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Panama at Arkoma, 6:30 and 8 p.m.
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You must be young?
Absolute statements show absolute ignorance.
Think about it, if Lincoln was so rotten then how/why are they still making and SELLING machines.
In your limited experience with your limited skills you have had better results with Miller, that I would believe.
Quite a few line jobs specify the use of 5P+ for the root / hot only, Lincoln's 6010. So I can see how the whole thing could have started out as the manufacturer's recomendations and has evolved into prejudice. I've used most major brands of welding machines including the red and blue generators and found them all to be pretty good, some have different things that make them better in certain ways, but they all work. My preference is blue soley because I am most familiar with blue over my career, most shops I've worked in ran Miller, new and old. The first welding machines I ever used were the lincoln 225 ac buzz box my dad owns, and the ol' grey engine drives.Jonny
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Besides, this post asked for opinions didn't it? And by the way, how would you happen to know what level my skills are at anyways? Just curious.
On a different note, I have been thinking about the whole engine drive part of the deal and the thought occured to me that about 80% of the rigs around here are Millers. The TB 302 seems to be exeptionally popular, but of course this they probably aren't used for pipelining and it is a little cooler up here in Canada .Dynasty 200DX, first generationMakita 5" grinder
Makita 14" abrasive sawIR SS5L compressorWhole bunch of hand/air tools.and a wish list a mile long
True pipeline used to be all Lincoln Sa200 & SA250. Miller has made inroads in the last 10 years with Big 40, Pro 300 and Pipe Pro. Pipeline is all downhand, 5/32 6010 root with 3/16&5mm 8010 hot pass, filler and cap. It does not matter what brand machine as long as you make the test and have no repairs. Do not try a air cooled engine unless its a Dutez they will not last. (Dutez is so noisey it will get on your nerves after a while) My son is running a SA250 right now in Wisc. for US Pipline. I finished my time out with a 350D Trailblaser. For many years I ran a Big 20 Miller. So getting kicked out because your machine is AC capable is BS. I now work for building trades with a 302G, very good machine. Would it make it on pipline? No, the engine would have a very short life running 3/16 and 5mm every day 10hrs a day 6 days a week.
This is my opinion, just like belly buttons and but holes, everyone has one.
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I think the OP was just stating his liking Lincoln over Miller
Secondly I was not speaking to your skills I was speaking to your experience, I surmised it by the words you use and the absolute statements you were making . A more experienced fellow would have learned that while he may have a liking for one machine over another he realizes that others can and do preform high quality work with the other machine and have a similar predisposition for that type or brand. So you like the MP-30 good how about telling us why? What makes it better than the MP-99 or the XYZ-123? How are you using it? Is it better suited for just one process or is it multi talented?
Thats funny.. .thanks for more explanation, cleared up some more questions I had. We also have several duetz diesels, very loud but have lasted for years.
fatfab your right. As you go across the country different equipment is preferred depending on the region. farm equipment, trucks, construction equipment, utillity equipment and even welders all depends on the dealers in the area usuallyScott
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Hi guys,
I work for Miller, but want to throw out some of the claims that I have heard for the last 18 years and maybe clear some up. To combine the most common comments that I've heard regarding engine drives: Miller is better for gas powered machines and Lincoln for diesels, Miller is better multiprocess, but Lincoln is better for stick, Miller has better electrics, but Lincoln better engine drives.
For the most part, the "long time" welders on cross country pipelines have prodominantly used Lincoln SA's. They typically prefer pre 1969 models and will claim that the arc performance of newer models is not as good. Those are great for 6010 and good for 7018. There is a maintenace factor with the expensive brushes and rack adjustments to tune in the arc as well as needing to turn up amperage throughout the day to keep a constant heat into the weld.
The Miller PipePro is excellent and does weld a bit faster and the PRO 300 really should also be looked at. Its a newer product from Miller but has a low speed CAT engine in it as well as the 6010 AND 7018 arc that pipe guys want.
Both companies make equipment that is going to do great, most of the time its the Ford/Chevy argument. Take a look at what else the machine offers. If it has a awsome stick arc that you need, along with multiprocess capabilities (yes, some day most welders will end up doing wire or tig) and maybe strong generator power, it may have some extra benefits.
As far as going to gas powered or physically smaller machines, those are the standard in most pipe areas accept cross country pipe in the middle/western US. Machines like the Trailblazer and even Bobcat might be physically small, but boast higher outputs and duty cycles than larger heavy diesels like the SA's. For example, a Trailblazer 302 is rated at 300amps at 100% duty cycle, and at 104 degrees. The only thing that limits the output is engine horsepower, not anything else in the machine, so running it wide open all day won't hurt it.
I just wanted to toss out some of the things that I have heard over the years and give you a little info. on the Miller machines. I hope it is helpful. Keep up the great comments and conversations.Have a great day!
John Leisner
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
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John makes a good point here, I've been using this equipment for over thirty years now, a lot of the old stereotypes are no longer valid, just like the ford/chevy arguments. Over the years, I have owned, used all of the following, and still own and use some of these: Hobart (pre-ITW), Miller, Lincoln, Thermal-arc, Pow-con, and probably a few others I don't remember, primary experience has always been engine drives, but also considerable use of transformers and inverters also.
My conclusion? Everything was capable of doing what it was designed to do, some things may have been better suited for certain applications, but in no case was I ever unable to do something because the machine wasn't able to do what it was advertised to do, no matter what maker or brand.
Most of the time today, the old stereotypes are no longer true, things have changed considerably in the last 20 -30 - 40 years, just like with fords/chevys, the needs have changed, likewise the engineering has changed, there is no similarity today to the products made years ago that the original stereotypes were based on, and it would be a big mistake to base today's purchase decisions on those old beliefs and stereotypes that are no longer valid.


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Softball splits two at Charlotte First Pitch Classic
Friday, February 21, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 21, 2003) - East Tennessee State softball defeated Robert Morris, 11-3, and fell to SoCon rival College of Charleston, 8-0, in Friday action of the First Pitch Classic, hosted by Charlotte from the Phillips Softball Complex in Charlotte, N.C. The Bucs (2-4) scored in all but one inning against Robert Morris in ETSU's morning game. The Buccaneers jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the Colonials (0-2) scored three runs in the top of the third to take the lead. But the Bucs responded quickly, scoring nine unanswered runs to seal the game. Freshman left fielder Janine Sprague (Hillsborough, N.C.) went 4-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI's. Both junior Rhea Holler (Peoria, Ariz.) and freshman Jessica Lonsinger (Dale City, Va.) had two hits and two RBI, and Holler added three RBI's. Junior pitcher Tiffany McVay (Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.) picked up her first win of the young season, pitching six innings while allowing three earned runs and striking out seven. The Buccaneers were not as fortunate in their second and final game of the day, as they fell to College of Charleston, 8-0. East Tennessee State will return to action for day two of the First Pitch Classic from Phillips Softball Complex in Charlotte, N.C.
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re: zuriga1
LOL! Yes, it's not cheap by *any* standards.
re: klyeoh
Maybe there is no recession. Well, it looks superb and we only live once.
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I think you'll be "safe", June, as long as you don't order Kai's "Fat Tiu Cheung" (佛跳墙) or "Buddha Jumps over the Wall" soup which is priced at a jaw-dropping £108 for a single serve - not surprisingly listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most expensive bowl of soup in the world:
re: klyeoh
What can one expect to find in the soup? Good grief.
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Normally, this soup should include abalone, sharksfin, fish maw, shitake mushroom & other stuff, in a flavoursome consomme made from slow-boiling chicken, dried scallops, Jinhua ham & other ingredients.
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I stumbled upon Kai purely by accident while looking at reviews on Google for Princess Garden. I'm a bit dubious of Zagat ratings these days (26/30 here) but klyeoh, if you're throwing your weight behind it, I'm making the booking. If I get it, since it's for next week which I imagine is pretty short notice, I'll be back with a report!
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Basin Mountain Climber's Log
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|Deep Powder
|I see why it's called "Basin". What a snow collector!
|Posted Dec 1, 2007 10:10 pm
|From the Garden
Date Climbed: Nov 3, 2007
|Hit Basin with Paul after summiting Haystack. Icy in spots, but good views from the top. Headed to Saddleback from there. 13/46.
|Posted Nov 11, 2007 10:05 pm
|On the way to Haystack
|Climbed en route to Haystack
|Posted Oct 17, 2007 10:27 pm
|Bark Eater
|Bivvied on top
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 1977
|Camped in a hollow in the spruce thicket just off the summit, back in the days when it was socially acceptable to do such things. The sunset is still burned in my memory.
|Posted Aug 18, 2007 5:33 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 4, 1994
|Climbed with brothers Bob and Mike via Saddleback. Nice hike, nice day, nice views. Doesnt get much better. I dont recomend the Shorey Cut trail, it sucked LOL
|Posted Jun 22, 2007 9:29 am
|The edge
Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2005
|great loop with buddy alain;
I had a nice nap on the top waiting for my friend!!
|Posted Mar 14, 2007 6:25 pm
|Birthday Climb
Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2004
|Hit this as part of a loop with Marcy and Saddleback. Spent the previous night at Slant Rock Leanto. Poured at night, but besides that, we had great summer weather. Great views.
|Posted Feb 20, 2007 1:12 am
Date Climbed: Dec 29, 2004
|Spent the night open air at about -20C under Slant Rock. Then a tough hike through knee-deep snow and over/under fallen trees to the summit. Increadible views and sunny skies, then off to Saddleback
|Posted Oct 4, 2006 12:41 am
|Great Range traverse attempt
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2006
|Fantastic weather, clear and cool. But the col from Saddleback took a lot out of me.
|Posted Aug 14, 2006 2:03 pm
|great loop
|camped near johns brook lodge. went up saddle back to basin and back. better in other direction
|Posted Aug 6, 2006 11:10 pm
|The Ogre
|incomplete Great Range Traverse
|Spring 2006, solo. 1am start from The Garden. Summited Marcy at 6:30, then proceeded to Haystack, Basin, Saddleback, Gothics, Armstrong, and Upper Wolf Jaw. Decided not to go to Lower Wolf Jaw, so it wasn't a full Great Range Traverse (which arguably might include Skylight as well).
|Posted Jul 19, 2006 5:00 am
|Enroute to Haystack
|Climbed enroute to being blasted by wind and rain on Haystack.
|Posted Apr 20, 2006 9:33 pm
|Route Climbed: Phelps and Range Trails Date Climbed: July 31, 2005
|I did this one in combination with Haystack and Saddleback, which gave me a nicely changing perspective of the Great Range as I went from peak to peak. Giant, Big Slide, Rocky Peak Ridge and Lake Placid are also visible under clear sky conditions. From Basin you get a magnificent view of Haystack, with Marcy and I think Slylight peeking out from behind. Can't see much to the southeast from Basin's summit. The approach from the west is somewhat arduous due to a long vertical ascent and shear rock faces near the top. Suggest you bring some glucose energy supplement and/or Gatorade as a pick-me-up.
|Posted Aug 1, 2005 3:11 pm
|Route Climbed: Date Climbed: Feb 15, 99 and Aug 24, 96
|Solo both times
|Posted Apr 28, 2005 4:25 pm
|Route Climbed: Garden Via Shorey Short Cut Date Climbed: 25 March 2005
|Great winter climb and my 46th. Climbed with Mike F... we started early and made a day of it including Saddleback. Deep snow with a broken trail, the weather and views were great. Had a small bottle of champagne on top to celebrate my 46th. The scramble up Saddleback was a bit hairy... but worth the trip.
|Posted Apr 12, 2005 5:33 am
|Route Climbed: Range Trail Date Climbed: 8-04
|Was with hillman below during the lightning storm mentioned below. Been there several other times too. Basin is a special place for me.
|Posted Mar 20, 2005 2:35 pm
|Bill Jirousek
|Date Climbed: Sometime in the 90's
|Don't remember much about this one other than knee pain.
|Posted Sep 29, 2004 3:36 pm
|Route Climbed: from haystack Date Climbed: 8-04
|Finished my 46 on this peak. Bad lightning storm when we ran over the summit.
|Posted Sep 20, 2004 8:58 am
|Route Climbed: From Haystack Date Climbed: July 1992
|#3 on our 4-peak day with wrong turms and not enough water. stellar on its own, but after Marcy and Haystack, all I could really say was meh.
|Posted Sep 6, 2004 8:42 pm
|Brian Pierz
|Route Climbed: Johns Brook Trail to Shorey to State Range Date Climbed: July 21, 2004
|Hiked with the brother and sister on this jaunt. Finally, good weather after a week of hiking in the rain and fog!
Parked at the Garden, and camped out next to the brook along the junction with the trail to Big Slide. Took the Johns Brook Trail, then the Shorey Shortcut to the Range Trail. The Shorey Shortcut is quite a bit of work for a "shortcut." Headed up the Range Trail to Basin, then onto SaddleBack and back down the Ore Bed.
Invented, or maybe discovered, a great new trail meal: warm chili inside a pita pocket. Delicious.
|Posted Jul 24, 2004 10:32 am


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The incredible thing is that I can use this camera with my full line of Pentax SLR and DSR lenses (even my ancient M42 lenses). The sensor is basically the same as the one on the Flagship Pentax K-5 and the image quality is superb. Focusing is fast and accurate (install the firimware upgrade after you get the camera). The camera is a hybrid - different than a compact - different than an SLR. The size and form provide good balance with larger lenses and it's pretty trim with one of the Pentax "pancakes" (I use the 40mm SA Limited as my main lens for this camera). it will not fit in your pocket (unless you are a kangaroo) All that having been said, it is a really cool-looking, nice handling camera at an ridiculously low price (Pentax dropped the prices by about $400!) - nothing in this price range will come close. Pros: Compatibility with the full line of Pentax Lenses. High image quality and build. Comfortable size and realistic scale for using with larger as well as compact lenses. Simple and effective control layout. Efficient menus. Cool design. Cons: none that I have encountered Was this review helpful? Yes No Pentax K-01: Best bang for your buck! Written By AKutch, Bear, Delaware on Thursday, November 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price, this camera body is amazing! The images are clear, the sensor is truly outstanding and is very comparable to Nikon and Canon bodies that are much for $$. I am very satisfied with this product. Pros: Sensor capabilities, HD video qualities, colors (especially the reds) Cons: The back flap that covers the image card is very flimsy. I don't care about the quality and it feels as though I may accidentally rip it off one day. Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Camera body (black) with attached body cap D-LI90 Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (7.2V/1860mAh/14Wh) D-BC90 Battery charger (8.4V/400mA) Adjustable neck strap 5' I-USB7 USB cable (with Type A USB on one end and a proprietary connector on other end) 6' AC power cable (non-polarized C7 connector) Silkypix Developer Studio 3.0 for Pentax CD-ROM Operating Manual Quick Guide Notification of Change of Company Name sheet Pentax Worldwide Service Network sheet Camera Serial Number Card UL Note (for battery charger) Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size 3" Adjustable-angle LCD No Wi-Fi No Touchscreen No Waterproof No GPS-enabled No Lens 35mm Equivalent N/A Optical Zoom N/A Digital Zoom N/A Filter Diameter N/A Manual Focusing Yes Manual Exposure Yes Built-in Flash Yes HDMI Output Mini Memory Internal Memory None Memory Media SD/SDHC/SDXC Image Effective Megapixel Count 16.28 Total Megapixels 16.49 Image Stabilization Sensor Shift Highest Resolution 4928 x 3264 HD Video Recording 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720, Dimensions Width (inches) 4-13/16 Height (inches) 3-3/16 Depth (inches) 2-1/2 Weight With Battery (ounces) 19.75 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research General Features Playback and Editing Features Connections Battery Information Supplied Software General Features Overview: The Pentax K-01 is a stylish digital hybrid interchangeable lens camera with many high-end photographic features. It will accept Pentax K-mount lenses to give you a variety of shooting options. Marc Newson Design: The K-01 was designed by Marc Newson, one of the most acclaimed and influential designers in the contemporary design industry. The body features a simple design with clean lines and elegant graphics, while maintaining all the functionality of a professional camera. It's constructed of durable machined aluminum and tactile rubber to give the camera a solid feel. 3.0" LCD Monitor: The camera features a large, bright 3.0" LCD monitor for framing your shots and playing back recorded still images and movies. The monitor's 921,000-dot resolution gives you crystal clear images, and features approximately 100% field of view. The camera does not have a separate viewfinder. Compatible Lenses: The K-01 has a KAF2 bayonet mount with an AF coupler and lens information contacts (a K-mount with power contacts). Lenses with KAF3, KAF2 (power zoom not compatible), KAF, and KA mounts can be used. These lenses include DA, DA L, D FA, and FA J lenses. Image Sensor: The K-01 is equipped with a large, 16-megapixel APS-C sized (23.7 mm x 15.7 mm) CMOS image sensor, which delivers high resolution image quality with accurate colors and low noise. It has 16.49 million total pixels and 16.28 million effective pixels. The sensor features a Dust Removal function that shakes the sensor every time the camera is turned on and off. Recording Media: The camera can record still images and movies onto SD Memory Cards, SDHC Memory Cards, and SDXC Memory Cards. Still Image Formats: The K-01 can shoot JPEG still images in 4 sizes in each of four aspect ratios: 3:2, 4:3, 16:9, and 1:1. You can set the image quality level (compression ratio) for each size and aspect ratio, to Best, Better, or Good. In addition, uncompressed RAW images can be recorded using the full output of the CMOS sensor. The RAW files are recorded in the DNG (Digital Negative) format. These RAW images must be "developed" and converted into JPEG files using the RAW Development function in the camera or using the provided software. When the camera is set to RAW+, images in both JPEG and RAW formats are captured. Image sizes include: Aspect Ratio Recorded Pixels 3:2 JPEG 4928 x 3264 4224 x 2816 3456 x 2304 2688 x 1792 4:3 JPEG 4352 x 3264 3840 x 2880 3072 x 2304 2304 x 1728 16:9 JPEG 4928 x 2776 4224 x 2376 3456 x 1944 2688 x 1512 1:1 JPEG 3264 x 3264 2880 x 2880 2304 x 2304 1728 x 1728 3:2 RAW 4928 x 3264 Movie Recording: High Definition movies can be recorded in the MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format. You can choose from Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 30, 25, or 24 frames per second, or 1280 x 720 at 60, 50, 30, 25, or 24 fps. Standard def movies can also be recorded at 640 x 480 pixels (4:3) at 30, 25, or 24 fps. Focus Modes: You can set the focus mode switch to either AF (auto focus) or MF (manual focus). In Auto Focus mode, the camera automatically focuses on the subject when the shutter release button is pressed halfway. In Manual Focus mode, you can adjust the focus by turning the focus ring on the lens. AF Assist Light: In Auto Focus mode, when the subject is in a dark location, the AF Assist Light automatically turns on when the shutter release button is pressed halfway. You can turn off the AF Assist light, if desired. AF-Area Modes: You can set the range of the Auto Focus Area (AF Area). The position of the AF area can be moved around the frame using the 4-way controller. The size of the AF area can be changed using the E-dial on the top of the camera. Pressing the Green Button on the top of the camera returns the AF area to the center. Drive Modes: The K-01 offers several options for shooting single and multiple images at once. You can choose from the following Drive Modes: Single Frame: Photos are taken one at a time with each press of the shutter release button. Continuous: Multiple photos are taken while the shutter release button is pressed fully at approximately 6 frames per second (high speed) or 3 fps (low speed). Self-Timer: A single photo is taken after approximately 12 seconds to allow the photographer to get into the picture. A 2-second self timer can be used to avoid camera shake when the shutter release button is pressed. Remote Control: Using the optional remote control, the shutter is released immediately after the shutter release button on the remote is pressed. A 3-second delay Remote Control setting is also available. Pentax offers the optional F Remote Control or O-RC1 Waterproof Remote Control. Auto Bracketing: You can take three consecutive images at three different exposure levels when the shutter release button is pressed. Three images are saved with each released, one at standard exposure, one underexposed, and one overexposed. You can set the order of the exposures as desired. The bracket value can be set at +/- 3EV at 1/3 EV or 1/2 EV intervals. Metering: You can select the portion of the image sensor to use for measuring brightness and determining exposure: Multi-segment: The sensor meters the brightness in multiple zones. Center-weighted: Metering is weighted at the center of the sensor. Spot: The brightness is measured only within a limited area at the center of the sensor. Shooting Modes: The top-mounted Mode Dial lets you set the desired Shooting Mode. You can select from the following: Auto Picture: The Auto Picture mode automatically selects the optimal mode for capturing the subject: Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Macro, Moving Object, Night Scene Portrait, Sunset, Blue Sky, and Forest. Scene Mode: The Scene Mode lets you choose from specific scenes: Portrait, Landscape, Macro, Moving Object, Night Scene Portrait, Sunset, Blue Sky, Forest, Night Scene, Night Scene HDR, Night Snap, Food, Pet, Kids, Surf & Snow, Backlight Silhouette, Candlelight, Stage Lighting, and Museum. HDR Mode: HDR Mode enables capturing images with high dynamic range: Auto, HDR1, HDR2, or HDR3. Flash Off Mode: Deactivates the flash. Exposure Mode: You can choose from the following modes to change the shutter speed and aperture value: Program, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual Exposure, Bulb Exposure. Movie Mode: Records movies with sound. Exposure can be set to Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, or Manual. You can also begin recording a movie by simply pressing the Red button on the top of the camera, regardless of the mode dial setting. EV Compensation: You can deliberately overexpose or underexpose a picture using EV Compensation. The compensation value can be set between -3 and +3 EV (-2 and +2 EV in Movie Mode). The step interval can be set at 1/3 EV or 1/2 EV intervals. White Balance: White Balance is a function for adjusting the color of an image so that white objects appear white. You can choose Automatic White Balance (AWB), or a preset White Balance depending upon the lighting source: Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Fluorescent Light, Tungsten, Flash, CTE (Color Temperature Enhancement), or Manual. ISO Sensitivity: You can set the sensitivity to suit the brightness of the surroundings. The sensitivity can be set to ISO AUTO or manually to ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, or 12800. Flash: The K-01 has a built-in pop-up flash for use in low-light situations. There are several Flash Modes to choose from: Auto Flash: the flash automatically fires based on brightness of the scene Auto + Red-eye Reduction: the flash fires automatically with a pre-flash for red-eye reduction Manual Flash: the flash fires when manually popped up; does not charge when retracted Manual + Red-eye Reduction: the flash fires when popped up with a pre-flash for red-eye reduction Slow-speed Sync: the flash fires during a slow shutter speed; lights foreground subject while maintaining a distant lit background Slow-speed Sync + Red-eye Reduction: the flash fires during a slow shutter speed, with a pre-flash for red-eye reduction Trailing Curtain Sync: the flash fires immediately before closing the shutter to capture moving objects as they leave a trail behind. Flash Off: the flash does not fire regardless of subject brightness Hot Shoe: The camera has a top-mounted hot shoe for attaching an optional external flash unit, such as the AF540FGZ, AF360FGZ, AF200FG, or AF160FC. Playback and Editing Features Magnifying Images: Single images can be magnified up to 16 times in playback mode. Using the E-dial, the image is enlarged 1.2x to 16x in 16 steps. While the image is magnified, you can use the 4-way controller to move around in the magnified area. Slide Show: The Pentax K-01 allows you to play back still images one at a time in slide show fashion. You can adjust the interval (3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, or 30 sec) and the screen effects (fade, wipe, stripe, no effect). Thumbnail: You can display multiple thumbnail images on the LCD monitor. You can choose the number of images to be displayed in the monitor: 4, 9, 16, 36, or 81. Images can also be displayed by folder or in a calendar filmstrip. Image Editing: The Playback Mode Palette lets you perform playback and editing functions on recorded images and movies. Some of the functions include: Image rotation, Digital Filter, Resize, Cropping, Index, Protect, Slideshow, Save Cross Processing, RAW development, Movie editing, and DPOF. Connections HDMI: The K-01 has a mini-HDMI (Type C) output for connecting the camera to an HDTV. A Mini-HDMI-to-HDMI cable is required (sold separately). You can set the HDMI output resolution to 1080i, 720p, 480p (NTSC), 576p (PAL), or Auto, corresponding to the maximum resolution of the AV device. PC/AV: The proprietary PC/AV terminal can be used to connect the camera to your computer via the supplied I-USB7 cable. The terminal is USB 2.0 High-Speed compatible. You can also connect the camera to a TV using an optional I-AVC7 AV cable. The cable has composite video and mono RCA audio plugs. The AV output can be set to NTSC or PAL. Microphone: The camera has a built-in stereo microphone. There is also a 3.5mm minijack input for an external stereo microphone. Battery Information Lithium-Ion Battery: The Pentax K-01 is powered by the D-LI90 Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (7.2V / 1860mAh / 14Wh). The battery charges in approximately 320 minutes using the supplied D-BC90 battery charger. An optional AC adapter kit (K-AC1202) is available from the manufacturer for connecting the camera to household current, if desired. The image storage capacity with a fully charged battery is as follows: Battery Temperature Normal Shooting Flash Photography Playback Time 50% Use 100% Use D-LI90 73°F (23°C) 540 images 500 images 440 images 320 minutes 32°F (0°C) 480 images 450 images 410 images 300 minutes Supplied Software SILKYPIX Developer Studio: The K-01 comes with SILKYPIX Developer Studio 3.0 software on CD-ROM. With the software, you can develop RAW files, adjust the color of the images and other settings, and save the new images in JPEG or TIFF format. 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hello, I am a new member and after reading the project board for about the last week to get ideas on my new table i thought i would join and ask for some.
I am building a 36"x27"x3/8" welding table with a fold up 12" extention on one end and 12" fold up cutting grate on the other (i have limited space so i want it to be somewhat colapsable.) it will also have a craftsman intermediate style tool chest mounted under the table top for storing tools and i was also considering a reciever style setup to accept a vice/bender or other misc. attachments that could be mounted to a plate and then slid in and removed to acomidate the job i would happen to be doing. (i got the reciever idea off of the message board) any sort of ideas or advice would be apreciated and i will try to get some pics posted of what i have so far.
thanks, Nick
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Need ideas for welding table
Height is personal preference. My table is 32" from floor to top. For most things it works well for me. Did a tig job the other day & I wished it was a little taller. Mine is 1" thick 48 x 96 top with 4 ship channel frame & legs. 6" hd casters for mobility. Make sure you leave a lip of a couple inches all around so it is easy to clamp stuff to.---MMW---MM250
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02-08-2006, 07:52 PM #3Senior Member
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My table is also about 32" . This seems to be a good all a round hight. I have worked on 36" tables and found them to be uncomfortable , especially on large projects. Then again, I'm a short person so it all comes down to personal preferance. I drilled and threaded holes for my vice and other equipment so it can be unbolted easily without haveing to hold a nut on the other side.To all who contribute to this board.
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02-08-2006, 08:48 PM #4Junior Member
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I've found 32-33" to be a pretty common height for tables. We just built a couple 4'x8' tables for our school shop out of 1/4" top plate, 4" channel (1/4" wall) for the frame/crossbraces and 4" x 4" (10 gauge) for the legs, plus 1/4" plate for gussets on the legs. We also welded on HD braking casters so we can move them around the shop. Seem to work well and heavy enough for our use. May someday through another 1/4" plate on top...but not anytime soon...I'll see if I can dig out the digital camera and snap some pics soon..
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If you're tall go a little higher
32" is pretty much the standard height, but if you're taller than average, go a little higher, your back will love you. I'm 6'3 and my table is 34". It keeps me from hunching over that little bit. Anyone who's tall will know what I'm talking about. I end up getting a sore back just doing the dishes, but with just a couple of extra inches on my table, I can weld all day. I even custom built my own desk for my office that sits 1" taller than standard. It forces me to sit up proper in my chair, so I don't hunch over my keyboard.
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02-08-2006, 09:42 PM #6Senior Member
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I think the reciver idea will be a plus you could mount a female pice in the up-right position and the weld a mail piece on a plate then bolt your vise to the plate. just drop you vise in the reciver and their you have a vise on the edge or side of your table
this way you can move it if you need to.
also you can get 4 big nuts and bolts, like inch and a half bolts and nuts
weld the nut to a plat and screw the bolt into the nut, mount the plate on the botom of your leg of your table and then if the floor in your shop,work area is uneaven you can turn the bolts to eather raise or lower the table to compinsate for the floor and then your table will be level (note table will be sitting on bolt heads) and you can level it where ever you put it.
if you were to mount your table on casters you could make it where your bolts could be screwed down low enuff to rase it to level it.
I hope all these ideas help you to make a great table
have fun
Thanks everyone for the info so far. I think that 32" sounds like a good hight i am a pretty short fella so that should work out for me. i am also planning on mounting casters to the legs and having screw down feet to lift it off the casters and make it stationary and level. my next challenge will be designing the mechanism to hold the folding ends up. i will try and take some pics and post them tomorrow (2-9-06) to explain what i am up to here.
i am also considering a HF compact bender which is on sale for $49.99 on the net right now and adding the scroller attachment...i know that the scroller takes a little work to get opperable but the SO one is out of my range for now but i was wondering if anyone had anything to say about the HF compact bender (pos or neg) any coments would be appreciated.
Thanks again and weld on ! Nick
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I have 7 welding tables in my shop all are 4'x8'x36" tall it seems to work well for all my weldors one of my weldors is 5'-4" and the other is a whopping
7'-1" man.Now the cairs are adjustable hope this can help.and "good luck"
I built mine at 35-1/2" tall, I am 5'10-1/2" tall and it seems to be just right for me when I am standing. I did need to add an extension to my stool as it was a bit short, that made the foot remote just reachable. I thought about a reciever and I have one that came off my truck, but I decided aginst it as my bench bender is mounted on a 3" thick maple block workbench that is 15' long and lagged to the floor and the wall. I havn't done any threaded holes yet as I have not used the table enough to know where they should be drilled. I have 5" casters bolted to plates that are welded to the bottom of the legs that are drilled to lock in all four directions, as I won't be putting any sideways tourque on it, and the weight of 300 lbs, that seems enough so far. After I use it more I may want to add some drop down bolts for more stability.Regards, George
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That 35-1/2" height is from the floor and not the castor plates, right?
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After the GOP postelection ritual of grieving and recrimination, this trio decided that much of the problem lies not with voters or pollsters or the timing of conventions, as some Republicans have suggested, but with the party itself. "This is probably the most serious threat to the Republican Party since I've been involved with it," says Peter Wehner, one of the thinkers and a former top official in the past three GOP administrations. And if Republicans can't address it, strategists fear, they'll fail to retake the Senate in 2014, lose the presidential race in 2016, and consign themselves to rule only the House of Representatives, sparring endlessly with Democrats in power.
Much of the difficulty, as Wehner and his colleagues see it, boils down to Republican economic beliefs that have moved too far away from what most people care about. "We're not talking enough about the problems that affect the lives of everyday Americans," says Yuval Levin, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center alongside Wehner and their colleague James Capretta. "What do our ideas have to do to address this moment?"
Addressing voters' financial worries will be key to Republicans' future electoral success. In the 2012 election, President Obama beat Romney, in part, by promoting policies that voters overwhelmingly thought would boost the fortunes of the middle class. In battleground states, Obama's plans were seen as more middle-class-friendly by a margin of 17 points, 56 percent to 39 percent, according to an analysis of exit polling by the group Resurgent Republicans.
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This conflict was prominently on display recently at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's speech, about innovation, energy, and education, received a polite reception. But Rep. Paul Ryan's impassioned address about the debt won over the crowd—an indication that the party still favors an approach that many voters don't.
There's little indication the GOP will resolve this dispute about economic branding until it settles on its next presidential candidate. Until then, most House Republicans are jonesing for fights over the debt ceiling and tax reform. Party strategists, intellectuals, and some members such as Majority Leader Eric Cantor, meanwhile, want to paint a softer side to the party and speak to a wider constituency. "The core Republican conservative principles of a small, contained government and a reliance on private markets is not going to change and shouldn't be discarded," says Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office and president of American Action Forum, a conservative think tank. "The missing part of the Republican argument now is, what do you want that smaller, contained government to do on behalf of people? Rather than just telling them what it shouldn't do, you need to also tell them what the government stands for."


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Test ID: LD
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LD), Serum
NY State Approved Indicates the status of NY State approval and if the test is orderable for NY State clients.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Investigation of a variety of diseases involving the heart, liver, muscle, kidney, lung, and blood
Monitoring changes in tumor burden after chemotherapy, although, lactate dehydrogenase elevations in patients with cancer are too erratic to be of use in the diagnosis of cancer
Testing Algorithm Delineates situation(s) when tests are added to the initial order. This includes reflex and additional tests.
See Laboratory Screening Tests for Suspected Multiple Myeloma in Special Instructions.
Special Instructions and Forms Describes specimen collection and preparation information, test algorithms, and other information pertinent to test. Also includes pertinent information and consent forms to be used when requesting a particular test
Method Name A short description of the method used to perform the test
Photometric Rate
Reporting Name A shorter/abbreviated version of the Published Name for a test; an abbreviated test name
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LD), S
Aliases Lists additional common names for a test, as an aid in searching
LD (Lactate Dehydrogenase)
LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase)
LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase)


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So I found myself REALLY enjoying Gabriel Solis games ... so much I thought of another we could play hehe.
It is like NAME THAT SONG... or FINISH THAT LINE
*okay so pick a lyric line of an incubus song
*then post just that line
*Next see who can NAME THAT SONG and FINISH THAT LINE hehehe
* then pick the next lyric line from a new incubus song of your choice and post for someone else to play and finish the line!
Enjoy... lets pick some tricky ones (not that it is tricky for any of us HQ lovies to sing along)
So I will go first:
You think everything's been augmented that you have been left so far behind ..._______
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"Fous I'm witnessing history repeating" MADE FOR TV MOVIE SHOW
great song
next : "Those irises .......
"Those irises ....... of jade were built to persuade and are swift like a SWITCHBLADE"
Good one, Magalie!
Hi Jane! I'm doing fine, thanks. Nice to be back again too :)
"Just when you thought it was safe ______"
Thanks Gabriel :)
"could we please go back to start, forgive my indecision,
THEN AGAIN, THEN AGAIN, THEN AGAIN, you're always first when no one's on your side"
"Something inside me has said more than twice__"
"Something inside me has said more than twice __ that breathing less air beats breathing you at all"
"You had the perfect opportunity ________"
"But pled the fifth and walked away...Oh!...Say Something! (Make us proud, cast the first stone) Say any, anything at all!
Haven't been on here in forever so that was the "perfect opportunity" to post something again! hahaha
"When I fall into regret, I stumble with the words; they remind me that, they remind me that _______"
"_______ EVERYTHING IN EBB, everything has led me right now soooomehow"
Welcome back and Great one, Jeff! Reminds me of the Alive At Red Rocks performance!
"Come one, come all _________"
"into 1984, yeah 3-2-1, lights camera transactionnnn"
I was just getting ready to shut my computer down when I saw this line, HAD to respond! Love!
"My past is perilous__"
But each scar I bear signs MONUMENTS to where I have been AND MELODIES to where I am going"
Nice one Jane!
next : "Yet I look for a_____
Hey Magalie!
"____ bigger bang, than the kind I'm continually seeing, sick of all this inertia I want a human being!" : BLACK HEART INERTIA
Nice one, Magalie :)
"Just slow down a little ______"


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Wiz Khalifa Wanted for Hit & Run, Soulja Boy Sued, Bobbi Kristina Talks Gun Pics & More
Wiz Khalifa is apparently being sought by the Los Angeles Police Department. A woman filed a report claiming he hit her car after his recent video shoot, and fled the scene.
In this radio interview, Tamar Braxton discusses h


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12 Oct 2008
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|Ski Free - - - Get a Job at a Ski Resort
This could be your new place of employment. Sugarbush Ski Resort
Sugarbush in Warren VT is holding a job fair for the coming winter ski season. There are full time, part time, and seasonal jobs available. It's a great way to get a fun job and enjoy perks like free skiing and boarding.
Other Sugarbush job fairs will be held October 25 and November 15. If you can't make it to the fairs, try contacting Sugarbush Human Resources at firstname.lastname@example.com
Many ski areas will be hiring for this winter and possibly even beyond. If you are interested but don't know which ski areas to approach, try the Vermont Ski Areas Association Ski Vermont Job Center. Right now there are not many listings but that will change soon.
Of course, you don't have to wait for job postings. You can contact the ski areas' human resources department now and get the jump on things.
There is page of listings for alpine resorts and another one for cross country ski areas.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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|Several VT Ski Areas Open
Stowe - November, 18 2008 (photo copyright Stowe)
Five ski areas are now open here in Vermont. In alphabetical order (with number of trails open in parens) they are: Jay Peak (3); Killington (27); Okemo (17); Stowe (9); Sugarbush (7). Most of these ski areas have base depths in the one to two foot range. In addition to some natural snow, Stowe must have had the fan guns on the highest setting 24 hours a day last week- they have depths of two feet to four and a half feet.
I'm surprised that a couple of cross country ski areas are open already. Catamount Family Center, located in Williston VT (near Burlington) has 35 km open (perhaps benefiting from lake effect snow - Lake Champlain is a few miles west of Williston).
And Three Stallion Inn , a very nice facility in Randolph VT, has 25 km open.
To keep track of who is open, check the VT Ski Areas Association web site conditions page.
(c) 2008 (except the Stowe photo) Jeff Connor
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