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Along with the three rookies, there will be three young men heading into their second full seasons in Formula 1 this year: Daniel Ricciardo, his Toro Rosso sidekick Jean-Eric Vergne, and Charles Pic. What should we expect from them with a year's racing under their belts?
Daniel Ricciardo: Can Grinners Be Winners?
They say winners are grinners, but if it worked the other way around 23-year-old Dan would be in front all the time. His presence at his first home Grand Prix in 2012 made a major contribution to the feel-good factor around the whole race weekend and the West Australian has managed to keep smiling most of the time since then.
He finished only 18th, and last of the points-scoring drivers in the Championship with 10 points overall, but he achieved another significant coup.
Famous British Grand Prix annual Autocourse elevated Ricciardo to its coveted Top 10, which compatriot Mark Webber has graced for several years now, and Dan's nomination gave the country its first-ever double entry in that elite group.
His 11 races with HRT in 2011 had yielded no points, but Ricciardo duly opened his account at Albert Park last year with a last-lap burst to ninth place.
He had to wait until round 12 in Belgium for his next two but his late-season pace improved markedly with five points-scoring places in the last nine rounds of the year.
Toro Rosso can be an unforgiving environment, so Ricciardo will need to be on his mettle right from the start of his second full year at the top.
Jean-Eric Vergne: Building On A Solid Start
'JEV' was outdone by teammate Ricciardo on debut at Albert Park but made amends with his maiden World Championship points next time out in Malaysia, where the 22-year-old Frenchman finished eighth.
That was his highest placing for the season – but he repeated it three more times to amass 16 points and finish ahead of the Aussie in 17th place overall. One of those three was at Spa-Francorchamps, the ultimate test of a Grand Prix driver, so there is clearly good material to work with.
On the debit side, Vergne was frequently out-qualified by his teammate, and it was the qualifying session in Japan that got him on the wrong side of the race stewards for allegedly blocking an irate Bruno Senna in the Williams.
But this will be JEV's third season in the team colours – he was their test driver in 2011 – and he has been making all the right noises about working with the engineers, learning about being an F1 driver in and out of the car, and building on his first season as a more experienced man.
Like Dan, he will need to do all that and more if he is not to go the same way as other promising young drivers in the Toro Rosso camp before him.
Charles Pic: Frying Pan To Fire?
"I am very excited about starting my second year in F1 with a team that has so much potential. Caterham F1 Team has everything in place to help it move into a position to fight with a number of teams ahead."
So said Charles Pic back in November when it was announced he would join Caterham on a multi-year contract at the end of his rookie F1 year with Marussia.
Pic, 22, didn't score a point in that maiden F1 season but caught the eye mainly because he was a thorn in the flesh of the Caterham drivers as they strove to secure the cash-paying 10th place overall in the Constructors' Championship.
Marussia just missed out in the end, but Pic's 12th place in the final Grand Prix in Brazil summed up a season of admirable commitment.
Pic's career is overseen by French champion, Olivier Panis, winner of the Monaco race back in 1996. Pic himself has been a winner on the fabled Monaco course in Formula Renault.
That relationship suggests he understands the need to consolidate on a sound beginning and help a team with strong French connections itself to make much-needed headway.
French team principal Cyril Abiteboul has no doubt Pic can do just that: "We are all looking forward to working with a young driver who has clearly shown in his first season in F1 that he has the pace, racecraft and demeanour to help us achieve our goals," he said.

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Overhead projector, like from school. I'm no expert at these, and living in Taiwan, it was nearly impossible to find, but I know there are loads on ebay for cheap.
Document protector, used for housing the power and settings strip of the monitor.
Cork. Self explanatory.
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on the projection screen using two projectors projecting the same image simultaneously, using a splitter for the videocord projecting the same image) will improve picture brightness/quality. just a thought. probably going to try that myself when i get money.
Also i've tried with a cheapo tv and gotten murky semi watchable images, it helps the picture brightness to have the room completely light tight , even if its dark out (starlight/moonlight/streetlights will cause problems because the picture is faint) cover windows
with a blanket, cover all led's in the room.
are u happy and comfortable live in jakarta for a temporary?
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awesome work!
I've taken some pointers, and made my own.
Did you have a problem with the LCD being too big for the projector? - I can't project about 10% of the screen - which is where the start bar is on one side, and the quicklaunch bar on the other side is. how did you fix this?
and I got an LCD monitor from the IT department because the backlight didn't work - perfect!
= one data projector ASOLUTELY free
they're a fraction of the price (if they cost anything at all) of a data projector which plugs into a computer and can project moving images
The further you move the projector away from the wall, the larger the image will be. So if you have a really long room, you canmake the image huge!
The only limitation is the power of the light in the projector compared to the ambient light.
Therefore, the darker the room, the further back you can move the projector and the larger the image you can have.
With a pitch black room, the image can be pretty darn big.
The difference is that it has no screen, and has no input for a video device (or any capability of such.)
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The Nuesse-gate hearings begin later this month, and we'll hit this story as hard as ever. One of the stars on the city's long list of witnesses is none other than the old wise man himself, Kevin Baxter.
I'm not sure the hearings will even come off. At this point the city likely is looking for any way possible to extricate from this Murman report debacle, and Baxter's looking for a way out, too. There's just no way he wants to be cross-examined about his Murman statement. He already took a big lame-o shot at making some corrections to it after the Register questioned inaccuracies, but his cross-outs and new notations in the margins of the Murman report were nonsensical and almost incomprehensible.
Baxter will squirm under cross-examination from attorney K. Ronald Bailey, or he will squirm away from being forced to testify. His Murman statement is riddled with misstatements and holes you could drive a Hummer through.
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Impatience can lead to frustration, which can lead to anger. Cultivating a patient spirit by focusing on the promises of God in His Word and the work of the Spirit of the Lord will lessen frustration and reduce the anger ...Read More
Job's Repentance and Restoration
Sometimes restoration comes to us in this lifetime, but sometimes it awaits the age to come. In truth, all of God's faithful servants will be finally vindicated and restored, and that is what we all long for with great hope. ...Read More
The Lord Answers Job
Matthew Henry comments on today's passage: "The judge upon the bench must have the last word; so God had here, and so he will have in every controversy, for every man's judgment proceeds from him and by his definitive sentence ...Read More
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Truth, if wrongly applied, can actually do more harm than good. Job's friends were not wrong that God disciplines His children, but they did err in viewing all discipline in punitive terms. Such a view will lead to poor counsel ...Read More
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Just when it looked like things had gotten out of hand for the Southwestern Community College women's basketball team against NIACC here Wednesday, things started clicking for the Spartans.
Midway through the second half, NIACC freshman Allysa Meyer knocked down a 3-pointer to put the Trojans up 50-26.
And though the Spartans lost the game, they finished the game on a 16-5 run, playing aggressively while attacking the basket and getting to the free throw line.
Interim head coach Steve Tussey was impressed with his team's play down the stretch, especially considering the Spartans were running an offensive set that had just been installed two days prior.
"We put in a spread, kind of cutter offense two days ago to kind of spread the floor and get some cuts, some backdoor cuts and get some spacing for some drives," Tussey said. "We were getting that cut from the weak side and we were also getting some drives off of it, so they did a good job working that off of two days."
The Spartans shot 11-of-13 from the free throw line in the second half, with most of those attempts coming from drawing fouls while attacking the basket.
Freshman Kourtni Stumpf of Johnston scored six points in the second half, and freshman Morgan Knorr of Savannah, Mo., scored all six of her points in the second half.
Freshman Taylor Zimmerman of Maysville, Mo., shot 4-of-4 from the foul line to score all four of her points in the second half.
Stumpf and Darian Polson led the Spartans with 11 points each.
Southwestern cut NIACC's lead to 55-42 with 3:55 left, before the final margin ended up being 56-44.
"We had them worried," Tussey said. "They called that timeout with three minutes left, we were down 12. I told the girls at that timeout, 'they're calling timeout because you've cut it to 12 with three minutes to go.'"
Playing without primary ballhandler Jamee Miner, who is out for the remainder of the season after having shoulder surgery, the Spartans handled NIACC's fullcourt pressure well early on, trailing just 15-11 early.
But, several quick turnovers led to a 9-0 burst for the Trojans, who closed the half on an 18-8 run in total, leading 33-19.
"They were pressing us and were handling it for awhile, and then we had a couple of unforced turnovers," Tussey said. "You just can't have unforced turnovers and stay within single digits of people who are good."
Despite the loss, which dropped Southwestern to 0-27 overall and 0-13 in the ICCAC, Tussey was encouraged by what he saw.
"Defense, we played man-to-man all night. We were fronting the post, help side, talking," he said. "We gave up some drives the first half, kind of bailed some guys out. Overall, I was very pleased with our man-to-man defense for most of the night. I'd say that's one of the most complete games we've had in the past couple of weeks."
Southwestern hosts Marshalltown on Saturday. Marshalltown won the first meeting between the two teams in a game that was a one possession game until Southwestern was forced to foul in the final minute.
Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m.
NIACC (56) — Lateeka Thompson 6 5-8 17, Jessica Rogers 1 7-9 10, Lesahe Brooks 2 2-4 6, Chelsey Jacox 1 4-5 6, Allysa Meyer 2 0-0 5, Emily Bell 1 3-4 5, Taylor Bianchi 1 1-2 4, Kadejah Young 1 0-0 3. Totals — 15 22-32 56. Team fouls — 19. Fouled out — Rogers.
SOUTHWESTERN (44) — Kourtni Stumpf 4 3-5 11, Darian Polson 4 3-5 11, Miranda Williams 3 2-3 8, Morgan Knorr 2 2-2 6, Kaley Folkerts 2 0-0 4, Taylor Zimmerman 0 4-5 4. Totals — 15 14-20 44. Team fouls — 22. Fouled out — Zimmerman.


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I really think this is what all us hard core fans are starting to experience or suffer from.
I know I am just as tired as the next guy with all of the loosing. I began to wonder why it is I/we are loosing patience with our team and why some of us (jury is still out for me) are not giving this new regime and QB the same benefit of the doubt we gave Sparano, Saban, Wanstedt (Left out Cameron as that was just a huge mistake) and I think they are they unfortunate recipients of the fan base being worn out by a the 'decade of disappointment'.
I did some quick research and think I have pin pointed it... well at least for me.
Most of us remember the Marino years and in those years we went a combined 132-81. That is 12 winning seasons, 4 8-8 seasons and one 6-10 season. Thats right, one losing season in 17 years. Think we all became a little spoiled?
Since Marino retired (2000 to present) we have gone a combined 97-108. That is 5 winning seasons ( hard to remember those right now) and about to be 7 losing. If it wasnt for 2008 we would be on our 7th losing season in a row. Think about that...almost 7 in a row.... Thank you Chad Pennington for giving us a breather but for the most part It has been a meteoric fall from grace.
But IMHO it goes deeper than that.... even into the Marino years and beyond:
Consider that:
We haven't been to the playoffs since 2008 (4 years)
We havent won a playoff game since 2000 (12 years)
We haven't Won a division game since 1992 (20 years)
We havent Been to the conference championship since 1985 (27 years)
We havent been to the superbowl since 1984 (28 years)
We havent won a superbowl since 1973 (39 years)
It just been a long time since this team was actually winning big. The Marino years were great and he always gave us a chance to go to the big show and that was exciting but we actually only got there one time. ONE time! One time with a HOF/Best of all time QB and that was early in his career.
Even Jim Kelly took the Bills to the SB 4 times in a row! I know they lost all four times but they got there every year. That must have been exciting time for Bills fans!
Its easy to feel fatigued and ready to pack up your Jerseys, a lot of people feel the same way...I mean look at the home game attendance....
As bad as the stats above may seem, I do take some hope in them that we have to catch a break at some point.
Anyway I know we are all frustrated and for some of us the frustration has been long suffering. I for one would be lying if I didn't admit I am feeling a bit frustrated but for me it's nice to understand some of the reasons I feel this way ....
Lastly, keep your chins up phin fans I feel we got a great coach and a QB with tons of potential plus we all know that all it takes is for one great season to wipe this whole mess away and happy times will be here again!!
Soldier on Fin Fans.


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It's snowing quite heavily here. A friend dropped by for a cup of tea but hurried off when the snow started earlier than expected since she has to go back south. Our network has glitched twice (not a usual occurence) so if I disappear this weekend that might be the problem. Stay warm and safe, all....
February 2014
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posted at 2/15/2014 2:59 PM EST
Found I had used the last of the oatmeal - apple crisp topping without it, turned into cooked apples with a caramel sauce, that I'm afraid as it cools will solidify into a caramel that will stick your upper teeth to your bottom! Oh well. If so, I can always pop it in the oven to reheat just before serving, hoping it will melt it down again!
Found one of my paper carrots in a little bag in the drawer, still amazing at all the little dodads I've kept. So far nothing else for an Easter wreath, but only toying with the 2nd and 3rd drawers now.
Small flakes, but coming down thickly.
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posted at 2/15/2014 3:32 PM EST
tt, too bad about the oatmeal. I was in a predicament like that once. I used panko crumbs, I mixed with brown sugar and melted butter. It came out fine.
Back home again. We packed up half the office and took work home, in order to avoid the snow. It was snowing heavily in Reading, but it is just wet at present. The roads are clear, but the visibility is low. Stopped at S&S to get some flounder fillets. To say it was a zoo, is saying it mildly. The 12 items or less line was 15 deep. I counted them, while waiting in another line, that actually moved faster. I don't do self-check. It always gives me trouble. But even those had long lines.
Picked up my detergent too. It was on sale - 2 for $5. One of the bottles on the shelf was leaking all over. So when I picked up mine, they were dripping all over the floor. What a slippery mess. Stuck a bottle in the middle of the floor to catch the shoppers attention. Then went to find someone to clean it up.
DH wants tea. Stay warm and dry. Chat later.
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posted at 2/15/2014 3:52 PM EST
Decided to clean out a drawer since I was stuck here and I got a reward - a lost LL Bean gift card! So I ordered a new t-shirt! Yeah!
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posted at 2/15/2014 3:57 PM EST
This is the day for finding treasures in cleaned out drawers!
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posted at 2/15/2014 4:20 PM EST
Well I have to thank you for inspiring me - it was a drawer of greeting cards that I was saving for scrapbooking purposes and the gift card was there with a stack of Xmas stuff....
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posted at 2/16/2014 8:52 AM EST
Good Sunday morning,
Beautiful looking out at the clean snow and covered trees. realize it's not so nice for those that have lost power.
GD who made wreath and her mother left for Fla on an early flight this morning. No problem with delays or anything. I was surprised things weren't all backed up, especially for Fla. So my son who has to work and their basketball playing son are going solo for the week. His wife and dau went down after Christmas for a few days. Now, as then, staying with friends.
Gave the two 10" wreaths a coat of paint last night, Hats, one a green/white wash and the other a yellow/white wash. I have a large box of paints from when I used to decorate sweatshirts for the little ones. Surprised they were just as good as new. Maybe I laid it on a little too thick, the green one warped a little. Have a heavy bowl sitting on it this morning. Once it's made and hanging, you'll never notice it, I don't think. Waiting til 9:30 or so and will call and see what they got in Newton and if they are still coming down. Someone plowed me last night, I more thnk it was their son next door, because he does closer to the car for me. We didn't get all that much here, and the road is clear and just wel. My son said the roads to the airport were fine, even at 4:30.
Hop in the shower and then get the cookie dough made up, then the morning is mine except for lasagna.
What's everyone up to today?
Have to say, GREAT WIN IN HOCKEY FOR USA !
P.S. Got chest of drawers cleaned out and it looks great. Didn't throw that much out, but the drawers look empty compared to when I started. Easier to pull out too. Just a matter of arrangement, I guess.
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posted at 2/16/2014 9:18 AM EST
Good morning!
Saw the news of you coastal ladies having gotten a lot of snow...we got about 4". SIL and her DH came despite the storm, thankfully, and we had a great dinner. I get DH's leftovers! He got a pasta dish (tsk, tsk for his inflammation problem) and asked me to eat the rest. No problem, glad to help. ;)
Got down to 61 in here last night as we were lazy with the fire last night after stuffing ourselves, lol. Up to 66, now, after almost 3 hours.
tt, I'm sure your wreath will be perfect-looking after its heavy bowl treatment and as it hangs on the wall. Pics? Before you bake the cookies, can I have a raw one, please?
Pingo, you must be getting so eager for Thursday and a magical visit with your GD...weather still looks like it will be ok.
hats, nice find!!
Speaking of t-shirt, I just ordered a Life is Good one for my Dad with a stick guy mowing the lawn, "Father mows best." :) Just getting caught up with Christmas, now that I can see straight.
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posted at 2/16/2014 9:24 AM EST
Good morning,
Looks like you two had a fruitful day yesterday cleaning out drawers, tt and Hats. I need to do that too. I started the new year by doing one drawer every day. But I didn't get too far. It didn't work for me. I ended up with piles. I need to do the entire chest at the same time, so I can organize it properly.
I don't think, your Newton family should have a problem getting here, tt. The sun is out and the roads should be clean by now. Have a great visit. Make sure you post photos of the finished wreaths, if BDC lets you.
Had over an hour of face-time with the baby last night. Mom was feeding and burping her and dad changing her. She is adorable and already so alert. 2 and 1/2 week old. Thursday can't come fast enough.
Will properly stay in today, and try to finish some of the work I brought home. Have a good Sunday everyone.
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posted at 2/16/2014 9:24 AM EST
I love the Life is Good stuff. Even saw 4 different Life is Good valentines in the Paper Store.
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posted at 2/16/2014 9:43 AM EST
Kargiver, we posted at the same time. Glad your V-Day was still on despite the storm. 4 inches in your area is not much. We got about the same here.
Plow and Heart has a huge selection of those Life is Good t-shirts. Often on sale too. That's when I usually get them for gifts. My family loves them.
Glad to hear your vision has improved so much you can see straight. What an ordeal, you have been through. DH is doing much better too. No more problem with the neck, but his hearing in that ear is still bad. On and off the hearing comes back somehow, so the ENT believe, eventually as the inner bruises heals, it will come back to normal. It will just take time.
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posted at 2/16/2014 10:17 AM EST
We just finished shoveling our 4 inches, too. My back hurt before I went out. DH is still futzing around trying to get to his snow rake.
I'm going out to dinner and a movie tonight, but that is all that's on the schedule today.
I have had the painted wreaths warp too - I put the bow on the stickiest -out-part - the large bows obscure the warp.
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posted at 2/16/2014 10:52 AM EST
I did end up buying a slew of LiG sleepwear on special on Rue La La - a "boutique" sale site. That's where I got the t-shirt, too. It's random when it will be on the site, but great discounts. I like the cards, too.
Pingo, I know it's frustrating to not have his hearing snap back, but even now I have "reminders" of my ordeal when I turn just right or whatever. Your DH got very injured, and the fact that it's coming back means it will keep healing imo and in my nerve healing experience. At least his vision is fully restored. I'm measuring my progress in weeks, now, not days...that last few percent to perfect is stretching out.
hats, I feel your pain. I haven't shoveled, but yesterday I took Gracie in fairly deep snow and up a lot of hills for 1.5 hours. I was literally sweating and imagining my life depended on putting one foot in front of the other to force myself to keep moving. My butt and legs really feel it. I had done the same for an hour the day before.
But, good thing I did because my dinner last night racked up 1800 calories.
ETA: meant to rejoice in your having FaceTime to enjoy the baby, Pingo - very cool
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posted at 2/16/2014 11:26 AM EST
Taking a little break. Cookie dough is made and in fridge. Lasagna is made and ready to pop in, but since I'm planning on making the popovers too, which take half an hour and I like my lasagna "hot", thinking I will do them first and eat with salad, having put lasagna in as soon as I take popovers out. Did I tell you what I plan to do with the apple disaster? Will reheat it and then serve a doppling over a scoop of vanilla frozen yogurt (which I will tell the kids is vanilla ice cream), and with a squirt of whipped cream on top - should be good.
Oh my goodness, here they are pulling up in the driveway - they'll have to shovel their way in, I never got to that.
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posted at 2/16/2014 11:53 AM EST
Your apple crisp "disaster" sounds delicious. Maybe you concocted a new dessert.
How long to you bake your lasagna? I usually have mine in the oven for 45 minutes and then rest for 15 minutes. So I would have baked that first; then the popovers. The popover batter gets better sitting too. You could heat up the muffin pan, while the lasagna is baking.
Now I want a warm popover.
Anyway your guests has already arrived. Whatever way you do it, I am sure they will enjoy it. Have a great afternoon.
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posted at 2/16/2014 12:12 PM EST
Some "disaster," tt, LOL. Frozen yogurt will pass for ice cream. Have fun with the fam!
DH is plowing our driveway for snowmobile guests arriving at 2...even he, who they call "Snowy," is sick of this routine, but that's probably due to his having a cold and not being able to really enjoy it. More like drudgery than fun when you're sick.
I wish DH would get off this gluten-is-the-enemy thing. I'd make popovers with sprouted spelt that wouldn't hurt him one bit, but there's no way I'm making them just for myself.
Just saw an ad for my soap, Dallas, returning on Feb 24. Will miss Larry Hagman.
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posted at 2/16/2014 4:35 PM EST
What a full day - but a fun one. We did both the wreath and the cookies. She had a good idea with the wreath and I managed to make a bow of sorts. The cookies she did extraordinaire with all her sprinkles. Having the popovers first with the salad worked out perfectly because when I took them out, the oven was then at 350 and ready for the lasagna, no waiting for it to get back up to 450. They all liked the popovers, so sent them along home with lasagna, whoopie pies, blueberry muffins, and cookies. My son will have a field day. I can still see the boys when they were little and I would come home from grocery shopping - each one of them poking through the bags before I could even get them unloaded, to see what treats were there.
2/19 - I removed picture of GD. Thought everyone had had a chance by now to see it.
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posted at 2/16/2014 4:57 PM EST
Oh my goodness isn't she a honey! So sweet and the wreath is adorable! Love the carrot!
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posted at 2/16/2014 5:13 PM EST
Thanks. I found the wheat in the bottom of one of the drawers and normally would have tossed just those few pieces as seen, but since I had the Easter wreath in mind, kept them. I put what little stuff I had out and she placed and glued them. When you think of it, not much - 2 bunny pics, 2 sheep pics, 2 doilies, a carrot and 3 sprigs of wheat. Then I found the piece of ribbon which I wouldn't have known was even in there if I had not cleaned the drawer yesterday, and I think the brightness of it makes the wreath.
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posted at 2/16/2014 5:20 PM EST
Omgosh, she's so adorable; look, she has the same flirtatious expression as Minnie! What a fun day, tt, full of love and memories, new and old. And, the treats!
DH is out snowmobiliing (yes, sick, sigh) with SIL's husband (who was here last night) with their son. SIL had things at home she had to do today so I'm just chilling here w/Gracie. I suppose I should put dinner on...DH will be hungry, and I'll need to have something for his lunch tomorrow.
ETA: I particularly like the carrot at the top of the wreath - very cute project.
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Got rid of all the leftover candy too, had some more of the boxes like the one I filled for the little one next door, and when they were ready to leave told them they could each fill a box under their Nana's supervision of what was there. They left me the mini muskateers!
Wasn't out today so don't know about the air. Probably your DH would have done better to be in resting, but - - - that's his recreation, I guess, and he needs that. What's for supper? I won't be eating again tonight. Ate way more than I usually do in the middle of the day. Waiting for DA, and I think it won't be long before I get in night clothes.
Poor DIL still had to do grocery shopping on the way home. I told her there was enough in the goody bags I was sending home for supper for her and my son, but it sounds as tho they were out of a lot of other stuff that they needed. She's a good Nana. Those kids are lucky to have her.
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The Musketeers are the ones I'd have chosen, lol. Haven't had one in years...now, of course, craving it, thanks, hahaha.
DH put on his fleece face mask under his helmet so it warmed and moistened the air; hopefully that protected him from getting worse. He has tomorrow off, tho, so he can rest then.
Dinner is thawed summer soup with mushrooms I just sauteed and baked beans stirred in. I had DH's leftover pasta and shrimp dish...well, half of what he brought home. It was ok, but rather oily upon reheating...the sauce broke. Oh, well, still good.
I can imagine you won't need more than a snack tonight, tt, but I hope you kept some leftovers for yourself. I always feel like I won't be hungry, but then around 8 it becomes a different story.
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Oh, I already had my supper - a root beer float!
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LOL!! Yummy :)
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Good evening friends. tt, Lily is a cutie pie, what a smile. The wreath looks great and I'd like some cookies please. We got about 4 inches as well. At about 9 am two teenage boys knocked on the door and said they'd shovel it fir $30, sounded good to us this morning, so we left them at it. They did the driveway, both sets of stairs and the sidewalk. I woke up with a stuffing nose and I've had a migraine most of the day. Have class tonight from 9-10 than I'll watch figure skating, ice dancing is on; I'll watch DA tomorrow. I have to do my homework tomorrow. I have to create a poster with just basic shapes and texts with the topic and synopsis provided.


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If it's about cost, I would agree to look it over and check it's operations. I have had Lincolns, Snap on and use a older Miller in my shop now. When I could not get 3 phase to my home shop, I picked up a Snap on YA 240 for 250 dollars (built by Century) it needed a fan but worked for years doing a fair job being used weekly and the tips i picked up at the local welding supply store. It didnot weld like my lincoln RS325 with a cobramatic or the Miller 35, but it was what I could aford at the time.
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I have a YA 212 A that is about 25 years old. It works flawlessly to this day. I've had to replace a liner once and a relay once. Parts are all still available from Snap-on. I honestly like the machine better then most millers. The only thing that would make it better is if it wasn't tapped.
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millermatic 211 and a snapon ya212
Hi I have a millermatic 211 and a snapon ya212
the snap-on out perform,the millermatic 211
the snap-on have way more duty cycle 100% at 200 amps
the millermatic is like 15% only at 200
the millermatic welds ok the snapon welds perfect..
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I dont remember all the model numbers but they are all over the place as to working or not, seen some in service a good long time without issue, some it seems they could never get to work right. I hear they can be found in pawn shops on occasion.
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"Anyone else's bull malarkie meter going off?"
Yup,but I figured if he's happy welding with a boat anchor who am I to yip
Man I wish Miller would spring for some decent smileys.
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My Snap On YA212A has out performed all the rest. Like somebody else posted, it was made by CK Systematics out of PA. If I ever need anything, I get it from them....however, since I have owned it, it hasn't cost me more than $300 other than tips and a few liners. For the last 24 years it has worked side by side with a Hobart and a Miller. All three were bought within the same year and as of now....the only one still welding is the Snap On. The Miller needs an $800 circut board (for the second time), and the Hobart is just fried. They all did the same work. They all used about one roll of 035 wire in about three weeks. The Hobart came in second as far as down time and if I had to guess, maybe $2,000 in repairs over the years, but a lot of down time. Not so good on the Miller....it cost the most and was broke down the most....probably $3,500 in repairs over the years. All in all.....the Snap On always took up the slack when the others were down for repair. I tried an Esab last year and before we could even fill out the demo papers, it quit, so the guy took it back.
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I personally own a snap-on welder stock# MM140SL original cost on line $3,081.85. However I paid $1,500.00 craigslist and the machine welds great. I have used miller welders and lincoln and they are great welders too. Im just saying that my snap-on with a 100% duty cycle has yet to fail (3yrs) and no repairs needed. I guess I got a good welder out of the stock and I can pick up tips and other minor stuff from my local welding shop. So all the bashing on hear well I call it being brand loyal. I may own a rebadged something but its got a pretty red and white paint job LMAO.....I dont care what the name is if it does what I need then i'll use it period.


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