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What is the biggest achievement you have achieved?
Everyone must have a goal in life. Thus, in order to achieve your goal you have to give your best effort,let alone make it come true. So, tell me what your biggest achievement is?
Vera Kosasih
Apr 5 2013: I once felt a true bliss and happiness when I sincerely give my energy and strength to help others. At that time I finally understood that by giving a helping hand to those who are in need could overwhelm me with happiness.
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Apr 6 2013: Good Vera...
When we want to help others we have to do it sincerely.
Give your smile to those around you.
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Apr 10 2013: wooww...wonderful.
You made something useful for other people.
You must be very proud of yourself because you can quit drinking and drugs.
I hope other can follow you.
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Apr 11 2013: Sometimes, what we create or invent can not be fully accepted by others.
I do agree with you, if you contribute your sort programs for military, I don't know what will happen to this world. Maybe we hear about warfare everyday and so many innocent victims in the world. Especially children who don't know the conflict.
OOOw..Who's A.A? Is she your wife? ( hehehehehehe)
How lucky you are.
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Apr 6 2013: Dear Kate
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I do agree kate. The first one biggest achievement is We have parents gave us life..
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Mine is I know how to "be happy validly".
Thus, I can happily save about 90% of my money.Apr 8 2013: i don't have any achievement is my life untile now
Apr 9 2013: Hi Marjan....
Force yourself to get achievement Marjan. Try something new that will be good impact for you.Apr 6 2013: Well, Indah, about five years ago, I started following an unusual diet. For the last five years, I have been living on milk. Every day I drink about two gallons of skim milk, and I don't eat or drink anything else. For me it has been good, I have lost about seventy pounds, and maintained the weight loss; energy up; general health better.
My greatest achievement is informing people that it is possible to follow this diet, if they never thought about it now they know it is an option.
Apr 8 2013: woooowwww....great
I think if someone want to lose weight,they have to eat balanced menu.
Apr 8 2013: Well, for me it doesn't work to eat a balanced menu, Indah, because to lose weight eating solid food you have to eat small portions, and I find I am always hungry, always wanting more. Living on milk, I think I am more satisfied because milk fills you up but it fills you up with water, which is zero calories, so it doesn't put weight on.
Another advantage of milk is that it is food in fluid form, so it is easy for the body to process, it doesn't stay on you as long as solid food.
Aren't you from an Asian country? Here in the U.S., when we go to Asian restaurants, we see very little milk or milk products, such as cheese, being sold. I wonder why Asian people wouldn't drink milk once they aren't babies, do you know? One person told me it might be because of Buddhism, but what is the connection?
Apr 9 2013: Dear Greg,,,
Yes, I am. Especially southeast Asian.
Its relative. Asian usually serve milk at home. If we go to restaurants, we usually have juice,coffee, tea, and mineral water.
I don't think it has connection with Buddhism. As I have mentioned before, it's relative. It depends on one's perspective about drinking milk.Apr 9 2013: Hi, Greg. Hi, Indah.
Perhaps I could share to you the connection between drinking milk and Buddhism. Well, I am a Buddhist, but not a strict one. I once watched a video, secretly recorded by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). This video showed me how the animals were tortured before they were slaughtered. This is one of my reasons why I never drink milk. Whenever I wanted to, the pictures of the torment appeared in my mind.
Some Buddhists apply the teaching "Universal Love or Nature Loving". Therefore, they don't take any dairy products since they are taken from animals.
However, back to what Indah had said, it all depends on one's perspective. We cannot decide it firmly.
That's all what I would like to share.
VeraApr 5 2013: G'day Indah
Existing in the first place & surviving in the second place & for the third place, I will have to wait until it comes.
Apr 6 2013: Hi Mathew
To survive in any conditions is the most important.
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I have a Miller 35s with a Bernard gun. How do I know what model it is. The reason is that the gas nozzle and diffuser I think need to be replaced. The contact tip just started pushing out when I go to weld and it seems that it burns back and welds the tip. I went to clean the nozzle with a plumbing pipe cleaner and cleaned the wrong end. The nozzle seems to have some sort of resin as the insulator and I think it is shorting out. Help !!! Tom
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Mig gun problem
Show a picture of the gun and any adapters that may have been needed to connect the gun to the machine so guys that might know can help you.
Here is Bernards guns and parts
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Not sure how to post pics. The machine is old and the gun is the replacement model and there's no markings other than the name. Would I be able to bring the parts to have matched up. What would cause the burn back to happen as soon as I pull the trigger, when just before I cleaned the wrong end of the nozzle, it worked. Do you think it's shorting out because I cleaned the insulating material away.
off and see if it shorts out at the tip. Again the safest way would be to take the gun to your welding supply.... call first. If there is a gun adapter let them know, they may or may not want you to bring it with you so they can match things up.
Many nozzles are built with insulation between the thread and body. If you can take your torch and nozzle to an LWS, they may be able to match it up for you.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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If you have a Centerfire style gun the nozzle holds the contact tip in place and need to replace or tighten the nozzle.If you have an older style gun with oblong contact tip,1/4? turn tightens the tip into the diffuser,change it out to Centerfire.
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I went to the local welding/gas supply and they matched the diffuser and nozzle. I went and installed them and all seems to be well. It being and old machine-1973- would have hated not to be able to get the parts, It still welds fairly well. At least as good as I can do. Thanks for the help


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Heat a large braising pan with the pure olive oil and brown the roast on all sides over a medium flame.
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Once translucent, return the lamb roast and any juices it released back to the pan and nestle amongst the onions. Add the stock, pomegranate molasses and soaked favas into the braising pan. If using store-bought stock, be careful to not over-salt the roast. The liquid should cover half the lamb roast.
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UNIFI has been important to me for gaining confidence in my own ideas and beliefs but also for learning how to consider other's ideas and beliefs. I find myself taking more time to form opinions on things and trying to consider different angles. UNIFI has also been where I've found some of my best friends in college; my experience at UNI would've been completely different without it.
What was your favorite UNIFI event?
I distinctly remember a Know Your Arguments event that was led by former president Cory Derringer on evolution. He essentially talked about common arguments against evolution and how to counter them. I think it was one of my first "educational" UNIFI events and it seriously blew my mind. Prior to coming to UNI, I didn't really know that there were people out there who didn't believe in evolution, so this type of event was super impactful.
What advice would you give to college students or new members?
This is what everyone says but GET INVOLVED. It's so important to join student organizations, so you can meet people with common interests and get the most out of your college experience. I honestly regret not joining UNIFI earlier in my time at UNI.
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What are you doing after you graduate?
I am moving to Austin, TX to work with a program called A Community for Education (ACE). I will be in a Title 1 school working with students K-2 in aspects of literacy.
What was your favorite UNIFI event?
Darwin Week, no contest. It's so exciting! So busy, but fulfilling. <3 <3 <3
Who was your favorite Darwin Week speaker?
GOSH, I have more than one. My freshman year (2012) I went to the keynote on Valentine's Day – his talk was about spiny penises. It was so interesting!
Last year, 2014, I really enjoyed listening to Nate Phelps talk about his transition from life in the founding family of the Westboro Baptist Church to an activist for the kinds of things we (UNIFI) identify with.
This year it's hard to say. I had the privilege of talking with each of the keynote speakers for a decent amount of time. They were large in variety…but my favorite was probably the first keynote, Dr. Kurilla.
What is your favorite UNIFI memory?
I liked when Adam Shannon put a lampshade on his head and danced around at the Iowa St. house. I also liked hanging with keynotes after their Darwin Week talks. Cleaning out the UNIFI office with Stef McGraw the summer that the SIAC remodeled. Looking in the nostalgia box. Good Friday Nights '12, '13, and soccer at '14 the grad cookout.
What was your favorite UNIFI event?
My favorite UNIFI events were always the Darwin Week speakers. I didn't always get to make it to every speaker every year, but those I did make it to were always phenomenal whether they were discussing science, religion, or anything outside or in between.
Who was your favorite Darwin Week speaker?
My favorite speaker has to be Nate Phelps. We all know what the Westboro Baptist Church is, but to hear a firsthand account of someone who ultimately escaped the church was amazing and eye-opening. I have the utmost respect for Phelps and his journey to leave behind a life of hatred. If you ever get the opportunity to hear him speak, I would wholeheartedly recommend it.
What's your favorite UNIFI memory?
My favorite memories from my UNIFI days would have to be the brunches. They are a great way to get the whole group involved and introduced. I met so many friends that I might have never interacted with otherwise. Not to mention the intelligent (or not) discussions were often hilarious and always enlightening!
What's the most valuable thing that you've learned from UNIFI or UNI?
The most valuable thing that I learned from both UNIFI and my time here at UNI is to not sit on the sidelines. Be active and engaged in all that you do whether its classes, activities, or otherwise. There are so many wonderful opportunities presented through UNIFI and other groups on campus, don't let them pass you by!
Grace Kinser
B.A in Psychology, Theatre minor
What are you doing after you graduate?
I'm moving to Seattle, but beyond that I don't have much planned. I'm not sure if I want to go to grad school yet so the plan is to work for a couple years and pay down my student loans while experiencing life in a different part of the country
What has UNIFI meant to you?
A group of friends I could always come back to. I've been extremely busy the past couple years, but even when I couldn't make it to many events, every time I came back everyone was welcoming and ready to discuss things with me.
What was your favorite UNIFI event?
Festivus is always fun, getting dressed up in my ugliest sweater and playing games with everyone
What's the most valuable thing that you've learned from UNIFI or UNI?
UNI and UNIFI in combination really helped me learn to step back and examine the beliefs that I hold.
MaKayla McDonald
B.M. in Voice Performance
What are you going to do after you graduate?
After I graduate from UNI, I plan on returning in the Fall to begin graduate school for a Masters of Music degree in vocal performance.
What do you want to do with your degree?
I would love to move to a city and have my own private voice studio and teach opera and musical theatre workshops and master classes for young people. I would also like to sample the audition scene and try to make a career in performing.
Who was your favorite Darwin Week speaker?
My favorite speaker (I think?) was probably the Elizabeth Lloyd's talk last year about the female orgasm… if I am remembering properly, the house was packed and there were so many interesting questions afterward.
What advice would you give to college students and new members?
I would tell people to not be afraid to explore and try new things. I certainly wouldn't have shaped my views and become the person, I am had I not explored different opportunities and been eager to engage in discussion.
Alexander Newkirk
B.A. in History
What do you want to do with your degree?
I choose History because I love the field, I love studying history and exploring new concepts. I choose history because it helps me think critically about the world around me, not because it pays the best. When I graduate I would like to teach some day, or work on public policy.
What was your favorite UNIFI event?
Darwin week by far. Amazing speakers and wonderful atmosphere every year.
What advice would you give to college students and new members?
Be open to new things, and try everything this a place and time when you should be experimenting. Have fun and enjoy yourself, don't worry about what others think, it sounds cheesy, but just be you. College is in many ways, about finding yourself, and fine tuning the person you want to be.
What is the most valuable thing that you've learned from UNIFI or UNI?
Critical thought is important. It's also important to not grow stagnate in your beliefs or ideas. When I say experimentation I don't just mean with drugs, or people. I truly mean ideas and different perspectives. Not just for the sake of "I'm being diverse" but an actual attempt at understanding the world. Beyond just being an Atheist, Liberal, Libertarian, conservative or a Christian. Understanding the world and our place in it as human beings. It was through my time at UNI that I learned to try and accomplish this, and that is the most valuable thing I have learned and continue and try to learn every day.


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- Arjuna Nagendran
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- United Kingdom
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In the aftermath of war, genocide, or exploitation - Forgiveness helps more than justice.
Saw a fantastic TEDx talk today about the reactions of people after the ends of wars and genocides.. Examples from north Uganda, Sri Lanka and countless other conflicts worldwide.
What do you feel is the best way to address peoples' suffering?
Retribution from the judicial system? Or simply to forgive your enemies and move on?
Interested for opinions on this one..
Oct 14 2012: We should as much as possible not to mistake forgiveness with condoning evil. To condone evil is simply to ignore it, to treat it as if it were the normal or acceptable order of things.
However, forgiveness needs to be accepted as well as offered if it is to be complete, and a man or woman who admits no guilt can accept no forgiveness.Oct 16 2012: I think that a more clear distinction is required in your source questions. Fair judicial retribution is not revenge but an expression of cherishing humanity, human life and human values for those who suffered by war crimes or lost their lives.
IMO, anything done blindly is wrong. Revenge can be very blind and that's why it's wrong. But also blind forgiveness is wrong. Blindly forgiving anybody who committed horrible crimes is very wrong. Retribution by judicial system is very necessary against those who committed war crimes or other crimes during a conflict. But this retribution should be restricted only against those who were actively involved in committing those crimes, including those who had instructed to commit those crimes or openly endorsed them.
This type of judicial retribution is not revenge but a justice. But the retribution should not be turned inclusively or blindly against all the individuals of that crimes-committing side, because if so, it becomes revenge.
Oct 20 2012: I agree, judicial retribution is indeed necessary - the major purpose really serving as an example to others, to ensure that others realise that perpetrators are held accountable for their actions and that those who suffered can see this too.
I think the punishment of the individual does not accomplish very much, they may change they may not, depending on multiple factors. They are also people of this world, and in my own opinion (against capital punishment) therefore also deserve a chance at rehabilitation, if not freedom to move outside of jail.
The choice not to be specific in the question was deliberate. In the sense that when I refer to "peoples'" suffering, this can be interpreted as the suffering of the individual or the collective victiims.
Judcial retribution, I feel, offers benefit for the collective victims of such crimes; however, IMO I believe that forgiveness is what will help the individual the most.
Hatred of anything only serves to cause yourself to suffer further.
Linda Taylor
Oct 14 2012: Forgiveness is a goal. But there is a process to get there including the process of retribution and restoration. The underlying problem is not addressed if justice and retribution are not enacted.
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Look at what happened to Native American peoples. Genocide. When their lands were taken, treaties were drawn up. But because there was no retribution for the theft of the land, the treaties were disregarded or broken, over and over again. Reservations became smaller and unsustainable to the peoples regulated to them.
When genocide failed, again because there was no retribution, the government tried assimilation. Many Native young people were sent away to boarding schools. Children lost the ability to understand what it meant to be part of a family and their parents lost the ability to learn how to parent. Not to mention the loss of culture.
Again, no retribution and boarding schools were expensive, assimilation continued with the Indian Adoption Project. Native children were placed in adoption into other families, the poverty and conditions on the unsustainable reservation were unhealthy. Sometimes the children were taken based on quotas of how many male children were needed or how many female children could be placed. http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/12/06/exposing-and-repairing-the-devastation-caused-by-the-indian-adoption-project-65966
Native people complained but again there was no retribution. The law thought it was a good idea to place Native children in Native homes so the Indian adoption project was overturned in 1978.
But again, no retribution. The lost children were lost. I wish I could say that the practice of taking Native children from their families has stopped but it has not. It continues today.
Forgiveness is not possible because there has been no retribution and suffering continues.
Imri Rivas
Oct 15 2012: I say forgiveness.
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I probably sound to idealistic, but here it goes!
To want the need for revenge is natural, because we all desire justice. However, I think that the line between justice and retribution is really blurry. But the distance I draw is that in justice, you are not in the state of mind that your oppresor was in when he/she caused pain to the victims. When you want retribution or revenge, you really are not any different from the passions of your oppresor.
Just because you forgive someone, though, does not mean you are apt to erase the consequences of their actions; after all, there are consequences for everything you do.
Retribution and revenge solve nothing, and if you give in to it, all you do is go around in a never-ending circle of pain, regret, guilt, and anger. The only way to break that is to forgive. It provides closure for both sides, and provides a new fresh start for both sides as well.
For me, there should consequences if someone killed others, but it should not vengeful. Justice must be done as peaceful as it should be, and try to restore the individual to his full humanity. If he/she does not wish so, then this individual would be too much of a threat to others, and it would be our responsibility to keep this individual away from society. In short, the judicial system should be built to demonstrate our humanity, and the loss of the individual own self. Not the other way around.
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Oct 14 2012: forgiving is entirely personal decision and it takes a lot of guts to do so.. but i think war criminals must be tried, apprehended, and punished to the extent of their crime.. what message it would send if they are not punished? you listen to war crime stories and its so horrible, you can't stand it (Bosnian war crimes).. Justice is something that might decrease the pain a little.. If no justice, then people might become revenge seekers themselves, taking matters into their hands..Even more disturbing is that these people might end up in company of wrong counselors..coz your mind doesn't work the same..
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Lawren Jones
Oct 13 2012: There are the nations, cultures, or social groups involved in an atrocity, and then there are the individuals responsible for planning them and carrying them out. I believe that healing is best achieved by extending forgiveness to the former and justice to the latter.
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John Smith
Oct 13 2012: "What do you feel is the best way to address peoples' suffering?
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Retribution from the judicial system? Or simply to forgive your enemies and move on?"
General pardon, except for those who committed war crimes, so you get a pardon if you were just a fighter fighting the other side's fighters, but you go to jail if you tortured, raped, maimed or killed civilians.
Oct 14 2012: Things are not always so black and white..sadly they usually aren't.
Would you apply the same decision to child soldiers? Should they go to jail for killing civilians/torture/rape?
Who is the victim when a conscripted child soldier kills a civilian? I would probably argue both.
Oct 14 2012: "Would you apply the same decision to child soldiers? Should they go to jail for killing civilians/torture/rape?"
They should be tried, punishment will depend on your country's justice system (for example it may try 17 year olds as adults, or not, as long as it is consistent with the way civilian criminals are being prosecuted).
"Who is the victim when a conscripted child soldier kills a civilian?"
Since when does conscription mean you have to kill civilians? If you're talking about being forced to kill at gunpoint then that's something for the courts to figure out (were you really forced, did you have a chance to rebel? etc...). In any case you should not be allowed to walk free just because there is a possibility you were forced, once it has been established that you did commit the crimes it falls on you to show that you were forced. Otherwise it would be sloppy justice and you would see that suddenly everyone says they were conscripted.
Oct 14 2012: When I talk of conscripted child soldiers I talk of those in the ongoing wars of the Congo, or the previous one in North Uganda - Children are kidnapped from their parents, boys "brought up" in guerrilla armies to shoot machine guns with rewards of drugs and alcohol. These children did not volunteer to join, they are children, they are easily influenced and are just as much the victims of war. There is no "choice" to kill in that scenario, you either do as everyone else does, or you may face the same destiny as other victims.
And if that the war ends and a child is now 18 or 19, would you try them for war crimes if they were conscripted at the age of 10? You expect them to prove they were forced, but really shouldn't it be for us to prove that they were not?
It's all to easy to look a the victims of war as just those who are shot, but the psychological effects can ruin just as many lives if not more - I think a distinction must be drawn between war lords who start anti-government movements and soldiers, especially those conscripted as minors.
I recommend watching the film: Blood Diamonds. It is Hollywood but does give a good depiction into the way children can be influenced by war when they know nothing else..Oct 14 2012: "When I talk of conscripted child soldiers I talk of those in the ongoing wars of the Congo, or the previous one in North Uganda"
I'm sure the courts will sort that out. It would be completely unfair for the courts not to give a verdict on the general case of the abducted, drugged child soldier, because a kid who steals his neighbors car does get prosecuted. It is important for the people to see that the system really weighed the problem in a proper court of law and did not just hand out a pardon because that would be the easy thing to do. I have no doubt most child soldiers would still be acquitted (perhaps in one mass trial) in the end, but the process is very important.
"And if that the war ends and a child is now 18 or 19, would you try them for war crimes if they were conscripted at the age of 10?"
I don't know any legal system that works that way, people are tried based on the age they had when they committed their crimes, not the age they have at the time of the trial.Oct 20 2012: What amazing teachings Gandhi has left for us as gifts. I am not surprised that this quote is by him. Thank you Arjuna!Oct 19 2012: Upon thinking about this a bit more, I would say that forgiveness helps those who have suffered and have survived but justice helps society avoid perpetuating more suffering. And so, it seem that forgiveness and justice and are best blended with a measure of both.
I like what Yubal Masalker had to say about fair, judicial retribution being distinctly different than revenge.
There is a saying that "An Eye for an Eye makes the world blind" It is important that justice be practiced in an effective manner to end suffering and not to inflict more suffering as vengeful punishment.
There are times when there is no justice, as in my case, and so for me, forgiveness has been paired with a dedication to work for justice for others.
Oct 20 2012: Hi Juniper,
Great quote - the saying is attributed to Gandhi, adaptation of the original "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" :)
I think your view here is closer to what my feelings are about this issue. A blend is required - but I feel that judicial retribution really has the greatest role for society and victims as a group.
For the individual, as I said in my response below to Yubal Masalker, I think that working towards forgiveness is really the best thing to relieve their suffering.Oct 17 2012: Forgiveness is the way, from all standpoints. It's far less expensive to forgive than to sue. Even if we don't believe in "rewards in heaven".
The only reason to pursue justice is to stop evil being done to other people. My approach is to forgive personally, but to let the justice system do its job.Oct 16 2012: I am in agreement with Imri.
I think that forgiveness ... it is easier to said than done. Yet "Hatred can never cease by hatred" ... and the second part of that is that "hatred can only cease by love" ( a Buddhist saying.) As a person who has survived significant abuse, I speak for myself in saying that my own process of personal healing has come by working through the anger ( and even hate) acknowledging the damage done, processing as much as possible about the trauma, being open about my past and not keeping secrets form those that I choose as friends and family and also ... perhaps most importantly, trying to understand what happened, the people involved, their stories to find some type of peace and come to some level of forgiveness. I do not have any contact with these people and I do not think that it is necessary .. for instance, as an example ... for someone who has escaped a P.O.W. camp, I do not think it is necessary to get back in touch with the individual "prison guards." It is important to work for justice to help those left behind .. in fact, I think this is critical. For me, the forgiveness is something that I do for myself and for the people in my life today. I forgive the "prison guards" but I do not need to send them a "thank you" note.( I hope that makes sense. )I do what I can to protect others form the type of suffering I have survived. I personally get involved if I am able to intervene directly to help others in my community ( youth or other targets of domestic violence.) I am also committed to advocating for human rights, in general.
I think that it is hardest when the oppression is still continuing. It is hard to forgive what is still happening and so, if there is little that I can directly to help a specific situation, I will help where my efforts can make a difference. It s important to use what power we have to make positive changes in the world. This is very healing. Forgiving ourselves (for our humanity) is essential.
Oct 15 2012: I am of the opinion that we seek retribution because our pain is too great. We want to inflict what has been inflicted. We want the perpetrator to experience what we experienced. In that there is a form of balance. There is equality. We have given in the measure we have received. We feel justified. One tradition says 'an eye for an eye'. Another says 'turn and offer the other cheek'. Modern 'justice' has created the imprisonment industry - so we have virtually 'killed' them socially and have created sub-groups and underground or 'rebel' societies. We say 'they deserve it' (this also applies to the international stage). But what are we accomplishing in all this? Balance? Enablement? Enemies? With these solutions, are we not just creating our own future? If we seek a balance, who have we charged? If we enable, who have we doomed? If we 'send them out', where do they go? Justice is tricky in an unjust world. I'm not sure, but I believe humans are the only known species that 'remembers' and seeks retribution. Again, I could be wrong on this point.
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Oct 14 2012: Forgiveness is a difficult concept for most to get their heads around. I doubt that most can "forgive" the oppressor. For me, personally, I don't think that I have the ethical right to "forgive" someone. It is not mine to judge.
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This being said, the best way to help a people recover is to get the most dangerous out of the public arena. Just the sight of them or the sound of their voices brings up the horrors all over again. A rape or abuse victim will recover more quickly if the rapist is not allowed to roam the streets any more. I think it's the same thing with war.
This being said, I recently started studying the state of the world that created the causes of WWI and WWII, and though Hitler went way too far, I can finally see the logic of what he did. I still don't see the morality of killing people - whether in war or not - but in understanding the thought process that went into his decisions, I was able to summon up compassion.
I still don't understand the cruelty, and I hope I never do. But for the sake of the victims of those crimes against humanity, the perpetrators should not be allowed to walk freely among them.
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think this time if i win the war .without forgiveness ,there must be another .and go on and .how can we end it and give people peace and stablty .
and there is a forcast that there must be a war between china and japan.and acrodding to what i see and deal .i think there is a big possibility ,many people in chian can not forget what japan brings us the pain during the ww2 .
i think we need to do something about it .and i dont want to see that happen .Oct 14 2012: When we talk about crimes especially like genocide then I think criminal or master mind must be punished but other nations must not start genocide of other one like now a days how powerful nations are doing.
So far forgiveness is concerned, here in our society we say that forgiving only suits who have power to take revenge. One thing more forgiving is good thing but only when it abolishes the crime not when it remains.Oct 13 2012: I think that forgiving is not needed, why should one forgive a crime? But, and that is important, people should not waste their life on blaming people for crimes they never done.
What i mean is, we have a lot of places on the planet where generations are continuously wasted on fighting their grandparents wars, and that is a crime too. When you lost a battle, you lost-face it. When you can't fight this fight on your own, then you should not waste your children and force them to fight for you.
Oct 13 2012: I know what you mean, it's such a waste when conflicts go on for generations, not because the side that originally won the war is horribly oppressing the other side, but because the latter side is too stubborn to admit defeat (they'd rather send their kids to their deaths than just accept a passport with another color).


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I saw on a tutorial that you should purge the c25 gas out of the line when your finished welding. Seems like a waste of gas.. but is this a true statement, can't seem to find an answer on the net.
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Purging mig c25 shielding gas after welding?
I have never done that. My lines don't leak. Plus I sometimes leave my bottles open. Through lunch break..
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Purging mig c25 shielding gas after welding?
My bottles are on all day long & many days I'm in shop 16 hrs. Also many shops run 2 shifts bottles open 24 hrs. What good would it be to purge out gas out. Never heard of that.
If my pressure bleeds off over weekend or after vacation etc. I purge the line before start first weld.
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Purging mig c25 shielding gas after welding?
I personally do purge when done.
Turn wire speed way down, turn bottle off and pull the trigger.
Way back in high school my shop teacher (welder for 20+ years) thought us to purge for the following reasons.
1. Better for solenoid/o-rings as they are not under constant pressure .
2. Makes you purge the line every time before welding (granted your mig doesn't self purge)
3. Assures your bottle won't be empty next time you go to use it.
I have always done this since my teacher showed me way back.
May not make sense for high use applications as I am a hobby type user and not a pro welder
As a matter of habit from WWAAAYY BACK, I always release the pressure on my MIG and TIG machines as I never really know when it will be used next. The "common wisdom" is that letting the pressure off is best for all the parts that would otherwise be holding pressure and it sure as **** can't hurt anything. Besides, if letting out 1.5 cents of gas once in a while is going to cause a guy to be eating cat food anytime soon just maybe the money is getting away a LOT faster elsewhere, huh?Don J
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If it has a regulator or flow meter, I purge after use.
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Purging mig c25 shielding gas after welding?
I don't understand!
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I always bleed the gas and open the wire drive so before starting to weld again the gun can be purged without wasting wire. It would be a nice feature if they would put a purge button on the gun..... that way after stopping for what ever reason you could re-purge the gun right at the handle without having to open the machine and wire drive up. It would stop sputtering and porosity on starts.


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1 (29 ounce) can
pumpkin puree
2 teaspoons
ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon
ground cloves
salt to taste
1 3/4 cups
white sugar
1 (12 fluid ounce) can
evaporated milk
1 (18.25 ounce) package
yellow cake mix with pudding
1 cup
chopped pecans
1 cup
butter, melted
This recipe is as wonderful as everyone proclaims. I have been making it for several years, exactly as written. To go the extra mile, after flipping the cake and letting it cool, try adding home made cream cheese topping: beat 1 8 oz. cream cheese, 1 1/2 c. powdered sugar, 1 t. vanilla; fold in 12 oz. Cool Whip and spread on top and sides of the cake. You can't get any better than this!
(In order to "flip" the cake, make sure you have lined the 9 X 13 pan with wax paper and sprayed it with nonstick cooking spray; Cool completely in pan, place large platter or cookie sheet on top of 9 X 13 pan and flip; carefully remove wax paper once cake is flipped. . .it really DOES work.)
I was not at all impressed with this dessert. I expected more from the reviews. Some sort of crust would have helped. The pumpkin portion wasn't as firm as I would have liked and the top portion (cake mix, nuts, and butter) wasn't appealing. I won't make it again.
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This is a great recipe. I only changed a few things - instead of yellow cake mix, I used a Cinnamon Swirl mix that I found; I used Pumpkin Pie Spice (instead of cinnamon and ground cloves) and walnuts instead of pecans. This turned out great, was easy to do and made the house smell just great on a cold fall evening! Good job, Jacki.
made this yesterday, very very good!!! i was not sure if i had to flip the cake over or not after it cooled? (the recipe did not mention to, but one review did) so i chose not to since i made it in my only cake pan w/lid. it served well right from the pan i baked it in, i just flipped each piece over as i served it onto a plate.so that the pumpkin pie filling then was on the top and the cake-nut crust was on the bottom. i used a non stick pan and sprayed a little non stick spray in it. even chilled it served fine. i also used pumpkin pie spice and some extra ground cinnamon and sugar to taste. great dessert!!!
1. Made this again for folks that have never had it and they were e-mailing for the recipe!
2. Everyone loved this. People were begging for the recipe. I made the cake in disposable 13 x 9 containers and gave them away as Christmas presents.
3. Again this year (2008) people were begging me to bring it to the Christmas Potluck.
I just took this cake to an organization potluck - Wow, did I get the compliments, i.e.,
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was prepared for with extra copies I'd printed after taking a small taste. I brought
fresh whipped cream as a topper. I baked this in a glass 9x13 - I mention this
because I didn't hear the timer go off and got side tracked. It ended up baking
for 1 hr 40 mins.. The pecans were a bit over brown and the contents were firm.
But, it didn't seem to "damage" it at all. The only change I made to the recipe
was that I added a 1/2 tsp ground ginger. It's going to be hard to top this for
future meetings! Thanks Jacki for sharing this great recipe!!
This cake was FABULOUS!! It's like pumpkin pie, but not in a pie crust, because the consistancy is very similar. I saw this recipe on another website (with frosting recipe included), but that cake lacked the addition of any spices. So I tried this one instead, with the only change being to reduce the sugar to 1 cup (as per that other recipe). This cake is so much better if you let it cool for a couple of hours and then flip it onto a platter or cookie sheet, just like you would any other "upside down" cake. That's because the cake mix/pecans/butter work better as a bottom crust, as opposed to them being the "topping." This will also solve the problem mentioned by other reviewers; that the "topping" would get too hard after refrigeration. It won't if you treat it as a bottom crust and flip the cake. The pumpkin will keep that crust moist. And this cake will firm up as it cools and will flip easily IF you lined your pan with waxed paper and coated it with cooking spray. I also spray the pan before lining too, because it just helps to make the waxed paper stick and hold to the pan better. See the review that's dated *Dec. 31, 2007* for great instructions. That reviewer also included the ingredients for a tasty light frosting that's better then your standard whipped cream topping. Mmm... so yummy!
I only used 1 1/2 cups of sugar in the filling, as it tasted sweet enough to me while I was making it. You definitely want to let this cool for a couple of hours before you cut into it. That gives it plenty of time to solidify. Try adding a light dusting of brown sugar/cinnamon over the pecans before you pour the butter. So, so good!!!!! A definite keeper.
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Step 1: Materials/Parts List
Part: Super Shield conductive spray-paint
Vendor: Less EMF
Average cost: $22 per can
Notes: this is the secret weapon.
Part: spray-paint, color your choice
Vendor: I use Krylon from the local hardware store
Average cost: $22.50 for 6 cans
Notes: use what you like.
Part: Magnet paint
Vendor(s): Less EMF for premixed indoor paint called Magic Wall or Magically Magnetic, Inc. for paint additive. This additive can be mixed with indoor or outdoor primer sealer.
Average cost: Magic Wall @ $29.95/quart; Magnet paint additive @ $15/quart and primer sealer @ $8.50/quart
Notes: I used Zinnser BULLS-EYE primer 1-2-3 primer sealer for the base paint on the outdoor electro-graf proto. It's the good stuff. Your local hardware store is sure to have a thick outdoor primer that will work. You can get worse paint for less money. Note: Don't believe the hype. The paint itself is not magnetic. It is just metallic and magnets adhere to it.
Part: 10mm LEDs. The color choice is yours.
Vendor: Again, it's my crew Denny, Ann, et al. @ HB Electronic Components.
Avg. Cost: $0.20 per LED
Notes: you can use smaller LEDs, but it's just not my taste.
Part: 1/8" Dia. x 1/16" Thick NdFeB Disc Magnet, Ni-Cu-Ni plated
Vendor: Amazing Magnets
Cost: $9.00 per 100 magnets
Notes: Cost reductions for larger quantities
Part: Power supply.
This will vary based on number and types of LEDs, circuit design and environment. You must supply the LEDs with >= 3 volts DC power. Depending primarily on the number of LEDs, you can use anything from a $2 9 Volt to a $50 dollar car battery to a regulated 500 Watt power supply if the proper current limiting components are used. In the lab I use a regulated DC power supply. We will discuss this more in the following steps.
Parts: Tape
Vendor: your local hardware store should have painter's tape and masking tape. Get both.
Cost: $2-$5/ per 60 yard roll
Notes: 3M painter's tape is blue and has less adhesion than masking tape. Both tapes are useful in different situations.
Parts: 5 minute epoxy
Vendor: your local hardware store should have 5 minute epoxy
Cost: $5 dollars for one tube
Notes: This is some delightful shit. Get the kind in the two part dispenser.
Part: Stencil materials -- Acetate, Manila Folders.
Vendor: Your local art store or office store should have acetate, cardboard and file folders.
Avg. Cost: $10 for a 25' x 12 ft. roll of acetate, folders and cardboard vary in price and is often found for free.
Part: Stranded wire
Vendor: Jameco
Cost: $3 per roll
Notes: any 18-24 AWG stranded hook-up wire will work. Solid core wire is too brittle.
Part: 1/4 or 1/2 Watt resistors, the choice of value is yours
Vendor: Jameco
Avg. Cost: $1 for 100 pieces
Part: 3/4" Foil Tape
Vendor: Newark In One
Avg. Cost: $18 per roll
Part: Conductive Epoxy
Vendor: Newark In One
Cost: $32.00
Notes: The epoxy is optional. It is used to attach magnets to electronic components and wire.
Part: you can add electronic components to create LED sequences, animation, solar power, etc. You may need stranded wire for connecting your LED traces to various power sources.
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