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May. 31, 2015
Molly Worthen Op-Ed article describes attending Sunday Assembly in London, secular alternative to Sunday church services that began in 2013; suggests that modern secular humanism is outgrowth of 21st-century liberalism, and urges nonbelievers to remember that heritage as they engage with traditional Christians on issues like same-sex marriage. MORE
Feb. 3, 2015
David Brooks Op-Ed column observes rise of secularism in global culture, noting some proponents see atheism and agnosticism as active creeds rather than religious absence; offers several recommendations for how secularists could better present their moral philosophies in way that speaks to whole human experience. MORE
Dec. 25, 2014
T M Luhrmann Op-Ed article describes how many people this Christmas are attending God-neutral movements like Sunday Assembly, which was created by atheists Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans and offers church-like weekly services; observes that growing popularity of these movements show how ritual is important for all people, including atheists, to make sense of the world. MORE
Dec. 21, 2014
Reza Aslan Lives essay describes experience of saying grace over Christmas dinner while surrounded by family members espousing radically different religious beliefs; says family was able to find commonality through looking beyond symbolism and language that defines their beliefs. MORE
Dec. 7, 2014
Coalition of atheists in Maryland, Arkansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas is fighting to overturn laws preventing atheists from serving in public office, calling bans discriminatory, offensive and unconstitutional. MORE
Oct. 4, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column; David Skeel, University of Pennsylvania law professor and Christian, consulted with Patrick Arsenault, postdoctoral fellow and atheist, for his book True Paradox: How Christianity Makes Sense of Our Complex World; unlikely collaboration offers rare example of mutual civility within today's culture wars. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
Neil Genzlinger observes arrival of Atheist TV, channel available online and through streaming service Roku, which purports to offer discussion arena and promote idea that religion can and should be criticized. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Secular Coalition for America, alliance of atheists and nonbelievers from across country, dismisses its executive director, Edwina Rogers, experienced Republican lobbyist whose conservative pedigree elevated the profile of the secular movement when she was hired just over two years ago. MORE
May. 24, 2014
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column; women intent on leaving religion behind attend the third Women in Secularism conference to ease the process; anyone leaving a close-knit belief-based community undergoes stresses but process can be especially difficult for women who have grown up Muslim, since they are sometimes accused of trying to assimilate into a Western culture that despises them. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Case of Alexander Aan, who was imprisoned in Indonesia for over 19 months after posting atheist commentaries online, is part of a rise in persecution connected to freedom of religion in the country in recent years. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Barbara Ehrenreich describes mystical experience she had at age 17 that shook her once rationalist and atheist worldview and left her with a life-long puzzle; reflects on frequency with which people claim to have mystical experiences, and the possibility that a God or gods are responsible for them, or whether the universe itself is pulsing with a kind of life that sometimes manifests itself. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column profiles atheist writer, S T Joshi, whose work includes culling the views of other writers and philosophers who make a case against God. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column notes that growing number of Alcoholic Anonymous meetings offer a 12-step program for nonreligious people in recovery, agnostics, atheists, humanists or freethinkers; boom in nonreligious AA represents another manifestation of a more visible and confident humanist movement in the United States. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Pope Francis, using his first Christmas address of his papacy, calls on atheists to unite with believers of all religions and work for a peace that can spread across the globe. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
New York's nonreligious groups, including atheists, agnostics, skeptics and humanists, are offering gatherings at height of holiday season to foster community, commiserate and reinvent the image of the holiday-hating secularist. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
Evangelical organization Answers in Genesis mounts digital billboard, directed at New York City's atheists, on corner of 42nd Street and Eight Avenue, heart of Times Square. MORE
Sep. 21, 2013
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column profiles Teresa MacBain, former Methodist minister who, after realizing she no longer believed in God, now helps start congregations with the Humanist Community Project at Harvard; MacBain aids atheists, agnostics, humanists and freethinkers replicate communal structure and support that organized religion provides its faithful. MORE
Jul. 5, 2013
Group American Atheists intends to install 50 public monuments to secularism near displays of the Ten Commandments nationwide; unveils its first totem in Starke, Fla, 1,500-pound gray granite bench engraved with quotations extolling the separation of church and state. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
Former Pentecostal preacher Jerry DeWitt holds what is billed as Louisiana's first atheist service in Baton Rouge; DeWitt says nonbelievers often miss the sense of community of church. MORE
Mar. 16, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Believes column notes that some people who identify as nonreligious or atheists embrace ritual of Lent as cultural nostalgia and as claiming a sense of community. MORE
Jan. 6, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Susan Jacoby disputes notion that atheists believe in nothing positive; calls on atheist to speak up in order to demonstrate that atheism is rooted in empathy as well as intellect. MORE
Nov. 20, 2012
Federal judge in Los Angeles denies request from nonprofit group Santa Monica Nativity Scenes Committee to temporarily block city's ban on unattended displays in Palisades Park; measure was passed in 2011 by City Council on heels of dispute over atheist displays outnumbering traditional Christian scenes; series of 14 Nativity scenes have been a mainstay in park since 1950s. MORE
Oct. 10, 2012
Study by Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion and Public Life finds that for the first time, fewer than half of Americans say they are Protestants, a steep decline from 40 years ago when two-thirds of the population were members; report also shows that nearly 20 percent say they are atheist, agnostic or 'nothing in particular.' MORE
Aug. 26, 2012
Atheist movement in the United States, long dominated by cranky gadflies, seems to be gaining a new kind of legitimacy and power, even managing to gain converts from the ranks of the clergy. MORE
Apr. 8, 2012
Nicholas D Kristof Op-Ed column welcomes what seems to be a new intellectual tide that expresses grudging admiration for religion as an ethical and cohesive force; asserts that this trend is exemplified by Alain de Botton book Religion for Atheists, in which he argues that atheists have a great deal to learn from religion. MORE
Dec. 22, 2011
Atheists who objected to nativity scenes in a Santa Monica park in California win the right to put up their own messages, which now outnumber the religious ones. MORE
Dec. 18, 2011
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column expresses wonder at the number of Christians who love the work of Christopher Hitchens, who was an avowed atheist. MORE
Dec. 11, 2011
Author Eric Weiner asserts that for many Americans, the holiday season affords an opportunity to lament the sad state of the national conversation about God; argues that the discourse has been co-opted by True Believers and Angry Atheists, leaving everyone else out. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
Growing number of African-Americans do not believe in God; many online Facebook groups, blogs, and YouTube confessionals document their shared struggled of coming out as atheists in a community known for its remarkable religiousness. MORE
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Vernacular form of the Greek name Hieronymos, derived from hieros 'holy' + onoma 'name'. St Jerome (c.342–420) was a citizen of the Eastern Roman Empire, who bore the Greek names Eusebios Hieronymos Sophronios; he was chiefly responsible for the translation into Latin of the Bible, the Vulgate. He also wrote many works of commentary and exposition on the Bible, and is regarded as one of the Doctors of the Church. The Greek form of the name was used occasionally in England; it is recorded in Nottinghamshire, for example, in the late 16th century. Both Jerome and Jeronimus are found in Yorkshire and elsewhere from that date onwards. The name was borne by the British writer Jerome K. Jerome (1859–1927), the American songwriter Jerome Kern (1885–1945), and the American ballet dancer and choreographer Jerome Robbins (1918–98).
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From the Greek name Philippos, meaning 'lover of horses', from philein 'to love' + hippos 'horse'. This was popular in the classical period and since. It was the name of the father of Alexander the Great. It was also the name of one of Christ's apostles, of a deacon ordained by the apostles after the death of Christ, and of several other early saints. See also Philippa.
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For Immediate ReleaseDecember 11, 2012Contact: Eddie Scher, Sierra Club, 415-977-5758The Sierra Club Identifies Nation's Best and Worst Transportation Projects:How Transportation Funding Will Move America Beyond Oil, or Keep Us Shackled to the Pump[Washington, DC] – The Sierra Club released its list of best and worst transportation projects around the nation in a new report: Smart Choices, Less Traffic: 50 Best and Worst Transportation Projects in the United States. The report identifies specific projects, either planned or under construction, that it supports or opposes based on cost and whether the investment will contribute or set back efforts to expand transportation choices and reduce American oil use. "Transportation infrastructure we build today will be with us for decades," said Michael Marx, director of the Sierra Club's Beyond Oil campaign. "Every investment we make should be part of a 21st century transportation system that serves all Americans, creates jobs, and helps transition our nation away from oil." The report takes a deep look at the consequences of an oil-dependent and highway-focused transportation system, and the affects this would have on public health, clean air, water, and the climate. In 2002 Sierra Club released its first edition of Smart Choices, Less Traffic report, which looked at the consequences of our oil based transportation system from the perspective of air quality and the lack of transportation choices. The report noted that demand for transit was rising. Key findings of the Smart Choices: Less Traffic 2012 report.Each year, America invests more than $200 billion in federal, state, and local tax dollars on transportation infrastructure—bridges and highways, aviation and waterways, public transit and sidewalks.
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Oblong Spurge(Euphorbia oblongata)
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Yellow starthistle(Centaurea solstitialis)
Educate and ControlThese weeds are present in the County, pose a significant threat, and are deemed controllable or eradicatable. Some of these weeds are prevalent in large infestations in the County. These large populations should be controlled or suppressed to prevent further spread.
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Sauron's forces have laid siege to Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor, in their efforts to eliminate the race of men. The once-great kingdom, watched over by a fading steward, has never been in more desperate need of its king. But can Aragorn answer the call of his heritage and become what he was born to be? In no small measure, the fate of Middle-earth rests on his broad shoulders. With the final battle joined and the legions of darkness gathering, Gandalf urgently tries to rally Gondor's broken army to action. He is aided by Rohan's King Theoden, who unites his warriors for history's biggest test. Yet even with their courage and passionate loyalty, the forces of men--with Eowyn and Merry hidden among them--are no match for the enemies swarming against Gondor. Still, in the face of great losses, they charge forward into the battle of their lifetimes, tied together by their singular goal to keep Sauron distracted and give the Ring Bearer a chance to complete his quest. Their hopes rest with Frodo, a tiny but determined hobbit making a perilous trip across treacherous enemy lands to cast the One Ring into the fires of Mount Doom. The closer Frodo gets to his final destination, the heavier his burden becomes and the more he must rely on Samwise Gamgee. Gollum--and the Ring itself--will test Frodo's allegiances and, ultimately, his humanity.
Cast: Ian McKellen, Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Viggo Mortensen, Liv Tyler
Produced by: Peter Jackson, Barrie M Osborne, Tim Sanders
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Ridgway native Michael Aiello has used life lessons growing up here to enhance and help people in his career.
Aiello is currently a part of ERIEBANK, recently taking on a new position at the bank as a commercial lender.
He is a 2000 graduate of St. Leo School and a 2004 graduate of Elk County Catholic High School. He graduated from Mercyhurst College in 2008.
While at Mercyhurst, Aiello said he had an opportunity to work at the Northwest Savings Bank branch in Ridgway.
As a locomotive engineer, freight conductor and brakeman, Daniel Florio, 36, has turned his love of railroading into a full-time career , currently working at the Wellsboro and Corning Railroad and Tioga Central Railroad in Pennsylvania.
While he has been involved with railroading on and off for the past six years, Florio recently began working full-time in the industry in February.
The former St. Marys resident had always enjoyed operating or driving anything from trucks to backhoes, even riding lawnmowers.
St. Marys native Jason VanAlstine says that he enjoys the dual role that a professor leads at a small school like Indiana University Kokomo (IUK), where he is expected to be an excellent teacher and create knowledge in the studentsŌĆÖ field through research projects.
VanAlstine works at IUK as an assistant professor of economics. IUK is a small branch campus of the Indiana University System with approximately 3,000 full-time students.
Over the past few years Dave Velarde, 32, has pursued his passion for acting around the world as a budding freelance actor in Indonesia. In a bold move, the St. Marys native parted ways with his career as a successful plastics engineer to relocate to the exotic island.
Originally Velarde moved to Bali in February 2008, but relocated to Jakarta, where a majority of the countryŌĆÖs entertainment industry is based.
For the past 10 years, Linda (Zurfluh) Frost has been self-employed through her company, Linda Frost Design, performing all aspects of graphic design work, including branding and corporate identity, package design, magazine publications, print ads, Website design and photography, for a variety of companies.
In addition to her graphic design work, Frost is also a fine artist and photographer.
Erin (Nappe) Bellavia loves the written word, and is eager to share her enthusiasm with her students as an English teacher at St. Mary's High School in Lancaster, N.Y.
Erin is a 1992 graduate of St. Marys Area High School and a 1996 graduate of Allegheny College, where she earned a B.A. in communications and a minor in English. Although she is currently a high school English instructor, she has not always been in the teaching profession.
As an executive chef with Bon Appetit Management Company at the University of Pennsylvania, Donald Stauffer oversees the schoolŌĆÖs largest dining hall, where over 10,000 meals are served per week.
The former St. Marys resident currently lives in Phoenixville and has been working at his current position for just over a year.
ŌĆ£I create the menus, develop recipes, order products, train employees and interact with the students at the university,ŌĆØ Stauffer said. ŌĆ£We focus on using local and sustainable foods.ŌĆØ
Michelle Sporner has become very passionate about teaching students since being appointed a faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh in the Rehab Counseling Program.
Sporner, a 2002 graduate of St. Marys Area High School, is the daughter of Mark and Leslie Sporner of St. Marys. She has a brother, Josh, a sister-in-law, Abby, and a nephew, Luke.
Following graduation from St. Marys Area, Michelle went to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown for two years before transitioning to the main campus of the University of Pittsburgh.
A self-described ŌĆ£one-woman showŌĆØ Dawn (Bricen) LaMorte of Ithaca, NY, recently opened her own business, Sunrise Studios Design, where she wears many hats, including those of a graphic designer, event coordinator, writer and marketing consultant.
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Through his current position as an IT Coordinator for Pennsylvania Certified Organic (PCO) in Spring Mills, St. Marys native Joshua Brock is able to combine his love of organic farming, database design and Macintosh computers.
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DENNY SIMMONS / Courier & Press ds10212fall02 Bentley, a 6-month-old Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix, keeps his eyes on the apples and caramel his owner, Ashley Schapker, was offered at the 91st Annual West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Tuesday afternoon. The pup didn't care for the apples, but he enjoyed licking the leftover caramel from his owner's fingers.
ABOVE: A batch of fried Oreos is set up for eager customers at The Fall Festival. LEFT: It takes three cooks to keep up with the demand for brain sandwiches at one of the booths at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival. Courier & Press archives
BOB GWALTNEY / Courier & Press archives The hot oil is drained from a battered brain before it is put on a bun with pickle and onion at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival.
MOLLY BARTELS / COURIER & PRESS Miranda Slaton, 4, creates a mustache while enjoying her cotton candy at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival in Evansville, on Monday, October 3, 2011.
Courier & Press archives A batch of Fried Oreos is set up for eager customers at The Fall Festival.
Submitted photograph Youth Resource alumni take a break from preparing items during the 2012 Fall Festival. The organization said the festival is their biggest fundraiser all year long and is made possible by help from parents involved in the program, program graduates and other community members.
MOLLY BARTELS / COURIER & PRESS Mayzie Kirwer, 4 (center), enjoys the carousel with her mother, Mallory Quirk (left), during Family Day at the Fall Festival in Evansville September 30. Only the kids rides were open on Sunday. The festival runs through October 6.
MOLLY BARTELS / COURIER & PRESS Landon Yamamoto, 8 (right), pulls his "Franklinstein" themed float down Franklin Street in the 26th Annual Lighthouse Parade at the Fall Festival in Evansville on Monday. Yamamoto's float made it into the top twenty list. Winners received $20 and a trophy.
SAMANTHA OWENS/ SPECIAL TO COURIER & PRESS Eight-month-old Orianna Drury sits in a wagon with her family's dog, Brewer, in the parking lot of St. Boniface's Church in Evansville, as judges decide the winners of the annual Pet Parade at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival last year. Orianna and Brewer were dressed as Thing 1 and Thing 2 from Dr. Suess's book "The Cat in the Hat."
Submitted by Sharon Spicer One of Christ Gospel Church's more distinctive items — sharks' teeth — have been good sellers and will return this year for the third time. Pastor Sharon Spicer and church member Becky Bivens prepare sharks' teeth for the 2012 festival.
Submitted by Sharon Spicer Christ Gospel Church has a lengthy menu for the Fall Festival, but pastor Sharon Spicer said their apple dumplings are the big feature. Volunteers cut and peel apples in preparation for the 2012 festival.


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A winger from Burnaby, BC, Terran Campbell joined Whitecaps FC Residency in Sept. 2011 after representing his home province of British Columbia.
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First graders in room 111 at Kane Elementary enjoyed exploding their volcanoes on Friday, Jan. 24. H
Four key members of the Nittany Minimart gather with a display at the company's new store at Lantz Corners. The store now is open around-the-clock, seven days a week. The group includes, left to right: Rhonda Richards, territory supervisor; Christine Orenak of St. Marys, store manager; Lori Stem, territory manager; and Samantha Jashurek Yocum, territory manager. Yocum is a Kane native and a 1993 graduate of Kane Area High School. The store features fuel, fresh-made sandwiches, pizza and snacks and beverages. A ribbon-cutting for the new store now is planned for 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Mrs. Paula Mosier and her second grade class would like to thank Mr. Richard Coleman, past editor of The Kane Republican, for his faithful, weekly help listening to students read. Mr. Coleman has helped Mrs. Mosier over several years for this one-hour weekly reading time. Mr. Coleman, Mrs. Mosier, and the children enjoyed ice cream sundaes as an end of year celebration. Thank you Mr. Coleman.
Mrs. Heckman's five-year-old students are one step closer to completing their preschool. Both the morning and afternoon classes made a trip to the Kane Elementary School where they participated in a tour of the many rooms they would encounter when entering kindergarten this fall.Â
The four-year-old classes at the Kane Day School, located at the Tabor Lutheran Church, got to visit with their upcoming kindergarten teachers. The teachers along with Mrs. Wolfe, Reading Specialist, visited the classes to administer the Phelps Kindergarten Readiness Scale Test to children. The teachers took time to initiate conversations with the children shortly after the arrived at school. Then Mrs. Tunnal and Mrs. Feikls left to visit and test the children at another preschool. Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Pusateri, Mrs. Lorenzo, and Mrs.
These are the 2013 officers for the Auxiliary for the Kane Volunteer Fire Department. Officers include, left to right: Brenda O'Rourke, vice president; Toni Kane, chaplain; Esther Kelley, president; and Karen Smith, secretary. Angela Wheatley, treasurer, was not present when the photo was taken.
Pennsylvania American Water, which serves Kane, has made a $500 donation to the Kane Volunteer Fire Department. Tim Mague (left), the field operations supervisor for the Pennsylvania American Water Kane District, presents the donation to Tim Holt (right), chief of the Kane Fire Department. Pennsylvania American Water since 2009 has contributed about $140,000 to assist fire departments in its service areas. In making the donations, the company praises the fire departments for "your hard work, dedication and invaluable service to provide fire protection to our communities."
Pictured from right to left are Brock Wensel (kindergarten), Mitchell Morgan (1st grade), Jayna Johnson (2nd grade), Hailey Tuttle (3rd grade), Mason Zuzek (4th grade), and Braden Doughery (5th grade). Each month the Kane Elementary School is holding a prize drawing for students who complete their read and respond homework. For every week of completed read and respond homework students receive a ticket and chance to win the drawing. The drawing is sponsored by area restaurants that have generously donated certificates for each grade level winner. This month's reward comes from the Colonial.
Dawson Glogau, a second grade student in Mrs. Paula Mosier's class, was inducted into the prestigious AR 100 Club at Kane's elementary school recently. It is certainly understandable why he has had such reading success... he loves his SFA reading class at school. In his spare time, Dawson enjoys playing with his black lab, Abby. Dawson is the son of Heather and Rich Glogau of Kane.


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When Hurricane Sandy hit NYC, the ASPCA's Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program was preparing to remove more than 30 cats from a New York City apartment. In the immediate aftermath of the storm, CIA realized that the cats' situation could quickly develop into a full-scale crisis.
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I have been using a 6" table grinder for my tungsten. Basically, this was how i learned to TIG weld. However, this week i have seen a major difference in my welds when I used a new wheel. So, I am wondering how much money I should invest into a better grinding system? I do not have a ton of money laying around to blow on this. Buy, if there is a HUGE quality improvement then I will need to weigh the pro's on cons.
I am mainly welding 7005 Aluminum Tubing with a Diversion 165. I do not weld a lot of hours in a month. Maybe 15 to 20 hours at best.
What is the best value for tungsten grinding?
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You can either buy a tungsten grinder which is most likely best but more money or a cheap bench grinder with a new wheel that you don't use for anything else.MM250
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Or use a medium to course grit to remove any contamination that might be on the tungsten, or to shape a point on a new tungsten, then use the diamond to put on a nice finish
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TIG Tungsten Grinding
It does depend on how your grinding it, a stone with a fine grit would be better, but try to avoid grinding it with the side of the tungsten towards the stone as the grind marks will cause the arc to be more unstable and sort of spiral off the tungsten where as if it's straight likes with the tungsten front on to the wheel it will have a more stable and controllable cone
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Here's what I use, lapidary diamond disks. You need a backing plate, but then you just stick these diamond disks on it. I mounted mine on a motor I already had, but you can use a grinder.
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if your using a gringing stone,it should be a fine stone. do not use it for regulr steel or anything else. change stones if you must?
i notice that you say your welding aluminum. this is done with high frequency a.c.. the tungsten must form a ball .this is because using a.c. the current changes fron d.c.r.p to d.c.s.p. so do not use dc only. ac only without h.f. if your using steel brush to clean the welds, stop using it. use stainless only. this is because stainless will not fall into the weld and mateial as easy as steel. steel is carbon base aluminum is not. the two a diffenent metals,and have to be treated as such.
the rest is up to you. amps,speed ,arc length.
one last thing ,when welding aluminum use 100% pure tungsten,also 100% argon gas.. yes all that cost more . if you don't follow the right set up.it will cost a lot in repairs.do it righ,t cost a lot less.
A 2% ceriated tungsten is recommended ground to a taper 2-1/2 Times
Electrode Diameter lengthwise...
Inverter TIG machines require different tung selection and prep...
refer to figs 9-1 & 9-2 in the owners manual on tungsten...
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LENOX – Balanced play carried Lenox to a 69-59 win over Martensdale-St. Marys here on Friday.
Four Tigers players scored in double figures, while a fifth player came up just one point short.
Todd Stoaks finished with a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds, while Mason Peterson scored 18 points, seven rebounds, six assists and six steals. Caleb Lange and Spencer Brown each scored 14 points for the Tigers.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 21, 2004) - East Tennessee State University men's basketball coach Murry Bartow announced on Wednesday that 6-foot-8 forward Greg Surmacz out of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, has signed to play with the Buccaneers beginning with the 2004-05 season. Surmacz, who averaged 30 points and 14 rebounds as a senior at Peterborough Collegiate High School, led his team to a 39-8 overall record the past two seasons and back-to-back trips to the state semifinals. His school's second-leading scorer all-time, Surmacz is a member of the Canadian Junior National Team. "Greg will certainly add to our inside game, but he also has the ability to float out and hit shots," said Bartow, whose team is coming off a championship season in 2004 and has made back-to-back trips to the NCAA Tournament. "We think Greg fits the mold that we are looking for here at ETSU because he's a good student and a good person. He had a great prep career in Canada and we think he has a bright future at ETSU." The son of Fred and Atlantis Surmacz, Greg - who is interested in studying sports medicine, management or kinesiology while at ETSU - will provide the Bucs with another quality student and athlete. Surmacz joins Port Richey, Fla., native Andrew Reed as part of the Bucs' 2004-05 recruiting class. ETSU has one remaining scholarship to fill for the upcoming season.
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- 1 1/2 cups cashews
- 3/4 cup water
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 1/2 cloves garlic
- 3/4 teaspoon sea salt
- 3 celery stalks - finely chopped (reserve!)
- 3/4 cup red bell pepper - finely chopped (reserve!)
Recipe Directions
- 1. Add everything (except celery and red pepper) into a high-speed blender. Blend very well until it resembles a smooth, creamy hollondaise sauce! (Note: if you don't own a super powerful blender try soaking the cashews for a few hours first to help soften them.)
- 2. Pour yellow "egg salad" liquid mixture into a large bowl. Add chopped celery, chopped red pepper and anything else you'd like to add, like chopped parsley or chopped white onion, too.
- 3. Mix everything together with a spoon until nicely coated, like in pictures. Sprinkle with pepper and paprika. Your raw egg salad recipe is now ready to eat!
- 4. Serve on romaine lettuce wraps for an raw egg salad sandwich experience. How do you like to enjoy this raw egg salad recipe?
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
It's surprising that raw egg salad recipes have eluded me for almost two years. Believe it or not, I've never made a raw egg salad recipe before!
To my pleasant surprise, this raw egg salad recipe is, um, totally ridiculously incredible. It actually reminds me of egg salad! I have made a few sort of similar recipes in the past, but nothing that screamed "This tastes like egg salad!!" quite like this raw egg salad recipe.
This is quite a fatty, heavy-tasting recipe, so you'll want to ensure that you're serving it with lots of nice fresh veggies, especially romaine lettuce. Yum!
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- This recipe is low in Sodium.
- This recipe is a good source of Protein, Iron, and Vitamin C.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Vitamin B6, and Vitamin K.
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Try the melt in your mouth breakfast sandwich recipe I found @ nomeatmarch.com - highly recommend more by silken firm tofu...the spice mixture &this tofu make it feel & taste like an egg...especially if you've been without for a while :0)
Mar 22, 2013
I made this again for the 2nd time and it was even more delicious then I remembered! Thanks again for the great "egg" salad recipe! :)
Jun 01, 2015
I also added some chopped mushrooms and 1/2 tsp black salt. Wow! The hubs said are you sure there is no eggs in that? The salt really adds an eggy flavor.
Carolyn, wow, this recipe can't get higher praise than that!!
I absolutely love this recipe! I added mushrooms and fresh dill and was very very pleased!
Mushrooms, mmm, lovely! :)
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I made this recipe yesterday and it is really soooo delicious <3 I added in some pieces of mushroom as I read here, that gave it the same mouthfeel as real eggsalad! I 'm very glad to have found this, it's surely going to make my raw journey less of a struggle :-) Thank you Laura-Jane :-)
Mmm, sounds good, Annet. :)
Feb 15, 2015
isn't it to much nuts to eat every day?
Hi Alius! You woudn't eat the whole thing in one meal :) Which meal plan are you taking?
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YUM!!! This is so delicious. I added some chopped white button mushrooms as recommended by some members. I did not add the mushrooms to the whole mixture just what I was eating for one meal. Can you add the mushrooms to the entire mixture and refrigerate it or do the mushrooms get funky?
Hi Janace!
I think you'd be good to do the mushrooms in with the mixture, as long you keep it refrigerated and eat within a reasonable amount of time.
Sep 21, 2014
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This was an instant success with our household and is totally kid approved. Quick, easy, and delicious!
Wonderful to hear, Simone! Thank you! :)
Sep 20, 2014
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This is the first time I have tried a raw food recipe, and OMG it is so good! I can't wait until I try the next recipe.
Thanks for sharing, Tamika! Yum!!!
in other raw recipes I've always read that nuts needed to be soaked for several hours if not overnight before making recipes like this, but I followed your recipe and it came out perfectly! you've saved me so much time and now I know that I don't NEEEED to soak nuts, and my recipes arent totally ruined if I forgot to soak my nuts! you are a sparkley magical unicorn! thank you so much
lol, thank you! :) :)
May 18, 2014
Another winner! This "egg-salad" is just THE BEST!!! I followed the recipe exactly as written, and just loved it! But then...we had marinated mushrooms in the fridge...we topped off the salad with these, and the wow factor went up a level more than we even thought it could. The "egg-salad" is fun to serve in smaller leaves of Romaine lettuce, making little salad "boats." Thank-you, Laura-Jane!
Awesome, Colleen! And YUM with the mushrooms on top! :)
Feb 02, 2014
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This raw egg salad recipe has become a staple for us as we have transitioned to the raw food diet. It honestly tastes better than any traditional egg salad recipe. We LOVE this. Thanks so much Rawtarian. We love you! :):):):) That's my hubby there in the picture, giving you a thumbs UP! :):):)
Rachel, those look awesome!! Love your DH's thumbs up lol
Yum!!!! This completely did my head in (Heston Blumenthal style)! No eggs & yet....! Lol. I took note of prev posters' comments & added some sliced mushrooms for perfect egg white texture. I don't think we have 'egg salad' as such in Australia but it seems this translates to our 'curried egg'. With that in mind, I left out the red capsicum but dared leave the celery which made for delish crunch & lightness. Well done, well done! ....I think I'll use the basics of this recipe as a substitute for too-overpowe
LOL, glad you enjoyed this recipe, Renae!
Dec 28, 2013
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I loved it. I added a pinch of Black Himalayan salt to give it a bit more of the eggy sulfery flavor.
The stuff really tastes like egg salad. I just went vegan a few months ago and I love eggs.
In a Vitamx it's so quick and easy.
Thanks so much for the recipe!
So glad you enjoyed, Miriam!
Nov 03, 2013
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Great! My boyfriend and I were both really happy with this and had a great dinner of it wrapped in romaine. I'm really glad to have found this recipe and look forward to trying more from your site. Thank you!
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Teacher, BGM Rhythms
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What is Rhythm?
What is rhythm?
I feel that rhythm is a descriptive force. As a drummer I give it a home through the playing of the drums and by developing technically. I develop my language skills in translating emotive thought into music. Here rhythm is the vestal carrying my ideas. Perhaps there are other ways to translate creative or emotive thought by using rhythm as a medium which haven't been developed yet.
As far as I know there have not been a great deal of modern conversations developing the idea of rhythm to a satisfactory level of understanding.
Philosophical Quotes – Source – A Philosophy of Rhythm, Lucille D. Lamkin. 1934
Aristoxenus, Disciple of Aristotle.
"Rhythm is an ordering (or a defined ordering) of times"
"Rhythm is the property of a sequence of events in time which produces on the mind of the observer the impression of proportion between the duration of several events or groups of events of which the sequence is composed"
According to William Thomson: "The most fundamental error made about rhythm is that it is 'an ordering of times'. The most fundamental truth about rhythm is that it is an ordering of blows." (here blows means accents or stresses)
I would be interested to hear what your concept of rhythm is in your life, work, and creative thought and how it affects your perception of time (or not).
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Nov 28 2011: The proposal about what might be the cause of learning disabilities is my speculation, but that is a conclusion I have put together from the following research-based facts:
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1. Improving a student's rhythm acuity (also called rhythmicity) moderates the symptoms of ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, and some forms of autism.
2. Students who have daily rhythm lessons achieve and maintain significant advantages over peers without those lessons.
3. Students and adults with extensive music performance experience have different brains and different brain activity than non-musicians.
So I have put two and two together and surmise that the rhythm experiences provide an opportunity that forces the brain to encounter time as a quantifiable constant. That experience begins to make up for the transition to time awareness that the student missed in the normal course of life up to that point.
Here are some research sites that I use often.
Search for and check out:
Interactive Metronome
the research of Dr. Frances Rauscher.
the research that is going on at Northwestern University in the lab of Dr. Nina Kraus and her staff. Here is an address to get to that web page.
Propensity to event orientation may be genetic. But when we talk about brain activity, it is difficult to attribute that to a particular genetic cause. By the time a student is old enough to respond to testing, experiences have significantly modified genetic traits.
Unfortunately, most research conclusions are always that more research is needed even when the outcome of the research is astounding. I think that is partly an attempt to qualify for more funding. However, there is also the fact that there is always more to learn. Unfortunately, the education culture in the USA is not creative or able to experiment in any helpful manner. So we pretty much teach like we did in 1950.
Leon Gu
Dec 13 2011: Rhythm is kind of vibration which means different according to different mind.
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It is relating to music, sound and accect in a common sense, yet, it is also of habbit, routine and way of doing and thinking.
Rhythm is part of life. You have certain rhythm because of your job, personanlity and working conditions. In this sense, rhythm is not born with you. It evolves as you grow up.
Dan F
Dec 9 2011: Those disciplined measured movements in play that is characteristic of a great golfer.Dec 9 2011: Are the words rhythm and routine interchangeable?
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Rhythm is a set flow or pace. Well, the routine of your life forms a rhythm.
Dec 13 2011: While routines can be altered rhythm is always there.
Dec 14 2011: Routine is always there as well, and rhythm can be altered. A song can have the tempo change, which forces a change of rhythm.
Life is full of patterns, and rhythm is nothing more then a pattern which repeats itself. A routine is the same thing. A set of events which you repeat regularly.Dec 8 2011: Rhythm is a balancing cycle of harmonious events.Dec 8 2011: - / - / - / - / - /
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A steady flow is rhythmDec 8 2011: Rhythm is a dancer... Sorry I couldn't help it.
Rhythm is definitely an emotive word. Even just thinking about it I'm bouncing my head & tapping my feet in 'rhythm'. I wonder if everybody has their own rhythm characterstics, kind of like a finger print? Differing speed, timing, balance etc.
One word that springs to mind here is visceral. It's a feeling that sometimes doesn't require lexical definition.
Dec 13 2011: Certainly. When people learn to translate there thoughts into music by learning an instrument they also develop a personal style. So there characteristics become amplified in there playing.Dec 7 2011: Rhythm is the pattern we create out of the random chaos around us. Whenever I take a walk I know my mind creates an order out of the sounds around me and before I know it I have a rhythm that I am walking to, sometimes I even hum it.
Dec 13 2011: Yes. Like music concrete.
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Dec 2 2011: if buddy rich was still alive, it might be helpful to ask him.Nov 26 2011: Rhythm may be the very definition of time. Without it, time is not perceptible. Animals experience events - humans experience/perceive time. It may also be that improvement in rhythm perception and performance corrects/modifies many anomalies such as ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, autism, etc. Significant research points in that direction, and functional magnetic resonance imaging confirms that rhythm activity actually modifies the brain.
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Nov 27 2011: Rhythm certainly is a definition of time but perhaps not the only. In a human context our perception of time definitely ebbs and flows depending on the activities we are taking part in. These activities seem to change our perception depending on how much of our concentration they take up. This makes time perception subjective as all our minds work in different ways. As soon as humans become objective time becomes measured in a different way. For example the measuring of light and the decay of atoms. Perhaps there is a different sort of rhythm present in this sort of observation?
Do we not all experience events in the same way as animals but with the added illusion of the human condition? I know that animals experience and take enjoyment from hearing music and perhaps even benefit from music more as there power of analysis is less evolved. It is interesting to note the trend in some forms of music to overwhelm the senses in order to retrieve for the listener and musicians alike, a more animal state of arousal.
As someone who is dyslexic and has been placed on the autistic spectrum I knew from day one on some level that the process of learning to drum (still ongoing) was helping me in many ways. I'm not certain exactly how though. Perhaps as a fluid form of expression without the type of logic required for spoken conversation in the case of aspergers and more certainly as a way of ordering my thoughts and honing coordination skills in the case of dyslexia.
Thanks, look forward to your reply
Alfred Green
Nov 27 2011: Thanks for the reply to my reply. This is an interesting conversation.
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Here is one possibility for the way that rhythm experiences affect the symptoms of dyslexia, etc.:
We enter the world with no more understanding of time than animals have. We move through time marked only by experiences which require our reaction. But we have no perception or objective awareness of the time passing between those experiences. As we mature, most of us learn to mark/recognize time as a factor in what we experience and perceive. But some of us do not pick that up so naturally and automatically. Those of us who somehow miss that learning continue to move from one instantaneous experience to another without realizing the importance of time. Many continue that perception (or lack of perception) into adulthood.
Rhythm experiences assist by forcing us to recognize the passing of time. Such experiences allow us to connect instantaneous experiences (each beat) to a larger bit of time (the time required for the entire piece of music). The relentless nature of the rhythm captures us because the instantaneous experiences come at us so frequently that we don't have time to take the mental side trips that often distract from a task that requires concentration.
As a result, the brain is forced to recognize the relationship of small bits of time to longer periods of time. Repeating such experiences reinforces and encourages that perception, allowing the individual to finally recognize time as a quantifiable constant whether or not the instantaneous experiences are present.
What do you think?
Nov 27 2011: Its an intriguing thought that conditions such as dyslexia come from an in-ability to mark the passing of time through a subconscious recognition of rhythmic patterns in our environment.
_is that what you are saying?
Dose this come from research or is it speculative?
I have always thought of these conditions as a gift of an altered or even enhanced perception, rather than as a lack of perception. The drawbacks being few compared to the creative and imaginative advantages (that is if you are lucky enough to be put in a position where you can take advantage of your condition).
I can see your point about the perception of the passing of time being marked by our experiences. This fits in with the idea that perception is different for someone with the aforementioned conditions.
I would however say perception is altered from the offset genetically and grows into a recognisable condition as the mind develops.
Would be interesting to know about any tests on rhythm perception in the development of children with dyslexia ADHD etc. I wonder if this has been looked into?
My hypothesis would be that a person with dyslexia or another inherited condition while still recognising rhythmic patterns in there environment. i.e. spoken word, written word and writing, mathematics, logical thought etc sees them from an altered view point. Perhaps a different part of the brain controls the retrieval of pattern recognition than that of a normal mind and therefore processes the information in what is perceived as a unique and creative way. This theory may be tested through trying to discover ways in which musical rhythms are interpreted and learned by people with these conditions.Nov 25 2011: Thanks for a provocative question, Mr. Rhythms.
When a musician repetatively produces a blow, an accent, or a stress in what they believe is spaced, in time, equidistant from the previous blow, accent or stress they are only able to do so by utilizing their memory. The listener is exercising the same brain function while they enjoy the RHYTHM.
We cannot hear music or poetry, we can only remember it.
A person cursed with an absolute absence of memory capability could not experience the RHYTHM of music or poetry.
William Wordsworth put it this way:
" I listened, motionless and still;
And, as I mounted up the hill,
The music in my heart I bore,
Long after it was heard no more."
Nov 27 2011: I have to say that Im not 100% sold on the idea.
The same could be said for any experience. That everything that makes each or our worlds is only a secondary experience, as our minds, built to perceive and analise, are separate from the physical world. With this view everything is an illusion. The only way to communicate our true feelings would be through telepathic delivery. However humans are highly capable of communicating without the need for fancy telepathy.
A great deal of the world and its physical properties are hidden as our minds and there conscience(s) have evolved to perceive only what is needed for survival.
It has long been known that the memory of someone suffering from dementia can be stimulated with music, dance and poetry. I don't know much about this subject but it seems as though memory is stimulated through a separate part of the mind responsible for pattern recognition which is in an older part of the brain and nervous system than that of memory function.
Plants also respond to musical and rhythmical stimulus and they couldn't be said to have memory in the same way humans do. Perhaps rhythm is the foundation of memory? but I don't think memory and experience (artistic or otherwise) are mutually exclusive to one another.Nov 25 2011: that william thompson qoute is one hell of a metaphor for life. i read somewhere that what people find most intrigueing about music is the high they get when their brain interprets rhythm of sequences in a way that wasnt previously realized, and that the fewer amount of notes that occur in that sequence the more dopamine is released. steven wolfram had a talk called "computing a theory of everything" where he demonstrates the capability of wolfram alpha as a search engine, and in the talk he mentions its ability to find musical sequences which wouldve never been discovere d before, that sounds like one hell of a tool for someone who lives by the beat, let us know how it goes bro.
to answer your question-- music seems dead to me, i miss those days when rhythm was a part of my life, time didnt seem so stagnant everything seemed to be controlled bc i could focus on rythm and control my thoughts. budhhists focus on the rhythm of their hearts when they meditate. i used to focus on the sound of my footsteps to slip into forced meditation when i used to do longer runs 15+ miles. it must be hardwired into our system, rhythm is everything.
Nov 25 2011: I would be interested to find out where you read about the way our brains intemperate sequences and reward us with dopamine. Could be useful for teaching. For me the brain, although often working subconsciously will bring much more useful and creative answers from the information that it receives than any search engine will. Not to say that S.E.'s aren't a useful way to generate information and feed our creativity or desire for structured information. Even without music rhythm is still there and can be enjoyed on a similar level to music. I wonder if your running pattern was the sort of simple rhythm that gave you the dopamine loop needed to run those long distances with relative ease. In which case it was the brain and the body delivering the rhythm which would have sounded (if you could hear it) rather more complex than the initial input. Even if you can hear that you certainly would have felt it
Nov 25 2011: i read about it in a magazine sometime last year, i couldnt find the article so i started searching for the source, i believe it's david huron's 'ITPRA theory of expectation'.


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Our chefs make the ultimate in fresh dough, made-from-scratch pizza! Each day we prepare a variety of fresh pizza, calzones, and strombolis.
Desserts are our passion! Wheatcroft's is a retail bakery concept with items that you would make at home. Fresh-baked breads, muffins, and pastries add that special touch to your meal. Homemade pies, cakes, and breads and a warm homemade chocolate chip cookie.
Whole Body Cuisine is a line of nutritionally balanced dishes. These meals balance fat, calories and sodium, but still create naturally nourishing and fabulous tasting meals. Each item follows recommended nutritional guidelines without sacrificing rich taste.
The concept could not be simpler. Fill your bowl with choices such as shrimp, chicken, pork, vegetables and sauces. Then give your bowl to the chef, who prepares the unique blend of ingredients on a mongolian-style grill. Mongo Fresh brings together the four famous tenets of Asian food preparation: color, fragrance, taste, and completeness.
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12 April 2012On World Heritage Day, Historic Scotland's 'Shadows of Our Ancestors' project will be celebrating Scotland's five World Heritage Sites – The Antonine Wall, The Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, The Heart of Neolithic Orkney, New Lanark and St Kilda.
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