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If you enjoy hosting parties, this app could become your best friend. Not only is the app beautifully designed, but it's very functional too, allowing users to create drinks based on what they have in their liquor cabinet. Thinking of trying out new drinks? Cocktail Flow allows users to search for drinks by make, style and even color.
Why is it titled "Top 20 Windows 8 Apps" when there are actually 25 apps listed?
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There are a lot missing (Flixer, Weather, CNN, Metrotube, etc) but it did introduce me to the Wikipedia app that I didn't know existed.
Windows 8 = Epic Fail
I didn't know we had that may apps for the surface already…..WOW!
Thanks for sharing. Personally, as a movie fan, I will introduce my enolsoft video converter for Windows 8, which helps me a lot on video converting between various video formats.
Hardly any of the main ones such as News Rep and Vimeo seem to be available in the UK RT store.
the Ball STrike app is not on the US store?? I couldn't find it anywhere!
>There is nothing worse than having 10 different chat windows from all your different chat accounts open — what is
>this, 1999?
That's not functionally different from having your chat in one giant full-screen unalterable window – what is this, 1985 (Windows 1.0)?
Some apps worth trying –
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TuneIn Radio
Bing Finance
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These are all great app. Please also consider adding our Craigslist app to it.
Craigslist+ on Windows 8
Really Awesome List.. Thanks For Sharing
The popularity of Windows 8 comes from the factor of app building techniques.
By the way, great compiled list of all Windows 8 apps. Thanks for the information.
How much were you paid to write the first sentence?
Every time I pressed a picture for the apps I got a popup asking me to join a subscription list.
It was interesting to see and read you list, but there are other good sites on the internet with equally good articles without that annoying popup… I will most likely read on those sites instead of this site.
Perhaps another google search in the future will take me to this site and hopefully I will forgot about this and hopefully I can read the actual article without frustration, and by doing so I might be more interested in this site.
Just my 2c.
Dropbox, REALLY???? Everyone Person I know uses the SkyDrive App. More Features and better integration then Dropbox.
Ok, now seriousness….Over all the years I have read Tech blog, This is probably the best list I have seen. I have 16 of these on my machine….. NO ANGRY BIRDS THOUGH…. NEVER….
I use most of them except Drop box. I'm using skydrive instead. Lemme install this and feel the change.
Best app for Windows 8. Ubuntu.
Didlr…didlr…it's the awesomest!
Are some of these region-locked for some bizarre reason? I'm in Australia and I can't find quite a few of them in the Windows Store, including Slacker Radio and LivingSocial. Clicking on their links from apps.microsoft.com just redirects to the main Store page.
Is there an app that I can use on Windows 8 which is a calendar for firefighters who use the red (A), blue (B), green (C) shift schedule. This would be terrific. Most departments use the same shift calendar so it would be used nationwide.
Best cloud app is Rainbow Drive. It integrates both Dropbox and Skydrive apps in one app, and with more options.
If you want to travel, MyTrip can help you planning your trip.
I am using almost all of them, except IM, will try out this also
It might be a really simple App, but the Remote Desktop Metro app is actually really cool. Since it acts pretty much exactly like the standard desktop, when working with multiple machines, just click the upper left of the screen to switch between the Desktop of your main machine, and the Desktop of your Remote Machine.
This website is most precious
I found this app virtually unusable and not very helpful. Sometimes its because there is no good replacement app on windows 8, other times its recommends older apps or unrelated apps.
Question: I just purchased Windows 8.1 and I am trying to locate two items, Windows Word and Windows Spreadsheets. How do I find these or do I have to download or purchase these programs? Please Advise
magic Zlate 11 from intel's N3530 is just launched
How about an app that introduces the author Mark Spoonauer to that concept of a LIST FORMAT. @Mark Spoonauer you think I'm goino click through these ONE AT A TIME? Fool.
Hey Mark !
Seems a great list. I personally have checked few of them. Let me check them all.
Thanks for sharing man !
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I am in the process of looking for a plasma cutter... I have a Guy that has one for sale but said the power reg knob was broken? How hard and expensive is this to repair? And secondary is there a way to test it with the reg knob broken? Thx for the help! Vance
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The curent adjustment knob part number is 008965
The book doesn't show a PN for the pressure regulator's knob. The closest I can come is what they call the filter regulator subassembly, PN 011083, the company might have the knob in stock.
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OK great! That gets me going in the rite direction. Is this part expensive to fix? What exactly does this part do? Thx again for the help! Vance
vancass the parts manual doesn't give prices. but I don't see why they wouldn't have a knob on the shelf. If you have to buy the whole regulator see if you can have it come off the price of the machine. The regulator comes with a filter and o- ring, I would buy them both for spairs while I was ordering parts. The regulator doesn't look hard to install. Good luck

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Compassionate Dictatorship was born out of the collaboration between Jez Franks and Tori Freestone, who have been playing and writing together since 1993. The quartet plays original material drawn from a wide range of influences, from folk to free and contemporary jazz, creating fresh sounds and textures within interesting harmonic frameworks and varied meters, blending four distinct voices into one. The band's debut album, Coup d'Etat, released last year, was described as having 'an eclectic amalgam of improvisation, strong melodic themes and rhythmic twists'. Rooted in the language of modern jazz composers such as Chris Potter, Kurt Rosenwinkel et al, Jez Franks writes with a fresh, explorative approach. He took up the guitar age 15 and attended Leeds College of Music gaining a first in the Jazz, Popular and Contemporary Music Course, plus the College's Jazz Guitar Prize. He has played, recorded and toured with a variety of ensembles in jazz, pop and world music including Tom Arthurs' Centripede, Russell Van den Berg, Asaf Sirkis' Inner Noise, Loz Speyer's Time Zone, Rick Astley, Turkish pianist/composer Selen Gulun, The Dave Mannington Septet and Johnny Mayor (Indo-jazz fusion). He has also played alongside numerous musicians including Eddie Parker, Paul Clarvis, Lawrence Cottle, Geoff Gascoyne, Mick Hutton, Dudley Phillips, Julian Arguelles, Steve Lodder, Jim Mullen and Henry Lowther. He is senior guitar lecturer at Leeds College of Music and Kingston University, and is visiting guitar examiner at Trinity College in London, and the Welsh College of Music and Drama. Tori Freestone began playing and singing in folk clubs aged seven. She attended the Leeds College Undergraduate and Guildhall Postgraduate jazz courses and was regional finalist of Young Jazz Musician of the Year in 1996. She has played saxes/flutes/violin with many groups in varying styles including NYJO, the Creative Jazz Orchestra, country legend Lee Hazlewood and Cuban group Orquesta Timbala. She has performed workshops for the Guildhall's Connect Project, and is flute/saxophone tutor at Leeds College of Music. Jasper Hoiby was born in Copenhagen, later moving to the UK to study at the Royal Academy of Music. Aside from leading and composing for his own groups Qualia and Phronesis, Jasper works with various projects including those of Tom Arthurs, and Julia Biel. He has also played alongside numerous musicians including Gerard Presencer, Seb Rochford, Pete Wareham and Finn Peters. Since graduating from Middlesex University, Ben Reynolds has been playing with some of London's finest jazz musicians including Loop Collective members Fraud, Carlos Lopez Real's Mandorla, Rory Simmons, Mark Lockheart, Jacqui Dankworth, Steve Buckley, John Parricelli, Mike Walker and The Eddie Parker group.
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6 pieces Eden Dried Tofu, soaked 10 minutes in hot water to cover
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Squeeze out water from dried tofu, and discard water. Rinse tofu under cold water, squeeze again and slice into thin strips. Heat up oil in a heavy skillet, and sauté the burdock for 3 to 4 minutes. Lay the tofu strips on top of the burdock and the carrots on top of the tofu. Add water to just cover the dried tofu. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to medium-low, and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes. Reduce the flame to low, add the shoyu, cover and cook another 5 minutes. Remove the cover, mix and cook off most of the remaining liquid. Toss in the green onion the last minute of cooking.
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well be clear that One Source Talent is NOT a franchised talent agency. they will charge you a pretty penny for some headshots and a website listing lol...
|Russell Crowe
Any opinions on Heyman Talent out of Austin??
Horne is very good. You really can't go wrong with any agency in Dallas
There is also Callidus in Dallas. They have been very good for me.
Hey all! I was wondering if anyone has heard of/has had any experiences with DVA Talent in Austin?
I did a forum search and nothing came up -- and I can't find too much about the agency online, despite the fact that they've been in Austin for 10+ years. Veronica seemed very nice but I was hoping to get some more insight...
Hey all,
This is my first post. This forum has been so hopeful.
A little about me: I know I will become an actress! My preference is film/ television. I'm trying to decide between Dallas and Austin.
I currently live in the DFW area. For some reason, I get the vibe that DFW is not very film based. I'm not really interested in commercials and I've heard that Dallas is mostly a great market for that.
I want to work on getting an acting coach before I get headshots. I want to get a feel for my casting type so my headshots can better portray it. But first, I need to know which area will be better for developing film/ TV credits so I can start my research.
After a year or two, I hope to move to LA for more opportunities. Any info is greatly appreciated!
Bumping for responses.
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Has anyone worked with Core Talent?
Wilson Broussard
I walked out of their interview when they called me and led me to believe that they were a credible talent agent It just did not feel right, and red flags were all over the place. The clincher was when they tried to sneak in this cost for headshots and other BS. I got the joke and walked out.....
Wilson Broussard
I just relocated to LA about two months ago and I'm strongly debating moving to NY (just a personal preference). I left Texas to get expert training so I could have a better shot at booking within my own market (Dallas).
But now, I'm wondering if I should give it a shot and try to make something work out here in the super huge markets. I get my headshots done next week. I can't wait because without those, I am held back from a ton of opportunities.
If things don't work out and I end up having to move back home, is Dallas a good place to book national commercials? I hear Dallas is a great commercial market, but what kind of commercials do they usually cast?
Thanks in advance!
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If you want to do theatre, Houston has a very cliquish scene, but when you get in, you're in. It's a tight clique, but everyone is really nice and approachable. PM me if you want specific names you should talk to.
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^^^^^^you mean union theatre right?
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Our next game will be built on Javascript/HTML5 Canvas rather than ActionScript/Flash.
Clearly there are not enough experienced HTML5 Developers in the market (yet), so we'll need to be creative in our hiring efforts.
So the question is what the profile looks like for that model developer who can learn the necessary skills on-the-job as efficiently as possible.
Here are the options we have considered--really just the two obvious and opposing models.
1. Hire Flash developers
disadvantage: they will have to learn not just a new language but also a new development environment, because of the idiosyncratic nature of Flash Builder every component of an HTML 5 Dev environment is likely to seem new and unfamiliar
advantage: already fluent in client-side development--the tasks remain the same only the language has changed.
2. Hire the most talented developers available
disadvantage: latency--most or all of their time for (8-12?) weeks should be spent in a pure learning mode with no other demands on their time.
advantage: they will learn quickly and they'll continue to learn; outstanding programmers will become outstanding Javascript programmers; it will just take some time.
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|Using Google Maps to Find GPS Coordinates
This evening I stumbled across how to use Google Maps to determine GPS coordinates.
I did it by doing something I had never done in years of clicking the Link button on a Google Map - I actually read the link. Usually I'm busy getting the link to put into an entry in the blog. I never read the jumble of letters for heaven's sake! I'm right in the middle of trying to get something done dammit.
But this time I stopped long enough to look at it - which comes dangerously close to proof reading.
As I did, it dawned on me that some numbers in the middle of the link looked similar to GPS coordinates. Could it be? After a minute or two of copy and paste activity, I had my Duh-Oh! moment. They ARE coordinates! Who knew?
Well actually, I bet a lot people know. It's probably another example of the rest of world way out in front of me and I'm back here in the mountains of Vermont sucking wind.
So, for my fellow in-the-weeds, off-the-grid woodchucks, I proudly present how to find GPS coordinates from Google Maps . . .
Go to maps.google.com, enter an address in the search bar and click Enter
On the next page, right click the red balloon on the map. In the popup, click the last item, Center Map Here. (Or right click elsewhere on the map if the red balloon is not where you want the coordinates.)
In the upper right part of the blue bar, click Link.
In the window under "Paste link in email or IM" you will see what looks like a tragic explosion in a type setting shop:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en& geocode=&q=94+pine+street+duxbury+vt&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=30.130288,56.601563&ie=UTF8&ll=44.295457,-72.771957&spn =0.006635,0.013819& z=16&iwloc=addr
'Bout two thirds of the way through all that are the letters UTF8&ll and then the = sign. The numbers immediately following the = sign . . . 44.295457, -72.771957 . . . are the coordinates for my inn at 94 Pine Street, Duxbury, Vermont, the street address I entered in the Google Maps search window back in step 1.
You will probably notice that some other numbers in the Link code are coordinates. You are correct. It's weird but the first is for Coffeeville Kansas and second is, I kid you not, Baghin Iran. What's going on with that, I have no idea. And I really don't have time to mess around with it now but I'd love to some other time.
At any rate, if you ever need coordinates for your travels, that's how you can use Google Maps to help. Give it a try and email me to let me know how it works out for y'all.
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1 Feb 2009
|Follow Me and Friends on Twitter
If you are on Twitter, you can follow me at twitter.com/GrunbergHausVT/. If you are not familiar with Twitter, you can read about it on Wikipedia.
The graphic above is a clever illustration of the links between me and those who I am following, plus those following me, and who we have in common on Twitter.
If you go to my TweetWheel page, hover the cursor on a user to see which friends we have in common. Click the users' names to see their profile pages.
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29 Jan 2009
|Win the Ultimate Ski Vacation
The Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce (Waitsfield and Warren VT) is sponsoring a drawing for an incredible grand prize.
Some very lucky winner of the Ultimate Ski Vacation will get:
- Cat skiing at Sugarbush- a ride in a luxury cabin Snow Cat to have first tracks in the best terrain before the lifts start running.
- Seven nights lodging in a slope side luxury condo with two outdoor hot tubs, heated outdoor pool, fitness center, game room
- Six day "Ski the Valley" pass good at Mad River Glen and Sugarbush ski areas, plus Ole's Cross Country Ski Center
- Free use of high-end demo equipment
- Four dinners for two people at four of the area's best restaurants
- A lunch for two at the very popular Warren Store Deli
- Fresh flower bouquet from Blue Toad Florist
- 60 minute couples therapeutic massage at Mad River Massage
- Guided naturalist program with your very own experienced environmental educator, taking you on a personalized, guided outing in a unique alpine setting.
I have no idea what a "gold class" vacation like this would cost but I'm sure it's thousands of dollars.
And that is just the Grand Prize Winner. There will also be a First Prize Winner and five Second Prize winners.
Somebody has to win - it might as well be you. It's easy to enter and no purchase is required. Entries must be received by March 8.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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28 Jan 2009
|Cabot Cheese Super Bowl Recipes
Cabot Coop is a group of Vermont dairy farmers that was founded in 1919. They have a very good blog with lots of helpful information including recipes.
The blog just posted some Super Bowl Recipes I think you will find useful. They certainly sound delicious:
Point Spread
Cheese and Bean Quesadillas ("Sudden Turnovers")
Habanero Cheddar and Black Bean Spread
Hot as a Torch! Jalapeno Poppers
Baked Jalapeno Poppers
Hot Broccoli-Cheddar Dip
"Pig Skins "
Hero Sandwiches
The website also features a handy online recipe box you can use to store your favorites for future reference.
There is even a beer and cheese pairings page.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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21 Jan 2009
|Forbes Says One of the Best Winter Drives Goes Past My Driveway
Forbes.com has an article called America's Best Snowy Drives with an accompanying slide show listing the top ten winter drives in the US.
Of note to us is that one is in Vermont, one is in nearby upstate New York, and they missed a great one in New Hampshire.
The Vermont drive is Route 100 from Stowe to Rochester. This is a 48 mile section of Route 100 that I am familiar with because my inn is on that road in Waterbury. You will find the entire drive enjoyable but the best part will be between Warren and Rochester where you are driving in the Green Mountain National Forest. I wrote a travel review of Route 100 on Milebymile.com that includes this section. It will have more details on what you can expect to find.
A nearby drive in upstate New York is within an easy drive of Vermont. This Lake George Loop starts and ends in Glens Falls NY at the southern end of Lake George.
One of my favorite drives in the country is in nearby New Hampshire. It takes me just 45 minutes to get over there from my north central VT location. The road is State Route 112, the Kancamagus Highway, a magnificent drive. The road runs East and West so it is best to drive it without the sun in your eyes. In other words, from east to west in the morning, and west to east in the afternoon.
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Here is a very good deal I just found on the Okemo Blog. Starting tomorrow, Thursday, January 22, and continuing through Saturday, January 24, Okemo is extending its "Try and Buy" from 60 minutes to 90 minutes.
This program starts when the lifts start. It gives you a chance to see what the conditions are like before you purchase a lift ticket.
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NEW YORK—There were charges of racism, sexism and disrespect. There were hurt feelings and angry outbursts. Friendships were frayed and tens of millions of dollars were spent.
But the great Obama-Clinton war of 2008 appeared to be little more than a distant memory on Monday when President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton took the stage to raise big money for Obama's re-election campaign.
It's a Washington ritual—burying the hatchet. And it has rarely been practiced so publicly. Four years after the primary that divided the Democratic Party, Hillary Rodham Clinton is the face of the Obama's foreign policy and Bill Clinton has become a frequent and reliable political ally.
For the most part. Behind the smiles, backslaps and golf, the hatchet is not forgotten. Things remain complicated.
Just last week, Bill Clinton undermined a key Obama campaign theme when he said presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney had a "sterling" business career. The Obama campaign portrays Romney as a job-killing tycoon.
The next day, the men landed on opposite sides of a Democratic primary race for Congress in New Jersey.
Yet, Obama and Clinton have had moments of surprising comity. In 2010, Clinton showed up at the White House to help sell a tax deal reviled by many congressional Democrats. Obama let him take over the briefing room.
More recently, Clinton praised Obama's foreign policy chops in a campaign video.
The joint appearances Monday were the second of their three planned fundraising outings for Obama's re-election — and the first before television cameras.
Speaking at the Upper East Side home of a hedge-fund executive, Clinton said a Romney presidency would be "calamitous for our country and the world," and Obama had the "right economic policy and the right political approach."
Mixing Obama campaign talking points with some of his own, Clinton branded Romney as the nominee of the "Republican Congress" and said he's proposing "Europe's economic policies."
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"[Obama] has good politics ... he deserves to be reelected," Clinton said, adding that he "has a pretty good secretary of state too."
With Hillary Clinton now barred from political activity, her husband is repaying her political debts. Last Friday, Bill Clinton was in Paterson, N.J., to campaign for Rep. Bill Pascrell, who endorsed Hillary Clinton four years ago and is in a tight battle with fellow Democrat Steve Rothman after redistricting cost the state a congressional district.
Rothman endorsed Obama four years ago, and the president repaid him with a recent invitation to the White House. A local newspaper said the primary battle looked "more like a duel" between Clinton and Obama than the two longtime officeholders.
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Clinton said last week that his Romney comments had been "twisted around."
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The main event was "Barack on Broadway" at the New Amsterdam Theater in Times Square. About 1,700 people paid at least $250 a head to see the two presidents, as well as performances by Stockard Channing, Neil Patrick Harris, James Earl Jones, Tony Kushner, Angela Lansbury and Patti LuPone, among others.
Obama thanked Clinton for "his legacy," saying Clinton led the Democratic Party out of the political wilderness with a "common-sense progressive agenda that is important to remember at this moment."
Earlier, the Democratic titans addressed a more intimate high-dollar reception at a private residence and a larger dinner featuring rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who flew with Obama on Air Force One for the event. The campaign paid his expenses, the White House said. Bon Jovi also serves on the White House Council for Community Solutions.
At the Bon Jovi event, Clinton called GOP attacks "vicious" and "fact free."
"I don't think it's important to re-elect the president," he said. "I think it is essential to re-elect the president."
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This theme offers film excerpts on land claims, management of natural resources, ancestral rights and recovery of Aboriginal cultural artefacts. It also presents images showing the resistance of Aboriginal peoples to repression by non-Aboriginal culture.
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Methods of request object $r
Methods of request object $r
* $r->args - method returns the arguments of request.
* $r->args - method returns the arguments of request.
* $r->discard_request_body - method tells nginx to discard the request body.
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This module makes it possible to execute Perl directly within Nginx and call Perl via SSI.
Building Module at Compile-time
Unless built at compile-time, the module is not available. The default is to not build this module. If you want to enable this module, is necessary to specify --with-http_perl_module when running configure.
Your system must have Perl 5.6.1 or above.
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This module is experimental; therefore anything is possible and bugs are likely.
- If a Perl module performs protracted operation, (for example DNS lookups, database queries, etc), then the worker process that is running the Perl script is completely tied up for the duration of script. Therefore embedded Perl scripts should be extremely careful to limit themselves to short, predictable operations.
- It's possible for Nginx to leak memory if you reload the configuration file (via 'kill -HUP <pid>').
http { perl_modules perl/lib; perl_require hello.pm; perl_set $msie6 ' sub { my $r = shift; my $ua = $r->header_in("User-Agent"); return "" if $ua =~ /Opera/; return "1" if $ua =~ / MSIE [6-9] \.\d+/; return ""; } '; server { location / { perl hello::handler; } } }
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I have a question, I welded for a Major airline for 6 years, and have done UHV Welding, for the time being im working in a different field but do the shop welding as well, what i was wondering what kind/type of companys hire Tig welders that people might not think to look? Does anyone work in general avaition welding? I am slowly working into my own stuff but need to keep working for awhile yet, any ideas would be great! Thanks!
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I was driving down I-10 last year in south Louisiana and there was a place that built fire trucks. Out front they had a big sign that they were looking for tig welders. Makes sense I guess, piping, flanges etc,, Maybe something like that may work for you. Good LuckWebb's Welding and Repair LLC
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Problem is....there isnt much welding in general aviation aircraft, at least not as much as one might think. Repair work carried out in shops will usually require you to be at least an A&P to do the welding. Now you can start your own business....but it might be slim unless you go into kit fabrication or antique restoration, and in the antique field you have to be able to do a lot more then weld...and it wont be TIG for the most part.
I know of 2 individuals that made it work.....aircraft exhaust system repair is big.....as are making components for kit aircraft...if your willing to do the homework....and take the risk.
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Hey there jetmek and mako, thanks for the responce, jetmek up here in Mn we have a few places that do that type of stuff, that is a good thing to look at im sure. mako, yes i have heard there is not alot in general aviation but like you said the exhaust side there is alot, a year ago a guy that does exhaust offered me a job ..only trouble is i didnt think his set-up was the greatest...in his basement!! no ventilation and lots of fiber grinding/cutoff wheels!! i guess he wanted to keep his cars clean in the garage and didnt care much about the daycare his wife ran upstairs! i have approx 18 years TIG exp, 13 Mil-std aircraft certs and 2 ASME sec IX certs but NO A&P. Jetmek, i also remember awhile back you thought you might be able to go to the sheet metal shop at fed ex, that would be GREAT experience if you could get into engine sheet metal welding, let me know, thanks for the info guys!
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Caught a good show the other night on the Discovery channel. It was about building airplanes. Welding is NOT where its at.
They don't weld'um like they used to.
Today its glue which is better than welding in the aircraft industry.Don
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Some of the strongest evidence for the common ancestry of all life forms comes from genetics.
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From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
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I am neither a farmer nor an octogenarian, yet images of the disastrous U.S. dust bowl of the 1930s are forever etched in my memory. What I am is a mom, who is well aware of how children's health is linked to the food our kids eat — in all kinds of ways. And these two things are are inextricably linked through our food system, and the policies that shape it.
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I am still trying to figure out what it means that the Hawaiian shirt pastors are the "establishment" that self-styled Christian hipsters are rebelling against! To a traditional Christian -- Orthodox, Catholic or Reformed -- the idea that Rick Warren et alia represent a stuffy establishment is simply bizarre. But that's American Christianity; we contain multitudes. . . .
What's interesting to me, as a non-Evangelical, is that there is nothing particularly countercultural to be discerned about a Catholic or Orthodox Christian who drinks, or who is interested in Merton or Berry, or who finds "Mad Men" entertaining. Still, this is an interesting bit of cultural anthropology, insofar as Christian hipsterism, from an Evangelical perspective, appears to involve some dabbling into sacramental themes and tropes, and booze. I'd love to hear what my Evangelical readers think of it.
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By 9 a.m. Thursday morning, three canvas bags overflowing with fresh fruits and vegetables hung from Lorraine Bakaitis' walker. A Chicago resident who calls Weiss her "second home," Bakaitis had come to the hospital on Thursday not for an appointment, but for the Uptown Farmers Market.
Weiss administrators decided to host the market in order to bring the ideas behind "Health for Life," the hospital's new initiative, to the community. Health for Life operates under the idea that maintaining key health factors (such as body mass index, blood glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, exercise and diet) will lead to a healthy life.Terry Tuohy, director of volunteer services at Weiss, led the charge in finding a way to bring the idea to life. "What could we do to get thinking outside the box?" she said. Before long, she had found an answer: "Being healthy starts with food."
The team planned to turn Weiss' parking garage roof into a garden and host a farmer's market. Tuohy went to the neighborhood's alderman, Helen Shiller, to share the plans. And Shiller recommended gardeners to help maintain the rooftop.
Jed Schenkier, one of the gardeners, works a fulltime job and spends his evenings on the rooftop watering and weeding the spinach, arugula and kale growing in 8-foot-by-2-foot boxes along the perimeter.
"All you need is good soil and plenty of water," he said. Along with Will Pool and Donna Buyer, Schenkier started the garden about a month and a half before the first farmers market. By opening day, they had piles of leafy greens for sale.
Among the offerings from the other booths: peas, onions, beets, lettuce, broccoli, radishes, berries and cherries. The city supplied the list of potential farmer's and food businesses, and originally three booths were scheduled for opening day. By the time the day arrived, five more had signed on. The number of vendors has continued to increase, thanks to strong sales each week. Bread, fresh-cut flowers, cheeses and jams are all for sale at the market now.
"I hope they all sell out," Tuohy said, as she walked from booth to booth buying heaps of fresh produce for a weekend party. "I want this to grow. I want it to become a staple of the neighborhood."
And because diabetes has grown to epidemic proportions in the United States (an estimated 57 million people are pre-diabetic, the condition before type 2 diabetes), Tuohy plans to fight the disease by reaching out to children.
"If we want to stop diabetes, it starts with education," she said.
She hopes to arrange for children from the Chicago Park District camps to come to the market to learn about fresh fruits and vegetables. "I want to buy them all peaches, so they can taste real peaches," she said.
Before leaving, Bakaitis had one more stop to make: the Farm Fresh Food Stuffs stand. She made her way through the people crowded around it, and peered at the organic eggs, chicken, ribs, sausage and cheese on display—all hormone- and antibiotic-free.
"Free-range eggs—there's nothing like them in this world. Once you've had them, if you can't get them again, you'll be in tears," she said.
That, however, shouldn't be a problem this summer.
The Uptown Farmers Market runs every Thursday through Oct. 28, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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