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Thursday, April 18, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Apr. 18, 2002) -- The East Tennessee State men's golfers begin play in the 2002 Southern Conference Championships Friday morning at 10:30 a.m. from the Furman University Golf Course in Greenville, S.C. The four-time defending Southern Conference champion Buccaneers have been dominant in the tournament over the last decade and a half, winning the title 11 times out of the last 13 seasons. ETSU has won the SoCon Championship 16 times overall since joining the league in 1979. The Bucs have had 11 individual medalists in the tournament, including Chris Wisler in 1999 and Pat Beste in 2000. East Tennessee State has finished in the top-10 in four tournaments this season, including the first tournament of the year, the Bank of Tennessee/The Ridges Intercollegiate, where they finished in a tie for seventh. ETSU's best finish of the season was a second place finish in the first event of the spring season, the Charleston Southern Spring Kickoff Classic on Feb. 18-19 from Charleston, S.C. Juniors James Johnson (Barbados) and Adam Riddering (Maple Grove, Minn.) have led the Buccaneers this season. Johnson leads the club with a 73.6 stroke average while Riddering is second with a 74.7 average. Johnson has been a very consistent performer this season, finishing in the top-15 three times. Riddering has one top-10 finish this season, a tie for ninth at the competitive Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational from Statesboro, Ga. The Southern Conference Men's Golf Championships will tee off tomorrow morning and continue through Sunday from the Furman University Golf Course in Greeneville, S.C.
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No, my friend could see the basket but his shot was just a huge hyzer bomb over the top of full grown trees off to the side. The trees were also down at the bottom of a hill to the left. It was simply an amazing shot and to this day the best ace that I have seen. And by the way he is one of the better open players in the state of Colorado. Sorry, Nikko, great shot and all to force a playoff but not the best ace that I've seen.
Maybe I'm spoiled here where we have so many trees that there just aren't holes like that where you have no obstacles to the basket. I'm not a big fan of courses that look just like city parks. I like trees and holes that take serious imagination to find that certain line.
So Nikko, well done. But not the best ace that I've seen. Just not into hero worship. Now if it were my friend that hit that same shot I would congratulate him and then remind him of the truly great shot that he hit on that one day.
I tweaked the video a bit to help new watchers understand the situation at hand, and just how epic the ACE actually was. I also censored out the F-Bomb so that everyone can share it with whomever they would like to without having to share Nikko's raw, emotional language...not that it bothers me.
P.S. Someone alerted me to the fact that I didn't have the facts all straight, so I went back and edited the video to correct everything. Here is the link for the "correct" video:
WOW... Niko's ace has to be THE BEST ACE I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!
Nice job on the edit. It definitely tells you more about the entire situation and how this was a clutch shot! Thanks. Ulibarri must have been like "Really?".
My first ace was great but unfortunately it wasn't the greatest ace that I had ever seen because the basket was behind a tree and I didn't actually see it go in.
And just so you don't think that I have anything against Nikko and his abilities, here are a couple more videos of an extraordinary ace. I guess that it is just from different angles. And he goes in between a few branches as well. From the looks of it the guy can really play!
Wow Jim. There is water 15-20' to the left of the basket on this hole that Nikko aced. Have you ever been in such a position where you had to tell yourself 'You have to ace to have a chance at winning (in the Open division of a PDGA sanctioned event)'? And then DID IT?
Hella badass ace for Nikko. How many aces does he have? How many total and how many tournament? That would be cool to know.
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Methemoglobinemia Evaluation
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Methemoglobinemia, with or without sulfhemoglobinemia, is most commonly encountered as a result of administration of such medications as phenacetin, phenazopyridine, sulfonamides, local anesthetics, dapsone, or following ingestion of nitrites or nitrates.
Congenital methemoglobinemias are rare. They are due either to:
-A deficiency of methemoglobin reductase (also called cytochrome B5 reductase or diaphorase) in erythrocytes, an autosomal recessive disorder
-One of several intrinsic structural disorders of hemoglobin, called methemoglobin-M, all of which are inherited in the autosomal dominant mode
Sulfhemoglobinemia often accompanies methemoglobinemia. Sulfhemoglobinemia can be due to exposure to trinitrotoluene and/or zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate (a fungicide). The formation of sulfhemoglobin cannot be reversed and there is no therapy for sulfhemoglobinemia. Because patients with sulfhemoglobinemia also often have methemoglobinemia, therapy is directed at reversing the methemoglobinemia present.
Symptoms of both methemoglobinemia and sulfhemoglobinemia are caused by anoxia and are characterized by cyanosis.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosis of methemoglobinemia and sulfhemoglobinemia
Differentiation of methemoglobinemia and sulfhemoglobinemia from other causes of cyanosis (eg, congenital heart disease)
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
In congenital methemoglobinemia, the methemoglobin concentration in blood is about 15% to 20% of total hemoglobin. Such patients are mildly cyanotic and asymptomatic.
In acquired (toxic) methemoglobinemia, the concentration may be much higher. Symptoms may be severe when methemoglobin is >40% of hemoglobin. Very high concentrations may be fatal.
This is a consultative evaluation in which the history and previous laboratory values are reviewed by a hematologist who is an expert on these disorders. Appropriate tests are performed and an interpretive report is issued.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Sulfhemoglobin is exceedingly stable and does not change in stored or shipped specimens.
Methemoglobin is unstable and can degrade at a rate of about 40% per 24 hours.
A normal methemoglobin value obtained with stored or shipped specimens does not exclude prior methemoglobinemia of minimal degree. However, significant methemoglobinemia will still be demonstrable.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Definitive results and an interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
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When I do my daily writing, questions often pop into my head, and I jot them down to ponder later on. I was going through all the papers on my desk today and couldn't help but wonder: are chapters in novels and sequences in movies structurally equivalent? In other words are chapters used in stories for the same purpose sequences are used in movies?
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A chapter is the equivalence in so far that it divides a big chunk (the book) into smaller sections. But for a novel you have much more freedom as in a movie script which follows traditional structures.
Have you ever wondered why most movies are made for certain length? They are usually around 75 min, 90 min or 120 min. These numbers are multiplier of 15.
In the old days cinemas got the movies on reels which contained 15 minutes of film each. If you go for a 120 minutes movie with 15 minutes per reel you need: 120:15 = 8 reels.
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mashed bananas
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Okay, so I made some changes after reading all the other reviews, and with these changes, this cake is amazing!!! Here are the changes I made: 1 cup white sugar, 2 large bananas, 1 tsp vanilla, 1/2 cup chocolate chips, 1/2 cup butterscotch chips, used baking SODA instead of baking powder, and sprinkled powdered sugar on top after it cooled. Baked at 350 for 40 minutes in an 8x8 pan. Everything else was the same as the original recipe. The cake came out super moist, thick (not thin), and tasted delicious. I will definitely be making this again!!
Honestly, I would not call this a cake, but rather a bar recipe. Mine came out very dense, without much rise or fluff to them at all. The flavor is all right. Without the frosting that I put on (I used the banana butter frosting from this site), I think most of these would have been wasted.
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I did not read the reviews before I made this, so my "cake" did turn out a little thin, HOWEVER, this is a really good, quick dessert. I was invited for dinner and wanted to bring something. Everyone seemed to like this.
Changes I made: I used two large bananas, which equaled about 1 1/2 -2 cups mashed bananas. I used one full cup of sugar because usually banana bread isn't sweet enough. I added about one teaspoon of vanilla. I also used about two handfuls of milk chocolate chips. I don't like the semi-sweet. I had no complaints and the chips really gave a good twist to regular banana bread. With the additions, it was plenty sweet and very, very moist. I had to bake it the full 35 minutes, almost 40 minutes, due to the additions. As a rule, I always set my timer about ten minutes early because you never know about your particular oven.
Excellent! This turned out wonderful! Be sure to read the reviews, though. I doubled the recipe to make it more of a cake rather than the bars like other cooks were doing. I topped it with chocolate frosting and sprinkles. Very fun and will definitely make again!
Very good dessert. It is a thin cake, for a normal cake thickness I would recomend doubling the recipe. By using chocolate chips there is no need for icing. I did add 1/2 tsp. of vanilla. And I used baking soda not baking powder. All homemade cakes call for baking soda, it works much better than baking powder as a leavener. For example, I made a homeade chocolate cake and by accident used baking powder instead of baking soda, and it came out very thick like brownies. When I made that same cake again, I used baking soda and it was a cake consistancy.
I used three mashed bananas, I didn't measure out a cupful. I just opened three and mashed those. I also used part of a leftover can of fat free evaporated milk and mini chocolate chips instead of regular. One of the better banana breads I've had in a long time. I made muffins out of this recipe and I did NOT get 24 out of this recipe, I got 12 and they were a little on the small side. 350* for exactly 20 minutes and they were perfect. I'll use this recipe again.
I made this recipe as is, except for putting it in an 8x8 pan. It turned out just fine. Plenty of banana flavor, more than enough choc.
I enjoyed this cake. I, too, had problems with it not being enough batter to make a "real" cake; it resembled bars. If you want more of a cake, then either make 2x the recipe or bake it in a smaller pan (8x8 square would suffice). I was happy with the bars, though, and I will definately make this again. I may try a cream cheese frosting in the future, although it tastes good without frosting.
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Servings Per Recipe: 24
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 122
Calories from Fat: 52
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16 CFR 801.10 - Value of voting securities, non-corporate interests and assets to be acquired.
Except as provided in § 801.13, the value of voting securities and assets to be acquired shall be determined as follows:
(1) If the security is traded on a national securities exchange or is authorized to be quoted in an interdealer quotation system of a national securities association registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission—
(i) And the acquisition price has been determined, the value shall be the market price or the acquisition price, whichever is greater; or if
(b) Assets. The value of assets to be acquired shall be the fair market value of the assets, or, if determined and greater than the fair market value, the acquisition price.
(c) For purposes of this section and § 801.13(a)(2):
(i) For acquisitions subject to § 801.30, the market price shall be the lowest closing quotation, or, in an interdealer quotation system, the lowest closing bid price, within the 45 calendar days prior to the receipt of the notice required by § 803.5(a) or prior to the consummation of the acquisition.
(ii) For acquisitions not subject to § 801.30, the market price shall be the lowest closing quotation, or, in an interdealer quotation system, the lowest closing bid price, within the 45 or fewer calendar days which are prior to the consummation of the acquisition but not earlier than the day prior to the execution of the contract, agreement in principle or letter of intent to merge or acquire.
(iii) When the security was not traded within the period specified by this paragraph, the last closing quotation or closing bid price preceding such period shall be used. If such closing quotations are available in more than one market, the person filing notification may select any such quotation.
(2) Acquisition price. The acquisition price shall include the value of all consideration for such voting securities, non-corporate interests or assets to be acquired.
(3) Fair market value. The fair market value shall be determinded in good faith by the board of directors of the ultimate parent entity included within the acquiring person, or, if unincorporated, by officials exercising similar functions; or by an entity delegated that function by such board or officials. Such determination must be made as of any day within 60 calendar days prior to the filing of the notification required by the act, or, if such notification has not been filed, within 60 calendar days prior to the consummation of the acquisition.
Corporation A, the ultimate parent entity in person "A," contracts to acquire assets of corporation B, and the contract provides that the acquisition price is not to be determined until after the acquisition is effected. Under paragraph (b) of this section, for purposes of the act, the value of the assets is to be the fair market value of the assets. Under paragraph (c)(3), the board of directors of corporation A must in good faith determine the fair market value. That determination will control for 60 days whether "A" and "B" must observe the requirements of the act; that is, "A" and "B" must either file notification or consummate the acquisition within that time. If "A" and "B" neither file nor consummate within 60 days, the parties would no longer be entitled to rely on the determination of fair market value, and, if in doubt about whether required to observe the requirements of the act, would have to make a second determination of fair market value.
(d) Value of interests in an unincorporated entity. In an acquisition of non-corporate interests that confers control of either an existing or a newly-formed unincorporated entity, the value of the non-corporate interests held as a result of the acquisition is the sum of the acquisition price of the interests to be acquired (provided the acquisition price has been determined), and the fair market value of any of the interests in the same unincorporated entity held by the acquiring person prior to the acquisition; or, if the acquisition price has not been determined, the fair market value of interests held as a result of the acquisition.
[43 FR 33537, July 31, 1978, as amended at 66 FR 8688, Feb. 1, 2001; 70 FR 11511, Mar. 8, 2005; 76 FR 42482, July 19, 2011]
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Launch Vehicle: Thor-Delta E-1 (no. 40 / Thor no. 462 / DSV-3E)
Launch Site: Cape Canaveral, USA, launch complex 17A,
NASA Center: Ames Research Center
Spacecraft Mass: 62.75 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) single-axis fluxgate magnetometer; 2) Faraday-cup plasma probe; 3) plasma analyzer; 4) cosmic-ray telescope; 5) cosmic-ray-anisotropy detector; and 6) radio wave propagation experiment
Spacecraft Dimensions: 138.0 kg
Spacecraft Power: Solar cells and batteries
Maximum Data Rate: 512 bps
Program Manager: Fred D. Kochendorfer
Project Manager: Charles F. Hall
Principal Scientists: Dr. John H. Wolfe, Dr. Albert G. Opp
Deep Space Chronicle: A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes 1958-2000, Monographs in Aerospace History No. 24, by Asif A. Siddiqi
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Identical to Pioneer 6, Pioneer 7 was put into heliocentric orbit at 1.01 ? 1.125 AU (a little farther from the Sun than Earth's orbit) to study the solar magnetic field, the solar wind, and cosmic rays at widely separated points in solar orbit.
On 7 September 1968, the spacecraft was correctly aligned with the Sun and Earth to begin studying Earth's magnetic tail. In 1977, eleven years after its launch, Pioneer 7 registered the magnetic tail 19.3 million kilometers out, three times further into space than recorded previously.
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2/3 cup
all-purpose flour
5 1/2 cups
flaked coconut
1/4 teaspoon
1 (14 ounce) can
sweetened condensed milk
2 teaspoons
vanilla extract
This is the real thing. Parchment paper is a must here. I've tried adding a teaspoon of almond extract for a change with great sucess. I like to refrigerate the dough for a couple of hours which results in a much rounder macaroon that can be dipped in chocolate.
I have never made Coconut Macaroons before so I made 2 different recipes: This one and the one in a Betty Crocker recipe book. There was quite a bit of difference in texture and taste. This recipe was good, but not great. It was hard on the outside and chewy within. The taste did taste a lot like the sweetened condensed milk. The Betty Crocker recipe called for whipped egg whites and other goodies and was just better all the way around. It browned really nice and tasted unbelievable...so, sorry this one is just okay.
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The ease of making these decadent cookies belies how wonderful they are: Blue Ribbon Winner for sure! My husband, who likes coconut only in very small doses and only toasted, could not stop eating them. I found that the recipe yielded 18 cookies that were larger than golf balls and that took the full 15 minutes to bake. Also, a 14-ounce package of coconut equaled the 5 1/2 cups. Perfect! Thanks for sharing.
This is a great easy recipe. I used a Matfer silicon pad on my cookie sheet which eliminated any sticking and burning. Athough the recipe doesn't specify it, I HIGHLY suggest using sweetened coconut. Also, I subsituted one of the tsps of vanilla extract for almond extract, which worked great. I definitely suggest mixing the extract(s) into the condensed milk before adding to the coconut mix - that way you are sure the flavor is evenly distributed throughout the dough. Molding the cookies was a quite a sticky process, so I just dipped a couple of fingers in a little bit of water as I patted down the dough so that I could get the cookies into a solid shape and still be able to get them onto the cookie sheet in one piece. As an aside, I have made chocolate macaroons before by adding a square (or two) of melted unsweetened bakers chocolate to the condensed milk mix, and I am sure that would work for this recipe as well. Or you could try pressing a maraschino cherry into the top of each cookie - it makes for a very classy presentation - people love it!
Gift Idea: Shape coconut into small tablespoon-sized ovals/rectangles, then bake. Drizzle thin strips of chocolate, or dip cookie in chocolate. After cooling, slip into cupcake liners and stack inside plastic, festive "treat bags" & tie with ribbon.
I followed the recipe exactly as written, and am not at all disappointed. I did use sweetened flake coconut, since that was what I had in the house -- but I think that was the intent here, anyway. I also refrigerated the dough for a couple of hours before scooping it out (didn't intend to, just had to stop for a kid emergency). These turned out great. Didn't stick to the parchment. Were great warm from the oven, and almost better the 2nd day. The only thing I think I'll change next time is to bake them a little longer (as others have suggested) to bring out more of the toasted flavor.
We have a tradition of always making these macaroons at Christmas. They're really great! We use 1 t. vanilla and 1 t. almond extract as others have suggested. Also, mixing the extracts and condensed milk first and then adding it to the coconut mixture makes the whole process much easier. Third, make sure to use parchment on your cookie sheets. Finally, top with red or green candied cherry halves to make them more festive. The taste is fantastic and they look great on your cookie plates!
After many trials and errors for the perfect macaroon, this is it! I have had more compliments on these cookies. I do melt about 1 cup of semi-sweet chocolate chips with 1 teaspoon of shortening and then drizzle them over the cookie using a plastic zip-type storage bag with the corner cut off. Very, very impressive. They store very well, also.
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Calories: 287
Calories from Fat: 112
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welder.jpgI have a miller DIALARC serial # JH267806 volts 222/230/460, KW 12.4, PHASE 1, HERTZ 60, It's on wheels and can hold tanks in the back. It will come with the tanks, radiator cooling system, foot pedal and all the leads. any sugestions on the price I can get for it?
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Saw what looks to be a miller dialarc 250 (not sure) it shows 300A AC and 265A dc on the high low switch. Its serial number is JK (so 1989) and selling for $300 with no leads.
Yours is 2 years older (JH = 1987), but you have a few advantages:
-can hold tanks ---- why would you want to hold tanks on a Stick welder???
-come with tank
-radiator cooling system
-Foot pedal -------------- how would this plug in??? Don't think the dialarc has a plug for pedals does it???
So I would think maybe a few hundred more, depending on the condition of the stuff.
Was this welder being converted to tig with the foot pedal, tanks and cooling system? It lists this welder is capable of tig, but a lot would probably have to be added to make it work I'm guessing.
As always, a picture is a thousand words.
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Where are you located? That will determine price almost as much as the condition of the machine.Burt
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I just sold mine machine home made water cooler and all leads foot pedal no cart 1500 and also have about 20 phone calls after the first guy bought it I thought I sold it too cheap not sure
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I just picked this up 1980 Miller Dialarc HF-P #003.JPG 1980 Miller Dailarc HF-P #001.JPG 1980 Miller Dialarc HF-P #002.JPG at a auction for $753.00. It came with 3 Victor flow meters w/hoses, 2 Weldcraft water cooled TIG torches w/hoses and hookups and a Miller foot pedal w/ all hookups.
My son, who is a industrial maintenance electrician and welder, tested it and said from what he could tell it looks like the machine was purchased new and was only used as a backup welder and hardly ever used. If you'll notice, the paint isn't even hardly scratched.
I also have a older model Miller without HF 1978 Miller Dialarc 250 AC-DC #002.JPG that I bought a couple of years ago for $200.00. It came with 2 50' sections of lead. It's not that nice to look at, but it sure has been one nice sweet running machine.
I guess the value depends on what someone is willing to pay and what you're willing to sell it for, since, from what I've seen, the price range DOES vary quite a bit, depending on what area of the country you live in.Bill
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BGA Rework Stations are used for the manual alignment, replacement, or removal of BGA, μBGA, CSP, and other surface mount components with repeatable solder reflow profiles. BGA stands for ball grid array. It is a type of surface mount technology used for packaging integrated circuits. BGA rework stations come in a variety of sizes and styles to meet a range of needs.
BGA Rework Station Applications
Manual alignment and placement or removal of BGA, μBGA, CSP and other surface mount components with repeatable solder reflow profiles
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Key Features of BGA Rework Stations to Consider
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This video demonstrates The Hakko FR-1418 BGA rework system. It is designed for the manual alignment and placement or removal of BGA, μBGA, CSP and other surface mount components with repeatable solder reflow profiles.
Background on Soldering Equipment
Soldering is the process of bonding two or more metal items by filling the joint with a material called solder. It differs from welding because the pieces being joined are not melted. Instead, the filler metal is melted and flowed into the joint.
The basic solder equipment needed is a solder iron and a soldering station. However, there are many options and accessories available to meet a variety of soldering needs. When purchasing soldering equipment, it is important to remember two things:
Temperature and variable control are key. These features will help improve soldering, so be sure to consider the temperature ranges and variable control when choosing a soldering station
Keep extra nozzles and tips on hand. These are inexpensive and consumable. It is easier and more cost effective to purchase extras in advance rather than place another order and pay for shipping in the future
Soldering equipment is used by professionals as well as hobbyists. One of the benefits of soldering is that the process is reasonably permanent but reversible. Desoldering tools are available to remove unwanted solder.
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BGA Rework Station. BGA rework stations are used for the manual alignment, replacement, or removal of BGA, μBGA, CSP, and other surface mount components with repeatable solder reflow profiles
Desoldering Equipment/Rework Stations. Desoldering is the process of removing solder. It is used to repair, replace, and salvage in a variety of applications
Dispensing Equipment. Dispensing equipment is used to dispense solder paste
Fume Extraction. Fume extraction devices are used to absorb widespread smoke and/or smoke around equipment users
Hot Air Guns. Hot air guns are used for efficient drying as well as heat-shrinking, thawing frozen pipes, heating liquids, bending materials, and more
Lead Forming Equipment. This equipment is used during the process of lead forming, which involves bending component leads so that they can be inserted into holes or surface-mounted on a circuit board
Nozzles. Soldering nozzles are used on hot air pencils and with rework stations. They transfer the heat to the connection point
Pre-Heater. Pre-heaters provide fast, efficient underside heating and reduce the possibility of thermal damage to sensitive components
Soldering Equipment. Soldering is the process of bonding two or more metal items by filling the joint with a material called solder. Available equipment includes soldering stations and soldering guns, irons, and pencils
Soldering Pots. Soldering pots are portable devices used to melt solder and for dip soldering small items as well as tinning the ends of wire leads
Soldering Stands. Soldering stands hold many different types of soldering irons. They make soldering and desoldering easier
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Tips. Soldering tips transfer the heat to the connection point. They are essential to the soldering process and come in a variety of sizes and styles to meet a range of needs
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Each month, the Colorado Department of Agriculture features a different commodity to highlight the variety and quality of products grown, raised or processed in the state. This month, Colorado buffalo is featured in our Colorado Buffalo Sausage Flatbread Pizza recipe.
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With the warmer weather upon us, more and more bicyclists will be riding throughout our community. May is National Bicycle Awareness Month and the Santa Clara Police Department would like to see everyone cycle safely this summer!
Bicycles on the roadway are, by law, vehicles with the same rights and responsibilities as motorized vehicles. This means bicyclists must obey the rules of the road like drivers of any other vehicle and must be treated as equal users by all other vehicles.
The best way to avoid collisions is to be prepared and be aware of other vehicles around you. Avoid common bicyclist errors and common motorist errors committed around bicyclists.
Below are some important safety tips for biking in Santa Clara:
1. Keep your bike in good repair - Adjust your bike to fit you and keep it working properly. Check brakes and tires regularly. Routine maintenance is simple and you can learn to do it yourself.
2. Wear a helmet and never ride with headphones - Always wear a helmet. Never wear headphones while riding a bike.
3. Dress for the weather – Always wear bright colored clothing. In the rain, wear a poncho or waterproof suit. Dress in layers so you can adjust to temperature changes.
4. Obey traffic signs and signals - Bicycles must follow the rules of the road like other vehicles.
5. Never ride against traffic - Motorists aren't looking for bicyclists riding on the wrong side of the road. State law and common sense require that bicyclists drive like other vehicles.
6. Follow lane markings - Don't turn left from the right lane. Don't go straight in a lane marked "right-turn only."
7. Don't pass on the right - Motorists may not look for or see a bicycle passing on the right.
8. Scan the road behind you - Learn to look back over your shoulder without losing your balance or swerving. Some riders use rear-view mirrors.
9. Keep both hands ready to brake - You may not stop in time if you brake one-handed. Allow extra distance for stopping in the rain, since brakes are less efficient when wet.
10. Use hand signals - Hand signals tell motorists and pedestrians what you intend to do. Signal as a matter of law, of courtesy, and of self-protection.
11. Ride in the middle of the lane in slower traffic – Unless a bike lane is available, get in the middle of the lane at busy intersections and whenever you are moving at the same speed as traffic.
12. Choose the best way to turn left – There are two choices: (1) Like an auto: signal to move into the left turn lane and then turn left. (2) Like a pedestrian: ride straight to the far side crosswalk. Walk your bike across.
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Oxtail was once really from an ox, but today it is usually beef or veal tail. While quite bony and gelatinous meat, is very flavorful, and is popular in British and Caribbean cooking, in stews or soups. Oxtail requires long, slow braising.
The overall taste appeal (tenderness, juiciness and flavor) of cooked, lean beef.
A term that is incorrectly used as synonymous with grass-fed beef. As defined by the American Grassfed Association (AGA), grassfed means "those food products from animals that have eaten nothing but their mother's milk and fresh grass or grass-type hay from birth to harvest—all their lives." If an animal is "pasture raised," its food can be supplemented with grain (corn feed or a mix of cheaper grains)—i.e., not purely grass fed.
See New York cut.
A pot roast is a less-expensive cut of meat, cooked slowly in a covered pot with water, and often root vegetables and potatoes, until it is moist and tender. While any type of meat can be cooked in this way (pork or veal, for example), it is most closely associated with beef. A beef brisket is often cooked as a "pot roast."
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Basic major cuts that result from cutting carcasses and sides into smaller portions. The wholesale or primal cuts are the brisket/foreshank, chuck, flank, loin, round, short plate, short loin and sirloin. The primal cuts are further broken down into subprimal cuts. Examples of subprimal cuts of beef are the top round, whole tenderloin and rib eye.
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I'm wanting to add some Brettanomyces lambicus to an old ale after it has been moved to a secondary fermentor (it should be in the 7-8% ABV range at this point, and the primary yeast will be Wyeast 1968, if that matters). Do I need to make a starter for it, or can I just dump the culture directly into the beer, cap the fermentor, and let it go for the rest of the year?
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No need for a starter when its going to be sitting there for that long. Just time is all that's needed.
Yes, I think you can just dump it right in, with no starter.
Warning: I suggest that you double your normal sanitizing procedures with everything that comes in contact with the Brett. A couple of years ago I added the dregs from a couple of bottles of Orval to a batch, and the Brett showed up in quite a few of my subsequent batches. I dumped out probably 15 gallons of beer due to this.


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Step 1: The Circuit
The solar panel stores energy over time by charging the capacitor in the circuit.
When enough energy is stored (this is sensed by the '1381' part) the energy is allowed to flow through the motor and the robot moves.
Then the whole process repeats.
In the circuit diagram, C1 is a capacitor, D1 is a diode, R1 is a resistor, and the circled M is the motor.
If you buy from www.digikey.com, here are the part numbers for 1381 chips (they 'turn on'/'become active' at different voltage levels):
2v: MN1381-C-ND
2.6v: MN1381-J-ND
3v: MN1381-L-ND
3.4v: MN1381-N-ND
4.2v: MN1381-S-ND
4.6v: MN1381-U-ND
here is the part number for a 2N3904 and 2N3906
I got my solar cell from here:
If you can't find the stuff at those sources try these:
or do a google search for BEAM hobby stores.
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If you're a beginner it would be best to use a breadboard to make your circuit. Breadboards allow easy construction and modification of circuits without any soldering. Look up how to use them on google.
They have some Solar Robots and Kits for sale!
in case you didn't know.
From first glance that website looked like an OSS website, but now I'm starting to harbor doubts...
Here's how to work one:
By running electricity from the base to the emitter, you allow an electrical current to flow from the collector to the emitter. This is useful because you can amplify a signal, or use the device somewhat like a relay to build logic gates and other interesting things.
NPN and PNP symbols with base, collector, and emitter labeled:
Ignore the pinouts of the transistors at the bottom of the page. Notice tthat the arrow's direction indicates whether the transistor is NPN or PNP type.
Hope this helps! :-)
The differences between NPN type transistors and PNP type ones lies in thier composition and therefore their behavior. an NPN type transistor will act like the transistor described above, and a PNP type transistor will act in the opposite manner. The gate is normally on, and it is turned off when a base - embitter current is applied.
does anybody has the circuit diagram of this robot
i really wanna make this
n don hav money to buy d book or the PCB
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yesterday I decided to upload all my phone's photos using PICASA. I thought the task would have required one hour or so but instead it is still running and is extremely slow! I would like to stop it but it seems impossible, I have the 'notification' of the ongoing process and whatever thing I do (reboot phone, shut down, advanced task killer, android assistant) as soon as I start an internet connection the process appear. Please help me close it! Thank you!
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One argument I've heard in support of a library maintaining printed books on physical shelves is the ability to browse. I've been thinking about this for a while, because web browsing seems pretty standard (and easy).
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The building is truly special, beautiful in all aspects. They\'ve also added green roof and use strictly \"enviro-friendly\" stains, paints, and insecticides. The property also hosts osprey nests(one use to have camera feed!) and an apiary.
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Wow, what a great feature on the Environmental Center! Thanks so much for writing this up, Bridgette. All of us here at SmithGroup put a lot of value on sustainability and this project is one of the best examples of that.
It's really incredible in person. If you have a chance to check it out, it's worth the trip. Personally, one of my favorite features is that its location on the Chesapeake Bay allows some employees to commute by kayak.
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Share your views on the state of the Animation Industry.
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Does God care about animation and animators?
Yes! I believe he does. I was just wondering if there are any other christians, catholics, thaumaturges, or any other God seekers out there who feel a calling from God to the animation industry and family. I am looking to talk, draw and pray with like minded people about our great animation calling. Anyone interested? thoughts? comments?
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Hey, I'm a Christian and animator. I've met a few others in the past decade or two. Been working at an indie game company the past 7 years or so. Content isn't always overtly Christian, but there's allegory, and content comes from that perspective. Checked out you website. Nice work.
Re: Does God care about animation and animators?
Perhaps a question that is just as appropriate is...
Does animation and animators care about God?
Hello aydellon and thanks for starting this topic.
Personally I believe in God and in Jesus Christ.
For years the AN Forums welcomed theological discussions if members were so inclined. Along with politics and just about anything else anyone wanted to talk about. As long as it was respectful and considerate and within the parameters of our policies and guidelines.
Unfortunately a few of our members at the time, one in particular who was an atheist, did his best to destroy the culture of tolerance and thoughtful exchange of ideas. This was on the old forums. As a result after a long period of patiently putting up with it we had to close off discussions concerning religion and related philosophy and eventually switch to the forums we're currently using.
Feel free to talk about anything you want here or to feature the content you desire. As long as it's done respectfully and within the parameters of our policies ( just say no to malicious behavior ) you're welcome to make use of the AN Forums for personal expression, promotion and community.
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Re: Does God care about animation and animators?
Since the first day I picked up a pencil and started drawing I felt that God was with me.
Sure we all fall off or wander but that doesn't mean God ain't there. Today you have physicists saying there is no God based on the latest model of cosmology. Mind you, they still can't explain 75% of Dark Energy or Dark Matter, but they sure can make these definitive statements. Not realizing that spiritual things are outside of the normal which is why we call them:
Each religion may offer some enlightenment in one way or another. Bottom line is, are you more constructive or destructive?
Without A Doubt...Let's Care Back!
This is a fantastic topic and very appropriate question to be asking this industry (or any artistic one for that matter!) A huge thanks to everyone who's participated so far, especially Aydellon for posting and Charles for the followup question. =)
I believe with all my heart and soul that God had a special plan in mind when He created the creators. Personally, I've always felt very close to God (despite some unique hardships in my life) because The Bible says we are all made in God's image, and God is the ultimate Creator. Therefore, I believe very strongly that every artist of any profession or field has been blessed by God with a divine gift that many do not possess, and that we have not just an opportunity, but a responsibility to honor God with that gift. We are not better - everyone is creative in some way. We are all blessed! Why not give the glory back to our Blesser? Credit where credit is due!
That said, if you would like to check out my new album, I've launched an IndieGoGo campaign to fund its postproduction. Here's the link - http://igg.me/at/oldsoulsyounghearts. A lot of people have compared its overall sound to the intro of an Anime series. Tracks 1, 3, 10, 12, and 14 are for/about God. In addition, Track 11 is the theme song to my upcoming animated series, Little Billy, which will also incorporate God in its story. If you missed Little Billy's Kickstarter, now's your chance to pledge, support, and help spread the word!
I know God cares about Animation and everyone in it, just like He cares for all His children. Let's show Him (and keep showing Him) we care back by honoring Him with our work! Even when we take jobs that don't do this, we've always got spare time, and the only one who can stop us from doing it then...is us.
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Re: Does God care about animation and animators?
Sorry to add to this thread so late. The Bible tells how God cares for the smallest sparrow, so consider how much more he cares for us. As for caring for the art, I am not sure God would like some of the more cutting-edgy comedy animations that thumb their noses at the 10 commandments and general moral codes, but the Creator of the universe is widely known as having made man in his own image.
We are all creative in our own way.
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