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A giant meteorite has been found in the mountains of China. Embedded into the Altai Mountains in China's Xinjiang Uygur province, the large rock is estimated to have a mass between 25-30 tons, says Sky and Telescope magazine. This discovery could be the country's largest known grounded meteorite, as well as one of the largest meteorites found on Earth.
The site was investigated by a small group, led by Baolin Zhang, a meteorite specialist at the Beijing Planetarium. What they found was an oddly shaped iron meteorite sticking out of the ground, measuring about 7.5 feet long and half as wide. This is a very exciting discovery for the scientific world. The article on explains that "most meteorites were formed close to [about] 4.6 billion years ago, when the solar system was formed, any newly discovered meteorites (regardless of their size) have the potential to provide scientists with some unique insights into the formation and earliest history of our solar system."
Another iron meteorite was found in 1898 in the same region. Research is still being conducted to see if the two meteorites are related. It is still undecided on how the meteorite will be removed from its current location to be further analyzed. The largest known meteorite can be seen below. It was found in Namibia and has a mass of about 60 tons.

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09-14-2007, 07:23 AM #41Member
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here is a good one for ya. today i was at the paintline helping them lift the hot panels off of the conveyor on putting them on a rack to go to the layout/ assembly bay. sorry, those who dont know, i work in a sign shop, a big sign shop, and we are running laminated panels through right now.
so, i am at the end of the conveyor and the color coat is starting to "fish eye" real bad and getting worse. i call a stupidvisor over to bring it to his attention. he studies the panel closely and as he was doign this i said that it needed to be sanded down and re shot. he said " nope, when it goes through for clear coat, the clear coat will cover up the fisheyes" ........wow. and yet another reason we call him STUPIDVISORwelder_one
nothing fancy, just a few hot glue guns for metal
I was doing a a hydronic system in a hundred year old building in Denver about ten years ago and the company pulled my super off to another project toward the end. Replaced him with one of those wonderful know it all (nothing) types who is just riding out his time to retirement. This left you know who as the only person on the job who had a clue what was going on.
Come test day I hook up the hydrostat and immediately blew all four PRVs. Genius had installed 100LB PRVs. I asked why and he said that operating pump pressure was only 32, so 100 should be fine. This was a nine story building, four six inch risers. Do the math on the static head pressure.
He asked me what we should do and I suggested that if we used helium instead of air to test, the head pressure would be lighter.
I stopped him as he was calling the shop to order the helium. I'm too **** nice sometimes.
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[QUOTE=welder_one;16945]not too long ago, a man brought a trailer to me fro me to weld a piece of metal onto the tailgate. i cut and fit and pull out the machine to start welding. my hood is the miller elite '27 roadster and as i put it on, this man commented on my hood. i siad thanks. i then say cover and flip my hood down. after a few good tacks i hear the man yell "holy s**t" i look up quickly thinking that i started a fire and i see him holding his eyes. i said whats up and he said dang that light is bright. i told him that you are not supposed to look at the light.
Ithought I was the only one that ran into people like this. I was beginning to think I was a magnet for ignorance. Thanks for the great thread. My uncle is a millwright at a lumber yard, years ago he told me the story of a man accidentally cutting his fingers off (hands in the wrong place) while running a trim saw. They were able to put his fingers back on, but later he was showing the safety man and supervisors exactly what happened HE CUT THE SAME FINGERS OFF AGAIN. He promptly lost his job. Almost unbelievable ain't it
1 we got a guy in the shop named Jose ...the bosses "snitch/B!CTH".
and its always i dont know or dont care.
2. hes a "WELDURRR"(welding for 6 months.knows nothing about welding ,but monkey see monkey do )
3. i yelled at he for pulling the MM210 by the whip and said ...oh i dont care.
4. started a fire yesterday.welding above a can of laquer thinner.
5. i really pissed him off the other day after i told him to piss off ,when he threw a freshly welded part at my feet and asked if i could
grind it ...when he had a grinder in his hand after i tacked and squared the pieces he just welded up
I MEAN COME ON>>>>> WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!my daddy always said i was IRONHEADED....
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New kid at work asked what we thought was wrong with him because we kid him so much? I spouted out"too much bad dope at an early age", this is what prompted that reply. truck tranny has blown vacuum modulator, sucking fluid and burning it, no leaks. Took it to dealer, they told him it was leaking internally and filling up driveshaft, had to be fixed quickly. $1100 for a rebuild, said was most reasonable price he could find. Kids today!


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ANNA QUINN THOUSAND OAKS 100 BUTTERY, 500 FREESTYLE The 5-foot-7, 140-pound junior has one more chance to become a CIF champion. Her school-record 54.94 seconds in the 100 butterfly was an automatic time for All-American status. She was third in CIF Division 1 and a Marmonte League champion. The 2013 MVP had a 4:53.50 in the 500 freestyle, consideration for All-American status. She was a league champion in the event and finished sixth at CIF. She's a scholar-athlete with a 4.0 GPA. She likes watching "Friends" and t"The Breakfast Club" is her favorite movie. She likes playing pingong and hanging out with swim club teammate Gabbie Libang. Nathan Adrian and Novak Djokovic are favorite athletes. ROB VARELA/THE STAR
ALISA COOKE ROYAL 100 FREESTYLE The 5-foot-3 freshman had a season to remember. She was the 100 and 200 free Marmonte League champion and a CIF Division 1 qualifier. Her times in the 100 freestyle (52.92 seconds) and 200 freestyle (1:54.60) are school records. She loves going to the gym, shopping andgoing to the beach. Favorite groups are The Beatles, Atlas and Genius. "Castle" and "Duck Dynasty" are her favorite TV shows. Pasta and pizza are favorite foods. Nathan Adrian is her favorite athlete. She roots for the USC swimming team. ANTHONY PLASCENCIA/THE STAR
CHESNA BIOLLEY VENTURA 100 BREASTSTROKE Biolley took classes at El Camino High and competed for Ventura High and the Buenaventura Swim Club. The 5-foot-5 standout capped her career with a 1:06.16 time in the 100 breaststroke, a 2:06 in the 200 IM and a 2:38.38 in the 200 breaststroke. She will try to make the Olympic Trials this summer in the 200 breaststroke. She is a CSF Lifetime Member, finished summa cum laude (4.06 GPA) and earned a Division I scholarship to San Jose State. "The Hobbit" is her favorite movie and "Arrested Development" is her favorite TV show. She loves the music of Macklemore. Rebecca Soni is her favorite athlete. ROB VARELA/THE STAR
AUDREY GOSNELL OAKSCHRISTIAN 50 FREESTYLE The 5-foot-9 senior will be headed to Butler University. Her best time was 24.62 seconds in the 50 freestyle in Division 3. She was the Lions' MVP and first-team all-league for the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly. She was second-team all-league in 200 and 400 free relays. The honor roll student likes watching "Modern Family" and the enjoys the movie "What's Up Doc?" She also likes pasta, the Lakers and athlete Missy Franklin. ANTHONY PLASCENCIA/THE STAR
OLIVIA HYNES GRACE BRETHREN 100 FREESTYLE The 5-foot-6 junior set school records in the 50 freestyle (23.7 seconds) and 100 freestyle (53.3, CIF champion). She was the Frontier League's Swimmer of the Year. She likes horseback riding, drawing, piano, movies and hiking. "Django Unchained" is her favorite movie and "The Walking Dead" favorite TV show. Curry chicken and pasta are favorite foods. She likes the music of Imagine Dragons. The Yankees and Dodgers are her favorite teams. She lists Jason Lezak and Nathan Adrian as her top athletes. ROB VARELA/THE STAR
JANAE JANIK GRACE BRETHREN DIVING The 5-foot-4 senior ends her career as a three-time CIF Division 4 champion. Janik was a CIF finalist as a freshman in Division 4. She has a full-ride scholarship to the University of Washington, where she will compete in the women's gymnastics program. She trains five days a week at the All Olympia Gymnastics in Los Angeles. She has been a Junior Olympics Level 10 California Gymnastics champion. Joe Lumaya/Special to the Star
GABRIELLE LIBANG ROYAL 100 BACKSTROKE The 5-foot sophomore had a school record in the 100 backstroke (58.07 seconds) and a 200 IM (2:08). She lists "Pitch Perfect" as her favorite movie. The Weekend is her favorite band. She likes the Lakers and the TV shows "Pretty Little Liars" and "Chopped." She loves all varieties of food. Libang lists Conejo Simi Swim Club coach Lauren Hancock as one of her favorite athletes. She enjoys playing League of Legends and spending time with Anna Quinn.. ROB VARELA/THE STAR Spring 2013 All-county athlete Gabrielle Libang
BRIGID MCNALLY VENTURA 200 FREESTYLE The 5-foot-10 freshman was a Channel League champion in the 500 freestyle (4:56.1, a personal record) and 200 freestyle (1:53.61). In CIF, she was 15th in the 200 freestyle (1:52.61, PR) and eighth in the 500 freestyle (4:55.1, school record by six records). Her favorite TV show is "How I Met Your Mother." She likes pasta, hanging out with friends and swimming. ANTHONY PLASCENCIA/THE STAR


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Your peripheral nerves link your brain and spinal cord to the other parts of your body, such as your muscles and skin. Peripheral nerves are fragile and easily damaged. A nerve injury can interfere with your brain's ability to communicate with your muscles and organs.
If you feel tingling or numbness in your leg, arm, shoulder or hand, you may have injured one or more nerves when you had an accident or broke a bone. You may also experience numbness or tingling if a nerve is being compressed due to factors such as a narrow passageway, tumor or other diseases.
It's important to get medical care for a peripheral nerve injury as soon as possible because nerve tissue can be repaired. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and permanent injury.
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"Each time you drive around the racetrack, it brings back the first time you went to Disney
World and rode Space Mountain," says Ari Straus, 41, a medical-software entrepreneur and the CEO of the Monticello Motor Club.
Modeled in part on Ascari, an automotive resort in Spain, this two-year-old racing center in New York's Sullivan County, an hour and a half northwest of Manhattan, caters to the kind of guy who doesn't let a recession interrupt his fun. Its crown jewel is a 4.1-mile course where speed junkies push their Lamborghini Diablos, customized Ferraris, and race-ready Radicals in ways they could only dream of on the highway.
Boys will be boys, but it helps to be superrich, and the club's 100-plus full-time members have an average net worth "north of $20 million," according to chairman Bill McMichael. Each has paid more than $125,000 (plus annual dues) for a membership, which includes unlimited track time, full-service maintenance, and access to the club's exotic rental fleet.
A novice can get behind the wheel all alone with just a single day's instruction; after that he decides how far to take the ride—whether it's competing in club races or graduating to the pro circuit, as a handful of members have. Some have even discussed importing Formula One cars, further cementing the club's image as a place for men who crave something more rarefied than that other kind of driving range. "You could play golf," Straus says, "but between holes you're thinking, What's going on at work? What else do I need to get done today? Being on a track requires all your concentration. It's one of the best forms of meditation that exists."


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 24, 2005) -- The East Tennessee State University men's basketball team will continue in Southern Conference play Monday night at Memorial Center when the Buccaneers face The Citadel. Game time is 7 p.m.
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Own a piece of history for your wall! This incredible print gives you a large-scale reproduction of a historic advertising poster from the early years of competitive racing. From Brett Horton's vast collection of vintage cycling posters and photography, this rare piece (original is worth thousands of dollars) features a reprint of the official promo poster for the 1947 World Cycling Championships held in Paris and Reims, France, from July 26-August 3, 1947. With an incredible graphic design that brings the thrill, speed, and excitement of a tight turn to life, while integrating the date and location details of the event, this is both a historic work of vintage cycling art, and a beautiful piece for the wall of home or office! Reproduced faithfully to the original, and printed on heavy gallery-quality paper stock, this is perfect for framing, and will become the centerpiece of your cycling collection.
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Zanzibar—Bwejuu and Stone Town—report (long)
To have some down-time after the Rwanda sojourn, I spent a week on the island of Zanzibar. I was really excited to check out the island's cuisine with the obvious seafood combined with the African, European, Arabic, and Asian (Indian) influences. The meals were ok to delicious; unfortunately, like I experienced in Rwanda, the seafood, with some nice pieces of fish, were often over-cooked. And like Rwanda, sometimes the food took 2 hours to come out. Most meals were about $6-8USD, aside from the splurge at the roof top resto at 236 Hurumzi. When I went $1USD = 1500 TSh (Tanzanian shillings). I wish I'd brought back some of the famous spiced coffee, although I think I can add some cardamom pods to my cuppa joe at home.
The following are photos from some meals in both places.
Bwejuu—Upepo Beach Bungalows
About a 45 minute drive from the capital Stone Town, Bwejuu is on the east coast of the island and definitely quiet, even during the summer high season. I think more people stayed at nearby Paje. I chose to stay at Upepo based on the reviews about its owner / chef. Of course, when I arrive, I find out he's spending 5 months in Canada. Anyway, the staff was so friendly and helpful. I got hooked on the chapattis and always ordered them as a side. Loved the garlic sauce with the prawns. Enjoyed the coconut crab on spaghetti. And disappointed the kingfish masala was a bit bland and the sauce dominated the fish.
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First time had lunch here in this Dutch-managed place. Nicely decorated. The tuna steak was a bit dry, but I liked the coconut rice. On another afternoon, I had some cocktails including a punch and another concoction with vodka, lime, and honey.
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this is supposed to be with P. Diana below
Bwejuu—P.Diana Restaurant
Rashid, the owner and sometimes cook, is very friendly. I went here for lunch a couple of times. Food came out relatively quicker than other places. Really liked the spicy coconut crab / shrimp with coconut rice. The modest resto is on the 2nd floor with a stunning view of the clear turquoise waters.
Stone Town—Passing Show
Rashid recommended this cheap, busy place. Went here for a couple of lunches. Filled with locals. First time I had this chicken stew / dish. Don't recall the name of aside from its beginning with a "u". I remember the sauce had cashews. The chicken was boiled and came with a dumpling. I added some chilli sauce for some kick. The next day I had the chicken pilau, which I liked better. The biryani also looked good.
Stone Town—Forodhani Gardens
Awesome views of the sunset from this lively place. The seafood offerings represented the bounty from the local waters—tuna, kingfish, barracuda, shark, marlin, octopus, crab, lobster, shrimps, and so on. The skewers ranged in price up to $5. But everything looks to have been cooked already and the vendor simply heated things up. I got caught up taking photos that I didn't notice how and where the vendor heated up my (dry) tuna skewer.
The "Zanzibar pizza" looked promising; I liked how the vendor described it as "Zanzibar okonomiyaki". It was a filled chapatti with my chosen kingfish, chopped veggies, cheese (la vache qui rit), and egg cooked on a griddle. I had to ask for some hot sauce for more flavour.
My fave at the gardens was the refreshing sugar cane – ginger drink. It was fun to see how it was made with the special machine.
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What's on those bright red skewers in the last picture? Enjoyed this report too!
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They're octopus. Something I'm not a fan of but looks good in the photos.


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Talbots gives us great reasons to love this coming fall, as this year's look book are chock full of fab pieces. Wine and windsor green are key colors in the equestrian-inspired collection, elegantly grounding the visual pops of colors like the bright riding reds. Tweed lords it over the usual leather shoes and accessories. Also, our favorite warm quilts repurposed into colorful bags are a fun way to not look drab this season. All in all, we can definitely see a lot of these in our closet (fine, once they go on sale).
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WAC frequently provides travel grants to assist people from countries experiencing economic hardship and from Indigenous groups to travel to WAC Congresses. The allocation of these grants is determined by WAC's Travel Grants Committee.
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Smutty Roundup: Maggie & Peter, Keira in glasses, and Mischa Barton
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Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard were out for dinner last night at Craig's in West Hollywood. Peter wasn't with her at any of the award shows. Must have been working. He's just come back from Sundance. Over in London, Keira Knightley was out with her ma bundled up in a gorgeous coat and a pair of glasses. Full Story
Sundance Winona
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A wild rare Winona Ryder appears. She's promoting Experimenter at Sundance, alongside Peter Sarsgaard and Kellan Lutz Wearing Glasses—Kellan Lutz Wearing Glasses is the new Kellan Lutz In A Tree. Anyway, back to the only one who matters, Winona. She's beautiful and That Face and Experimenter is getting good reviews, which is most pleasing. Full Story
Pussy Riot and the Gyllenhaals
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Not going to lie. I just wanted to say Pussy Riot. It's 45 minutes before The Social and I have to watch my language for an hour on television – because I've already said "sh-t" once on the air – so what I do is try to get it out of my system over and over in the hopes that I'll be spent from swearing before we go live. Full Story
Lovelace and This Hot Bitch
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So here's what Lindsay Lohan will be watching obsessively, if she hasn't already, when she gets out of rehab… You'll recall, Lohan was supposed to play Linda Lovelace in a movie called Inferno. She even had all her makeup done for a photoshoot in advance because that's all it takes – a wig and some eyeliner. Full Story
Speaking of Carey…
She was out last night in New York at the opening night of the off Broadway play Three Sisters supporting an old friend. Carey and Peter Sarsgaard worked together on An Education. Sarsgaard and his wife Maggie Gyllenhaal are both featured in Three Sisters, and the reviews have been very positive so far. Full Story
Soho House/Grey Goose Part 4
Only caught a quick glimpse of Natalie Portman and her new man. She is SO small. And that skirt is shorter than you think. The outfit also looks better than it photographs. Portman was having a word with Carey Mulligan. It was all I could do not to have a Sapphic meltdown all over the grand piano. Mulligan stayed close to Maggie Gyllenhaal most of the time, with Peter Sarsgaard coming in and out of their little area. Full Story
Maggie > Julianne
Julianne Moore was predicted to earn an Oscar nomination today for Best Supporting Actress in A Single Man. That spot went to Maggie Gyllenhaal for Crazy Heart. Now you know I'm all for Maggie G. Love her. But Julianne... she was robbed. Also, much as I'm a fan of Sandra Bullock, it's criminal that she could have an Oscar before Julianne, and most criminal that Hilary Swank has TWO. Full Story
Maggie's sateen jumpsuit
At the NY premiere of An Education last night, Maggie Gyllenhaal accompanied husband Peter Sarsgaard on the carpet in a black strapless jumpsuit. Not even my Maggie. It's Michelle's nightmare: talent showing lumps from the light. So she outlaws it when she's producing. At the Oscars for instance, she won't allow it on camera. Full Story
Campaign for Carey
Oscar is still over 5 months away but the buzz for Carey Mulligan has been building since Sundance in January. An Education finally premiered in LA last night officially kicking off Carey's campaign. So far, every prediction list and website has cited her as a virtual lock for a nomination with critic after critic gushing about her performance. Full Story


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Title: the revenge of the SHOE GOBLIN - part 12
Date: September 12, 2006
Summary: The Shoe Goblin shoes the Earth
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Shoe Goblin, Shoe Bots
Onomatopoeias used: "TUT", "PLONK", "JING!", "LUNGE!", "LEAP!", "TRIP!", "PRESS!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver: "Now now, violence never solved anything..."
Beaver: "You'd be much better off trying a course of eyedrops instead."
The Shoe Goblin puts on his helmet with a PLONK.
Shoe Goblin: "Aye - I know just the medicine I be needing..."
Panel 2
Close-up of the Shoe Goblin's face, with his hat bell JINGing.
Shoe Goblin: "The Sweet Antibiotics o' REVENGE!"
Panel 3
The Shoe Goblin LUNGEs for the button.
Beaver: "He won't listen to self-righteous reason! Quickly Steve! Do something!"
Steve: "Don't worry Beaver I know a method that can solve any problem: violence!"
Panel 4
Steve LEAPs.
Steve: "YAAA! Nobody hits my planet with a ludicrously oversized item of clothing!"
Steve: "(Obviously I am not including the incident with the cardigan the size of continental Europe in that statement)... YAAA!"
Panel 5
Steve TRIPs.
Steve: "Oof!"
Beaver: "You know Steve, I have a feeling those might not be your size..."
Steve: "But they give me such great arch support..."
Panel 6
Shoe Goblin: "Enough! Prepare to witness The ARMA-SHOE-DON!..."
Beaver: "NOOOO!"
The Shoe Goblin PRESSes the button.
Steve: (presumably concealed by the button platform) "Though really don't you think 'Shoe-pocalypse' has a more of a ring to it?"
Steve: "AAAH!"
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I also hate Biographies for a reason - they can be biased. hence why I like "reading" people on PC more than real life. Real life it is so easy to know someone without actually meeting them, but on PC you have to read how they see things, how they react to certain things (and that is hard on a computer, due to no emotion added to replies), and most of all you need to read how they treat others.
But, I will say this. I am no-one's lapdog. You tell me to do something, I will not do it unless I see some good in what would happen. No way would I even think of doing anything just because someone told me to. Good things happen to good people, that is karma, and that is my belief.
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The post count was reduced? Wow, shows how much I've been here recently.
Aaaaanyway, what I wanted to blog about, I'm considering making a video game review series on YouTube, whether it will happen or not is another thing, but I plan on at least doing something on my YouTube channel in the next few days, so I thought I'd just say:
I love Chameleon Twist (the N64 game), and I'm not afraid to say it!
Now I can endlessly mock it as I am unbiased.
Aaaaanyway, what I wanted to blog about, I'm considering making a video game review series on YouTube, whether it will happen or not is another thing, but I plan on at least doing something on my YouTube channel in the next few days, so I thought I'd just say:
I love Chameleon Twist (the N64 game), and I'm not afraid to say it!
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June 2013
National Fishing abd Boating Week
"I caught one. Thanks Secretary Sally!"
150 Buddy Bison Students from D.C.'s Brent Elementary School, Washington Latin Public Charter School and Washington Middle School for Girls went fishing June 3rd on the Anacostia River in Washington D.C. with Secretary Sally Jewell to kick off National Great Outdoors Month by celebrating National Fishing and Boating Week. They hooked up with many D.C. "natives": catfish, sunfish, and perch. What a great way to celebrate the summer!
October 2012
All Hooves on Deck for DC Canoeing Adventures!
In October, my friends from Brent Elementary School traveled the Anacostia River in 24-foot canoes brought all the way from Minnesota! Here is what my buddy Jonas from Brent Elementary School said about the trip:
On October 25th, Mrs. Hill's third grade class canoed on the Anacostia River...In my canoe, I saw one chickadee, one hawk, two cardinals (one male and one female), and many other birds. All of the canoes stopped at the entrance of Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens…On the way there, we saw a beaver named Dillon looking at us, then on the way back, he was sleeping. We came back and took our life jackets off, put them away with our paddles and left quickly. We had a great time canoeing and learned and saw a lot!


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Titanic is an epic, action-packed romance set against the ill-fated maiden voyage of the R.M.S. Titanic, the pride and joy of the White Star Line and, at the time, the largest moving object ever built. She was the most luxurious liner of her era -- the ship of dreams -- which ultimately carried over 1,500 people to their death in the ice cold waters of the North Atlantic in the early hours of April 15, 1912.
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Billy Zane, Frances Fisher
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Welders, ( I leave myself out of that category as I am only a hobbyist) I went and looked at the Diversion 180 today. Played with the thing and it seemed simply enough. The price is right and I want opinions on the TIG ability. I can see welding Stainless Steel and iron, but I am not sure I would ever weld aluminum. Would I be better off saving my money and buying a Dynasty, or is there a better machine?
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Diversion 180
Do you have a stick machine ? The diversion is tig only. The syncro 200 will do tig and stick. Just thought I would mention.
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Thanks for the response. I will look at that one also.
I got a great stick machine, Trailblazer 302. It's the second one I bought after the first one was stolen early last spring.
Me too on the Trailerblazer 302. I would have bought a syncro 200 but got a super deal on a used 180 SD. I only use it for tig. My go to shop stick machine is a Miller CST 280.
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I also am a hobby welder. Just got a diversion 165, which is a bit less powerful, doesn't come with a foot pedal, and no MVP plug. I love the thing, wish I had the pedal and plug though. I would definitely recommend the diversion series. Small and convenient, but powerful enough for what I would weld.
What are you welding over there?
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From one hobbyist to another... It was always my theory that if you buy a TIG welder you should include AC capability. If you have a TIG welder A) you will come across something aluminum which you need to weld or B) someone hearing that you have a TIG welder will say "can you weld this aluminum for me?"
I purchased a Diversion 165 a little over 3 years ago. While I was trying to figure out the finger control torch (I had taken a TIG class 3 years before, was out of practice and had learned on a foot pedal) my step-son came by and said "can you weld aluminum?" He had two of sheets of aluminum which he wanted to use for some purpose but each had a couple of holes drilled in the middle. So the first thing I welded with the Diversion was someone else's aluminum
That said, the Diversion was a great machine. However, I wanted pulse capability and sold it a couple of weeks ago and purchased a Dynasty 200 DX. It is a good thing we hobbyists don't have to cost justify our purchases
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If you will not be tig welding aluminum, you just need a dc stick welder to tig weld steel/stainless steel.
If you have a good dc stick machine, all you need is a tig torch with a gas valve, a bottle of argon and a regulator/flowmeter. This is scratch start and is very effective and economical way to tig weld ferrous metals. You will not have a foot peddle or auto gas control but for tig welding ferrous metals, you don't need that stuff.
If your just a hobby welder, you will find you will rarely have the need to weld aluminum.Lincoln Idealarc 250 stick/tig
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As we posted earlier, Lance Hahn of J Church and Cringer passed away on October 21. There will be a memorial event in his honor at the Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco.
What: Lance Hahn Memorial
The event will feature music, art, flyers, and videos featuring J Church and Cringer. There will be a potluck at the event, so if you want to bring food to share, please do.
There will be a similar memorial event in Austin, TX on November 18 at the Mohawk (912 Red River) between 4-8pm.
Visit lancehahn.blogspot.com to contribute your Lance Hahn memories. More info at www.lancehahn.org.
On September 20, Gary King Jr was tasered, then shot in the back by Oakland police officer Patrick Gonzales. Every Thursday (until further notice) between 3-5pm at Frank Ogawa Plaza, there will be weekly gatherings organized by King's family to protest police brutality and to demand justice for Gary King Jr. For more info, please visit SF Bay Area Indy Media website.
Lance Hahn of J Church and Cringer passed away yesterday, October 21, due to complications from kidney disease. Before he moved to Austin, TX, Lance was an integral part of the Bay Area punk community. We are very saddened by this news and offer our deepest condolences to Lance's family and friends.
There is a great write-up on Lance at Austin360.com. You can also leave a comment on the J Church MySpace page.
We all know that Zolar X is the Greatest Zolarian Band, but are they the Next Great American Band? Here's what Jello Biafra has to say about that:
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We're not normally into plugging network TV, especially for a Fox show from the same culture-poisoners as American Idol. But wait--this Friday, October 19 (8pm, 7pm Central), on the premiere of The Next Great American Band, their "weirdest bands ever" section features none other than our own Zolar X!
Tune in! Tell your Friends! Gather a group of people who have no idea what they're about to be subjected to. Like seeing Wesley Willis or GWAR for the first time, half the fun is watching the reactions on other people's faces.
Or you can judge for yourself by checking out Zolar X's latest album of all-new material X Marks the Spot (Virus 379) or their anthology Timeless (Virus 319)...or both!
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Most Wonderful Jeans. Ever. Period.
After years of wearing jeans that would stretch two whole sizes after only a few hours of wear, I finally decided to bite the bullet and purchase my first pair of designer jeans. These...Read complete review
After years of wearing jeans that would stretch two whole sizes after only a few hours of wear, I finally decided to bite the bullet and purchase my first pair of designer jeans. These jeans are fantastic. Absolutely wonderful. I'm already slim, but they make me look even smaller plus they are so incredibly comfortable. Super soft and I can already tell I'm going to purchase another pair. AND they held their shape after wearing them for eight hours. No saggy butt and no loose thighs - It seriously is a denim miracle that this is even possible. The only slight negative? Most times a "short" size is 30" and these are 32". I am 5'2" and can wear these perfectly with heels -- next time I'll try out the petite length and hopefully those can be my new jeans to wear with flats =)
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These jeans have a great fit, great fabric, and great color. I returned them because there is a weird vertical line below both knees. I thought this was a defect, but was...Read complete review
These jeans have a great fit, great fabric, and great color. I returned them because there is a weird vertical line below both knees. I thought this was a defect, but was informed by customer service that this is part of the jeans' design. Bad idea! Ruins a an otherwise great pair of jeans.
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By Fun Size Dani
from Los Angeles, CA
About Me Casual, Classic, Eclectic, Sexy, Trendy
Comments about 7 For All Mankind Original Bootcut in Nouveau New York Dark (Short Inseam):
I'm a true fan of real jeans. I don't like the elastic jeans that have become so popular nowadays. I can't say how much I love these jeans simply because of the material and color, but also because they are so comfortable. Although I got the short seam kind, I will still have to get them hemmed an inch or so due to my fun size height, but other than that they are the perfect jeans! I'm very happy with my purchase!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great Jeans!
By Suz
from CT
About Me Bargain Shopper, Casual, Classic
I get the short inseam (31 1/2") when i do not want to hem my jeans. These are the perfect length to wear with ballet flats/uggs/sneakers.
fantastic product/price but bad experien
By sad customer
from redondo beach, ca
About Me Career, Casual, Eclectic, Trendy
Love these, price was "wonderful" BUT service was exceptionally poor. 4+ weeks turnaround for an exchange is horrid. Customer service was bored and bordered on rudeness, could have cared less. Sad for such a great jean company.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
7 for All Man Kind Jeans ROCK!!!!!
By ac
from Kearny NJ
About Me Casual, Classic, Sexy, Trendy, Usa Made Buyer
Your company rocks!!! Love all the jeans I have purchased and plan on coming back 4EVER (as long as you all still make them here in the USA). They look and feel so nice and everyone at works compliments every pair of jeans I have bought from your company. The fact that they are made in USA is what brought me initially. That they fit and look so great makes it ooohhh sooooo much better!! My other made in USA jeans don't rock my bod the way your jeans do!! :) Keep up the good work you all :)
The perfect jean - classic w a great fit
By Anne
from Columbus, Ohio
About Me Career, Casual, Classic
True to size and length for someone who is 5'3" like me! So pleased I can wear these with a heel or a boot. Color is dark, rich blue...perfect.
Not Short Enough
By Jeans Kind of Girl
from Houston, TX
About Me Casual, Classic
I bought the short inseam and they were still too long. I had to have about 2 inches taken off the bottom hem just so I wasn't walking on them when wearing flats. Love the weight of the denim, though. Now that they have been altered I cannot wait to wear them.
Bootcut Nouveau
By LaceyG
from Louisiana
About Me Casual, Trendy
The description says to order down a size for these jeans because they run large. So I did, and they are way too tight. I tried to wear them for a couple of hours to see if they may give a little, but they did not. Order your true to size! Mine are going back and I will have to order my true to size.
Great Jeans But Still Too Long
By Shorty
from Pennsylvania
Great fit.
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
By Cross
from Portland, ME
About Me Casual, Classic, Trendy
Fit Perfect, Well Made Jeans
By Ruby
from Penna.
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So glad that "7" have this petite length now. I have several pairs. The first couple pairs I bought the regular length and always had to have them hemmed. I am 5'4" and w/ the petite length they fit perfect, in the length and otherwise, they are cut just right. Great Jeans!


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