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When he died in 1957 at the age of 90, nationally known landscape impressionist Homer Davisson was remembered as the "dean of Indiana artists." But that notoriety hasn't prevented his former Fort Wayne studio from being threatened by the ravages of time, bureaucracy and the personal hardship of the former Fort Wayne resident hoping to save and restore it.
The 121-year-old boarded-up building at 331 W. Pontiac St. doesn't look like much now – "It's a barn, there's no way around that," historic preservation architect Craig Leonard concedes – but it means quite a bit to historians, artists and University of Wisconsin-River Falls associate professor of history Victoria Houseman, a former south-side resident who bought the property about three years ago before she even knew about its connection with the artist she had long admired.
"I like to come back to Fort Wayne, (the property) was very inexpensive and we thought we could turn it into a place to stay during visits. But I was always interested in Midwest painters, and I was thrilled to discover that Davisson worked there," said Houseman, who with her husband spent more than $20,000 on reconstruction of the crumbling chimney and the removal brush and debris.
But when the long illness and eventual death of her father, Jerry Houseman (who unsuccessfully challenged U.S. Rep. Mark Souder in 1996) brought renovations to a sudden and prolonged stop, her problems with the city's Neighborhood Code inspectors began.
When the people hired to maintain the property allowed the lawn to become overgrown in violation of the city's weed ordinance, the inspectors took notice and, according to Houseman, suggested at a hearing late last year that an order to raze the structure "might be closer than you think." She is now seeking to have the structure declared a local historic landmark which would protect it from demolition, but another Code Enforcement is scheduled for next month, and Houseman fears the worst.
City spokeswoman Mary Tyndall, however, stressed that despite cracks in the foundation and other issues, there is no imminent threat. "But they need to show progress," said Tyndall. Davisson's adjacent home, which was built in 1873, burned and was removed in 2004.
But to Leonard and other preservationists, even the possibility that the most visible remnant of Davisson's life in Fort Wayne might share a similar fate is enough to raise concerns. Leonard, who met Houseman earlier this year after she gave a lecture on local classical scholar and author Edith Hamilton at the main library, has contacted officials with historic preservation group ARCH, the adjacent Williams-Woodland historic district and others about the need to save the building whose plainness belies its importance.
"The problem is that the Housemans are not here, and it's difficult to deal with these things alone," he said. "But it's a place associated with the 'dean of Indiana artists.' "
I don't want to paint city code inspectors as the villains here. They have a difficult, endless and thankless job to do, and blighted properties can and do drag down entire neighborhoods. But it's equally clear that the Housemans made a good-faith effort to improve the property, and would have done more by now, had not life – and death – intervened.
"(The studio's) never been a home, but we want to make it into one. It was originally a carriage house. There's no plumbing and minimal electricity," Houseman said. "This has really weighed on my mind. All of a sudden they just seemed like they wanted to knock it down. I don't understand the urgency. We're in limbo."
Given all of the other buildings in town that are in a far more advanced state of disrepair, with no historic importance or hope of renewal, the city should do all it can to remove the uncertainty. The Housemans should make immediate repairs if necessary, and Code Enforcement should respond by giving them the time they need to finish the job.
Turning a boarded-up shack into an attractive, taxable, livable home is certainly preferable to creating another vacant lot, after all, and do much to preserve the memory of the man who in 1953 became the first local artist honored with an exhibit at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art – a man often forgotten by history but, ironically, still honored by the very people who fear their efforts on his behalf will not succeed.

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I also thought this was too dry and "bready". Not enough topping. Would not make it again.
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I rated this 4 stars because you have to fix the recipe-obviously you would not use 2 teaspoons of salt in a dessert. 1/2 teaspoon is sufficient. Also it is alot more moist using 1/2 c butter/shortening instead of 1/4 c. With these corrections it's the same as the other buckle recipe-excellent!
Delicious!!!!! I made this for work and everyone raved about it! It turned out moist and even the crumb topping was perfect. I'm getting requests for not only the recipe but to make it again soon.
I followed this recipe almost to the T. The only thing I changed was decreasing the salt to 1 1/2 tsp.
This recipe was okay as listed on site. I reduced the salt immediately knowing that 2 teaspoons for a 13x9 was going to be too much. Other than that, I followed the recipe exactly and it was better than average, but not great. I decided to try again, and increased the blueberries to 3 pints, used 2/3 C buttermilk and put in 1 t vanilla. I used all the topping (it's a lot, but people loved the topping). It was great warm with ice cream, and I also used it for breakfast and got rave reviews. The recipe needs a bit of tweaking, but now I will be using it often in the summer. I think you could put a teaspoon of almond extract rather than vanilla and get a different but very nice coffee cake, too.
I have used this recipe so many times i had to come back to get a new one as the other is so worn. My husband loves blueberries and this is a different way to use them
I liked this recipe. It was easy to make and used ingredients I had on hand. After reading other reviews, I increased the butter to 1/2 c., decreased the flour to 1 1/2 c., and decreased the salt to 1/2 tsp. I also used brown sugar in the topping instead of white. I would definitely make it again.
I was not impressed with this recipe. It was very heavy. Was the recipe missing baking powder??
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Journey south this morning to Da Nang. Tour the famed Cham Museum, which celebrates the Cham peoples' Hindu legacy with a fine collection of sculpture and artifacts dating from the 7th to 15th centuries. Later this afternoon, check into your beachfront hotel and enjoy leisure time in this magnificent setting. (B,D)
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Today, witness the daily life of a local farming community in rural Da Nang. Here endless rice paddies checker the land, water buffaloes plow the fields, and villagers ride to market with produce piled high on their bicycles. Later we enjoy a private cooking lesson and dinner in Hoi An. (B,L,D)
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Depart for the ancient imperial capital of Hue. Hue's ruins evoke its past grandeur as home to emperors and mandarins. Upon arrival, visit the Imperial Citadel, once housing the Forbidden Purple City where emperors lived with their families. Visit the Central Market where locals buy fish, meat, produce, and sundry goods. Dinner tonight is accompanied by traditional music. (B,D)
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Start the day with a morning cruise on Hue's Perfume River to peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda, a Buddhist monastery that counts among the city's oldest monuments. Enjoy a visit to the palatial Tomb of Minh Mang, before departing for a special home-hosted visit in the home of a local historian, a member of a former royal family. This afternoon, visit the tombs of Tu Doc, with their lovely grounds and lake, and colorful Khai Dinh Tomb. Finish the day with an engaging visit to a Buddhist orphanage. Meet the children, speak with the head nun, and learn about the inspiring work done to provide these children with a better future. (B,L)
Days 10 & 11 — Mekong Delta and Can Tho
Fly to Ho Chi Minh City and head south to the Mekong River town of Cai Be. From there travel by coach and ferry to the busy river port and provincial capital of Can Tho. Enjoy time to relax and take advantage of the hotel's amenities before tonight's group dinner. Rise early the next day for a journey by boat to the bustling floating market at Cai Rang on the Mekong's lower reaches. After this scenic excursion, enjoy the afternoon at leisure. (2B,1L,1D)
Day 12 — Mekong River and Ho Chi Minh City
Today travel by coach to the upper reaches of the storied Mekong. Board motorized sampans for a close-up look at river life. The maze of tributaries and inlets lead to tiny settlements and villages populated by fishermen and farmers who work the fertile fields. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant and continue by coach to Ho Chi Minh City. (B,L)
Days 13 & 14 — Ho Chi Minh City
Get to know Ho Chi Minh City during a city tour, beginning at the Reunification Palace, which served as the South Vietnamese government's wartime headquarters. Enjoy visits to a local contemporary art museum and modern art gallery. The next day explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, the infamous underground network from which North Vietnamese forces operated in wartime. The afternoon is at leisure to discover Ho Chi Minh City further on your own. Gather for a festive farewell dinner tonight. (2B, 2D)
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Enjoy a day at leisure before departing this evening for the airport and the overnight flight to the United States. (B)
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Stanford, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - The fifth-ranked Stanford Cardinal will try
to keep pace atop the Pac-12 when they host the 15th-ranked Washington Huskies
in a marquee matchup at Stanford Stadium.
In what was advertised as an offensive shootout, the Huskies dispensed of
Arizona in the Pac-12 opener by playing strong defense. Washington picked up a
31-13 victory in the contest to move to 4-0 and lift itself to No. 15 in the
most recent Top 25, the highest the Huskies have reached since 2002. It has
been even longer since Washington was 4-0 to start the season (2001). If they
can win on Saturday it would be the first 5-0 start for the Huskies since
Stanford has made a habit of piling up wins early in the season and in doing
so it has been a fixture in the national rankings. Nothing changed after last
week's contest as the Cardinal rolled to a 55-17 win over Washington State to
improve to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in league play. Stanford has now won 12
straight games dating to last season and started 4-0 for the third time in the
last four years.
This is one of the more tightly contested Pac-12 rivalries. The Huskies own a
41-38-4 edge in the all-time series. That includes a 17-13 stunner the Huskies
pulled off last season that handed Stanford its first loss of the season.
It has been no accident that Washington has gotten off to such an impressive
start. The Huskies are playing exceptionally well on both sides of the ball.
It starts on offense where the Huskies are scoring a healthy 39.8 points per
game, ranking third in the Pac-12 in total offense (574 ypg).
Quarterback Keith Price and running back Bishop Sankey have been the driving
forces behind Washington's impressive offensive numbers.
Price is currently ranked second in the Pac-12 in passer rating (173.6),
completing 72.3 percent of his pass attempts for 1,044 yards, nine touchdowns
and only two interceptions. Price had possibly his worst game of the season
against Arizona, though that can be partially blamed on the rainy weather
conditions. Price completed just 14-of-25 pass attempts for 165 yards and two
scores, but was also intercepted once.
The rain didn't slow down Sankey, who set a program record with 40 carries for
161 yards and a score. Sankey has rushed for over 600 yards on more than 100
carries this season and has also scored five touchdowns. By averaging 151.8
yards per game, Sankey leads the nation in rushing. There is depth in the
backfield as well with Jesse Callier (162 yards, three TDs), who is a capable
stand in.
"The weather kind of forced our hand a little bit in the way he had to play
the game," Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian said while adding he hopes
for more balance going forward after rushing the ball 61 times against
Arizona. "I think it's critical for us."
Price has plenty of options to throw to on the roster. Jaydon Mickens (21
receptions, 214 yards, TD) has been extremely reliable and has surprised by
leading the team in receptions early on. Kasen Williams (16 receptions, 255
yards, TD) was the most productive wideout last season and has begun to pick
up his production of late, while Kevin Smith (15 receptions, 29 yards, TD) is
another receiver that will be involved. Austin Seferian-Jenkins hasn't
produced at the level of last season yet but the tight end is still a talented
and dangerous pass-catcher, with All-American talent.
While the offense has been humming along, the Huskies have also been punishing
opponents on defense. Currently the Huskies rank first in the Pac-12 in total
defense (288.6 ypg), though facing FCS foe Idaho State certainly helped the
Hau'oli Kikaha (3.0 sacks) is the leading pass rusher for the Huskies, while
Sean Parker (17 tackles, three INTs) has been lethal in the secondary.
The only quarterback in the Pac-12 to have a higher passer rating than Price
is Stanford's Kevin Hogan (174.6). He might not be putting up the lofty
numbers that Price is but he certainly has made the most of his opportunities.
Hogan has completed 63.2 percent of his pass attempts for 832 yards 10
touchdowns, while limiting his interceptions to three.
Hogan's passing has been helped by the growth of Ty Montgomery and Devon
Cajuste. Montgomery has been a steady producer this season with 20 receptions
for 327 yards and four touchdowns, while Cajuste (10 receptions, 244 yards,
three TDs) has been the big-play threat that can really open up the field for
the Cardinal.
"This year, the way our wide receiving corps is playing, we have to put that
on film. We have to show people that we'll go downtown if they leave those
guys one on one," Stanford head coach David Shaw said. "We try to make the
defense choose and if they choose to drop the safeties down we have to go over
the top."
Of course the Cardinal are a team that likes to run the ball more than pass
it. Tyler Gaffney has been the main threat in that area as he has picked up
377 yards and five touchdowns on 72 carries. Anthony Wilkerson (191 yards, TD)
and Barry Sanders Jr. have also gotten some work.
Perhaps it is more a comment on how strong the Pac-12 is this season but the
normally dominant Cardinal aren't high on the league rankings in terms of
total defense (343.5 ypg). Stanford led the conference in defense last season
and was a top 20 squad nationally. Stanford has also not been as strong in
terms of rushing the passer with just nine sacks.
There hasn't been much worry for the Cardinal though as Shayne Skov (28
tackles), Trent Murphy (12 tackles, 3.5 TFL, 2.0 sacks) and Ben Gardner (2.5
sacks) give the unit plenty of star power.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – For the 12th time in school history and the first since 2007, the third-ranked Duke women's golf team captured the team title at the 2013 Tar Heel Invitational on Sunday as the Blue Devils carded a 54-hole total of 857 to win by 11 strokes at the 6,285-yard, par 72 Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill, N.C.
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Israel is My Home: A Ceremony for Yom Ha'atzmaut
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The labs, on the second floor of the SNS Central Laboratory and Office Building, are built with "green" operations in mind, as well as to optimize the available space for researchers' ever-changing scientific needs. With overhead utilities and mobile furniture, the complex's 13 labs allow staff to easily reconfigure the layout of equipment and quickly change an experiment's setup as needed.
"We surveyed more than 900 users on what they needed, and they gave us a wish list," says Chrissi Schnell, the Neutron Scattering Science Division scientific laboratory coordinator.
The lab suite has features such as a cold room, which will be kept at 8°C, outlets and workbenches so that researchers can run equipment for long periods of time, and a furnace closet for solid-state synthesis with a wall with cable management to organize power and gas lines.
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They met one day in 1981.
By that day, Charley Pride had notched 24 No. 1 country hits, been named the Country Music Association's top entertainer, sold millions of records and desegregated country music.
And Neal McGaughey had won a talent contest and sold shoes in a Longview, Texas, department store.
"Janie Fricke said you're a pretty good talent," Pride told McGaughey, then 23, who'd walked into Pride's Dallas office by invitation, moving past the gold records that lined the hallway walls. "Maybe I can use you on some shows. And if you like it, maybe we can manage you and pick you up as an act."
McGaughey tried to remain reserved, but he knew his life was pivoting at that moment. This was his entrance into show business, and the fellow lending him the spotlight was his country music hero.
Neal McGaughey, a Lone Star kid born to Filipino and Irish parents, was getting his start. He'd have to change his name -- first to McGoy and later, more notably, to McCoy -- but he'd be able to quit with all the shoe stuff.
"We rode home from Charley Pride's office that day in this little old car that stayed off the ground about three feet," McCoy says. "But that's about all I remember. I'm sure my wife was pretty confused: We'd only been married a year, and she married a shoe salesman."
Soon, she was married to a lawn care professional who toured on weekends, opening shows for a legend.
Through much of the 1980s, he'd work 20 minutes with Pride's band, warm up the crowd and then hang out side stage, taking note of everything Pride did, pleased to be there but also imagining the day when his own name would appear on the marquee and be printed on the tickets.
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Perhaps the prettiest sight in the kitchen is homemade jelly.
There is nothing like a row of clear translucent, stained-glass colors to warm a housewife's (or husband's) heart and enrich the family table.
What is Jelly?
Jelly contains just the juice of a fruit, whereas jam and preserves consist of bits and pieces of the fruit itself. This is why jelly is so smooth compared to jam and can easily be spread with a spoon.
Jelly Making Tips
- Jellies generally use the whole fruit, including the peel and core which contain a lot of pectin, the natural sugar within a fruit to make it JELL.
- When making jelly, use open stainless-steel cookware and add only the amount of water called for by the recipe. Too much water will scorch the fruit. Cover, bring to boil and cook the fruit until it is soft and the juices are flowing (berries only need a couple minutes; hard fruit like apples may need anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes).
- Suspend a jelly bag (or a cheesecloth) over a colander over a large bowl, and pour the cooked fruit into the bag. For the best results, let it sit overnight. If you squeeze the bag to extract the juice faster, you'll still get good juice, but it will be cloudy, and so will your jelly.
- Remember: acid thickens the juice while pectin will jell the juice when it is cooked. With some fruits, the extracted juice will contain all of the necessary ingredients without supplement, like tart apples, blackberries, and some grapes. With others, such as apricots, peaches, and raspberries, you will have to add either acid, pectin, or both. Additional pectin must be added to these types of fruits to make them jell properly. You can buy artificial pectin at your local grocery store (available in both powdered and liquid form), and be sure to follow the manufacturer's directions. You can use lemon juice as a substitute for acid.
- Don't forget sugar! Sugar increases the volume of the juice, sweetens it, sets the gel, and helps prevent mold and fermentation. Low-pectin fruit jelly can be made by combining the low-pectin juice with apple, half and half, and using 2/3 cup of sugar for each cup of juice. If you are using blueberries or strawberries, add 1 tablespoon lemon juice for every 2 cups of jelly juice.
- From the exact combination of juice, acid, pectin, and sugar to the temperature you heat your jelly to, everything has to be exact. In general, when no added pectin is used, the jelly stage is reached at 8°F above the boiling point of water. The boiling point for water is about 212°F at 1,000 feet or less. You can use a candy thermometer to determine the actual temperature at which water breaks into a boil in your own kitchen.
- There are several ways you can test whether or not your jelly is jelled. Use a candy thermometer, but if you don't have one, take a spoonful of the juice five minutes after you've added the sugar, let it cool for a minute, then tip the spoon back into the kettle. If the juice runs together at the edge and "sheets" off the spoon, then you're ready to pour. Also, you could take a saucer of the juice and stick it in the freezer for a few minutes. If it firms in that time, you're good to go.
- Wash and sterilize your jars and caps beforehand by heating a pot of cold water that is gradually brought to a boiling point. Turn off the heat and leave the glasses in the pot until you are ready to use them (they should still be hot when you pour in the jelly). Drain the glasses and place them on a level surface.
- Skim the foam of the jelly, and ladle it into your jars as soon as it is ready. Be careful not to slop any over the sides. If you do, wipe it off before you put the tops on. After you pour the jelly, stir it around once with a teaspoon to eliminate air bubbles.
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i would agree that tannehill doesn't look off safeties all that well at this stage of things...i can understand that criticism...but not using the middle of the field and all this he's chad henne all over again stuff is just way off base...this kids got a whole hell of a lot more going for him than henne did and has today...henne threw into coverage all the time and we kicked fgs with henne in the red zone til the cows came home cause he couldn't anticipate...
this o may be struggling this year and most of that is personnel based and some schematics and usage with what we do actually have but when it has gotten in the red zone we've converted a solid amount of those trips into tds...
also if you think tom brady year one as a starter was looking off safeties completely torquing his body and head to the right and then coming back to the left on double moves to wes welker like he did yesterday well you'd be sadly mistaken...
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
I think it's just the ex-wr in Tannehill. He understands what it means to be running routes outside there.
Naturally he gravitates towards that. Which I think is great!
The problem is of course, our wr's. But I think Tannehill will improve drastically with some wr additions.
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I think there's some validity to it. At Texas A&M, Tannehill's most impressive passes were deep sideline throws. Ironically, that's the play Andrew Luck struggles with, the ball hanging.
Big 12 defenses are so soft you rarely have to throw over the middle. Robert Griffin seldom took that risk. Tannehill has seemed more hesitant than warranted many times.
The number of passes over the middle may look substantial but keep in mind they twist those stats toward great benefit of a doubt to the middle of the field. It's hardly the hashes as the guideline. Chart some games and you'll pick up on that in a hurry. I worked in a stats office for years. Passes well outside the hash marks are included as down the middle throws. NFL hash marks are much narrower than college so the percentage of passes over the middle would be very low if they upheld the strict definition of inside the hash marks.
BTW, this won't be popular but the crutch of bad receivers and skill players is overblown. Fans and media invariably want to make too much of an alteration in a case like that. You've got to think along the lines of 10% adjustment. That range is fine. Once you detour severely from there you're entering goofball land, the screaming talking head area.


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West Java
The enchanting land of Sunda stretches from the Sunda Strait in the West to the borders of Central Java in the east. The region is primarily mountainous, with rich green valleys hugging lofty volcanic peaks, many of which surround the capital of the province, Bandung. The history of West Java is a story of trade, spices, and the rise and fall of powerful kingdoms.
In the late 1500's the region was ruled from mighty Cirebon, which still survives as a sultanate today, although a shadow of its former glory. West Java was one of the first contact points in Indonesia for Indian traders and their cultural influences and it was here that the Dutch and British first set foot in the archipelago.
The oldest human inhabitant archaeological findings in the region were unearthed in Anyer (the western coast of Java) with evidences of bronze and iron metallurgical culture dated back to the first millennium AD.
The prehistoric Buni (the present-day Bekasi) clay pottery were later developed with evidences found from Anyer to Cirebon. Some artifacts (dated from 400 BC — AD 100) such as food and drink containers were found mostly as burial gifts. There is also archeological evidence in Batujaya Archaeological Site dating from the 2nd century, and according to Dr Tony Djubiantono, the head of Bandung Archeology Agency, Jiwa Temple in Batujaya, Karawang, West Java was also built around this time.
Recorded history of West Java administration was started from the fourth century with the existence of Tarumanagara kingdom. Seven inscribed stones written in Wengi letters (used in the Indian Pallava period) and in Sanskrit language describe most of the kings of Tarumanagara.[4] Records of Tarumanegara's administration lasted until the sixth century, which coincides with the attack of Sriwijaya as stated in the Kota Kapur inscription (AD 686).
The Sunda kingdom then came into the ruling power of the region, the reference to which were found in the Kebon Kopi II inscription (AD 932).
An ulama (holy man in Islam) known today as Sunan Gunung Jati settled in Banten Girang, with the intention of spreading the world of Islam in this still pagan town. In the meantime, the Sultanate of Demak from central Java grew into an immediate threat to Sunda kingdom. To defend against the threat, Prabu Surawisesa Jayaperkosa signed a treaty (known as the Luso Sundanese Treaty) with the Portuguese in 1512. In return, the Portuguese was granted an accession to build fortresses and warehouses in the area, as well as trading agreement with the kingdom. This first international treaty of West Java with the Europeans was commemorated by the placement of the Padrao stone monument at the riverbank of the Ciliwung River in 1522.
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Hi guys. I've just gotten back into welding after a long absence. Doing it right this time with a Dyn 200DX.
I've decided to document my progress (and show my friends/familly what I'm up to) by putting up images (with comments) as I go along.
Other new people who may be looking for ideas or inspiration may find something of interest here:
I know my welds mostly suck right now... They are so bad that I'm not even at the point of asking "how can I improve this?" yet... But be assured that when I get to that point I'll be asking...
My goals are simply to use this period of free time that I have to get to the point of being able to stick bits of aluminum and SS together as my designs call for it... I have designed quite a lot of stuff out of marine grade aluminum and SS in the past, and always had to outsource the work... even small jobs....
Thanks for looking/commenting!
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10-17-2008, 03:09 PM #1Junior Member
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Progress gallery
There's some nice stuff in there, you shouldn't be so down on your own work, we all can and do improve with time so that's nothing to worry about (as you don't seem to be either)
I just got a Dyn 200dx a few months ago and fell completely in love with this machine, you couldn't have picked a finer work/hobby welder IMO
Keep the pics and progress reports coming!Dynasty 200DX
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congrats on the new Dyn200's to both of ya.
i picked up a TA-185 a few years back and love TIG welding. its a great way to relax and just melt stuff. well it is now, at first it was a bit more of an aggravation than a relaxer. but with a little time it gets more fun every time.
hang in there, it just keeps getting better. i just wish i had more reasons to play with mine.
great lil projects.
just wondering, whats the grinder holder supposed to do ???
if its to use the front for a grinding surface, be careful with the disk getting thin and flying apart. i would make the stand to accommodate flap disks, that would be a good safe grinding option as the backing would keep it solid.thanks for the help
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Tell us about your torch on that dynasty and maybe a close up of your holder
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For what your doing, I think your welds look very good. Sure there is room for improvement but I believe there is in all of us. I dont think anybody expects to get back into it and lay a perfect bead.
When it comes to tig, I can do it but my welds do not look near as good as your worst one. If I had a tig setup, I would practice a lot but I do mostly stick and just got myself a mig.Ken
What else is there besides welding and riding. Besides that
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Exactly, i can take a week off and lay a chicken poop bead the first time i crank the pedal up, then within a few minutes i'm back on track. That's why i'm constantly practicing (or at least for me, it's a good reason to burn some filler rod and gas..gotta keep up on my A game LOL )Dynasty 200DX
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10-19-2008, 10:29 AM #7Junior Member
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Thanks for all the kind remarks. I am feeling pretty good about how it's gone for the first week of my first forrey into tig welding. I keep joining bits and bending em, expecting them to fall apart at a sneeze... but they _mostly_ stay stuck.
Of course I'd like em to stay stuck and look pretty... but hopefully that will come.
The grinder stand makes my angle grinder into a chop-saw... It allowed me to cut the SS rod for the wine rack with a higher degree of precision... I also find it allows me to cut small pieces out by leaving it down and pushing the work into the 1mm cut-off wheel's front.
The Tig Torch is made by ParWeld (supposed to be a quality maker of the torches).. it's an ER26 type and I've got a gas lens on it and collets for 1.6mm and 2.4mm tungstens, and #6 / #8 cups. I've got a button and finger-wheel in the torch, but am using a miller foot-pedal as I find that I need to come down on the heat near the ends of my welds, and moving my finger to the control was messing up my welds...
I paid through the nose for the welder over here in The Netherlands, but it's a CE approved unit (sales-guy says it's made to a different standard for Europe??) I could have saved 300 euro by getting them to order in a NA unit, but I'd have had to wait a few weeks and didn't want to.. =) I also could have saved 1000 euros by buying it in Canada this summer and putting it my luggage, but was unsure if any breakage on the plane would be covered... or the the customs guys wouldn't put the squeeze on me.
I'm loving it already, though I have nothing much to compare it to.. my couple days of tig play 10 years ago was on some monster of a unit that didn't do AC. My fan comes on after a few seconds of welding, no matter how low amperage I use and then goes off in half a minute again... I'm guessing this is normal??
The torch holder is just a small bar-clamp with the paint ground off so it wouldn't melt in the heat and smell...
cool as a chop saw sounds like a neat idea.
keep at it, TIG just keeps getting better and more fun the more you keep at it. and now that you have your own in the shop out back its all fun from here on out.thanks for the help
hope i helped
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10-26-2008, 07:50 AM #9Junior Member
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New images
I've updated my progress gallery with a couple of new pojects:
And I'm ready for some critique on an aluminum weld.
I'm not sure what the composition of this bit of scrap is.. It was very soft so could very well be 1000 series (or whatever they call it here in Europe) It's 4mm thick and I was using 180Hz 67% at something under 130A on my Dyn 200DX. considering this is perhaps inches 15 to 19 of my total aluminum welding experience thus far, I'm pretty happy with it, but would like to hear how to make it better, what to look for, etc.
Going to the gallery will show you a progression of welds to that point, and the images of the finished box show the ends welded on, where I didn't use rod, but just melted the oversized corners down.
Thanks for looking, and any comments.
i think you are a bit cold still. it looks like its sitting on more than melting in.
some of your other pic's wile not as nice looking, look like better holding welds. i boxed in a section on one of your other welds that looks a bit better. you need to make shore the bas aluminum is melting in, not just the filler spreading out a bit. on an inside corner the weld should be a bit concaved looking as it melts into the 2 sides.(see pic on VS in) thats what it should look like as you add filler, you want to see both pieces just at the flow point. some use pulse to help keep the puddle from flowing out on ya, i just add filler to cool it just be for it gives way.
have you cut open any of your welds to look at how much penetration you are getting ??
keep in mind i'm still fairly new at this myself (about 2 years) and all i can see is a pic. and wile a pic is worth a 1000 words, it cant show all.
i would try more heat.
do some welds and brake them and cut them across to get a good idea of the penetration you are getting. and never get frustrated, you can always do it again.thanks for the help
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1/2 cup
unsalted butter
1 cup
packed brown sugar
2 tablespoons
corn syrup
(1-inch thick) slices French bread
1 1/2 cups
half-and-half cream
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1 teaspoon
brandy-based orange liqueur (such as Grand Marnier®)
1/4 teaspoon
This was great and got good reviews from the whole family!! I did the following substitutions as others had suggested and I think they were dead on. I used 3/4c brown sugar and only 1 Tbls. corn syrup. (Now that I have made this I might sub maple syrup for the corn syrup next time.) I only used 4 eggs and it was plenty "eggy". I can see what others were talking about. I was able to fit 8 slices of French Bread in the 9" x 13" pan. I left the crusts on with excellent results. I would suggest not skimping on the orange liqueur as it definitely added the extra layer of flavor that made it an "over the top" recipe. Our liqueur stores sell small samples of liqueur at the registers, and I was able to buy that for just a couple bucks!! I sprinkled the top with cinnamon before baking. Would recommend that too. After the casserole was done baking I flipped all the slices over and put the dish under the broiler for just a few minutes to brown the tops until golden brown.
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This is a great recipe that is much requested at family gatherings. I make a couple of changes as follows: I use 1/2 teaspoon orange extract in place of the liqueur or omit it entirely - you won't really miss it. Use challah or Hawaiian sweet bread instead of french bread. Don't bother to remove the crusts and pack your pan tightly with bread pieces cut 1" thick to absorb the excess liquid. (I use almost an entire loaf of challah for one pan.) Melt the butter in the microwave, stir in the brown sugar and corn syrup and then pour into the pan. The sugar will dissolve during the baking process. No need to bring the pan to room temperature before baking. Invert the pieces as you serve them. The brown sugar mixture is a substitute for syrup, don't use additional syrup when you serve or it will be too sweet.
This was a delicious recipe that I made for Easter brunch. We all loved it, and overall I would make it again for a weekend treat. Perfect for make-ahead night before. I read ALL the reviews before I proceeded and combined all the wonderful suggestions, as I beleive that helped make this recipe even better. I used a large loaf of 2-day old French bread and left crusts on --- this is soooo key, and especially helpful in "flipping" half-way through baking (you MUST to this to saturate the bread fully, otherwise too eggy as others warned), and then again at the end before broiling to get the caramel sauce nice and brown and bubbly. If you left the crusts OFF, I beleive it would be too soggy and not as "chewy". I made it with 4 egss, and thought it turned out great. I used 1 TBL vanilla vs 1 tsp. The Grand Marnier is a must, or do something to bring out the orange flavor even more (I will add orange zest next time in additon to a TBL more of GM). I did add cinnamon to egg mixture before dipping each slice of bread into it. Then, I poured the remaining egg mixture over the entire thing before putting in fridge overnight. I used 1 TBL maple syrup v. corn syrup (liked this!!). Served with slices of strawberries for more elegant presentation (will do seasonal berry for future). I used about 8 slices of bread per pan (vs 6) at LEAST 1 inch thick is a must as well, and liked having these individual servings when flipping and plating. I also like the idea of using a Frenc
I made this today for an afternoon snack. I didn't have any french bread, so I used regular loaf bread and left the crusts on. I didn't soak it overnight, just prepared it and stuck it in the oven. After it was done, I cut it into slices and inverted it onto a serving platter so the brown sugar would be on top. It turned out delicious. No need to sit in the fridge overnight if you were pressed for time like me. Thanks Sandi.
This was very good and scores extra points for easiness! I had no problem with sogginess, I really think the key is to use stale bread (mine was 2 days old).
Mine turned out a bit eggy, but I think maybe that was my fault - I didn't beat the eggs enough. But it was pretty and fluffy when it was finished. Still, I'm considering cutting out one of the eggs the next time I make it.
I did make some changes though. I used 3/4 cup of brown sugar and only 1 tblsp of corn syrup. It was the perfect amount of sweetness. I didn't bother to remove the crust from the bread. It's not necessary.
Also, to all of those people who are leaving out the Grand Marnier, you are missing the point... the orange flavor is what gives this its Creme Brulee taste! As for me, I decided to use 1/2 tsp. of orange extract instead and that did the trick for me. Just a hint of citrus, much like Creme Brulee.
I cooked it for about 37 minutes and it came out perfectly. It was a practice run for a shower brunch I'm throwing, & I'll definitely leave it on the menu.
Fantastic! Not soggy at all. Have made this recipe a few times and is always perfect. The Carmel that forms on the bottom is SO good. I altered it a bit, insted I used French bread, left out the Brandy and used milk rather than half and half.
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Creme Brulee French Toast
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 510
Calories from Fat: 242
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The purpose of Men's Ministry is to raise the awareness of the need for men to step up and be men of God that can be counted on in the local church and association for leadership and commitment.
Blessing of the Hunt
Blessing of the Hunt is an event to prepare hunters for hunting season featuring entertainment and give away prizes.
Resort Missions
Resort Missions is for those who are willing to answer the call to missions on a limited basis. These missionaries take advantage of the opportunity to reach people who are not in church but are receptive to the Gospel. While taking time off or away from their regular schedule staying at a resort or fishing at a lake there are worship experiences available to these people. Learn more.
Royal Ambassadors
Royal Ambassadors is a missions education tool for boys grades 1-6 committed to living out the RA Pledge. The pledge is part of personal and chapter accountability. A consultant trained for this is available upon request. Learn more.
2015 Johnny Hunt Men's Conference
LifeWay is presenting the 2015 Johnny Hunt Men's Conference via live simulcast and Digital Pass.
No matter what kind of losing (or winning) streak you may find yourself in, this weekend we want to tackle once and for all the issues that keep us from the goal line. It starts with God's forgiveness—the freeing force that fuels the most epic comebacks!