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Venue: Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona
Circuit Length: 4.655 km
Laps: 66
Lap Record: 1:21.670 = 205.191 km/h • Kimi Raïkkönen (Ferrari), 2008
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"It's a circuit where you have to get everything exactly right to be at the top," says lap record-holder Raïkkönen. Familiar from endless testing, it starts with a quick sector from Turns 1-4; there's a decent uphill challenge through Turns 7 and 8, with Turn 10 the slowest of all; and what Mark Webber calls "a weird little right-hander, downhill, blind" at Turn 13 is a favourite. Pirelli have announced two new developments for Barcelona. One is a revision of their P Zero Orange tyres: "This latest version of the hard compound is much closer to the 2012 tyre, with the aim of giving the teams more opportunity to run a wider range of strategies in combination with the other compounds, which remain unchanged," says Pirelli's Paul Hembery. In addition all teams will enjoy an extra set of prototype hard tyres, unmarked, to encourage more running in Friday's opening free practice.
What's unusual?
It's not so much what's unusual as what's absolutely usual that makes Barcelona an important staging-post. It's what Marussia have called "a barometer track" – in other words, if you get it right at the Circuit de Catalunya you should be well placed to handle anything the rest of the season can throw at you. The lay-out contains a bit of everything, though it is different in one sense: the 730-metre run from the start line to Turn 1 is the longest on the calendar.
Who's hot?
As the only two-time winner of 2013 and the championship leader Sebastian Vettel is clearly the man in the hot seat right now. The German rates his 2011 Barcelona victory in a KERS-less Red Bull, under mounting pressure from Lewis Hamilton's McLaren Mercedes, as one of his best moments in F1.
Right up there with him is Raïkkönen, second in the current standings but already concerned about the 10-point margin Vettel enjoys. "It's going to be hard to catch Sebastian if he keeps taking good results so we need to start taking more points from him," says the Finn, who has won here twice, in 2005 for McLaren and 2008 for Ferrari. "To catch the leaders, we have to work twice as hard as they are," he adds. "It's no secret that we want more speed from the car in qualifying; it's so tight up there at the front and we really need to be on the first two rows to fight for victories every time."
Also attracting attention is Force India's Paul di Resta. The 27-year-old Scot has still not been on a Grand Prix podium but fourth in Bahrain last time out was a top-notch effort. "We took a very sensible approach to the winter and focused on understanding the key areas that drive performance, which seems to have paid off," says Di Resta, who is having his best start in eighth position overall on 20 points. "To be ahead of McLaren after four races is a credit to the team and a nice feeling. Of course we want to be on the podium and it was very close in Bahrain, but I'm sure it will come soon enough."
Who's not?
There's a keen sense of anticipation about McLaren Mercedes and the start to the European season, traditionally the time for major new upgrades to the machinery. They languish in sixth place, already 86 points adrift of Red Bull, but star driver Jenson Button isn't expecting Barcelona miracles. "As always, there'll be elements of it that work, elements that perhaps work in a different way to what we'd anticipated, and elements that don't work, or perhaps require further work. That's life in modern Formula 1," says the sport's most experienced current racer ahead of his 233rd start. "So I'm pragmatic about what we'll discover next weekend. Of course, I'm hopeful that it'll move us a step closer towards the destination."
Sauber are also among the early-season strugglers. Eighth and 10th for Nico Hülkenberg are all the Ferrari-powered Swiss outfit has achieved so far, while rookie Esteban Gutiérrez continues to struggle with F1 racing. Sauber will bring a new rear wing to try out, and at least the young Mexican will be familiar with his surroundings: "The first time I raced in Barcelona was in 2008. I know the track and during the winter tests I was also able to experience driving a Formula One car there. As the first of a series of European races, I think it is going to be an exciting event and I'm looking forward to that," he says.
After an underwhelming start to his season Nico Rosberg finds himself 36 points behind Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, a situation that could strain their long-standing friendship if the German allows it to continue. "We know that the car went very well at the Circuit de Catalunya in pre-season testing so I am hopeful that we can have a strong weekend," he insists. "We will have to wait and see how our pace compares however. I've been in the factory for a couple of days this week, on the simulator and meeting with the team, and everyone has been working hard to make progress on our race day performance."
2012 Results
Pole Position: Pastor Maldonado (Williams Renault), 1:22.285 = 203.658 km/h
1st: Pastor Maldonado (Williams Renault), 1:39.09.145
2nd: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), gap 3.195s
3rd: Kimi Raïkkönen (Lotus Renault,) gap 3.884s
Fastest Lap: Romain Grosjean (Lotus Renault), 1:26.250 = 194.295 km/h on lap 53
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Dan Ricciardo qualified 15th last year and moved up two places to 13th at the end; Mark Webber has raced 11 times in Barcelona in F1, though his record started badly when the Minardis had to be withdrawn in 2002 because of rear wing failures. But he qualified on pole in 2010 for Red Bull and went on to win in fine style. He was also on pole in 2011 and on the front row in a Williams back in 2005.


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What does it mean to create? Who or what could be said to create? God? Artists? Evolution? Markets? The Dialectic? Do things "just happen" and if so is that a kind of creativity? Taking storytelling as its point of reference, this essay considers the notion of creativity as it applies both to the productions of the human imagination, especially stories, and to the self-making of the material universe. I define creativity broadly as the bringing forth of new material, linguistic, or conceptual formations or the transformation of existing ones and as calling, not for a "cultural poetics," but for a more broadly conceived poetics of making (poesis, in its most inclusive sense), encompassing both the natural and cultural realms as conventionally designated, a poetics capable of articulating the stories human beings tell with cosmogonies detailing the coming-to-being of the physical universe. Extending the purview of creativity beyond the human realm to include the processes shaping the material universe allows us to envision creativity itself in terms of a generative multiplicity that resists articulation in binary oppositional terms and that demands therefore to be thought as ontologically prior to any possible differentiation between the domains of nature and culture, or between reality and its culturallinguistic representations, challenging us to reimagine not only the relationship between nature and culture but also the problematic of representation that continues to inform much work in the humanities and social sciences. Such a reimagining might proceed precisely from an enlarged understanding of creativityand in particular of storytellingand I consider some of the epistemic and writerly implications of this claim for anthropology as a discipline concerned preeminently with exploring and documenting the varieties of human being-in-the-world.
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A 21-year-old man died Sunday after the car he was driving in Gaithersburg crossed over the center divider and struck an oncoming vehicle, Montgomery County police said.
The collision occurred shortly after midnight Sunday on Snouffer School Road just north of Centerway Road. Luis Kenyo Chambergo-Chanco, 21, of the 18300 block of Lost Knife Circle in Montgomery Village, was driving a Honda Civic south on Snouffer School Road when the car crossed the divider and struck a Nissan Rogue that was going north, police said.
Chambergo-Chanco was transported to a local hospital by ambulance, where he died, police said. The driver of the Nissan, Tamara Rabinovich, 48, of the 8900 block of Alliston Hollow Way in Gaithersburg, and a passenger, Sergey Petrovich Kleyman, 48, of the 8900 block of Alliston Hollow Way, were also transported by ambulance and treated for injuries that were not life-threatening, police said.
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The ACT Griffins look set to turn in a strong performance against the NSW Cockatoos this Friday night when they face off for their annual clash at Canberra Stadium.
With the winners given the bragging rights as Kings of the country for another year, both sides will look to ramp up the intensity playing in front of a big crowd. The game has been scheduled as the Curtain Raiser for the Brumbies v Hurricanes match providing an extra element to the excitement of Friday Night Footy in the Capital.
Griffins skipper Gareth Clouston said the Cockatoos would provide his side with a big challenge but he was confident the ACT would raise to the stakes in front of their home crowd.
"It's a big challenge taking on the best of the best from NSW Country, but we are pretty tight group and have the ability to knock these guys over," Clouston said.
"To be playing at home is another bonus for the boys I know how much we love playing at Canberra Stadium.
"Fingers crossed there is a good crowd there on Friday night to cheer us on and stick around for the Brumbies game afterwards."
In a 23-man squad, Tuggeranong Vikings have provided the most players with seven, while Gungahlin Eagles (five), Western Districts Lions (three), Queanbeyan Whites (three), Canberra Royals (two), Easts (two) and Uni-Norths Owls (one) followed in that order.
The ACT have managed to win the last two games against NSW Country. Last year at Viking Park they led the entire match to walk away 22-0 winners while in 2011 both sides scored plenty of points with the ACT sneaking home by three points, 41-38.
This is the first time this match has been played at Canberra Stadium since 2011. Recognising 75 years of rugby in the ACT, the Griffins have designed a traditional strip for the match with NSW Country, which consists of navy and gold hoops.
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20. Daniel Penca Queanbeyan Whites
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We don't particularly like to bring up D.C.'s rep as "Hollywood for ugly people" because, well, we think it's a bit rude. But on such occasions as a presidential inauguration, our town turns into what can only be called "Washington for famous people" – A-listers love our slightly more cerebral spotlight. By now, you're well aware that Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and Katy Perry are in town, and that Lady Gaga is rumored to be playing the Staff Ball tonight. But, if you're going to be out and about tonight, you'll probably see a bevy of other celebs, too. Here's the short list of stars to look for — just remember to play it cool if you spot any, okay?


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Northview Hotel Group and an affiliate of Oaktree Capital Management announced that they bought the Bethesda Marriott hotel, which Northview sold for $90.1 million in 2007.
The joint venture paid only $35.6 million on Sept. 30 to buy back the 407-room hotel at 5151 Pooks Hill Road, according to state tax records. They plan to renovate the property under new Marriott designs that will debut next year.
Northview — based in Westport, Conn. — also owns the surrounding property, where it is seeking county approval to build three multifamily buildings on surface parking lots. The properties sit above Rockville Pike at the Beltway about a mile south of the Grosvenor-Strathmore Metro station.
Northview owned the hotel from 2004 to 2007 and oversaw a $13.5 million renovation of the guest rooms and HVAC systems, along with a complete renovation of the hotel's public space and plant upgrade. The property was divided under Northview's earlier ownership, setting in motion plans for developing 400,000 square feet of residential development.
That project must win a minor master plan amendment from the Montgomery County Planning Board.
The Montgomery County Council gave preliminary support to shrinking the amount of development that would be allowed in Glenmont under the new sector plan proposed by the Planning Board.
During a work session on Tuesday, council members reached consensus on allowing almost double the amount of existing commercial development and housing. The council is expected to vote by the end of the month on a final resolution that would provide zoning density for 743,000 square feet of commercial space and 6,355 housing units on 711 acres that stretch north from the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Randolph Road to Weller Road in the blocks surrounding the Glenmont Metro station.
The Planning Board proposed as much as 813,000 square feet of retail and low-level office space and as many as 8,900 housing units.
"The basic vision of this plan is revitalization, which of course was the vision of the last plan, and we didn't see much come out of that," planning chairwoman Françoise Carrier said.
Dramatic change could come to the largely working-class neighborhood, which has seen no development since the last sector plan was approved in 1997, the same year that the Metro system reached the end of the line in Glenmont.
Things are different this time, with concrete development proposals already moving in the area, which the state has designated as a tax-preferred enterprise zone.
Metro also opened a second garage last year and the state plans to build an interchange starting next year to speed traffic past the Georgia and Randolph chokehold.
In the meantime, the board has given preliminary plan approval to redevelop the 1960s-era Privacy World garden apartment complex that sits across the street from the Metro. Plans call for eventually tearing down the 352-unit property and building 1,550 new apartments and townhouses and 90,000 square feet of commercial development.
The county Housing Opportunities Commission also is negotiating with a private developer to build a senior housing building next to the Metro garage on the west side of Georgia Ave.
The only question is if and when the dilapidated Glenmont Shopping Center might be redeveloped. The 196,380-square-foot strip mall is almost fully leased and features busy stores including CVS, Shoppers Food Warehouse, Staples and the Country Boy grocery. But it offers no upscale dining options and its redevelopment has been stalled by the fact that its 15 different properties have 12 different owners.
The council supported sector plan recommendations to encourage creating a mixed-use town center with retail and housing space and a height limit of 120 feet. Carrier and a number of council members said property owners are trying to work on assembling a parcel though would meet the sector plan vision.
Council members debated on the best way to preserve Glenmont as a center of affordable housing. The shopping center is surrounded by 1,459 rental units in three garden apartment complexes built in the 1960s and 1970s, which the sector plan would allow adding additional apartments and townhouses.
Planners said that any affordable units lost to redevelopment would be more than replaced by expanding the total housing stock, with either market rent or county-mandated moderately priced dwelling units (MPDUs).
"We ought to preserve this housing the way it is now," said Councilman Marc Elrich (D-At large) of Takoma Park. "Many of these residents will never qualify for MPDUs either for size of family, for household income."
Councilman George L. Leventhal (D-At large), also of Takoma Park, said the sector plan strikes the right balance to allow new development while curbing gentrification that would drive up housing costs.
The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists said it is in discussions with Montgomery County regarding demolishing its headquarters in Bethesda, which sits on the site of a possible future Purple Line station.
Removing the Apex Building is considered the cheapest alternative to developing the western terminal of the proposed light rail system, which would stretch from Bethesda to New Carrollton. Plans call for the end of the line to sit at Wisconsin Avenue and Elm Street, below the building, which also houses the Regal Bethesda 10 movie theater.
The county would like the pharmacy group to leave the Apex building at 7272 Wisconsin Ave. for five years. It would be razed to allow the station to be built. The county would give the pharmacy group denser zoning to rebuild its headquarters, which would allow it to split the cost of its new headquarters or sell the property to developers.
The second, more expensive option would be to leave the building standing and dig out the Purple Line station below it.
The county needs to move quickly on deciding which option to pick because the Federal Transit Administration is expected to issue a decision on whether to provide funds for the $2.2 billion rail line on Dec. 5.
ASHP senior vice president and chief operating officer David R. Witmer said in a press release that the society only recently approached by the county with a plan to demolish the Apex Building.
The society needs adequate time to conduct due diligence, he said.
The society, which represents more than 40,000 members, has been meeting with representatives of the Montgomery County Planning Department and the Economic Development Department.
Bethesda has been the group's home for more than 45 years and the society bought its headquarters for $21.5 million in 1992.
"We care a great deal about Bethesda and the county," Witmer said, "and are willing to entertain an agreement provided that it benefits all parties."
The society employs about 200 staff and hosts several events each year that bring thousands of members and guests to Bethesda.
Montgomery County planning staff recommended approval for a massive mixed-use proposal to redevelop the 30-acre Blairs apartment complex in downtown Silver Spring, which includes the only major new office space near the Metro.
The Planning Board next Thursday will consider the Tower Cos. new 3.8-million-square-foot master plan for the property, which would include 450,000 square feet of commercial uses and 3.4-million square feet of residential space. The project would allow a 203,045-square-foot office building, a 125,000-square-foot hotel, and 2,800 housing units, including 1,110 existing units.
The property, which sits on Blair Mill Road, just east of the D.C. line at Eastern Avenue, would also include 121,955 square feet of retail.
Tower floated the plan in February, six years after it put its Blairs complex on the market. The Bethesda firm was looking for a buyer in 2007, just as the early signs of a real estate marking collapse were showing in advance of the 2008 world financial meltdown.
Since then, Tower has invested heavily in making world-class green building upgrades to its signature Silver Spring properties, which include 83,154 square feet of retail space, 69,517 square feet of offices and 1,397 rental housing units.
If approved, the first phase of the redevelopment project could start next summer, with demolition of Blair Tower Apartments. A second phase would involve demolishing the Blairs shopping center anchored by a Giant grocery at Colesville Road and East-West Highway, and replacing it with a new Giant, the office building and hotel, retail, town houses, apartments, and parks.
The build-out for the full master plan is about 15 to 20 years.


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Mona Charen, in her syndicated column, wonders if Pope Francis is for real. Why would she doubt? Because in her youth she admired religious leaders, explorers, teachers, military leaders, great writers, but it is a different day today. Today, leaders in every area of life have failed.
But why question Pope Francis of all people? Isn't he the Vicar of Christ, the one who acts on behalf of Christ on earth? Will he be a shining example of the Son of God? He already has moved in that direction by taking public transportation to get his luggage from his hotel after he was made the Pope. He refused to ride in the secure "pope mobile", but took an open car which he later left to lay his hand of blessing on a paralyzed man.
Instead of celebrating the mass on Maundy Thursday in one of the Roman cathedrals, as previous popes have done, he will go to a local prison for youth and offer the sacrament to them. These certainly are unexpected acts of grace. But why? Perhaps he is for real, Ms. Charen.
A popular saying in recent years was WWJD? What would Jesus do? How about WWPFD? What would Pope Francis do? The original left an example to follow in his steps. He was Emmanuel, God With Us. What he did, his vicar should do.
In this critical time in history, wouldn't it be wonderful for a man to come to his position and be all that God intended him to be. A true representative, a true Christian, a true living example of the true Christ. But wait. In our own small world, isn't that what we are all supposed to be? The hope of this hopeless world. It is, "Christ in you; the hope of glory."
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Evolution in a new PRRI survey
Attitudes toward evolution and the compatibility of science and religion were addressed in a new survey (PDF) from the Public Religion Research Institute (which, as NCSE previously reported, was mainly focused on climate change). Presented with "Evolution is the best explanation for the origins of human life on earth," 24% of respondents completely agreed, 29% mostly agreed, 14% mostly disagreed, and 27% completely disagreed, with 5% of respondents saying that they didn't know or refusing to answer.
Climate change in a new PRRI survey
A new survey (PDF) from the Public Religion Research Institute hopes to help to explain, in the words of its report's subtitle, "Why Americans are Conflicted about Climate Change, Environmental Policy, and Science." Included in the survey was a series of questions probing beliefs about climate change and its causes.
Corrected textbooks adopted in Texas
The Texas state board of education voted to adopt a slate of social studies textbooks for use in the state on November 21, 2014. Among the books approved were several textbooks that, after criticism from NCSE and its allies in the scientific, educational, and civil liberties communities, were revised by their publishers (including Pearson and McGraw-Hill) to eliminate misrepresentations of climate science.
Creationist legislation in Brazil
A bill introduced in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies would, if enacted, require creationism to be taught in the country's public and private schools.
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Over the course of one hot post-graduate summer, Hannah falls precariously in and out of love. A breaker of hearts and chronically dissatisfied, she finds herself drifting away from her newly unemployed boyfriend and drawn to two of her co-workers, Matt and Paul. "Hannah Takes the Stairs" is a delicate look at friendship, ambition, and the pursuit of happiness.
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CPH Pro 2011: Miller Time
30 years of Thrasher means 30 years of Miller. CPH practice begins today and the bowl finals tonight. Who's got a 5?Posted: June 24, 2011
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Piece Of Cake. The finals went off and Shane O'Neill took the top honors. Best trick got a little wild with a stripper, Dustin, Axel, Reynolds, Koston, Gravette, and Gillette. Good times here—Cheers CPH!
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A big ol' vert ramp and a ring of fire all add up to fun day and night. Beckett, Perelson, Rune, and PLG hit the vert hard and the ring got lit up by Ishod, Silas, Reynolds, and Axel. Good times at CPH.
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The Spitfire ring of fire went up, came down, and back up. Ishod Wair, Chris Cole, Tony Trujillo, Tim Zom, Curren Caples, Wes Kremer and Robbie Russo all jumped the flames.
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MACON, Ga. (March 21, 2012) -- After setting another school record in his freshman season at ETSU, K'Vonte Scott (Virginia Beach, Va.) was named Atlantic Sun Field Athlete of the Week, the league office announced on Wednesday.
At the 49er Classic last week in Charlotte, N.C., Scott set ETSU's new mark in the decathlon, breaking the previous school record by more than 500 points. The Virginia Beach native -- who was also named A-Sun Field Athlete of the Week during the indoor season after breaking ETSU's heptathlon record -- scored 6,618 points and set seven personal bests in the process.
The freshman's seven personal records came in the 100m (11.34), 1500m (4:48.31), 110m hurdles (15.51), high jump (2.01m), shot put (12.23m), discus throw (31.95m) and javelin throw (39.41m). Scott also posted a distance of 6.72m in the long jump, a time of 50.61 in the 400m and a height of 3.60m in the pole vault.
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We find beauty in the night sky. Objects that attract the most attention include our brilliant Moon, and Saturn with its delicate rings. Our attraction to these objects has led many to study them in greater detail, and discover the beauty in scientific exploration.
As we've studied the moons, we've revolutionized our understanding of Earth and its place in the solar system. Craters on our Moon have demonstrated that, far from being perfect and unchanging, the planets and moons have undergone violent transformations over time. Galileo's observations of the Earth's moon and the moons orbiting Jupiter helped overturn the Earth-centered universe, and gave birth to the modern process of science.
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These guys have gave you alot of sound advice. Gotta walk before you can run. Having said that, dont be discouraged, get a welding job somewhere and plan on starting your own busines someday. Do small jobs at home for friends and just keep looking. I agree with the other guys. Are the grants free? in other words you dont have to pay it back? I'd still do lots of planning, work awhile then make a go of it
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The secret to business if there is one, is, its the business that you turn down. If you get in over your head, you will loose every time.
without knowing you, your skills, your connections, your business sense, its hard to say if you can make a go of it. You might be able to or you might not.
Grants if you can get them will launch you into business, you will need paying customers to stay in business. That is where it starts, gets a bit more complex from there.
An old painter once told me, I loose a little on each job, but it is ok, because I make it up in volume.
Get work that you know you can do well for a fair price, and get paid in a timely mannor. go from there.
Insurance up, so you don't skrew up the rest of your life if something goes bad. And sometimes things do go bad, even if you do everything right. That is what they call risk.
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I'm with Bmxin^Bjorn use a trailer. Get one that is enclosed you can lock your equipment up. It's also out of the weather. Another thing to think about if you work for someone esle first chances are you never will work for yourself. Besides that just think of the bill board you can have sides of trailer!!
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U Will Never Be Your Own Boss
Unless U Retire U Will Never Be Ur Own Boss
If You Work For Urself U Will Have A Boss Its Called (((customer)))
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I have run my own rig/shop for 5 years now and still have to work sundays and nights.The big thing I have seen with guys fresh out of school is just not enough exp. in the craft.If you run a rig-pipe,equipment repair,structural-whatever- you will do much more than run beads.you need to learn how to rig,how to use dogs,what a roller shoe is,etc,etc,etc.the best thing to do is to learn on other people dime,by the hour.Start in a job that you can really hone your welding(pipe),then move on to a shop or job that offers somthing else to learn while you earn.I would love to hire a guy who could tig,mig, stick ,do lay out and didnt mind having to work a shovel once i a while,but welders tend to be babies.Once you have a grasp on most of the things a jobsite could throw at you and you still want to work 70+ hours a week get a truck,a trailer looks kinda part timer to most the people I deal with and if you want pipeline work they wont allow a trailer.You can make it,but the work is hard enough with out having the stress of a new buisness on your head.
I'd say get a job and then run your buisness on the side at the same time. When I first started welding I thought thats all I would need to do or know how to do for that matter. Not the case, I do rigging, joint prep., grinding (alot more to it than you think), fix mechanical issuse (some times I feel more like a mechanic), on the spot engineering, etc... Welding is more a means to complete a job rather than an actual job. I found that being a welder is far more than just welding, your more of a frabricator/metal repair specailist than any thing and that requires far more than welding. I to received a far above standard education and it still isn't enough. The only education that sufices in this industry for going out on your own is exp. I work full time and I'm curently in the process of starting a rig. By working full time you don't have to worry about not having enough work. If buisness drops you still have a paycheck atleast not to mention benifets. Working for youself means eather no health insurence or super expensive health insurince with a big fat premium. And I'd have to agree with everyone else about building up a good base of contacts before going out on your own. It makes a huge diference. What ever you do though I wish you the best of luck.
get a truck,a trailer looks kinda part timer to most the people I deal with and if you want pipeline work they wont allow a trailer.
Eric Carroll makes a good point here, all the shops and field work is always done out of a truck. an old bread truck might be an option, good add space and lockability but looks more like its a welding rig, not a bunch of stuff thrown on at the last minuit to go do a job. a trailor looks like you are not willing to comitt a vehickle to the job. "if you were sereous about being a welder you would make it permanant, not a tow behind when you need or want it." is how its going to be seen to many.
at the same time you have to do what you can do and make do with it till other options arize.
good luck i hope the best for ya.
welcome to the site. always good to have more people. sorry i dissagree with your first post please dont take it personal, many dissagree its the only way to get more than one opinion, your's may fit him better than mine. after all you know what they say about optionons.
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Listen to what these guys are telling you, take little steps in your approach in the business world. Get a job to gain the all to valuable experience needed to survive in this world. Buying a welder and thinking you are going to make it is a very unrealistic theory, being a weldor is just a very small part of the actual business you will be doing, Get a job in a machine shop if at all possible, the fabrication skills you will gain are an invaluable experience.
In my daily routine, I have to answer the phones, answer e-mails, deal with walk in customers, draw up plans and blueprints, order materials, deal with other contractors, estimate projects, do the accounting and book keeping, file papers, deal with insurance issues, do a bank run, sit down and go through the bills, bill out completed jobs, make coffee, sweep the floors, clean the office, take out the trash etc...etc...etc... and in my spare time actually get some work accomplished. Oh, and did I mention everything is on a dead line and everyone thinks their project is more important than the others.
Wanting to be your own boss does have it's rewards, but it's no picnic either, just some food for thought. Dave
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Funny thing, most people want to treat the acne after it appears. They treat their acne, and new ones appear. The old acne is treated, and clears up, but the new acne is still there. Their acne cycle continues. I think to myself: "Why not just start preventing new acne when you see the acne appearing in the first place, that way, when the old acne breakout is over, you will be acne free."
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Preventing Acne: Sebum Production Inhibitors/Suppressors:
- Head & Shoulders Classic Clean Shampoo - No conditioner - HydraZinc: Zinc Carbonate & Zinc Pyrithione 1%
Apply to areas and leave on for 5-10 minutes. Then rinse off.
AM/PM or 3 times a day
Note: You may wet skin prior to application.
- DHS Zinc Shampoo - No Conditioner - Zinc pyrithione 2%
New Heavy Artillary for our acne fighter arsenal.
Will update
Zinc pyrithione basically acts like BP and sorta like Accutane.
Zinc pyrithione has been proven to improve skin healing and slow down keratinization as well as potently reduce inflammation/redness. Zinc pyrithione also reduces sebum production by inhibiting the conversion of testosterone to DHT locally by inhibiting 5 Alpha Reductase Type 1 (this is how testosterone causes sebaceous activity in the first place: through 5ar Type 1). Zinc Pyrithione is a potent anti-bacterial like BP, it causes DNA damage and disrupts the functioning of the bacteria. Overrall it's deadly to acne as it practically prevents acne, and kills existing acne. Miracle.
- Nizoral Shampoo - Ketoconazole 1% OTC - 2% Rx
Apply to areas and leave on for 5-10 minutes. Then rinse off.
The anti-androgenous property of ketoconazole would therefore suggest that the drug could be proposed as a useful alternative in the treatment of acne and seborrhoea.
- Azeleic Acid
I don't recommend yet
Zinc,[5] azelaic acid,[5] β-sitosterol,[6] certain unsaturated aliphatic fatty acids such as gamma-linolenic acid, alpha-linolenic acid, linoleic acid, and oleic acid,[7] and a variety of polyphenols[8] have been found to inhibit 5α-reductase activity to varying degrees.
- Lactoferrin
250mg 3-4 times per day. 2 hours after a meal.
Lactoferrin has been found to reduce sebum production, as shown in the following clinical studies done on patients with acne.
- Efficacy and tolerability of oral lactoferrin supplementation in mild to moderate acne vulgaris: an exploratory study.
- Dietary effect of lactoferrin-enriched fermented milk on skin surface lipid and clinical improvement of acne vulgaris.
- Niacin Vitamin B3
500mg Flush version 4 hours after eating supper before bed
- Vitamin B5
not sure
- Accutane
Preventing Acne: Keratolytics - Pore Maintenance
- AHA: Glycolic Acid/Mandelic Acid 10%
- Tretinoin: Retin A Gel 0.05
How to use Retin A
- Benzoyl Peroxide: 2.5%
- Sulphur
will update
Treating Acne: Anti-Bacterials:
- Benzoyl Peroxide: Panoxyl 2.5 Gel
Follow dans protocol
- Head & Shoulders Classic Clean Shampoo - No conditioner - Zinc Pyrithione 1%
Above Protocol
- DHS Zinc Shampoo - Zinc pyrithione 2%
Above Protocol
- Antibiotics
- Lactoferrin
Above Protocol
Will update.
Edited by RedPatrick, 08 March 2012 - 01:50 AM.


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JOHNSONBURG – Despite another dual meet loss Tuesday night at home against visiting Brockway, the Rams saw several bright spots in their short lineup.
"We don't expect to win any dual matches but we're looking for individual improvement every week, and the kids haven't disappointed us," said Johnsonburg head varsity wrestling coach Tom Launer following the home team's 55-18 loss. "They come to practice and work hard, and we're happy with the way the season is going."
In the evening's first match at 140 pounds, Johnsonburg's Jonathan Card, previously undefeated, lost a 14-1 major decision to Rover D.J. Forrest.
"Jonathan Card lost his first match of the year but he went the full six minutes, he didn't give up, and that's the first time he's had to wrestle the full six minutes this year," Launer said. "Maybe he was a little bit gassed but he wrestled hard, and we were happy to see that."
Down 10-0 early after a forfeit at 152 pounds, the Rams got on the board as undefeated senior Max Zimmerman pinned Rover Branden Boleen at the 53 second mark of the first period. Max Zimmerman scored a takedown 41 seconds in and eventually recorded the fall.
In the 160-pound weight class, Rover Casey Wolfe pinned Johnsonburg's Mike Kennedy in at the 57 second mark.
"[Kennedy] got caught in a headlock and when you get caught in a headlock, and they get it one deep on you, there's not too much you can do," Launer said.
Kennedy succumbed to a takedown early before getting trapped in the headlock to give the Rovers a 16-6 lead.
At 171 pounds, Rover Trevor Hartless scored a major decision over Johnsonburg's Mitchell Schloder.
Trevor Hartless scored a takedown 30 seconds into the match and was given three back points with 33 seconds left in the first period. After a scoreless second period, the Rover scored a quick escape from the down position and finished off the match with a takedown, and 8-0 victory.
In the 189-pound weight class, Johnsonburg freshman Eric Bevacqua endured a 16-1 technical fall against Brockway's Nathan Hartless. After an early takedown, Trevor Hartless upped his lead with three back points and a late takedown after a Bevacqua escape for a 7-1 lead. The Rover grabbed six more back points in the second quarter to increase the lead. Trevor Hartless started the third period in the down position at the 1:39 mark and scored a takedown 24 seconds later for the technical fall.
After five straight forfeits, Johnsonburg's Alex Zimmerman scored a second-period pin over Rover Troy Hidinger to cut the Brocwkay lead to 55-12. At 135 pounds, Johnsonburg's Jesse Wolfe pinned Rover Justin Marshall just over a minute into the match after the Ram built a 10-0 lead.
Despite three wins by fall, Launer said most of his wrestlers fell behind early in their matches which led to their demise.
"We were getting behind early and we work on our feet everyday, we stress that," Launer said. "The first takedown is really key and in my opinion that's one of the most important aspects, who gets that first takedown.
"We work on them every single day and we're working on it, we want them to be aggressive and get that first takedown but it doesn't always happen. It's hard to come back from that early deficit, it hurts when you're down early."
The Rams are scheduled for a makeup match Jan. 4 at Smethport.
"All in all, we were happy with the way the kids wrestled and it's still early in the season," Launer said.
140: D.J. Forrest (B) maj. dec. Jonathan Card (J), 14-1, (4-0 B)
145: Alex Allender (B) win by forfeit (10-0 B)
152: Max Zimmerman (J) pin Branden Boleen (B), 1:07, (10-6 B)
160: Casey Wolfe (B) pin Mike Kennedy (J), 1:03, (16-6 B)
171: Trevor Hartless (B) maj. dec. Mitchell Schloder (J), 8-0, (20-6 B)
189: Nathan Hartless (B) tech. fall Eric Bevacqua (J), 16-1, 4:45, (25-6 B)
215: Zach Brinkley (B) win by forfeit (31-6 B)
285: Joel Yahner (B) win by forfeit (37-6 B)
103: Devon Park (B) win by forfeit (43-6 B)
112: Bryce Buesnik (B) win by forfeit (49-6 B)
119: Justin Prave (B) win by forfeit (55-6 B)
125: Alex Zimmerman (J) pin Troy Hidinger (B), 2:37, (55-12 B)
130: No match
135: Jesse Wolfe (J) pin Justin Marshall (B), 1:03, (55-18 B)


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