wildcats a 1-0. But, the Chargers bounced right back as Iva Wright would score unassisted to tie the game at 1-1. The game would remain in a deadlock until Melanie Sergiev scored unassisted, from 15 yards out, with 10 minutes to go in the contest.
On her goal, Sergiev injured her leg just below the knee and was taken to the hospital; her injury status is currently unknown.
EAST MONTPELIER– The North Country boys' and girls' XC teams traveled to U-32 for a chilly meet on a brisk Wednesday afternoon.
The boys finished 1st out of 6 teams with a great team effort from the top 5 runners, keeping their score down to 28 points with 4 Falcons finishing in the top 6 spots.
ORLEANS–The undefeated BFA-Fairfax Bullets are a good soccer team.
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WINOOSKI – The Lady Rangers traveled south Tuesday afternoon, to face off against the Winooski Spartans, and they came away with a 2-0 victory. The Spartans have played Lake Region tough as of late, having lost 3-1 last Monday. Tyrah Urie netted both goals for the Blue and White; the second coming with 3 minutes to go in the game, to clinch it for Lake Region. With her two goals on Thursday, Urie's season total is up to 14. Jordan Cowles once again started in net and she earned her first career shutout, saving both shots she faced during the game.
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Robert and Sarah Schafer of Mount Ayr are parents of a daughter born Nov. 13, 2012. Kaelyn Elizabeth Schafer weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Eric Dredge of Mount Ayr and Diana and Shannon Arends and Kristi and Allen Schafer, all of Diagonal.
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Hi forum users, I sent this email to Miller tech and am waiting a response, hope you will weigh in too.
I went to my local esab/miller dealer and got an answer i don't believe.
I have an esab 350mpi and just picked up a used miller spoolmatic 30a spoolgun. My dealer said there is no way to connect the two and rec'd a
new power source and gun....hmmm.
your 30a manual shows it plugging directly into a 115v ac power source
outlet, which is what my esab puts out its feeder plug receptacle. can your spoolgun run off my power source if i make/purchase a plug to run the ac power
to the correct plug sleeves- the 350mpi has a switch to switch contactor control between on-off / always on on the front of the machine. Does the gun care in the contactor is always on - i realise this could be a safety issue if the user was unawares.
lastly, what is the input voltage of the 30a spoolgun? your manual does not list it.
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spoolmatic 30a spoolgun and esab power source? compatibe
NOPE, you would need a WC-24 and a adaptor box to mate the 2 together.
The 30A needs a driver board, ie the WC-24, which in turn needs 24 VAC 1 Amp to run,
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A wc24 box with a psa2 box
The 30a does NOT have a motor controll board, that's why in needs a secondary box to run it
the 30a has a potentiometer and a motor in it, the pot feeds the motor control board and the board feeds power to the motor through the controll cable, so simply applying power will NOT work.
An older spoolmatic 3 has everything built in, supply 24v Ac and it'll run.
Your spoolmatic 30a requires another box (Millermatic with 10 pin connector, wc24, or wc115)
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The wc115 takes 115v wall power and supplies everything needed to run the 30a.
the wc24 needs 24v Ac supplied to it to run.
the psa2 takes 115v wall power and supplies 24vac.


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Editor's Note: This article is adapted from What's Next? Finding Your Passion and Your Dream Job in Your Forties, Fifties, and Beyond.
En español | A police officer turned music agent. A Navy captain who became a circus manager. A botanist who traded plants for making chocolate. Those are a few of the major career changes among boomers and retirees I interviewed for my book, What's Next? Finding Your Passion and Your Dream Job in Your Forties, Fifties, and Beyond.
Each one faced a different set of challenges. Yet their stories reveal common threads.
Many of these men and women were spurred to discover what really matters to them and transform their work (and, in turn, personal) lives by a crisis or loss that starkly revealed the fleeting nature of life. No one acted impulsively. They paused. They planned. They bypassed helter-skelter approaches and pursued prudent, well-researched moves.
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Each person had a flexible time horizon for his or her venture. If necessary, these people added the essential skills and degrees before they made the leap. They often apprenticed or volunteered beforehand. They reached out to their networks of social and professional contacts to ask for help and guidance.
They downsized and planned their financial lives in order to be able to afford a cut in pay or the cost of a start-up. Several were fortunate to have a spouse's steady income or had some outside investments, retirement savings and pensions in place to ease the transition to their new line of work.
But what really sticks with me is that they all share confidence in the direction they've taken. They collectively work longer hours, but it doesn't matter. They only wish they had done it sooner.
You might know you want to do something different but don't have the courage to do it yet. Take a breath.
Here are my top 10 tips for making a career change.
1. Understand what's behind your desire to make a change
Maybe you are starting to become disillusioned with work. You're bogged down. Perhaps you're no longer on the way up. This is the time to step back and think about life more broadly. Be warned, career changers can go into mourning. All of a sudden, you realize how you miss your old career, and you're not really open to replacing those things.
The longer time frame you have to plan, the better. Start working at age 50 on a career you might not get around to until age 60. If you have lots of time, you can try out some ideas and possibilities, role-play and do a little bit of those things to see if that is the direction you want to go.
2. Get your life in order
Get physically and financially fit. Change is stressful. When you're physically fit, you have more energy and are mentally sharper to face the challenges ahead. Starting a new career later in life takes an incredible amount of strength and energy.
Debt will kill your dreams. It limits your choices. Without the burden of crushing credit card bills and a big mortgage, you're nimble. Being debt-free allows you the freedom to pursue work that may pay less initially, if you're starting over in a new field. Or if you are starting your own business, it tides you over until you can afford to pay yourself a salary — sometimes a year or more.
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How can you decrease your college debt?
After exploring all your grant aid and scholarship options (aid you don't have to pay back) and factoring in college savings, there's a good chance you'll still need more money to meet your college expenses. That might mean applying for a student loan. Loans must be repaid, so be smart about how much you borrow and have a plan to pay it back.
Know how much you need
Before enrolling in school and accruing debt, check out your estimated net price after financial aid at any of Indiana's colleges with the Indiana College Costs Estimator. You can decrease your college debt by borrowing only what you need. Use a student budget calculator to determine how much additional money you will need. If you're already enrolled, you can see which courses transfer among all Indiana colleges at TransferIN.net.
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You can decrease your college debt by matching the cost of your college degree with your expected salary. Explore careers to see what your expected salary will be. Remember that starting salaries are much lower than average salaries in any field.
Know the types of loans
Loans are either federal or private. You can decrease your college debt by choosing federal loans first. You must file your FAFSA by March 10 (or your college's deadline) each year, or you could lose your federal loan eligibility.
- Federal loans are from the federal government and include the Perkins and Stafford Loans for students and the Parent PLUS loans for parents. Federal loans almost always have lower, fixed interest rates. (When you pay back your loan, you will pay both principal—the original amount you received as a loan—and interest—a percentage of the principal. The faster you pay off the principal, the less interest you will have to pay.)
- Private loans are from private companies. They usually have higher interest rates that may not be fixed, so you may wind up paying more interest than you thought.
Credit cards are a type of loan—but watch out! You should never put tuition on your credit card unless you know you can pay it off when the bill comes. Credit cards often have very high interest rates for the amount you aren't able to pay, and the bills will be due every month—much sooner than you'll have to pay off a federal student loan.
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Financial aid scams are real, and you need to be aware of the tactics some companies can use to convince you to buy their services. Knowing the warning signs to look for can save you a lot of time, money and headaches.
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- "You're guaranteed at least $3,000 in college aid or your money back." This claim doesn't mean anything. Most students are eligible for at least $3,000 in federal loans anyway. A loan is considered student aid, so you can't ask for a refund if that's all you're offered. And remember: Refund guarantees often have conditions or strings attached, so always get refund policies in writing.
- "We're the only ones who can help you through the process and find all the aid you're eligible to receive." Unlikely. Plenty of free help is available at CashForCollegeIndiana.org.
- "Give us your bank account information, so we can deposit your scholarship with our standard processing fee." Watch out! Legitimate organizations don't charge scholarship processing fees. Don't give anyone your bank account information, credit card number or Social Security Number unless you initiated the contact and trust the company. Be careful: This information can be used for identity theft.
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You can decrease your college debt by maintaining full-time student status until you graduate and by finishing your degree as quickly as possible. The less time you spend in school, the less money you'll have to borrow. Read about finishing faster to make the most of your time in college.
For federal loans, you will have to start paying back loans if you are no longer a full-time student. Usually, 12 credit hours or more during spring and fall semesters are required to maintain full-time status. Check with your financial aid office to see exactly when you will need to start making repayments. If you have taken out private loans, repayment may start at any time. Save all paperwork on the loans and contact the lending agent if you have questions.
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Remember, your loan repayments will be part principal (the original amount you received from the lender) and part interest. You can use a loan calculator to estimate your monthly repayment.
As a general rule of thumb, the total amount you borrow should never be more than what you expect to earn in one year after graduation. Explore careers to see expected salaries, but remember that starting salaries are much lower than average salaries.
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Remember that you'll have to pay back more than you received, so don't use loans to pay off other bills or for unnecessary expenses. Student loans should only be used for expenses related to getting your education, not for shopping sprees or car payments. Those things can wait until you have a valuable degree! Decrease your college debt by following Learn More Indiana's checklist for borrowing and repaying loans.


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Online chessboard with adjustable board width and board height
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The WiseBoard Editor is an interactive chessboard whose width and height can be set arbitrarily. The chessboard can be edited by adding chess figurines to the board, moving chess figurines on the board, and removing chess figurines from the board. The editing history - the history of changes to the board - is stored in memory giving you full undo support and the possibility to play chess games with yourself. Additionally, you can open the current editing situation in a new window. Notice that The WiseBoard Editor can be a useful tool for position analysis: you can have as many chessboards as you please and each chessboard remembers what has happened on it. Moreover, you can save the results of your chess analysis.
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Type your e-mail address in the form below. You will be able to unsubscribe at any time. Each message that you receive from the WiseBoard Chess mailing list will contain a link that you can use to unsubscribe from this list. Additionally, you can use this unsubscribe form at any time.
Our Plans for a Mighty Online Chess Website
We are going to offer the following chess services on our website:
Whether you will be playing a private game, participating in a tournament, or reading the discussion forum, you will always have access to an interactive chessboard (WiseBoard Editor) allowing you to do the following things:
Analysis Tools and Discussion Forum
Notice that the WiseBoard Editor can be a useful tool for position analysis because you can have as many chessboards as you please and each chessboard remembers what has happened on it - allowing you to return to previous positions in the analysis history and open them in new windows to reflect the branching nature of chess analysis. Additionally, you can save your analysis results for future access or post them to the discussion forum.
Our chess discussion forum is going to be a really suitable place for exchanging chess ideas, asking chess questions, and solving chess problems collectively - thanks to the option of posting static diagrams or dynamic diagrams with an embedded game history. Such dynamic diagrams can start with any arbitrarily set position and allow navigation through the embedded history.
Forum readers will be able to open such posted diagrams into their private WiseBoard Editor windows, do all things mentioned above to these diagrams, and post a response diagram to the forum as a reply. Of course, it will be possible to write normal text in the forum.
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Our interface is going to be easy to use and rich in possibilities to make it comfortable for you to play good chess. We will give you the option to choose between many sets of images for the chess figurines, and you will be able to adjust the size of the squares to make the board larger or smaller. (Try out different square sizes in our WiseBoard Editor demo version.) Our powerful analysis tools will make it easy for you to think and analyze your position before you make your move. We hope to bring out your best chess skills by giving you a good chess-playing interface.
We are already writing the code to make this all work
We have already started writing the programs that are necessary to set this project going. At the present moment, we are showing the first crude version for demo purposes. Take a look at the WiseBoard Editor to get a foretaste of the future power of WiseBoard Chess at Apronus.com.
If you are interested in the future of the WiseBoard Chess project, you can increase our motivation to keep on working on this project by subscribing to the WiseBoard Chess mailing list. If we see many people signing up for the mailing list, we will know that there is interest in our solution for the problem of playing good chess online and discussing chess online, and so we will work harder to get it started as soon as possible.


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A cheerful, colorful, beautiful vintage classic, promoting the new skiing chair lift at Monte Lema, in Switzerland's Malcantone region! Originally produced, it appears, in the 1950s, this poster features a reprint of this spectacular travel poster that sold thrills, happiness, and modern ski resort technology, to tourists the world over looking for their next great alpine destination. A rare classic, perfect for home, office or ski chalet! Another premium-quality classic reproduction from New York's Avenue A Cards.
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- Outcome assessments continue to be developed, implemented, revised, and refined for both sides of our services: the Medical/Nursing division and the Psychological Services division.
- Areas of learning to be assessed are determined from robust SHS staff meeting dialog. The assessment process and development of assessment tools are discussed both independently and collaboratively among all Student Health Services staff.
- Assessment results are discussed at regular staff
meetings and reported in the SHS annual program reviews. Hard
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- Programmatic changes are instituted as indicated by assessment findings.
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- August 15, 2014 flex day with departmental meeting with SLO discussion
- May 16, 2014 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Student Health Services full staff retreat which included SLO presentations and discussion
- February 6, 2014 Professional Development Flex Day with departmental SLO discussion
- January 9, 2014 flex day with departmental meeting with SLO discussion
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Joining Douglas are event co-organizer Thom Schuyler and a host of other A-list songwriters, including Tony Arata, Mike Reid, Don Henry and J. Fred Knobloch.
Nashvillian Farrell Mason, whose son was diagnosed with cancer on a Christmas day when he was 10, conceived the event. After her son's successful treatment, Mason committed to raise money for cancer research and support for families of cancer-stricken children. Schuyler lost his father to cancer at age 47; he gathers songwriter pals each year for the show.
"The songwriters love the candlelit stage, the camaraderie of friends and helping out kids during the holidays," Schuyler said.
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"An unusually good documentary about an outlandish miscarriage of justice." Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune. Ken Burns's latest documentary examines the 1989 case of five black and Latino teenagers convicted of raping a white woman in Central Park. After each spent between 6 and 13 years in prison, a serial rapist confessed to the crime.
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You don't have to be a computer nerd to appreciate the history of Apple. This poster—which chronicles the journey of development from Lisa to the MacBook Air— is a crash course to the inside workings of one of the world's most important brands. And, let's face it, it will be great fodder for conversation next time you share the elevator with that cute boy next door who works at Google.
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The newly-passed American Tax Relief Act of 2012" sets a permanent lifetime gift tax exemption of more than $5 million. Thus, its likely many wealthy clients will continue to make large family gifts. If they are giving away hard-to-value assets, they might consider following a tactic from the Wandry case, decided by the Tax Court in 2012.
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New Rammed Earth Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center Introduces Travelers to Green Design
Unlike most welcome centers and rest areas, the new Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center really encourages visitors to get out of their cars and stretch their legs. The entire site covers more than 26 acres and it features more than one mile of walking trails. The grounds contain several cleansing wetlands that are intended to collect and clean runoff from Interstate 25.
But the main attraction is the new 27,000-square-foot building, which is made from rammed earth. To emphasize the building technique, the walls of the welcome center are striped to represent cross-sections of the earth and the layers of time that it took to build it. Rammed earth is considered a sustainable building technique uses a readily-available resource (soil), and it minimizes the need to use wood or quarry stone.
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Avery® Assorted Removable See-Through Color Dots 5796, 1/4" Round, Pack of 864Product Number: 5796
These Removable See-Through Color Dots are designed to help you find your way. Their translucent color allows you to affix them to maps, reports, ledger sheets and more without concealing important data. The labels are removable so you can easily peel them away when no longer needed. Mark outdated figures that need updating or plan the stops on your next road trip. These convenient labels will help keep you on the right track.
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I was an art major and am very color coordinated. I have been an organizer all my life...and still am. I love the repositioning aspect and the colors rock keep me inspired and organized!
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Our district uses a positive behavior system and we keep track of the students daily behavior. I use the colored dots on a chart for each student as each color represents the level of behavior that the students are on. We have added orange so I am in need of obtaining that color as well as read, yellow, and green.
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Our Church raises over ten thousand dollars annually with an all church garage sale. Pricing things will make your eyes cross! Until a smart woman thought of these wonderful colorful dots! WOO HOO
We assigned a color to a price and whammy we were done pricing in no time! LIFE SAVERS ! I love these dots...After the garage sale I used some I had left to organize my classroom jobs at school. I'm a smart woman too! Little ones..could have a yellow dot on each shoe that kisses a dot on the other shoe to help them put their shoes on the right feet! SO many! ideas come to mind....I can see me saying to little guys...put your socks in the red dot drawer! Put your ideas into organization mode and try these!
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When a group of people in a meeting wants to vote on different options, these dots are perfect for the job! Easy to use, bright colors, don't take up much space in my meeting supply box. And they are well-priced.
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I collect thimbles and use them to number the thimble on the inside or the spot they are in the case. great for referencing, however overtime the adhesive does dry and they do fall off. i just replace them.
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Let's Kill Kenny!!! :o)) New "South Park" game coming next year!
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We're gonna have to get you into the shop.
Thanks, Robin!
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Oh man, its friday, you'll be in the shop the whole weekend, dont you hate when you cant disapprove over the weekend?
You'll need a loaner, let me see if either Paprika or Elvira are available. You can't go without active disdain over the weekend.
I think Paprika might be a bit overkill. Remember, Paprika is a Destruct-o-Bun! (See Paprika's entry for details!)
Poor Hoyle (if Hoyle is the bun with the broken disdain-o-meter). I hope he can get it fixed soon.
And there's to be NO taking advantage of Hoyle while his disdain-o-meter is out of action and he can't disapprove fully!
Well, today our Zoey is primed and ready to take over.
Poor Hoyle .. missing a long summer weekend of great dissaproving. His people better have their cast-iron suits on Monday when they go get him!
Hooray! The bunnies are famous! It's tough to disapprove of internet stardom, you know. :) Thanks so much Cinnamon and your hoomin team for making my bunnies dreams come true!
"Don't worry, it won't cost you a thing. Since your stoopid hoomins make ya disapprove so much, they burned it out. We'll send them the bill. Who cares if their insurance rates go up!!! Maybe they'll learn their lesson an' try not to be so stoopid!
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16 December 2010Historic Scotland attractions have had their best season on record. The government agency today (16th December) issued figures from 1st April until 30th September, which saw 2,463,461 visitors through the doors of a Historic Scotland ticketed property during this period. This exceeds the agency's previous best performance at this stage (2006-07) by almost 5,000 visitors.
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Im sure there have been previous threads on this but im starting another anyway.. i just bought a 10# spool of 035 flux core and gotta say that i am pretty impressed with it. I will definetly be buying it again. It welds just as good as lincoln or hobart. Anyone else tried it?
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I bought 1 of the 10# spools and it worked great. I bought another one, but it had bad flux. I would get about a good weld then it was like I had no flux. It was just nasty looking and weak.
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Pages Park Youth Scheme launched as a Bike Club on Wednesday 20 October 2010 with bike maintenance workshops. The workshops give young people the opportunity to fix their bikes, as many of the bikes were not road worthy condition.
The workshops provided by Sam Darling of MBRS UK Ltd are deliberately hands-on, giving the young people practical skills needed to regularly maintain their bikes and fix common problems they might face like punctures and brake failures.
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Have you checked out Chaco's Ponsul shoe yet? The Ponsul is the perfect shoe for water adventure, with a molded TPU toe bumper for protection, a neoprene sock to keep out debris, and Custom Adjust'em straps to provide the fit Chaconians know and love. Backpacker Magazine and Rapid Magazine have taken note and agree with resounding thumbs up!


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Friday, January 10, 2003Johnson City, Tenn. (Jan. 10, 2003) - East Tennessee State's volleyball team continued its strong tradition of excellence in the classroom as a number of its student-athletes collected academic accolades for the fall semester.
First-year players, freshman Katie Ralph (Port Orchard, Wash.) and sophomore Marty Irvin (Knoxville, Tenn.), earned dean's list honors, while freshmen Meghan Connolly (Solon, Ohio) and Renee Vesey (Paw Paw, Mich.) and juniors Katie Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.) and Rachel Shifflett (Axton, Va.) were named to the honor roll.
"I'm very proud of these girls and the work they have put into being successful in the classroom," said head coach Deane Webb. "Having half of our team recognized in this manner indicates the focus and priority these players have placed on their academics, and also speaks highly for Shannon Mincey, our assistant coach who works diligently with them on their academic success and progress."
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We can always count on Dusen Dusen for a dose of sunshine in the middle of winter. Ellen Van Dusen's pretty-but-not-prim take on cool-girl style is a refreshingly unpretentious vision that's particularly welcome during the intense season that is Fashion Month. We've got our hands on yet another playful lookbook — and yes, there are dogs involved, as there should be in any self-respecting fashion endeavor.
This time, Dusen Dusen expands on the typically sugar-coated color palette and geometric shapes with the addition of an alphabet print for Fall 2014. And, while we wouldn't say this collection would be out of place in a kindergarten classroom, that's actually a pretty great thing. (School teacher chic, anyone?). That, plus the fact that the sunglasses collection is giving Karen Walker a serious run for her money, makes this a definite entry on our 2014 shopping list.