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"These are a sweet twist on the usual roasted pumpkin seeds. Instead of salty and savory, they remind me of honey-roasted peanuts. Everyone who tastes these LOVES them!"
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4 cups
pumpkin seeds, rinsed and dried
1/2 cup
margarine, melted
2 tablespoons
brown sugar
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon
1/4 cup
white sugar, divided
Great recipe, thanks! I followed the recipe to a T, except, after reading the reviews, I baked in 7 minute intervals, instead of 15.
I wish I had paid more attention to the reviews! (There were only 2 of them when I made this recipe.) The oven temp on this recipe is obviously way too high, especially compared to other toasted pumpkin seed recipes. That should have thrown a red flag for me, but I didn't trust my instincts, and instead followed the recipe, only to end up with burned seeds. Too bad, I really liked the idea of a sweet alternative to a seasonal favorite. Maybe I'll try again next year with a 275 degree oven...
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This recipe is really good, but I agree completely with the previous reviewer. DO NOT BAKE SEEDS FOR AN HOUR. Mine needed no more than 25 minutes. The best thing to do is just check on them every ten minutes. Other than that, they turned out great!
I made two types of pumpkin seeds this morning--this one and the Spiced Pumpkin Seeds on this site. We prefer these seeds because it has that salty/sweet thing going on. But I do have a couple problems with the recipe. First, be sure to to use a dark pan. I used one dark pan and one light colored metal pan, and the dark one definitely browned the seeds better. Second, way too much butter--the seeds were seriously swimming in it; I would cut it in half next time. Lastly, the temperature is too high--I ended up cooking mine for 1 hour at 300. I did end up having to break them apart after I pulled them out because they stuck together like peanut brittle (although not quite as hard). But their redeeming quality is they actually taste good--although now I'm dealing with little greasy fingers! UPDATE 10/09: Made these again. This time I cooked @ 300 for 45 minutes. Taste great!
I don't like roasted pumpkin seeds because of the texture of the outer shell but my husband does so i tried this recipe this year and it is wonderful! after reading the previous posts i decided to follow the directions exactly with the only change being the cooking temperature. I baked them at 250 for the first 30 minutes and 350 for the last 30 minutes. they taste like a seasonal candy and i don't even notice the texture of the outer shell. This is a keeper! Thank you so much!
Hi Cathy - I don't know if there is a misprint in your recipe, but I followed the cooking instructions to the letter and ended up with charred pumpkin seeds. Did you mean to recommend an hour of cooking time? Help!
I used 1 cup of seeds and cut the other ingredients by 1/2. I also reduced the cooking time and kept an eye of them while they were cooking. I made 3 different pumpkin seed recipes and this one was my favorite. They taste a little like carmel pop corn.
What a disapointment! They were dripping with margarine and again, mine were burned- and I really watched them. I think the oven temp is too high. Anyway, I won't be wasting my time again.
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Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 341
Calories from Fat: 257
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1 cup
diced onion
1/2 cup
diced green bell pepper
1/2 cup
diced celery
1 1/2 teaspoons
chopped garlic
1 cup
converted long-grain white rice
4 ounces
smoked sausage, cut into slices
4 ounces
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2 (10 ounce) cans
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1 cup
chicken broth
1/4 teaspoon
dried thyme
bay leaf
2 (15 ounce) cans
ranch-style beans, undrained
I do apologize for the confusion about "Ranch Style" beans. I live in Oklahoma and you can buy this in the grocery store, they're canned beans with a more hearty flavor. But...if you can't find them where you live, any type of canned beans will be fine. Petra Dixon.
My family did not like this recipe very much and I even used the spicy kielbasa and some crushed red pepper to jazz it up. They said they like the Zatarain's Jambalaya box mix better, so I won't knock myself out trying to make it from scratch again.
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Maybe this will help with "Ranch Style Beans". I'm from Texas but live in New Hampshire right now. I found that WalMart has a similar item to the Ranch Beans (that you can't get here)and they are called "Chili Beans". The WalMart brand can says "small red beans in a spicy tomato sauce". Hope this helps everyone.
This recipe is the bomb - awesome! Had to wing it a bit: used 1/2 (8oz.) Hillshire Farm turkey smoked sausage and no ham. I prefer to cube the sausage rather than slice -- just cut slices about 5/8" thick and then quarter them -- easier to spoon up too! Used 3/4 cup rice (which didn't cook up completely, but that was alright), 1 can of the tomatoes, and 1 can of spicy chili beans. Didn't have any thyme or bay leaf, but did add a couple shakes of crushed red pepper. This cooked up real spicy and would have been great with or without the beans, IMO. Good stuff - thanks!
Pretty tasty stuff Petra! I followed the recipe to the letter and we all enjoyed this dish, with the exception that we thought there was too many beans. Next time, 1 can of ranch-style beans will be plenty. Thanks!
Yummy! I didn't have all the ingredients on hand, so i skipped the green pepper and used carrots instead, no sausage, used double ham. Used regular diced tomatoes and added lousinanna hot sauce for heat. Also used pepper, majoram, and basil. Easy and tasty!
I used one chicken breast for the ham but left the sausage. Turned out to be a really good, quick dish. Might be better with one less can of beans, though.
Made with 9 oz of sausage and pinto beans, doubled the peppers and omitted the celery. This wasn't too bad but not the best either.
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 400
** Calories from Fat: 112
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Team Associated/Reedy Victorious at Top Notch Series Round #6
Team Associated/Reedy Victorious at Top Notch Series Round #6
March 11, 2013
Event Name: Top Notch Series - Round #6
Event Location: Redlands RC Raceway, Redlands, CA
Event Date(s): March 9, 2013 to March 9, 2013
In just its first year, the Top Notch Series (TNS) is going strong. With close to 200 entries for the sixth round at Redlands RC Raceway, racers were greeted by the friendly staff and a flowing and fun layout. Reminiscent of former SoCal tracks, the Redlands RC Raceway track is a bit smaller than others, but has great dirt and makes use of every square inch of the facility, including a 15' wall ride.
Team Associated was on hand to support their customers, the series, and to compete for the round titles. Team Manager Brent Thielke made his first trip out to the facility and had this to say: "I race all over the nation and really enjoy the variety that comes with that. With Redland RC Raceway and the other great SoCal tracks, a racer can get a well-rounded experience of sizes, layouts and surfaces to better adapt when competing at a new facility. The owners of Redlands RC Raceway have done a great job of maximizing their area to create a friendly and exciting race experience."
Now on to racing! In the 2WD Modified class it was Brent Thielke who took the TQ with his Factory Team B4.2, with its Reedy Sonic Mach 2 8.5 and LRP Flow speed control. As the tone went off, teammate Chris Jarosz climbed the ranks and reeled in Thielke. The two raced hard for the win, with Jarosz' LRP X20 8.5 and Flow-equipped B4.2 coming out on top by just a few tenths of a second. In the Truck Modified class, Thielke jumped out to the lead and was quickly joined by teammate Nick Wautlet, who kept him honest throughout the 5-minute main event. In the end, Thielke led a 1-2-3 podium sweep with his Factory Team T4.2 with his Reedy Sonic Mach 2 7.5 turn motor and LRP Flow speed control.
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I mourned on the day of the March for Life rally because we experience a loss and abuse in our community and country. The cause is abortion. It is not abortion of the unborn but abortion of the born who are sentenced to injustices, cruelties and abandonment. We have a bureaucratic system that cloaks itself in a guise of social concern, while neglecting to support programs that seek to provide children born by mothers in need of jobs, adequate housing, health care, safety and education.
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I mourned because abortion will not end until we create a society where women feel confident in having a safe, nurturing, accepting, loving and supportive environment in which they can raise a child.
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Step 1: Get your erasers and flash drive
The flash drive I got at an office supply store. I got a 1 gig since I barely ever use that much as I use flash drives for moving small files around. I don't need anything bigger for now. This is also pretty cheap.
Bonus points for the pink cap on it. It was like this flash drive wanted to be in an eraser from the beginning.
What if you start with a very small usb drive?
I think the reason for using 2 is to have the "Pink Pearl" in one piece. If you don't care about the the logo on the eraser, you could probably use one.
student erases something with this
student shows up and uses it too
while he does this the cap falls off and reveals to be a flash drive
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Hawaii's interstate highway system (heck, the ENTIRE US highway system) was part of a strategic military program that was put in place by Dwight D. Eisenhower. In Roman times, roads were used not only for peaceful transportation, but also for war chariots. Good roads=faster military response. Faster military response=better control over a large area. Same thing with the US highway system: good highways=faster military response. Faster military response=more tanks moving faster. More tanks moving faster=a smaller chance that the "commies" would take over Alaska.
If one were to look at a map of Hawaii, one would notice something about the highways: they connect every military base on the island.
H1: Goes past US Coast Guard air station at Barbers Point past Pearl Harbor, Ford island and Hickam Air Force base. Connects to H2, H3, and H201
H2: One end starts about 2000 ft east of Schofield Barracks and Naval airstation. Connects to H1.
H3: One end starts about 2000 ft south of Kaneohe Marine Corps base. Connects with H1 and H201.
H201: Onramp about 600ft west from Fort Shafter. Connects with H1 and H3.
The reason they (Not only in Hawaii, mind you) are called "Interstate Highways" is because they are funded federally by a grant shared by the states.


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The daily adventures of a mom of 12 who loves to run and is training hard to see just how good I can be.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Exploding with excitement
I wish Josh could be there, but the kids are pretty tired from this first two weeks of school and an early morning road trip just wouldn't be in their best interest. But I know they will be cheering me on from home and I will have more awesome texts from Josh to look forward to when I finish.
Speaking of Big Daddy.... he is sick. Scratchy throat, snotty nose, cranky mood. Four days before my race. As I said on Twitter this morning, I love that man with all my heart and soul, but if he gets me sick, he's toast. :)
I also found out this morning that my number for the NYC Marathon in November is 11533, and I am in the BLUE course, WAVE #1, Corral #11, 9:40 am start (first start). Woo hoo! Top of the bridge and earliest possible start. Yeah baby. That ROCKS.
AND, I get to register for the Boston Marathon tomorrow morning at 8am. I am pretty much exploding with marathon excitement right now.
I feel ready for Top of Utah. I didn't really have a plan to recover/taper last week and just ran nice and easy as felt good, and I ended up running a lot (58 miles...whoops). My long run was only 11 miles though and I am definitely keeping things very light this week. My legs feel awesome. One hammy is a bit on the tight side but I don't feel it when I run, so I am stretching and rolling it lots and the PT hit it with the ultrasound today just to be on the safe side (I am so spoiled that a PT who happens to be a runner comes to my house once a week!) I haven't felt my Achilles at all in weeks, and I am SUPER happy about that.
My goal for Top of Utah is short and sweet - get under 3:30. On one hand the pressure is sort of off because I got my BQ in Pocatello, but I know I am ready to run a 3:30 if things come together right and that is what I want to do.
Here is my free finish line picture from Pocatello. :) And hey, if you are looking for a great fall marathon next year, it is only $40 to register for the Pocatello Marathon right now. You get a great, fast course (they were #9 in the country this year for Boston qualifiers), super nice swag, the nicest finish line food and area I have ever seen, a very big and nice medal, a very well organized rice, a free finish line photo, and you get to see me. :)
I am off to cheer on my 13 year old, Ryan, in his first cross country race of the year. He has made a ton of progress in the last year and loves to run, so I am way excited about that too. :)
Ok, anyone who joins in my "exploding marathon excitement" with a donation today to my Team MEB fundraising will get 26 extra entries into my fundraising giveaway. (Next winner drawn tomorrow)
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- Lacey Sue said...
What an amazing pic!!! You look fab!!!!! I am very excited for the Top of Utah race, and am really hoping I get a chance to meet ya at the finish line (yeah, I'll be there) I am hoping in two years to maybe do the half!!! (crossing fingers tightly...chanting "I hope"..."I hope"...) You are SO going to rock this!!! :)
- September 13, 2011 at 12:45 PM
- Penny said...
So excited for you. You have it in you for a 3.30. Good Luck this weekend Girl. Go get'em
- September 13, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- Katie said...
I LOVE your enthusiasm!! It is contagious. You are going to ROCK it this weekend.
- September 13, 2011 at 1:02 PM
- TMB @ RACING WITH BABES said...
So pumped for you! You are going to crush TOU!
Can't wait to find out my NYC info! Where is it?
- September 13, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- LBTEPA said...
That is such a good photo :) Have fun this weekend!
- September 13, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Christy @ My Dirt Road Anthem: A Runner's Blog said...
Good luck!! Love the photo you look pretty hardcore in it.
- September 13, 2011 at 2:44 PM
- Terzah said...
That is a great photo! Hardcore is right!
Pocatello does sound awesome. I'm sort of wishing I'd trained for that one, though getting there would have been an issue. We'll see how next year goes. If I'm still hunting for my BQ, that will definitely be an option.
Sorry Josh is sick! I feel like I'm surrounded by viruses at work. Fingers crossed that if we are going to get sick it will happen *next* week. :^)
- September 13, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Run with Jess said...
Wow - so many exciting things! How on earth do you focus on normal-life activities?!?! NYC is my dream... o' and all ODD numbers I'm noticing... that's always good luck in my book.
- September 13, 2011 at 4:33 PM
- Liz said...
I'm excited for you. Logan is really gearing up for the race, signs counting down how many days left. I really want TOU to be my first marathon, though from the sound of it, pocatello might not be too bad a substitute. I had no idea they did a marathon until this year, and I grew up in Idaho! Super excited for you, I hope you make it into boston. *fingers crossed*
- September 13, 2011 at 6:53 PM
- Her Name Is Rio said...
Another marathon, already?! So glad you're exploding with excitement...good luck and have fun out there!
- September 13, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Jessica (Pace of Me) said...
oh my gosh i am exploding with excitement for you just reading this!!! seriously, so much awesome stuff going on for you with running and life right now! YAY!!!
i cannot wait to hear all about TOU and the experience you have there. it sounds like it will be truly beautiful in so many ways.
- September 14, 2011 at 7:31 AM
- Jen @ Run for Anna said...
Your excitement is contagious! Have a wonderful time with these races!! :)
Hope Josh feels better quickly.
- September 14, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- misszippy said...
You so have a sub-3:30 in you--much better than, I am sure! It was nice sharing a PR with you for a couple of weeks! ; )
Finally donated--took me long enough to go get the credit card and bring it to the computer, huh?
- September 14, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Laura said...
Have a fab time and race hard as usual!
- September 14, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Molly said...
I'm starting at 10:40, with the slow kids : )
Good luck this weekend superstar!
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It's no secret that animal abuse and animal fighting affect communities across the country. At the ASPCA, we know that the most effective way to fight these crimes is through proper response and investigation, and thankfully, the Nassau County District Attorney's Office and the Nassau County Police Department are on our side. On Wednesday, May 27, members of the ASPCA's Anti-Cruelty Group (ACG) gathered at the Nassau County Police Academy in Long Island, New York, to share critical expertise and anti-cruelty knowledge with around 100 attendees from the Nassau County Police Department, Nassau County SPCA, Town of Hempstead, Town of North Hempstead, Hempstead Village Police Department and other municipal public safety representatives from throughout Nassau County.
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The training was a continuation of an ongoing collaboration with authorities in Nassau County. On Wednesday, May 13, 2015, at the request of the Nassau County District Attorney's Office, the ASPCA assisted local authorities in a dog fighting investigation led by the Nassau County DA and Police Department. The ASPCA provided experts to identify crime scene evidence, conduct behavior evaluations of the seized animals, and serve as expert witnesses
Pictured from left: John Bolin, ASPCA NE Regional Investigator; Terry Mills, ASPCA Dir. of Blood Sports Division; Dr. Pam Reid, ASPCA Animal Cruelty Behavior Team; Elizabeth Brandler, ASPCA NYC Legal Advocacy Council; Colleen Doherty, ASPCA Cruelty Intervention Advocacy; Howard Lawrence, ASPCA Sr. Director of Anti-Cruelty Group; Detective Investigator Elizabeth Rye, NCDA Animal Crimes Unit. Credit to Nassau County District Attorney's Office
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A chorus of north Florida bugs buzzed loudly while an animal control officer from Baltimore methodically scraped thin layers of sandy earth out of a shallow "grave." The soil was deposited in a plastic bucket then carefully carried to a sifter, where it would be examined for small evidence items like shell casings and bone fragments.
The officer was one of about ten participants from across the country that attended an Animal Crime Scene Workshop in Gainesville, Florida, last week. Under the guidance of Dr. Jason Byrd, Forensic Entomologist and Director of Education of the ASPCA/University of Florida Veterinary Forensic Sciences program, and Amanda Fitch, Forensic Analyst for the ASPCA/University of Florida Veterinary Forensic Sciences program, participants spent three days collecting evidence and excavating mock gravesites.
Lectures covered a range of topics, including how to properly secure a crime scene, the collection of entomological evidence, and determining time of death. When lectures were complete, participants would trek a mile into the dense pine and saw palmetto forest to apply their new skills to mock crime scenes with real animal remains.
Patience and precision are a forensic expert's constant companions. From the first moment on a crime scene, each potential piece of evidence must be identified, marked and eventually collected and accounted for. Every step is taken with extreme care to not only identify relevant evidence but ensure that it is not contaminated or damaged in any way.
The workshop—and a companion week-long workshop called Bugs, Bones and Botany traditionally offered in October—has trained hundreds of veterinarians, law enforcement officials and animal welfare professionals in the proper way to process an animal crime scene. Participants take the skills they learned back to their home cities and use them to fight animal cruelty—some almost immediately.
"I had one student turn around and use what they learned the very next day when they returned home," Dr. Byrd said. "This is a really valuable hands-on experience that you just can't get anywhere else."
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Members of the ASPCA's forensic sciences team have provided invaluable assistance in numerous animal cruelty cases, including most recently overseeing evidence collection in a multi-state dog fighting investigation. Other notable cases include the rescuing of 175 dogs from a puppy mill in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and the removal of hundreds of fighting roosters in Fort Myers, Florida.
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We are very pleased to announce that Dr. Randall Lockwood, Senior Vice President for Forensic Sciences and Anti-Cruelty Projects at the ASPCA, has been honored with an Achievement Award by the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
The award was delivered at the Annual Scientific Meeting, held in Seattle this past February. Over the last 25 years, Dr. Lockwood has served as an expert on dog aggression, dog bite prevention, dog fighting, and the interactions between people and animals. He has given testimony in numerous trials involving cruelty to animals, and has written several books on the subject. In addition, his efforts to increase awareness of the connection between animal abuse and other forms of violence were profiled in the 1999 BBC documentary "The Cruelty Connection." He is an active leader of The Link Coalition, a network of animal welfare and human service professionals who focus on "The Link"—areas where animal cruelty, domestic violence, child abuse, and elder abuse intersect. His most recent book is this year's Animal Cruelty and Freedom of Speech: When Worlds Collide.
Dr. Lockwood has been with the ASPCA since 2005, and we thrilled and proud to congratulate him on this latest achievement.
The ASPCA is assisting in the forensic evidence collection, removal, transport and sheltering of more than 60 fighting roosters from a property in Spencer, Indiana. Other animals including dogs and farm animals were also seized from the property. We're assisting at the request of the Indiana Gaming Commission, the Gaming Control Division and the Monroe County Humane Association.
At the property this morning, responders discovered rooster remains and roosters showing signs of starvation and other conditions requiring medical attention. The roosters were housed in outdoor pens or tethered outside with no access to water.
The animals were transferred to a temporary shelter where they will receive veterinary care from the ASPCA's medical team. ASPCA veterinary technicians, animal handlers and responders are also assisting on the scene and at the temporary shelter.
A search warrant, issued by Owen County Circuit Court, was executed Wednesday morning for the removal of the birds, as was an arrest warrant for Jeffrey Russell Pierce, 26. Pierce was arrested on charges of possession of fighting animals, promoting an animal fighting contest and possession of animal fighting paraphernalia.
In Indiana, cockfighting and the possession of birds for fighting are Class D felonies, each punishable by up to three years in a state prison and a maximum $10,000 fine. Possession of implements is a Class B misdemeanor with up to 180 days in a state jail and a maximum $1,000 fine.
The ASPCA is also assisting the Indiana Gaming Control Division in documenting animal related evidence for the criminal case and lending the services of its Field Investigations and Response and Veterinary Forensics teams. The Indiana State Police, the Indiana Board of Animal Health and the Owen County Prosecutor are also assisting in the operation.
"Cockfighting is a brutal blood sport where the unwilling participants—the roosters—are forced to fight, often to the death, for the entertainment and financial gain of their owners," says Terry Mills, Director of Blood Sports for the ASPCA Field Investigations and Response team. "The ASPCA is proud to lend our expertise in animal fighting and forensic evidence collection to local authorities to help put an end to this disturbing activity and secure justice for the animal victims."
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - John Henson posted 28 points and 16 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks took a 95-89 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in the final game of the regular season.
Brandon Jennings added 17 points and Mike Dunleavy scored 14 for the Bucks (38-44), who snapped a five-game losing streak and as the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference, will face the task of taking on the Miami Heat in the first round of the playoffs starting on Sunday.
"It's always nice to end the season with a win but the important thing is that we're going into the playoffs healthy," said Milwaukee head coach Scott Skiles.
Oklahoma City (60-22) came into the game as the top seed in the Western Conference and will face the Houston Rockets, who lost to the Los Angeles Lakers in overtime on Wednesday. That series is set to start on Sunday.
Reggie Jackson had 23 points, six rebounds and five assists for the Thunder, who had won seven of eight coming into the game. Perry Jones had 14 points.
"We just need to focus on what we have ahead in the playoffs," said Jackson. "I thought we played good tonight and we're able to get some of the other guys some time who didn't get much lately."
Thanks in part to scoring the first seven points of the game, the Thunder held a 30-21 lead after the first period and continued to run in front in the first half, though the Bucks trimmed their deficit to 51-45 going into the break.
An 11-0 run late in the third quarter allowed Milwaukee to tie the game at 68-68 after Ish Smith hit a 3-pointer late in the frame, but Jackson's bucket put the Thunder up by two going into the final quarter.
The Bucks then ripped off an 18-4 run to start the fourth quarter, with Henson's bucket giving the team an 86-74 lead with just over six minutes to play.
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I want to know the safe way of cleaning the keyboard. Some of my friend opened his own and remove all keys and washed them with detergent and again fixed the keyboard and it looks new. Is it safe or should i use some other way.
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She had an idea to fill mason jars with acorns, but when she and her son went looking around their neighborhood they didn't find too many acorns. Instead, she opted for buying peanuts (still a cheap alternative)!
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First of all, thanks for the input. I think I've somewhat talked myself in a particular direction. I'm going to kinda layout my business plan for the next couple of years and somebody stop me in they see a major red flag
Right now I'm doing business with a ranger and and a 3500. I've kept the ranger because I had it and it was payed for. It has been my errand truck. The 3500 has been great, but it's not big enough to pull what I want to eventually do and I don't like the idea of squeezing an 8X8 flatbed into a spot at the mall.
Any of you that are self-employed on here know that one of the great things is that your personal and professional lives don't have real clean cut boundaries. You also know that one of the worst things is that your personal and professional lives don't have real clean cut boundaries.
So, here's my idea. Sell/trade both the ranger and the 3500 and get a new 3500 crew cab, short bed, single wheel. I'll build a 6X6 custom bed to go on the back. This will take care of the errands and personal transportation as well has handle the low end of the equipment needs. I've already pretty well developed a good trailer system for the different job needs. That way I can just hook on whichever trailer is need for a certain job (welding trailer, enclosed for carpentry, dovetail for tractor, GN for loader and so on). After all, when you figure the true cost of two pickups (insurance, maintenance, and the lost time/expense of driving back across town to get the whatchamacallit that was in the other one), a little savings on fuel isn't that big of a deal. Then, once that is set up and functioning, I'm just going to bite the bullet and get a "real" truck. Probably pick up a used (but decent) dump truck with a pintle hook, or maybe a used single drive day cab tractor to handle the heavy moves. With that style of truck I don't have to compromise on whether or not to get air brakes, what size truck, trailer, can I work off the bed height...... I'll just find something with a 3406 CAT/13sp road ranger and call it good. This way I'm somewhat streamlining things and providing better definition of equipment usage.
I'm at that point in my business that I'm either going to nickel and dime things or step up to the plate and pay with the big boys. I've already got $100K of my own and $300K of the banks turned into it, so what's a little more?
Of course this all is dependent on what the next 9-12 months of business is like and a thousand other factors. But, you have to at least have a plan and goal or otherwise you're just flying blind and end up in chapter 13 court.
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Could you further define what you need in a truck, lots of information has been given here. I may buy a heavy duty truck at this rate.
Well, I wish I could accurately define what my needs are, but they seem to change about every six months Maybe some year things will settle down and I'll streamline things, but for now, I typically need a commuter truck that can still pull a few things and then something I can roll a 30klbs dozer up on and head down the highway. Anyway, here's my suggestion. If you are constantly needing something equivalent to a 350/450/550 style truck, then go ahead and move up to 25,500lbs medium duty trucks. For one thing, you can get them with a myriad of options and configurations that you can't find on the consumer end trucks. You can get them with 19.5 or 22.5 inch diameter tires. I'd stay with the 22.5 and put a low-pro tire on them. With that set up you can get air brakes. I think you can get air with the smaller ones, but it is a special drum and shoe combination that is expensive and not very common. As calweld put it, the trucks are so overbuilt that they basically idle along at the work load you'd be putting on it. Another good thing, it that if you want to buy used, there is a pretty good market out there to pick from. From my searches, I'd expect to spend around 15-20K for a cab/chassis that was about 6-8 yrs old with 150-200K miles on it. Of course, there are newer one, but you'll spend more. If you find one that has too long of a wheel base, don't fret. It is extremely common to chop the frame down to the desired length. In fact the local dealer I talked to said that they when they order a straight truck just to have in inventory, they order the longest wheel base and have it cut down if the customer wants it. All the do is unbolt the rearend , roll it forward, drill new holes and rebolt it. Then cut off what frame you don't want. It's a lot better than having one too short and trying to stretch the frame with all the welding considerations. Feel free to shoot me any questions you might have. I may or may not be able to help, but I'll try! SSS
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My truck was actually built as a 32,800 GVWR truck, same brakes, running gear, frame as a class 7 or 8 tractor. Simple, common, and (relatively) cheap parts and tires.
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My needs are hard to define also. I just don't have needs as big as yours. If I need one of those super trucks, I would have a small Ford or Chevy also, for when I am need to go to the grocery store and need to get two bags of stuff. That would be cheaper in the long run for me.
With me, I need a van that affords me some luxury for traveling to job sites that I can drive for 12 or more hours, can double as a sleeper if necessary and can haul 1,500 pounds in the back. Plus has to get O.K. mileage.
Now I need to haul a trailer with stuff up to 1,200 pounds if the van is full.
This sumer I will probably buy a pickup truck like a F250.
Then a larger trailer and then some kind of trailer for camping out at job sites. My work varies greatly and I like to vacation some times after the work is done.
So, calweld, do you ever do anything smaller than 1" plate? I'm guessing the mining/excavation industry keeps you pretty well hooked up. I like your set up. Were you trying to get all that on a 350 at one time? I can see where you needed to up grade. Do you ever have much trouble with the fact that you are only 2WD. I've considered putting a locking rear in if I go with a 2wd straight truck. At least I'll have a little bit of an edge off of the pavement. Every time I think I've made up my mind about what to look for, I think of another idea or avenue. I guess it's really just going to depend what deal comes along first and then I'll make it work. That seems to be the way things usually work out. SSS
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I was welding 3/16" landplane wheels this morning . . . that bucket in the picture was extended with 2" plate, it's now a 15 yard bucket.
Actually, my customer base is very broad and diversified, I try not to concentrate on any one industry.
Back when I was using the F350, I used the Miller Trailblazer 250. When I first got this truck, it had a Miller Trailblazer 4G (early '70's vintage), soon replaced with a Hobart Mega-arc 200 (a 325 amp CC machine), in both cases combined with the TB 250 and later the TB301 (for lighter work and the CV capabilities). When I got the Commanders a couple years ago, they have both CC and CV, plus the 500 amps plus I wanted, the second welder seemed redundant, and came off.
The big problem I always had with weight was I like to carry a healthy assortment of iron with me, plus a good inventory of hardware, fittings, and bolts. And then you add the tools . . .
Two wheel drive has never been a problem. Even my F350 was only 2WD. I can work a couple hundred feet from the truck if absolutely necessary. An air-locking rear end would be nice, but it really isn't common, when buying used trucks you just have to take what you can get. If the rear end ever goes out, it'll probably be replaced with a locker.
I guess it's really just going to depend what deal comes along first and then I'll make it work


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So I may look into cwb certification,, got a call for a good job today but It falls under csa47.1 (all welds by certified cwb welder)
I have my cwb all position but only for the company I fill in with..
so I guess in order to obtain which looks like a fair bit of welding and possibly multiple jobs with this guy I better get out the 3500.00 and certify.
has anyone ever ran in to this predicament!!
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Dover teens take to the air to keep others smoke free
DOVER - The effort to keep teenagers from getting hooked on cigarettes is getting a boost from teens who know how to speak to their peers.
On Monday, members of Dover Youth to Youth released their first broadcast quality public service advertisement - a 30-second video message entitled "Breaking Up" - which debuted on WMUR and will be seen during the "Ellen" show throughout March.
Additionally, Dover Youth to Youth made arrangements with Comcast to show the PSA 100 times on NESN, MTV and the Hallmark Channel over the next three weeks, according to Adam Glidden, 17, a senior at Dover High School.
Breaking Up can also be seen on Dover Youth to Youth's YouTube Channel: DoverY2Y at www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc8dLNt2TB4.
Glidden said they came up with the idea of breaking up with cigarettes based on a song and felt it was a great theme.
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Youth to Youth Coordinator Dana Mitchell, who retired as a captain with Dover police, said the group first produced a similar radio commercial, but decided to take it to the next level.
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"For a long time Dover Youth to Youth has been well known for its creative radio public service spots on tobacco, underage drinking and other drug use. The students have made more than 70 radio ads over the past 15 years, several of which have won awards," Dodson said.
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BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announce the State Road 32 (S.R. 32) ramp entering I-65 northbound is scheduled to close on Monday, December 3 at 12:01 a.m. The contractor will be reconstructing the on ramp. This closure is anticipated to take 10 days.
Reith-Riley Construction Company, Inc. and designer R.W. Armstrong were awarded the $41,455,610 Major Moves design build contract. The project on I-65 will add an additional lane in each direction and reconstruct the existing lanes of I-65 from six tenths of a mile north of S.R. 32 to one half mile south of Boone County Road 100 East. This project also includes rebuilding the S.R. 39 Bridge over I-65 and the I-65 Bridge over Prairie Creek and rehabilitating the bridge over Lafayette Ave. The project is scheduled to be completed in July of 2013.
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