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Park City Lodging
Motherlode Condominium by Identity Properties
Motherlode Condominium by Identity Properties
627 Park Avenue
Park City, UT 84060
Best Available Rates for: Sep 05, 2015 - Sep 07, 2015 Change Dates
4 Bedrooms-4Bathrooms-Silver rated
Located just steps away from Main Street and the Town Lift in Park City.View Room Amenities & Nightly RatesSold Out
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Motherlode Condominium by Identity Properties
Motherlode Condominiums by Identity Properties
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Motherlode Condominiums are located just one block from Park City's Main Street and one block from the Town Lift. Easy access to the free city transportation system. Motherlode A guests check in at the Park Avenue front desk located at 1705 Captain Molly Drive.
The Motherlode A (silver) unit features a large fully equipped kitchen, dining room and a family sized livign room. The bedding in Motherlode A offers 1 queen bed in three of the bedrooms and 2 twins in one bedroom. The unit offers 4 large full bathrooms and wireless accessibility along with a private washer/dryer.
The living room has a gas fireplace. Wood/duraflame fireplace in both queen bedrooms upstairs.2000 square feet. The underground parking garage provides assigned space for one vehicle. An additional parking stall is available on the Woodside Avenue side of the property.
Housekeeping service: six night stay or longer and you receive one mid week cleaning at no cost - excludes monthly rentals. This comfortable property is great for families and offers a home away from home in a magnificent mountain setting. This convenient location and accessibility to the area attractions will make your vacation memorable and thinking of your next return visit.
Amenities & Services
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- 2000 square feet - Spacious
- Private washer/dryer in the unit
- Covered parking garage (pass required)
- 5 minute walk to Main Street and the Town Lift
Property Amenities
- Complimentary wireless Internet
- Complimentary covered parking
- 100% non-smoking
- Children allowed
- Common area laundry
- Cribs available (fees may apply)
- Discounted lift ticket sales
- No pets allowed
- Ski storage
- Complimentary ski shuttle
- On city bus route
- Shuttle service (seasonal)
In-Room Amenities
- Shower/tub combination
- AM/FM alarm clock radio
- Fireplace
- In-room washer and dryer
- Individual climate control
- Iron and ironing board
- Private deck
- Separate sitting area
- Smoke alarms in rooms
- Coffeemaker
- Cookware
- Dishware and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Full kitchen
- Kitchen linens
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stovetop
- Wet bar
- CD Player
- Cable or satellite TV
- Complimentary local phone calls
- DVD player
- Flat-screen Television
- Television
- Wireless Internet (complimentary)
Dining and Attractions
- Chimayo – 368 Main Street. Chimayo has been pleasing its diners since 1996 with a wonderfully warm atmosphere and approachable, exciting food that is different than what many consider "Southwestern Cuisine." www.chimayorestaurant.com or 435-649-6222.
- Grappa Italian Restaurant – 151 Main Street. With an award-winning wine list and delicious, rustic Italian cuisine, Grappa has set the standard for fine dining in Utah for over 13 years. www.grapparestaurant.com or 435-645-0636.
-** Wahso – An Asian Grill – 577 Main Street**. Wahso, an Asian grill, is reminiscent of Shanghai during the 1930′s, serving an eclectic mix of Asian cuisine influenced with French cooking techniques. www.wahso.com or 435-615-1367.
- Windy Ridge Café – 1250 Iron Horse Drive. A Park City locals favorite, Windy Ridge Cafe provides a relaxing atmosphere and fantastic homemade fresh food, bread and pastries that are baked to perfection daily. www.windyridgefoods.com or 435-647-0911.
Location Description
Located within walking distance to the Town Lift and Main Street
Motherlode Condominium by Identity Properties
Cancellation Policy
◾Holiday, Sundance and Presidents Day weeks – Cancellations made 61 days or more prior to arrival will incur a cancellation fee equal to $50 plus the reservations fee amount. Cancellations made 60-46 days prior to arrival will incur a cancellation fee equal to two nights lodging rate (the initial deposit) plus the reservations fee amount. Cancellations made 0-45 days prior to arrival are non-refundable. ◾All other winter periods - Cancellations made 46 days or more prior to arrival will incur a cancellation fee equal to $50 plus the reservations fee amount. Cancellations made 45-31 days prior to arrival will incur a cancellation fee equal to two nights lodging rate (the initial deposit) plus the reservations fee amount. Cancellations made 30 days prior to arrival are non-refundable.
Deposit Policy
Payment policy: An initial deposit of two nights lodging rate plus a 5% reservations fee plus the tax on the reservations fee amount is due at the time of booking. Final payment, taxes and other fees are due 60 days prior to arrival. We accept American Express, Visa, MasterCard and Discover and checks drawn from a U.S. bank account.
Other Fees/Policies
Checkin Policy
Motherlode Unit A guests will check in at the Park Avenue condominiums front desk located at 1705 Captain Molly Drive across from the Fresh Market Grocery store. Once you've arrived in Park City: Proceed to the Park Avenue condos located at 1705 Captain Molly Drive in Park City Utah 84060. Turn right into the Park Avenue complex, then turn left at the fork in the road. Near the pool area, you will see the check in office at Park Avenue. The office is opened daily during the winter season from 8am-9pm. (phone: 435-649-5114) *If you anticipate arriving after 9pm: You will check in via the lockbox located next to the front office building. Inside the wooden cabinet located near the clubhouse front doors, you'll find the metal lockbox. Enter the lockbox code (call 435-649-5100 at least 5 days prior to arrival to obtain the lockbox code), turn the knob and collect your check in packet with check in code for the Motherlode A property. Proceed to the Motherlode Unit A property located at 627 Park Avenue (corner of Park Avenue and Heber Avenue).


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Series: BioLogos Basics (8 entries)
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
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So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
From the archives: With From the Dust, it was our goal to help Christians see the complexity of the issues raised by modern science, as well as help them to courageously engage with the theological conversations happening within the sphere of Christian culture today.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
What we do learn from scripture is that there is only one Creator and that there's a clear distinction between God and the created world. And that we who are created in the image of God are able to investigate a creation that is remarkably tuned for our discovery.
"There are clues in a text as to how the text should be written, so with Genesis, the rhythmic nature of Genesis 1 and 2, the almost poetic, and hymnic, function that it would have played in the liturgy of the earliest Jewish lives… it seems to me that there are clues here that it should be read in a theological way."
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
This entry was originally posted on February 11, 2010. In this brief video, Professor Schloss addresses what he sees as the two primary reasons that evangelical Christians oppose evolutionary theory.
We're excited to announce that the documentary From the Dust can now be purchased and rented through the iTunes Store!
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
In today's video, Dr. Rick Colling states that evolution is not merely the imposition of death and destruction and survival of the fittest. Rather, it is about second chances.
In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
In this video, Pääbo covers a lot of ground, noting several lines of genetic evidence for the evolution of modern humans from earlier hominids in Africa, as well as for the interbreeding between early humans and Neanderthals.
In this video, Aaron Daly offers his thoughts on theistic evolution, creation, and how Christians should handle disagreements over these issues. Most of all, Aaron highlights the need for love in our discussions with one another, especially when we disagree.
If death did not exist before Adam and Eve, how could God have used evolution to create man? And what about predators and natural catastrophes such as the mass extinction of the dinosaurs?
In this week's video, biblical historian John Dickson speaks about how to read the text of Genesis 1.
In this video "Conversation" John Walton discusses that the account in Genesis 1 is not intended to be an account of material origins.

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Navitas Naturals, Organic, Maca Powder, Raw, 16 oz (454 g)
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Maca root is truly a superfood. 100 grams of it contain a whopping 475% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin C, 300% of copper, 85% of iron, 57% of pota ssium and vitamin B6, 39% of manganese, 29% of dietary fiber, protein, and niacin, 25% of calcium, 21% of riboflavin, as well as essential amino acids and phytosterols. Such a unique composition makes maca root a powerful endocrine system regulator, adaptogen, stress relieving and immune system boosting agent. No surprise it was revered by the ancient Incas. Maca root is great for treating hormone imbalances, hypothyroidism, low energy levels, anemia, menopause and menstrual disorders, osteoporosis, arthritis, rheumatism, stress, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, leukemia, tuberculosis, stomach cancer, infertility, and even HIV/AIDS. Maca root contains unique alkaloids that stimulate the hypothalamus and pituitary gland to better balance the entire endocrine system, boost and strengthen the immune system, increase energy levels, relieve the symptoms of stress and depression, help maintain healthy bones, joints, teeth, and even reduce the risk of cancer. But maca root is a very powerful product and can cause side effects in some individuals, so it should be taken in moderation. It is a fiber-rich vegetable composed of 25% fibers (oligosaccahrides, cellulose, lignins) and contains goitrogens (goitrogenic glycosides, or glucosinolates), which have some anti-nutritive effects and can cause stomach cramps, indigestion, and thyroid and hormonal issues in people with hormone-sensitive conditions, such as breast, uterine, or ovarian cancer, endometriosis, and uterine fibroids. These goitrogens are neutralized by cooking (in Peru it's always cooked) or starch gelatinization, which makes maca root powder a slightly concentrated and easily digestible product. Starch gelatinization is a simple process that involves heating starches in the presence of water, with the aim of gelatinizing the starches. Gelatinization of maca powder involves gentle heat combined with water, which opens up the starch molecules, softens cellulose and disperses many of the soluble fibers. In addition to making maca's alkaloids more bioavailable, it also deactivates myrosinase enzyme, making it so the goitrogens in maca are not metabolized. So, if you're prone to indigestion and stomach cramps, it's best to try the gelatinized version of this product. This organic, non-GMO, and gluten-free raw maca powder really works for me: since I started taking a teaspoon of this product daily, I haven't noticed any side effects, and it makes me more active and energetic. It has a slightly bitter taste, but goes well with yogurt, smoothies, shakes, cereal, granola, tea, coffee, chocolate, and great in cookies, pancakes, and muffins. Maca's flavor blends well with different fruits, berries, nuts, honey, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla. I would definitely recommend it. It's worth trying.
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27 Feb 2008
|CNN Article On Stephen Huneck Dog Chapel
I've written Vermont Travel Notes entries about Stephen Huneck's unique dog chapel in St. Johnsbury VT as well as his artwork and galleries around the state (the newest is in Stowe). His whimsical and sometimes touching artwork is very popular with dog owners all over the world. As a result, he has received publicity in a large number of places, the most recent being CNN and its website. The article is entitled "Doggy Disneyland draws animals, owners by the pack" and it's a good description of Stephen, his artwork, and his 175 acre farm with widely known dog chapel. It's quite a structure, requiring an expenditure of several hundred thousand dollars, and well worth a visit if you are a dog lover. From our inn, it is a little over a 45 minute drive to Dog Mountain..
Another great place to visit in the St. Johnsbury area is the Fairbanks Museum. I also recommend a drive north to Lake Willoughby and then over to the area around the town of Island Pond to do some moose spotting.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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7 Nov 2007
|Cheese Making Classes
Vermont is a mecca for cheese lovers and there is even one farm where you can take cheese making classes. Lazy Lady Farm in Westfield Vermont is a small dairy farm with about 25 alpine goats they call "lazy ladies."
The farm holds cheese making classes during the winter. "The classes are for the curious and for the future cheese makers." To get more information and schedule a class, call Laini Fondiller at 802-744-6365 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
To learn more about cheese makers in Vermont, visit the Vermont Cheese Council website.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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1 Nov 2007
|Here is Something Different To Do: Green Mountain Alpaca Show
Travel to Vermont and you will see the dairy farms that are a large part of the state's image. But from time to time you'll see other animals too, some of them exotic breeds you would not expect.
There are a goodly number of sheep and goat farms now (mainly to support all the small cheese producers here), exotic bovines such as Scottish Highlander Cows that look like Musk-Ox cousins (there are usually some out at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe), buffalo and elk (they're being raised for restaurant consumption), miniature horses and donkeys, and I even know of a camel (it's on Route 2 a little south of Richmond VT, on the west side of the road).
I know of several places with Llamas and Alpacas but I did not know there were so many of them until I read the list of Alpaca farms in VT on the Sponsors page on the Northeast Alpaca Association's Fall Spectacular website.
The public is invited to the show being held at the Champlain Valley Expo this weekend, November 2, 3 and 4, 2007. About 100 Alpaca farms from all over the northeast will be displaying some 500 alpacas.
These are fascinating animals and you can learn more about them at Benefits of Alpacas page on the Log Cabin Farm website.
Alpacas originated in the Andes mountains of South America so it is a breed of animal very much at home in the mountains of the northeast but they adapt well to other environments as well. They are small, easily handled animals known for being intelligent, calm, and clean. They don't need a lot of land, they are disease resistant, and they produce a fiber as soft as cashmere that's also lighter, stronger and warmer than wool. The hair is just cut off them like shearing sheep wool, so the animals are not butchered.
You can even purchase an Alpaca there. "Coco," pictured above, can be yours for just $20,000 for example. Everybody in your neighborhood has a dog or a cat but you can set a new standard with an alpaca in the backyard! Besides Coco (who is owned by Alpacas of Easton ), there others for sale on Alpacas For Sale page on the Association's show website.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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11 Oct 2007
|What Do the Tango and Horace Greeley Have in Common? Vermont of course.
There is always a wide range of things to see and do here in VT . . . but usually not this wide.
I got a chuckle of this and thought you might too. And just to give you an idea of the diversity of things to do in VT, here is a weird coupling: the sensuous and dramatic I Tango show and the Horace Greeley Writers Symposium both of which are this weekend.
The I Tango show is in Burlington and and the Horace Greeley Symposium is in Poultney VT. Greeley has a connection to VT because he was a printer's apprentice in Poultney. He is most often thought of as the man who said "Go west young man" and although he did write that in one of his editorials, he was actually the second newspaper writer to do so. A writer from a Terra Haute IN newspaper actually wrote that line first, about 14 years before Greeley did but it was Greeley with a large New York city readership who popularized the term.
Wikipedia has a brief biography of Greeley.
The Symposium is being held at Green Mountain College in the picturesque village of Poultney VT.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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28 Sep 2007
|Northeast Animal-Power Field Days This Weekend
This Saturday and Sunday, September 28and 29, Animal-Power Field Days is a two day trade fair and conference with panel discussions, vendor exhibits, field demonstrations of animal-powered farming and logging equipment, equipment auction, children's activities, music, food, and farmers market. See the website for a very good .pdf brochure with all the details.
The event is open to anyone, especially farmers, loggers, and landowners who want to learn more and network with others interested in using draft animals to help manage their lands. Discussions of "conservation, stewardship, small farms, healthy forests, and the roles they play in vital rural communities" will be included
Plus you get to see huge draft horses - always the best part for me.
It's being held at the Tunbridge World's Fairgrounds on Route 110 in the east central part of the state.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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23 Aug 2007
|Lake Champlain Maritime Museum to Launch Replica 1776 Gunboat
The Philadelphia II Replica 1776 Gunboat
During the American Revolutionary War, Lake Champlain was the scene of much activity with the British moving soldiers and supplies southward from Canada to the fight in the Colonies. The Colonists thought it would be a good idea to stop them there and, as a result, there were some sea battles on Champlain as well as land battles at the British fort at Ticonderoga near the lake shore.
On the water, the rebels and the British used a variety of watercraft. The colonists employed the gunboat whose sole function was to be a platform for a cannon or two. These gunboats were simple affairs, just a bit more than a large raft and often built on the spot. A large, well armed ship could easily defeat one but when the gunboats were used in numbers and spread out, they could inflict serious damage on a larger and more powerful enemy ship.
Archaeologists and re-enactors from the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum will launch this weekend a full-sized replica 1776 gunboat at the Falls Basin in Vergennes. The ceremony begins at 11:00 Saturday the 25th and the public will be invited aboard until mid afternoon. At that time the gunboat will proceed along Otter Creek to the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Burlington. There will be viewing opportunities along Otter Creek.
The gunboat, named the Philadelphia II, will take part in Sunday's Rabble in Arms event, a reenactment of American Revolutionary War times. The museum's gunboat will take part in naval maneuvers and gunnery exercises.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor except the photo which is courtesy of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
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If you were walking with your lady and there was a puddle of water. Would you lay your jacket down so she could walk over it?
Sometimes the simple things impress a woman. Men we have gotten away from the simple things. Like opening a door or even pulling a chair away from a table for a lady or even letting a woman stand in a crowded room, and were occupying a seat and dont offer our chair.
What is it? I know men respect women, because we all came from a woman. Not only did God make Adam, God also made Eve. Eve was formed from Adams rib, so that means the side.
So if you look at that simple insert from the bible, it all makes sense women were made to be by our side, not behind, or in front. So next time when your out on the town with your lady, try opening the car door for her or even the door to the restaurant. Men sometimes all we have to do is be gentle. Women are not made rough, so men we dont have to be.
Being gentle, men we were born with it, so we dont have to practice it, or learn it, or even teach it, its already in us. They say chivalry is dead, I dont think chivalry is dead. Men we just have to revive it and be gentlemen.
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Metal has been a lifelong journey for Wet Nurse drummer Curran Reynolds, who also did time as publicist for Earache before branching out to become an independent PR maven! He organizes the New York City-based, Monday night show series called Precious Metal -- and of course, pounds the skins. He wears many hats, and was happy to dig deep into his memories and history to share his ins


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Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck will play in the NFL Pro Bowl after New England's Tom Brady withdrew because of injury.
Luck will join Denver's Peyton Manning and Houston's Matt Schaub as the quarterbacks for the AFC.
After being picked No.1 in the 2012 NFL Draft,, Luck completed one of the best rookie seasons in franchise and league history.
His 11 wins were the most by a No. 1 overall draft pick and he became one of five rookie quarterbacks since 1966 to win 10 or more games. Luck also recorded the most passing yards (4,374), attempts (627) and 300-yard passing games (six) by a rookie quarterback. He set the rookie single-game record for passing yards by a rookie (433) in the team's win over the Miami Dolphins.
Luck will join teammates Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis in the Pro Bowl. Wayne is making his sixth career appearance while Mathis is recording his fifth selection.


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[DOOM METAL] In the late '70s, the musical movement known as the "new wave of British heavy metal" was born. Inspired by the trudging blues of bands like Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath—as well as the hard fury of the punk scene—this version of metal was faster and angrier than its contemporaries, and given to flights of lyrical and instrumental fancy.
The acts that rode this wave—Iron Maiden, Motörhead and Saxon, among them—begat every strain of metal that you heard growing up and that is still with us today: glam, technical, stoner, black, doom, etc., etc., ad infinitum.
Whether you realize it or not, there's a similar groundswell happening around our neck of the woods. Oregon and Washington have spawned a ridiculous number of ridiculously talented bands (call it the new wave of Northwest heavy metal) that are following the thread strung along by their British forebears and pushing the genre in audacious new directions. And the impact of recent work by Portland bands like Agalloch, Rabbits and Red Fang (as well as Christian Mistress, Helms Alee and Throne of Bone from up north) is starting to be felt worldwide.
One group, in particular—doom metal quartet Witch Mountain—has the very real potential to be the leading force among this current crop of acts. National and international press is calling for interviews. NPR is going to showcase a song from the band's new album. Fans are still raving about the group's fantastic set at this year's SXSW festival. And it only took Witch Mountain 14 years to get to this point.
"We released our last album, Come the Mountain, in 2001," remembers founding guitarist Rob Wrong, "and we just got sidetracked. I used to be married and had a couple of kids. [Bassist] Dave [Hoopaugh] had a daughter. Dave and I spent time doing Iommi Stubbs, the other band that we were in. So, that delayed things for six or seven years."
Witch Mountain is ready to take its rightful place in the spotlight with the release of its second LP, South of Salem. Having had 10 years to hone its attack, the band (which also features WW contributor Nathan Carson on drums) is an unyielding force that slowly oozes out of the speakers, carrying jagged riffs and trudging rhythms that stretch on for upward of 12 minutes per song. It's not hyperbolic in the least to tag the album as "epic."
The weight of the music is being carried by the band's most powerful force: vocalist Uta Plotkin. The 29-year-old gives Salem a bluesy edge (both Carson and Wrong compared her to Ann Wilson of the Seattle classic-rock act Heart) that helps separate Witch Mountain from the rest of the growling, screeching doom metal fray.
Now that Witch Mountain's new album is seeing the light of day, the plan is to "get serious again," Carson says. He says his band is ready to ride its momentum even as it shifts to a more uptempo sound. "I just want to see where we go now that people are taking us seriously again. I regret that we didn't create a bigger body of work over the last 10 years, but those albums wouldn't have had Uta on them. I don't want albums that don't have her on them. That's our sound now."
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I got a job tig welding aluminum 6 months ago. i had a 1 week oxy acetylene course in my plumbing entry level 6 month course and i applied at a skylight manufacturer for a tig welder i said i'd never done it, they gave me a week and i learned how. they said 6 other guys tried before me and failed but on to the topic.
I only have 6 months of experience and i weld in different positions, mostly corners and flat surfaces. I've pretty much mastered this..
I'm getting really good at the whole tig welding thing. I can make pretty welds if i take my time, or ones with V shaped beads if i go really fast. I weld on a miller syncrowave 250 DX. I want to buy one now and weld somethign myself that i can sell or put the welder i buy on a truck and do mobile aluminum repairs or whatever.
before i invest $2500 in a welder..
What chances would i have of surviving in doing aluminum welding repair for other people? and possibly steel since i hear its easier than aluminum.
i asked my boss about it and he said maybe boat trailers. i don't have any idea how to start and get into that, any help there i would love.
I could try to spend a few months putting together a 5' x 10' Steel utility trailer or something of the kind. sell it for $1200 and do it again hopefully quicker the next time. and i would have to learn and perfect my steel welding.
any help?
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10-25-2007, 09:07 PM #1Junior Member
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Welding on the side for extra money
Just buy yourself a good 220v mig and you will be the king of your neighborhood fixing stuff for everybody. I get 1-3 people a day bringing stuff over to fix and i don't advertise much, except for my website that no one sees, its all word of mouth. And referrals. But you never know whats comming in and you need to be prepared to do it all or turn it down to someone else.
Also start making small wrought iron stuff to sell the women love them and they talk alot I have lots of idea's if you need some...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I am in the same boat . . . Soon to finish fast-track welding class. Training is in basic MIG & Stick. I have a new MillerMatic 251 & a Lincoln AC/DC Tombstone.
Looking for ideas to make a few extra dollars on the side.
Thanks in advance to anyone who may have some suggestions . . .
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Lots of extra $$$ welding on the side.
I just thought I would send you my opinion on this post, I do alot of welding on the side for extra $$$ and the thing that I like about it is that you can take your time and really do a better job becuase you may not have the boss's standing over your shoulder to see if your doing it right or really pressed for time. We live around a large Amish community and they always have stuff they want me to weld for them and also if other people know that you weld on the side they will be calling you alot (cheap labor) I usually charge a min-$25.00 for anything. But some times I might do something for free just to split the difference in cost,and they seem fine with that.
So my point is if your going to spend the money and get a welder for portable repairs do it and have fun but also make sure you know how to do the job right and if someone ask any questions you should be up on any info you can becuase they will allways ask if you know what your doing just to pick your brain. hope this helps and BEST OF LUCK TO YOU.
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I was just where you are a couple of years ago. You have a talent and want to expand on it, possibly to pad your pocket a little. There is definately potential there to make additional money doing different welding side jobs. If there is one thing I would recommend, it would be to "start small". What else will you need to fabricate a trailer, repair a broken bicycle seat post, put an addition on an aluminum or steel canopy? You can't imagine the types of requests for jobs you'll get. If you already have a good assortment of tools, then you're probably good to go. If not, this is where starting off small comes in. If you're going to buy equipment, start with the items you'll need for cutting, preparing, fitting, clamping, etc.... Once you have this type of equipment, lean toward adding the machine to do the work you'll be doing at first. You'll soon find out that you're going to have to add more equipment to your arsenal. Unfortunately, one machine won't do "everything". If you're truly interested in doing this for extra money and still have some things to learn (like all of us), pick up some books or magazines and read, read, read!!!
Just like you'll here by most other members of this forum, you can be successful doing your own things, but it'll take a lot of quality work, a kind heart and word of mouth. Start with a small plan for yourself and go from there. Lots of luck to you and DON'T EVER LET ANYONE TELL YOU, "YOU CAN'T DO IT!". I've come a long way, let me know if I can help with anything. You can private message me on this forum also. Have a good one!
i would suggest looking to a landscaper or residential construction firm. talk to them and get your name known. might even have to take a hit or 2 (freebie stuff) to let them see your work. i make more on the side than i do at my full time job building handrails, gates, fences, and the likes. my wife wont let me step out on my own full time, the pay is to sporadic for her likes... and you all know how the saying goes "when momma aint happy, aint nobody happy. when daddy aint happy, nobody cares"welder_one
nothing fancy, just a few hot glue guns for metal
if you have questions about bidding, the best thing that i can say is to call a company that does that type of work and ask them how much they charge per foot installed like on a fence or so. a portable machine will help out alot, like an engine driven welder. it isnt constrained by "where" the job is. i started by doing a ton of handrail and guard rail repairs, 99% of that was onsite. there are several engine drives that are capable of multi-processes. look in the paper, your local welding supply, and the likes for used or trade-in machines fro cheaper than new and you'll be set.welder_one
nothing fancy, just a few hot glue guns for metal
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thanks for all the replies everyone i really wasn't expecting to have so many good ideas nor replies. My dad dug up this decent lincoln electric 100 weldpak, it can do up to 3/16 inch mild steel and it has the argon gas kit. think this will be good enough for neighborhood repairs?
aametalmaster: what kind of small wrought iron things? i'd love to hear some ideas =) pm me with some ideas if ya like
safetydave: i know what u mean about having a boss standing over your back. i think i got lucky with my workplace though, if i ****up or take too long my boss will just make a joke about it.
PLWeld: i really beleive anyone can do anything i'm with you on that one. I have lots of tools but what i really need is a chopsaw for myself and clamps! i think i may just start by putting a sign up somewhere for custom welding repairs.
welderone: theres a company down the street that welds custom aluminum boats ive been meaning to talk to him maybe do a couple hours a day of work for him for cheap to learn how to make boats, we'll see. gates fences and especially handrails sounds like a good idea. if you have any advice on building handrails i'd like to hear it because that sounds like something i could really do well at.
welding on the side
Hey krazay ! jsut thought I would drop you some more info, like I said I do alot for the Amish around here by me and a lot of times it is on site work so if I was you look into a good portibale unit that is user freindly to do several procedures if you can that will help cut done an haveing extra machines you might not need. Also if you have any small manuf shops around you you could check with them on doing small repairs and charge them for time & mat, I did this for a large waste dump outfit and ended up getting a huge contract for all their dumpsters within a 100 mile radius $2000.00per week CASH just repairing the holes in them ,so just start asking around and you will get work easy if your any good and know what your talking about when they have qeustions on your abillitys (walk the walk & talk the talk) If there is anything I can help with just drop a line or pm me, just glad to help out anthor weldor in the field. Keep on welding what ever you do, it pays the bills.


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Op-Ed article by author John D Abramson and cardiologist Rita F Redberg criticizes recommendation by American Heart Assn and American College of Cardiology that millions of Americans should immediately start taking statins; holds recommendation is consequence of simply expanding the definition of who should take drugs and who will benefit the pharmaceutical industry more than anyone else. MORE
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Nation's leading heart organizations release new guidelines fundamentally reshaping use of cholesterol-lowering statin medicines; patients on statins will no longer need to lower cholesterol levels to specific numerical targets, but will simply take right dose; previously, emphasis on lowering cholesterol levels by specific amounts meant patients not hitting target levels with statins alone were often prescribed additional drugs. MORE
Oct. 2, 2013
A new study suggests statins may have a beneficial side effect: reducing gum inflammation, which is a known risk factor for plaque buildup in arteries. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
In one of the largest studies ever done on the subject, researchers have found that taking statins, the widely used cholesterol-lowering drugs, is associated with an increased risk for cataracts. MORE
May. 6, 2013
A new study suggests that men with prostate cancer who take statins may have a lower risk of dying from the disease than those who do not. MORE
Nov. 6, 2012
Use of experimental drugs in trials reduced so-called bad cholesterol by about 40 to 70 percent in a matter of weeks, equivalent to the reduction achieved by the most effective statins like Lipitor; pharmaceutical companies are racing to bring drugs to market. MORE
Mar. 27, 2012
Science Q&A on whether the rate of death from heart attacks in the United States been going down in the years since people have been taking statins. MORE
Mar. 6, 2012
Dr Mary A Whooley study published online in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry finds that the use of statin drugs to lower cholesterol in people with stable coronary artery disease is associated with a significantly reduced risk for depression. MORE
Feb. 29, 2012
Food and Drug Administration is adding new safety alerts to the prescribing information for statins, the cholesterol-reducing medications that are among the most widely prescribed drugs in the world; officials cite rare risks of memory loss, diabetes and muscle pain for the warnings, but say drugs are still extremely beneficial and safe. MORE
Dec. 20, 2011
Study published in the The Journal of Infectious Diseases finds that statins, commonly prescribed for the prevention of cardiovascular disease, also appear to reduce the risk for death in patients hospitalized with the flu; study is co-authored by Dr Ann R Thomas of the Oregon Public Health Division. MORE
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New Alternatives to Statins Add to a Quandary on Cholesterol
Doctors find it difficult to ignore patients' complaints about statins, which are much cheaper, even though clinical trials have found that they have minimal side effects.
August 30, 2015, Sunday
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Praluent Looks Cheap to Those With Extreme Cholesterol
About a million Americans have an inherited condition that defies cholesterol-lowering statins. Even at $14,600 a year, a new drug provides hope.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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2 Studies Back Guidelines for Wider Use of Statins
The studies lend support to controversial new guidelines that could vastly increase the number of Americans advised to take cholesterol-lowering drugs.
July 15, 2015, Wednesday
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Putting Stents to the Test
Cardiologists often treat angina by opening arteries with stents, but drug therapy may be more effective.
June 23, 2015, Tuesday
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Statins May Not Affect Memory, Study Suggests
New research indicates that the association between memory loss and statin use may be an illusion.
June 11, 2015, Thursday
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Panel Tells F.D.A. to Back Second Drug to Help Heart
Early results of clinical trials raised hopes that the therapies would be critical new additions to the treatment arsenal for those at risk of heart disease.
June 11, 2015, Thursday
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Federal Panel Backs Approval of New Drug to Fight Heart Attacks
Early results of clinical trials raised hopes that the therapies would be critical new additions to the treatment arsenal for those at risk of heart disease, the biggest killer of Americans.
June 10, 2015, Wednesday
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Ask Well: Statins and Your Sex Life
The science on statins and sexual function is inconclusive, but it does appear that taking a statin can affect a person's sex life, in both positive and negative ways.
April 3, 2015, Friday
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Tests of Cholesterol Drugs Offer Hope of Reducing Heart Attacks and Strokes
Researchers cautioned, however, that the studies were small and meant to assess whether the drugs safely lowered cholesterol, not whether they staved off heart attacks.
March 16, 2015, Monday
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Study Finds Alternative to Anti-Cholesterol Drug
The finding, which showed that the drug ezetimibe lowers LDL cholesterol, can help millions who cannot tolerate statins or do not respond to them sufficiently.
November 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes, tornados and super storms often have many things in common, including loss of life and devastation. Unfortunately, they are also followed by a sad certainty: SCAMS.
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Anaerobic Digestion
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If 50 percent of the food waste generated each year in the U.S. was anaerobically digested, enough electricity would be generated to power 2.5 million homes for a year. By anaerobically digesting food waste, two valuable products, renewable energy and soil amendment, can be generated.
What is Anaerobic Digestion?
Anaerobic digestion is a process where microorganisms break down organic materials, such as food scraps, manure, and sewage sludge, in the absence of oxygen. Recycling food waste through anaerobic digestion produces biogas and a soil amendment, two valuable products.
Biogas, made primarily of methane and carbon dioxide, can be used as a source of energy similar to natural gas. The solid residual should be land applied or composted and used as a soil amendment.
Food can either be digested at facilities specifically designed for the organic portion of municipal solid waste, or co-digested at wastewater treatment plants and manure digesters. Co-digestion is a process whereby additional, energy-rich organic materials (e.g. food scraps or fats, oils, and grease) are added to dairy or wastewater digesters with excess capacity. Co-digestion uses existing infrastructure to divert food scraps and fats, oil, and grease. Some haulers charge less if the food waste is separated from the trash and sent for anaerobic digestion rather than landfilling.
The two main types of anaerobic digesters are low-solids and high-solids (dry fermentation) and are based on the percent solids of the material being digested. Low-solids digesters generally process materials with less than 15 percent solids and are common at wastewater treatment plants and manure digesters. High-solids digesters are common in Europe and becoming more common in the United States.
Anaerobic Digestion Success Stories
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- Purdue University turns food waste into renewable energy by partnering with the City of West Lafayette to send food waste to the local wastewater treatment plant. At the wastewater treatment plant, the food is added to the anaerobic digester, where it is processed by microbes to generate biogas, a source of renewable energy, and a solid residual that can be used as a soil amendment. Learn more (PDF) (17 pp, 3.3 MB)
- The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh started turning organic materials into renewable energy in fall 2011 with a dry fermentation anaerobic digester. The first of its kind in the nation, this facility uses agricultural plant waste, City of Oshkosh yard waste, and campus-generated food waste to produce biogas. The digester produces enough energy to power up to 10 percent of the 13,500-student institution.
- East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) in Oakland, CA was the first wastewater treatment plant in the nation to convert post-consumer food scraps to energy via anaerobic digestion. Waste haulers collect post-consumer food waste from local restaurants and markets and take it to EBMUD. In an anaerobic digester, bacteria break down the food waste and release methane as a byproduct. EBMUD then captures the methane and uses it as a renewable source of energy to power the treatment plant. After the digestion process, the leftover material can be composted and used as a natural fertilizer. Learn more


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You love vintage fashion because you're an individual. You also love holding onto a dollar. Whether you're setting the trend or simply pushing it up by a few days on the calendar, you know how retro pieces can turn modern looks into personal statements capable of rocking fashion's favorite city to its knees. From Harlow to Bardot, here's where to get the look.


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Beyonce Ditches Lead Role in Clint Eastwood Film, 'A Star Is Born'
In June, news hit that Beyonce was set to star in a Clint Eastwood-directed remake of "A Star Is Born." Now it looks like Queen B has pulled out of the movie's lead role and left Eastwood hanging without a leading lady.
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Meet the Faculty: Monica Weinzapfel
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Other IngredientsOrganic cane sugar, stearic acid, silica, natural fruit flavor (banana, pomegranate, pineapple, mango, passion fruit), citric acid, magnesium stearate (vegetable grade). Contains milk. Contains no artificial color or sweeteners; no soy, wheat or yeast.
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Hugh McCracken Passes Away: Guitarist Dies of Leukemia
Hugh McCracken, a musician, producer, and arranger, passed away on March 28.
McCracken was a session musician based in New York City and performed on recordings by Paul Simon, John Lennon, Billy Joel, B.B. King, Yoko Ono, Paul McCartney and many other artists.
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Piaget Altiplano watch, 40 mm. Case in 18K white gold. Sapphire crystal case back. Manufacture Piaget 838P ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement with small seconds.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 39.6
Strap type: Alligator
Strap colour: Black
Strap buckle: Ardillon buckle
Wrist size: 167 mm (min), 206 mm (max)
Case shape: Round
Case diameter: 40 mm
Case thickness: 6.6 mm
Dial colour: Black
Index: Batons
Waterproofness: 03 ATM
Specificities: Sapphire case back
Movement: Hand-wound mechanical
Purity and classicism are glorified in this ultra-thin watch, which embodies the historical aesthetic codes of Piaget. A sleek dial and extremely slender baton hands accentuate the minimalist design of this contemporary-sized Altiplano featuring off-centred small seconds. The movement appears through a sapphire crystal case back.
838P movement
A variation on the 830P movement, the 838P movement is an ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement with an increased power reserve compared to its predecessors, and measuring only 2.5 mm thick. It is a direct descendant of the legendary 9P movement and belongs to the third generation of ultra-thin movements created by the watchmaker Piaget. The movement is enhanced with a screw balance, as befits an example of Fine Watchmaking. While losing none of the extreme finesse inherited from the 830P movement, the 838P movement is distinguished by the addition of an off-centred small seconds indication at 10 o'clock, the true hallmark of Piaget. Finally, the circular Côtes de Genève, circular-grained mainplate, bevelled bridges, blued screws and engraved Piaget coat-of-arms round off this exceptional movement, while remaining true to the aesthetic codes cherished by the Swiss watchmaking brand.
Shape: Round
Functions: Small seconds at 10 o'clock, Hours, Minutes
Technical features: Balance with screws
Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 61
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 12.00
Diameter (mm): 26.8
Number of jewels: 19
Thickness (mm): 2.5
Number of components: 131
Finishing: Engraved coat-of-arms, Bevelled bridges, Blued screws, Circular Côtes de Genève, Circular-grained mainplate
Manufacture Piaget 838P ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement with small seconds.


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After climbing to more than $15.78 a bushel on July 22, the price for soybeans plunged to $12.95 a bushel on July 25 before making a slight recovery.
The basis — price difference between the board of trade and local cash prices — lost more than $1 on July 22.
Gavilon manager Dean Michaelson said he had never seen the price drop so quickly.
"There is still going to be some gyration in the price, but the basis helps control that," Michaelson said.
Michaelson said the spread of information using technology plays a big role in how quickly market prices are impacted. What use to take two or three days can be done in 30 minutes.
As the market gets ready to transition from old crop to new, prices fluctuate according to who holds out from buying to wait on new corn and soybeans.
"You want to play it really tight because in two months the price will be much lower," Michaelson said.
The corn market reacted to the sudden drop in soybeans and some ethanol plants dropping their bids.
On July 22, corn was more than $7.06 a bushel before dropping to $5.66.
"There has been some bounce back, but it's not much when you drop like that," Michaelson said.
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It has been a growing season of extremes for local farmers.
What started as a record-setting wet spring has turned into a dry July, leaving local crops in need of moisture.
Iowa received 17.66 inches of precipitation in March, April and May across the state. The previous record was 15.36 inches in 1892.
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker said the Creston area has received 1.51 inches of rain in July. The average amount for the area is 4.39 inches.
"The rain showers that we got were really spotty," said Natural Resources Conservation Service District Conservationist Wayde Ross . "There are some places that are green and look good, east of us looks really good."
The month has been described as a flash drought, which Hillaker said is a "very rapidly developing drought situation."
"Most of Iowa is quite a bit drier than normal," Hillaker said. "Fortunately, it hasn't been that hot, there is much less evaporation with the lower temperatures."
Behind schedule
Tracy Cameron, agronomist for Gavilon Grain, said the crops do not lose as much energy in the cooler temperatures, but it also slows the maturity.
"We are not dangerously behind, but we don't want to extend it into August and September," Cameron said.
According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service at the Iowa field office, 74 percent of the corn has tasseled, short of the five-year average of 88 percent in Sunday's report.
Only half of the corn had started to silk, well behind the normal average of 77 percent.
"The cool weather has been a savior," Ross said. "Corn is a warm season grass, but you need to have the moisture to go with it."
Soybeans are also off to a slow start. NASS reported 63 percent of the crop was blooming, down from the five-year average of 83 percent.
Pods were beginning to set on 14 percent of the soybean crop.
"We've got a lot of time left still," Cameron said. "August is bean month."
Cameron said he agrees with recent reports that the yield outlook for crops is at or just below the trend line.
The trend line is generally considered an average yield.
"It is not a bad crop, just not the bumper crop you hope for," Cameron said.
The late planting, flooding, replanting and now a dry spell have made predicting the yield difficult.


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Same Universe, Different Lenses: Science, Ethics, and Religion in Dialogue
This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
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This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
In this paper, MIT professor Ian Hutchinson addresses the question of how to engage arguments put forward by the New Atheists. In doing so, he offers a critique of scientism, the assumption that scientific knowledge is all the real knowledge there is.
Geologists Davidson and Wolgemuth address the widely promulgated notion that the Flood can account for the earth's complex geology, and that all genuine Christians should accept this viewpoint.
Science and religion scholar Michael Ruse gives a personal account of his experiences as an author and public speaker on the compatibility of Christianity and biological evolution.
Giberson's essay makes the case that scientific fundamentalists are not merely arguing for the supremacy of science but also presenting science as a quasi-religious replacement. The agenda of the "New Atheists" is not merely to refute mainstream religion but to replace it. Unfortunately, the scientific community is poorly represented by these aggressive public figures.
NASA astronomer Jennifer Wiseman asserts that studying creation can show us the nature of God; science can inform us of what we need to do as stewards of God's creation; understanding the natural world gives us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ; and science can give us a better understanding of ourselves. This essay was presented at the November 2009 Theology of Celebration Workshop.
Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.


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Sebastian Vettel concedes it would be "something special" to win a race in front of his home fans, but he insists there is no "extra pressure"...
Sebastian Vettel concedes it would be "something special" to win a race in front of his home fans, but he insists there is no "extra pressure".
The three-time World Champion has 29 race victories to his name, but a win on German soil eludes him while he has also not won a race in the month of July.
Vettel, though, is not concerned about the statistics as he is more worried about long-term glory.
"I think it is much more important what we have achieved the last four years, in the last three years in particular," he said.
"I think we had good races in the past here, also in Hockenheim. So Germany in general. It was always close, but not good enough to win yet.
"But hopefully I have a little bit of time left to try again! We'll definitely try this weekend."
A home win, though, is always special, but Vettel insists he is not about to put extra pressure on himself just to achieve it.
"In terms of the Championship points you can score here, it's just the same as every other place," he added.
"Obviously it's something special to race in front of the home crowd and I feel quite happy to have the possibility to be honest. There are other guys in Formula 1 who don't have the possibility to race in their home country.
"But it's a privilege, it's not really extra pressure. It's nice to see the support we get and the fascination for Formula 1. Motorsport has a big standing in Germany, so it's good to come here, good to come to the Nurburgring. I like the track so we will see what [result] we get."


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We are excited to announce the arrival in Australia of the Mégane R.S. 265 – Renault's new high-performance hatch developed for the rapid intervention police vehicle fleet of the Gendarmerie in France. With an increase of power to 265hp and even more precise handling than the award-winning Mégane R.S. 250, the new R.S. 265 delivers supercar performance at an affordable price.
From the sporty interior to its audible power, you can feel Renault's F1™ credentials in every inch of the Mégane R.S. 265. This beast holds the world record for a front-wheel-drive production car at the Nürburgring Nordschliefe. It's available in 4 model variants – Cup, Trophy, Trophy+ and the Trophy 8:08 Limited Edition, named in honour of its world-record-breaking lap time.
The R.S. 265 is made for driving enthusiasts. Renault's unique R.S. Monitor displays your driving information in real time, including lap times, oil temp and g-forces. The Renault Sport Dynamic Management system allows 3 modes of ESP function for road or track performance and full power, and the precisely engineered chassis makes cornering sheer joy.
A car that's more spiritual experience than form of transportation, the R.S. 265 is a vehicle that needs to be experienced from the driver's seat. Why not contact your local dealer and organise a test drive? We're pretty proud of this beauty and we'd love you to find out why.


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Outside of leaving the christmas lights up, outside all year long... What are you going to leave out of the attic or storage, to enjoy for the rest of the year?
I have a beautiful mirrored star that I have hanging in the exact same spot for over the tree. I also have two different snowflakes that has helped me keep the Christmas fear, er... I mean "cheer", all year round. I've seemed to have a transfixation with the new strings of LED light strings. So I have four strings of those up year round.


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