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Feb 3, 2011
I truly feel some people are really too stupid to even be alive. How do they manage to feed themselves? How do they manage not to walk off cliffs? Too damned stupid to be alive.
It was just last month that we had to have our beloved Maxine put down at almost 14 years old. I find the following stories especially repugnant.
Some stupid woman in Minneapolis tried to mail a 4 month old puppy to Georgia. Seriously.
She put the little pup in a box, poked a couple holes and went to the post office and mailed it to a family member. The packing tape covered the holes.
Oh wait she sent it Priority Post, how thoughtful. That would only take up to 2 days. No worries then. Too damned stupid to be alive.
The box said on it "This is for your 11th birthday. Just what you wanted". Yes that is what every 11 year old wants. A dead puppy in a box. Too damned stupid to be alive.
A regular box in the cargo hold of the plane will be in minus 40 degrees temperature. Too stupid to be alive.
The postal worker asked if anything was perishable, dangerous etc. All the standard questions. I guess she was expected to ask if she was sending a live animal. All the woman said to the postal workers was "be careful, it is delicate".
Thank goodness the little puppy made some noise in the back and moved around. The staff noticed it and got permission to open the box. The dog has been taken away but she could get it back through appeal.
Oh yes, and the stupid bitch asked for her $22.00 back that she paid for postage. Tooooooo stupid to be alive.
Don't even get me started on the horrific slaughter here in B.C. of around 100 sled dogs. I have stayed away from the news reports and newspaper articles because I can't stomach the thought of knowing what happened here.
18 comments:
- Kathy Reed said...
As I type this, my beautiful, abused rescue poodle is asleep on my leg. I think you're entitled to a "rant". Unbelievable!
- February 3, 2011 at 10:08 AM
- Michelle Goodrum said...
I saw this in the newspaper and had to shake my head in disbelief (if I were to allow myself any more of a reaction, I would have been bouncing off the walls and ceiling). That lady had better not be able to get the puppy back!
- February 3, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Pattie said...
Just when you think you've seen it all, this comes out! I have all rescues of EVERYTHING! The slaughter of racehorses after they run their hearts out, and the same with greyhounds. I have a rescued racehorse and he is precious to me. My dogs, cats, birds, chickens are all rescues! I hate people! (not my blogger friends)! Don't get me started! You have all the right to rant. >8>0
- February 3, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- Sue said...
The stupidity and idiocy of some people never fails to amaze me! How do these people make it through the day? This lady was nuts, that's for sure. Thank goodness she didn't drug the poor dog before boxing him up and mailing him- his whimper and movement saved him at the post office!
- February 3, 2011 at 12:01 PM
- Joanne said...
I call these people a waste of oxygen!!! Un-freaken-believeable. And yes lets not discuss that other "issue"
Sue thank goodness this woman was too stupid to think of something like that -thinking of drugging the poor puppy would take some common sense.
Deep breaths Lori - deep breaths.
- February 3, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- T.K. said...
Heard this story on the news the other night and was appalled. I'm with you a hundred percent on this, Lori. That woman should serve jail time so she will have plenty of opportunity to figure out what was wrong with what she did.
- February 3, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Beverly @ The Buzz said...
And they vote. And procreate! Scary how utterly totally stupid people can be. You have every right to be upset. We all should be. I put her in the same league as Michael Vick.
- February 3, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Carol said...
Lets stick her in a box with no air holes and mail her in the belly of an airplane to the other side of the world. The rest of what I want to say, I better not, as it is mostly curse words.
- February 3, 2011 at 3:55 PM
- jojo said...
well said my broken-hearted friend...
- February 3, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- Cindy (Applestone Cottage) said...
I heard that story and couldn't believe it!
Well yes I can. I work with families everyday that are amazingly stupid or just clueless.
Only thing is that they are neglecting children and the effects can last a lifetime. I am currently working with one of the worse cases of neglect I have ever seen. I tell you, it breaks my heart.
I need to quit ranting now myself.
Happy weekend,
- February 3, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Kat said...
Seriously? What an idiot! That poor puppy, thank goodness that the postal workers were alert enough to realize something was up. And she actually had the nerve to ask for her money back? Someone yesterday said that if we got snow (which we did) that she would not come to work today. Why? Because she has no car insurance (illegal) and didn't want to risk recking her car (which she just bought and I'm trying to figure out how she registered it with no insurance). This person has two young children. Which means she drives them around every single day uninsured. People are nuts! Kat
- February 4, 2011 at 4:11 AM
- Jean said...
OH my! I hadn't heard this story. Too stupid is right. I'm so sorry about your sweet baby, Maxine, too.
- February 4, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- DianaR said...
Oh Carol already came up with my option. Mail the stupid PERSON somewhere and that would end the problem. We had a rescue dog for 11 years before she had to be put to sleep - she was so loving and trusting to the very end. I am crying thinking about it and I'd like to do some serious harm to that woman!
- February 4, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Jane said...
I didn't hear about this story. Unbelievable!!
It's amazing how stupid some people can be!!
Sorry to read about Maxine. I'm sure she will be missed.
- February 4, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- Lynn said...
Just let me be Boss of the World for only two weeks! I'll take care of her and the millions like her! Honestly I like dogs more than I like most people! That broad needs to be pinched repeatedly.
- February 5, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Biz said...
Wow, I cannot believe that is a true story! Yep, some damn stupid people out there!
- February 6, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Jack Canfield quotes said...
The poor puppy! Glad that he's okay now. Some people go nuts over some stuff.
- February 8, 2011 at 7:10 PM
- Linda Cummings, B.A., G.D.B.A., M.A. said...
Cruelty to animals comes in many, many forms and lack of using the forebrain is just one ingredient to that special kind of disaster. Too stupid to be alive, yes. Part of the reason we all need to support the animal rescues and shelters surrounding us...definitely. What's the solution? We keep thinking, reasoning, logically working it out, problem-solving and outsmarting those who obviously can't be bothered to expend the energy themselves...after all...one day, this woman will be found nommed to death by a wee little dog in her wee little apartment. If it can happen to an older gentleman's toes, it can happen to her. Just watch ;)
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I haven't bought a TIG welder since the 330 Airco/Miller I got used in 1972. It seemed to always do what we needed to do, and the selenium rectifiers in it are still doing fine. (self healing, you know) If we had anything difficult, we sent it out to somebody with a good synchrowave and a steady hand and were always pleased with the results.
Lately, we've been asked to do a lot of difficult stuff, primarily 1/4 aluminum. It's welding we had no hope of doing in house, and we haven't been very pleased with what we've gotten back. Much of the problems are design related, which we don't have too much control over. Prints show things like a 10 inch long strip of .060 alum welded at right angles to the center of a 1/4 alum plate, with a 3/16 fillet welded specified. I don't like having to tell a customer "we can't do that."
So we've been considering investing in equipment and taking some of that work back in house, to get better control over the results. None of our outside welders seem to think that there is any sense going beyond the
synchrowave, given their mix of work.
Anyhow I've been searching around for somebody with a Dynasty 350 who would let me play around with it, and the best I could do was that a friend had purchased an Aerowave in 2000. I spent about a half an hour with it on Saturday, and I was completely blown away. What an incredible difference.
I've probably only welded myself for 10 or 12 hours in the last year, since most of the time nowdays I sit in front of a computer, but within 2 minutes I was running 3/16 - 1/4 beads on 90 degree intersections between 1/8 and 1/4 aluminum. (3/32 2% cerium, 220 amps fwd 120 amps reverse 300 hz) (at max pedal, which I didn't need) These weren't outside corner welds, but T intesections. (easier to manipulate, but harder to get the heat) I found the difference nearly unbelievable. Since I'm out of practice, to say the least, I found especially nice that when I dipped the tungsten a bit, instead of a huge black cloud, the mistake was barely noticable. I wish I had brought along some .060 alum to try to weld to the 1/4, but I didn't bother, since I assumed it would be not possible.
So my question is: Since the Aerowave isn't available any more, how good of a job did Miller do with the Dynasty 350 to replace it? Is there anybody out there who has had experience with both?
I don't remember the specifications exactly, but I believe the Aerowave has more adjustability than the Dynasty, near as I can figure from the on line manuals. I think the Dynasty hides some things a few menu levels down, that can be done with a button push and a knob twist on the Aerowave. In my experience, anything too hidden won't get adjusted, and the advantage of the control is completely lost.
The other end of the extreme we have been avoiding is the very low end on thin stainless. How does the Dynasty 350 do on welds like 5 to 10 amps DC on 22 ga polished stainless corners? I know friends are routinely using less than 5 amps on some of that work (no rod), and that's below what the Dynasty 350 is rated for, though the Dynasty 200 says it goes to 1 amp.
Anybody out there with experience with both? Comments appreciated.
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I can't believe no one has awnsered this yet?Dynasty 200 DX
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I too am sorry I cant help you, I have a Dynasty 300 and I think its the cats meow compared to the 250 synchrowave.
What I can tell you is that I dont mess with the controls on my dynasty too much, theres more control than I could ever possibly use.
I found what I will call the sweet spot for the majority of my work and I dont go one way or the other to far outside of the sweet spot zone.
If I were to take a guess I would say the aero wave has a little more adjustability.
But thats only a guess.
We have both Dynasty 300's and 350's at work. I haven't had a whole lot of time on the 350 yet but it seems to work just a little nicer than the 300 and the 300 is a great machine!
Unfortuneatly I have no experience with the Aerowave so I can't be of any help comparing the two.at home:
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i have aerowave full feature and love it i tried the new 350 at sema and honestly if you ask which is better i would say my aerowave by the smallest of margins .Miller aerowave full feature
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The controls on the Dynasty were derived from the Aerowave. I just looked back thru the manual for the Aerowave, and the only things that I could see that the Aerowave did that the Dynasty 350 will not is that the Aerowave could control the time in your initial amperage value while using the sequencer (used for automation). You actually gain this ability back while hooking up the automation interface kit for the Dynasty 350, but like I say it is typically used in automation applications. The only other thing that differs is that the Aerowave went down to 1 amp and low end, and on the Dynasty 350 low end is 5. These are the only differences, other than the Dynasty having the ability to adjust some of it's features far beyond what the Aerowave was able to.
Some of the New things that the Dynasty has that the Aerowave did not.
- 36 savable programs- 9 for each polarity and process
- 4 different waveforms- Triangular, Adv Square, Soft Square, and Sine Wave
- Ability of using the sloper while using the spot feature on the machine
- Dynasty 350 will spot time for 999 seconds vs the Aerowave's 30 seconds.
- Adjustable OCV for stick welding
- Dynasty is smaller and about 200 lbs lighter and is capable of nearly the same output (Aero-375A, Dyn-350A)
- Dynasty 350 is Auto-Line equipped. Easy to hook up to your power, power savings, and smaller circuit breaker size
- Dinse adapters make it easier to hook up leads
These are just some of the benefits that I thought of. There are probably more. In short,,,, The Dynasty will do everything that pretty much any user would ever need it to.
Brad H
why did they not take it down to 1 amp ?? is it that much trouble to get to the lower amp's ??? seems like the new wonder welder would have it all coverd.
i suppose you could adjust it to soften the arc, but that may not always lend its self to the application at the time.
not that we wouldn't all love to have a Dyn 350 and a Dyn200 but it seems a hard way to get the 1 amp option along with 300.thanks for the help
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set it to 5 and turn the EN downDynasty 200 DX
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I havnt used a D350, but I have the D300; it will do what you want just fine, and make you look good when you do it.... easy.
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Thanks for the good input. Been talking to the sales people today.
Of course every thing is the greatest to them. I did get the suggestion that to get below 5 amps you can just go to pulse mode. 5 amps at 50 per cent
duty cycle is essentially 2.5 amps if your switching frequency is fast. He said he had a customer welding .007 thick stainless bellows with a Dynasty 350 in a mechanized setup.
We're really wishing we had a Dynasty today. When you have brushed stainless meeting at 90 degrees, you really don't want to get too much heat into the joint.


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Is all morality about human rights?
Is the whole of morality about human rights, or human rights the whole of morality? Are there other types of moral concern than human rights concerns? One can argue that morality is a human construct as we are the only species (at present) able to recognize and live by its existence. Thus, morality can only apply to human rights because we are the only species able to even enter into conversation with it in the first place.
With that in mind, do all moral considerations necessarily only relate back to the protection of these rights; so that concerns for animals or the environment are relevant only as moral concerns in terms of how they can directly/or indirectly affect human rights? Or is morality a universal concept that extends far beyond the remit of Human Rights and if so how can one justify such a position?
Nov 19 2012: it should be about respecting and taking care of life in general, animals, humans, the environment
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Hi Jennifer
I think the definition of morality in practical everyday words is USUALLY about human rights and usually holding human rights as the most important consideration. Our legal systems and political machines function this way.
But we have observed animals risking self safety for another, most notably mothers.
Morality as a universal concept can be justified in terms of empathy. Empathy is recognized as a positive value, a good, and it can be applied by asking the right questions when there is no legal precedent. In questions of cruelty to animals, for example, the question is not whether the animals understand fair treatment but rather do they feel pain. We can make universal application as we reflect on the element within ourselves that experiences the rightness or wrongness of an action.
I have known vegetarians who made a moral decision not to ever cause the death of an animal, and that morality might seem extreme to some, but we are faced with a similar perspective when we think about how future generations will suffer due to our carelessness.
My wish is that morality does eventually become a generally accepted universal concept based on a growing sense of human potential and empathic potential. This is like a growing circle that should expand to encompass our blue marble.
Daryl Roche
Nov 13 2012: Morality and ethics are born of a fundamentally common need to relate to the other members of the group or tribe in a way that promotes a harmony in support of the needs of the tribe as a whole because of the realization that we are stronger and better able to survive and breed as a group than as an bunch of individuals separately. Morality is about the integrity of the tribe, not the rights of an individual.Nov 12 2012: Ethics and morality are never absolute nor at they universal. A case can be made for that point by looking at certain historical events in different countries that follow similar processes and result in similar, albeit not comparatively as extreme, consequences. As a comparison, the Jewish people of Europe and the Japanese-Canadians of WWII. These two people existed in two different places at the same time in history. Both groups were stripped of their national identities, both groups had all or nearly all of their property repossessed by government bodies, both groups were interned and subjected to horrible living conditions and hard labour. In Canada, the government stopped just a few steps short of the Nazi party. While keeping in mind the objective purpose of the above example (I do not readily have facts and figures available, though parallels can be drawn), can someone explain to me how such base human rights as citizenship, particularly of second-generation Japanese-Canadians, and all other rights associated with citizenship be taken away from a person, yet ethics and human rights still be considered universal?
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And stemming from that train of thought, how can ethics dictate morality, yet morality cannot have any bearing on the value of ethics? To me they are two parts of a whole that communicate equally with each other, and are also determined, or else manipulated, by interpretation.
David Lane
Nov 12 2012: Human rights, as a theoratical concept, is political and sometimes applied as legal frameworks. As such it is not necessarily moral (or as others below suggested ethical). [Quick definitions: moral- study of good and evil to direct human behavior; ethics- rational rules and procedures for proper etiquette (proper in the sense of agreed values].
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There are some shared foundations and concerns as all three are human constructions that questions 'right' behavior and whose answers are often derived from similar conceputal systems.
For instance, an American Christian might argue that morality is founded in God's word. God gave us free will to choose good or evil and his word gives us the direction of good and means to rebuke evil. One aspect of the good pursued by the individual can be granted and protected by the government in the form of "human rights" as God does. If God grants individuals the freedom to pursue the good, then government ought to do the same in a similar fashion that God does.
An easy example to formulate to show the difference between morality, human rights, and ethics within a general system)
American Christian System:
Morality-immulating God (good); Human Rights- freedom to pursue the good (study, speaking, worship, challenge, etc--inquiry); ethics- laws (or rules) of those involved (power-consensual value-shared) through the rational form (logical development from foundational values) of deciding conduct and the judging of behavior within the group (mutual or visting members) as God would.
Shawn Jones
Nov 9 2012: Morality deals with the distinction between "good" and "bad" behaviour. Human rights are universal and egalitarian where morality is usually defined by a dominant culture.
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To really answer your question, one must find the common ground between the two. It is considered immoral behaviour to kill another human in the tenets of all the major religions. The right to live is also the foremost of all human rights. They are both part of the same thing. The distinctions lay in the excess. For universal morality to exist in harmony with human rights, humanity as a whole must amalgamate their differing moral principals to find common ground that adheres to the universal code of human rights.
It is optimistic to believe that this kind of unity can exist on our planet, but I believe that one day it is possible.Nov 19 2012: I'd like to think of human rights as an idea, the one of treating a person as human, wholly context specific as opposed to the nonsense UN came up with - which is virtually an extension of a particular dialogue. Morality are not human right - they are simply personal principles which helps us distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.
Furthermore, morality could rest on religion or any ethical code but there's got to be a personal reference. Its not collective - Mr A could consider fornication as an immoral act (based on Christianity) while Mr B doesn't (based on secularity).Nov 19 2012: Morality is about good and evil, right and wrong. Now, in terms of morals, there are absolutes, and there are departures from one or the other. There are things that are considered by human beings(except the depraved who would see differently like the colour-blind) as totally horrible and unacceptable; there are also things that are condemned by some but equally defended by some others, things that have to do with individual/society's choices.
Human rights is an abstract concept in the sense that it is open to numerous possibly confusing interpretations. Just like democracy wears different toga in various parts of the world and one can hardly tell what it actually is.
Those who belief that the ideals of human rights would produce the same results as the pursuit of morality should be able to show, not merely through intellectual abstractions, but by pointing to a real society, which has produced a model 'human rights'
Immorality (lies,bribery,corruption,infidelity,unpatriotism,greed e.t.c) are not acceptable as ideal in any human society; but a lazy man could appeal to his 'right' to have a share of the wealth of the diligent rich; a terrorist can defend hate speech with his 'right' to say anything he or she likes and a paedophile can defend his 'right' to pleasure. All the above depraved souls could defend their views and demands with the concept of 'human rights'.
Nov 19 2012: "Immorality (lies,bribery,corruption,infidelity,unpatriotism,greed e.t.c) are not acceptable as ideal in any human society"
Did you say greed, the propellent of human society, is not accepted in any human society? The term "accepted" denote legality. Understand that morality is a personal, as opposed to collective, question. Consider abortion or gambling as a moral question - they are accepted.
Nov 19 2012: That is why I pointed out in my earlier comment that in terms of morality there are absolutes and there are grey areas.
If greed is a propellent of the human society, then we must be out of our minds to condemn Idi-Amin, Mobutu Sese Seko, Gaddafi and other dictators who have corruptly enriched themselves.
And why do we bother condemning the shady bankers and multinationals for the financial crises?Nov 19 2012: That is why I pointed out in my earlier comment that in terms of morality there are absolutes and there are grey areas.
If greed is a propellent of the human society, then we must be out of our minds to condemn Idi-Amin, Mobutu Sese Seko, Gaddafi and other dictators who have corruptly enriched themselves.
And why do we bother condemning the shady bankers and multinationals for the financial crises?Nov 18 2012: Morality, what is moral, can include animals etc. It depends what you choose to focus on.
I note historically concerns about rights went from lords, to land owning men, to men in general outside your tribe, to women, to children, to other races, then to animals generally after all the rest. Maybe even the environment.
I suggest our idea of morality has evolved and broadened in some societies, depending how advanced.Nov 13 2012: Nope !!!!!Nov 11 2012: There are no such thing as inherent human rights. If two people are born at the same time and one has the right, which one has the responsibility to give it to the other?
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Nov 12 2012: You could say they both have the right to not be murdered by the other. If a right is inherent, one simply doesn't take it away from another in the first place.Nov 19 2012: it is not about giving a right, but not taking it from another
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Nov 19 2012: All of this is true and I believe passionately that we should treat each other iwth dignity and compasion, however many people bandy about the term 'Rights' as though they believe they should be given them by others and that I feel is where the process breaks down.
Gail .
Nov 10 2012: I differentiate between morals and ethics. For me, morals are something that are taught by either religions or states. Ethics, on the other hand, are innate in humans and animals. In the USA today, too many tightly held moral values are unethical, because they are so cruel and destructive. That's because the USA has become a tyrannical Christian theocracy. They adhere to rules given them by men rather than the eternal wisdom of our common being.Nov 9 2012: "Is all morality about human rights?"
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No, human rights have to do with ethics, not morals.
Nov 9 2012: This is not correct in the given context, as 'human rights' were defined by ethics and put to practice by morals.
Ethics is the 'theory of moral' and it was used to define the 'human rights'.
Moral is the entirety of 'etiquette' or 'code of behaviour' on which a group or an individual acts upon.
So both, ethics and morals, are parts of 'human rights'.
Nov 9 2012: No, if human rights were defined by morals then you'd have different sets of human rights in different countries. Morals are influenced by religion and other aspects of culture, ethics are supposed to be universal, they can't be based on religion or tradition, you have to be able to explain them to a Martian.
Ethics and morals are not the same, they happen to agree sometimes but you cannot back up ethics with "because the bible says so", unlike morals. Sex between two consenting adults is a moral issue in some deeply religious countries, but it is not an ethical issue. Ethics are not based on morals.
Nov 9 2012: 'No, if human rights were defined by morals then you'd have different sets of human rights in different countries.'
You are right here and this is because and as I stated, they got defined by ethics.
If 'human rights' would be understandable to 'Martians' if they were not humanoid, is a different question...Nov 9 2012: If you would use the 'Reply' function on comments instead of using '@below' additions within your ones, people get notified about these changes and can respond better.
I did not mention that ethics and morals are the same, because they are not the same. So I don't see any contradiction in my comment and what you are trying to make me understand.
Ethics does not rely on moral, but moral can be based on ethics.
As a matter of fact, if you wan't 'human rights' to be not only accepted but also applied, you need to incorporate this ethic into the moral code, because otherwise it is not put into practice.
The bible and sex can interfere with ethics, but they do not necessarily influence it.
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Why do we need a moral code if we have an in-built ethical code, which I believe we do.
Nov 11 2012: This question to me is like the 'egg / chicken paradox'. Do we really have an in-built ethical code, as you believe, or is this code part of nurture and influenced by moral.
I figuered for 'ethics', that it is very easy to have those 'but' exceptions applied to it, so that I don't know of a single ethical rule today which was 'untouchable' or 'absolute' in its validity.
If I imagine that I was born as a viking and would have been raced to become a warrior - taking lives for 'valid' reasons at that time would not have me troubled much, if at all.
I bring this up, because 'killing' another human is a matter of ethics, yet it does not seem to be 'absolute' at all. So if there was this 'in-built' code as you say, what contains it?
This is why I spoke about ethics as the ''theory of moral'', because to me it is a construct of our minds.
Maybe you can point me some facts which I missed on this and to make me understand what your 'in-built' code contains.Nov 9 2012: Issues of morality are not limited to human rights, but rather human rights are intrinsically tied to issues of morality, and morality is not necessarily limited to humans. An example of this might be hunting practices in various countries. In Canada there is the annual seal hunt, in Japan there is the dolphin hunt. Much of the controversy regarding such practices are centered around the ethics and morals pertaining to those traditions (i.e. the killing of those animals, how they are killed). That controversy can also be extended to the cultures of the people involved. How much right do they have to practice something that has historically been a part of their identity? Are they obligated by popular vote to abolish a time honoured tradition? Maybe the better question might be is: How is morality subjective?Nov 9 2012: Re: "One can argue that morality is a human construct as we are the only species (at present) able to recognize and live by its existence.
Where did morality evolve from if not other animals?
Nov 19 2012: it could be someone's common sense like when you think of an invention or an idea. for example, after seen someone committing detrimental acts against another even a distant community could have come with a set of new morality based rules. I don't think certain things have to evolve from something else.Nov 9 2012: If rights are entitlements and what is owed and morality is manner, character, and proper behavior then we have mixed apples and oranges here.
The concern for animals and the environment or just man falls under symbiosis. In order to survive we must interact and appreciate nature.
In order to explore this further it would be required to wear togas and set under a olive tree and debate the merits of each.
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I haven't been online in such a while but once again I find myself wondering about. I haven't gotten any hours this summer no one is my province was hiring, including i do believe 3 others are in the same boat I'm in. I'm still going back to school and this year the shops going to be MINE I want to make something use full, yet challenging so I can get all my skills back I'm a bit rusty. I'd greatly appreciate if anyone on here could give me ideas, and I'm hoping i can fit it in he back of my 1/4 tonne S10 to drive home so there is a semi size problem.
I'd also like to say Hello to everyone new to the Miller boards and I'm looking forward to talking to you on the boards in the near future
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New project ideas......Thanks for reading I hope my post helped
09-17-2008, 06:19 PM #2Senior Member
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New Project Ideas - steel storage rack
I weld in my garage and have to keep my footprint small. I recently built a heavier version of a rack I designed a year ago. I use 4 1/2" heavy cardboard tubes, but you could use 4" PVC pipe instead. I can cut my steel to 10' lengths, sort by flats, pipe, angles, etc. to make it easy to inventory and pull stock for projects. The tubes are tight and lock each other in. It is very sturdy.
nice rack.
cool idea.thanks for the help
hope i helped
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09-18-2008, 07:00 AM #4Senior Member
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Carrier rack for the truck for long stock/ladder/pipe/whatever?
Light bar for the truck (winter is dark and long, no?) Maybe with a mount for the spare (getting it out from underneath stinks)?
Cover for the truck bed (arched frame, mounts that don't mess up the rails, etc)
Custom toolbox that meets YOUR needs and mounts where you want it in the bed?
On these trucks a fair bit of planning is needed on accessories to keep the weight down and the balance good.
09-18-2008, 07:34 AM #5Senior Member
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i've got three or four projects lined up for the winter
- a welding cart for the garage (to hold a buzz box, a mig
and its bottle (or two -- i'm thinking of doing some al work)
and maybe integrate in a small tool chest). think of it as
a micro-sized-welding-service-truck :-)
- a base for a smallish wood-working bench
- a flatscreen-tv stand (more than a few good ideas have
been posted here and on the hobart board)
- a small bike-rack for the bicycles
i know, i could go buy these things, but making them is a lot more
fun and satisfying. look around the house -- i'm sure you'll
come up with an idea or two. (and look around the project
pages on the miller website)
09-18-2008, 03:07 PM #6Member
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Hello, and welcome to the forums.
Welding is alot like riding a bike, in the sense that once you get it down, its hard to forget.
But you can always improve your skills.Read or submit reviews of Lincoln, Hobart and Miller Welders atThe Welder Shop.
How about a nice welding/work table?"If you build it, they will come!"


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== Issues and Fixes ==
== Issues and Fixes ==
Revision as of 23:47, 16 January 2013
Template:Infobox SimCity (series)
- Sequel to SimCity 3000 (1999).
- Poorly optimised for current computer hardware
- 1 Issues and Fixes
- 2 Graphical Tweaks
- 3 Mods
- 4 Game data
- 5 System Requirements
- 6 Useful Links
Issues and Fixes
Poor Performance on Modern Systems
Some newer, modern systems may suffer performance issues if using Windows 7/Windows Vista, using multi-core CPUs, or recently released GPUs.
To try and fix this you can do the following:
- Run SimCity 4.
- Go to the settings menu.
- Under "Renderer", check "Software".
- Restart SimCity 4.
Crashes on Multi-Core Systems
When SimCity 4 crashes on a multi-core system, assign it to a single CPU according to this tutorial or by adding -CPUCount:1 in the launch options through Steam or in the "target" field of a shortcut to SimCity4.exe (Retail or Origin version).
IH Missing Jobs
There is a bug within the game where almost every IH lot in the game doesn't offer any high wealth jobs even though it creates a demand for high wealth residents. IH Missing Jobs Fix takes care of that and will have people filling up those IH jobs, allowing your lots to prosper and grow.
Cities get automatically moved from the Region folder to the Downloads folder
When you have two or more copies of the same city in your Region folder upon starting SimCity 4, the game uses only one version and the other city copies are either deleted or automatically moved to the Downloads folder. SimCity 4 determines which file to use by sorting the city file names alphabetically and taking the first entry.
Example: If you have the following city copies in your region folder, then only "City - TEST 1.sc4" will be kept, the others will either get deleted or will be moved to the Downloads folder:
City - TEST 1.sc4 City - TEST 2.sc4 City - TEST 3.sc4 City - TEST 4.sc4
Unresolved Issues
Integer Overflow
An integer overflow bug is also present in the game. Under certain conditions, the Junior Sports Program and Parks and Recreation expense items will be a negative value - thus adding to the end of month balance instead of reducing it.
Intel Macintoshes
The game has major flaws when operating on computers by Apple using Intel processors. Aspyr released a beta of a patch to fix the problems in 2007, but the patch was never finalized and many bugs remain. Some have a serious impact on playability, including frequent crashes if a city exceeds 95,000 population, flawed display of the water surface, frequent blurring or replacement of objects with random other objects, and an inability to significantly accelerate the vehicle in driving mode that prevents many gameplay features from being unlocked.
Minor Issues and Fixes
Minor issues and fixes can be found here.
Graphical Tweaks
Custom resolutions
Custom resolutions are possible, with caveats, as explained at Widescreen Gaming Wiki. The simplest way is to put -CustomResolution:enabled -rXResolutionxYResolutionx32 in the launch options through Steam or in the "target" field of a shortcut to SimCity4.exe (Retail or Origin version). Example for 1920x1080 at 32-bit: -CustomResolution:enabled -r1920x1080x32
Windowed Mode
To have SimCity 4 launch in windowed mode use the parameter -w in the launch options or the target field of the shortcut. To revert, removing -w is not always enough. If you get stuck in windowed mode, use the parameter -f to revert to full screen on launch.
Turn off Intro
To disable the intro, use the parameter -intro:off in the launch options or the target field of the shortcut.
Further parameters
More parameters can be found via this link. Please be aware that if you use the -UserDir parameter, changes made in any ingame options may not be saved properly.
Multimonitor Support
There is no multimonitor support according to Widescreen Gaming Forum.
The game doesn't support any form of antialiasing.
Anisotropic Filtering
There is no anisotropic filtering option available in the game.
This section is originally based on this reddit thread by remixof1983, used here with permission and remixed for ease of use. Additionally, this thread has been used as a point of reference.
Please keep in mind that some mods may require dependencies. Dependencies are files essential for properly running the mod and must be downloaded. The dependencies for each mod are listed on the respective mod's page. Also, the sites on which you will find these mods require that you create a free account in order to actually download the content.
Some of these mods, and many others, can be found on the site Simtropolis.
- NAM: Network Addon Mod. The NAM is probably the largest Simcity 4 mod, simply due to the sheer number of features. It is an extensive reworking of the road system that includes multi-tiered roads, elevated rails, highways, lanes, roundabouts, underground rails, tram systems and a variety of bug fixes and improvements to the traffic simulator, such as accurate path-finding and performance improvements.
- SAM: Street Addon Mod. The SAM includes a few set of roads for your city. Gravel, dirt, asphalt, cobblestone and brick roads give you a lot more control over individual neighborhoods. The mod uses starter pieces, so read the instructions before you begin to use it.
- NMW: Network Widening Mod. The NWM is a content pack for the NAM, which adds 3, 5, 6 and 7 lane roads and avenues. It is useful for decorating your city, but the roads help reduce traffic stress as well.
- RealHighway Mod. The RHM is another content pack for the NAM that provides a new set of highway intersections that utilize dirt roads. These cost less to build and maintain, so they are recommended for rural use. The mod also includes a set of double decker highways and intersections.
- Railway Addon Mod. The RAM is yet another content pack for the NAM, albeit a simple one. It incorporates a network of single rail tracks into the game, interchangeable at will with the standard rail tracks.
- SPAM: SimPeg Agricultural Mod. The SPAM is a mod that completely replaces the farming system, which was left unfinished at the time of the game's release. It raises farming's importance in the early game to a very high degree, at which point it is actually viable to create cities solely based on agriculture. Being such a popular mod, SPAM addons exist that allow you to customize your agricultural city even further with that take things even further with custom buildings, roads and lots.
- CAM: Colossus Addon Mod. The CAM allows you to use CAMeLots, which completely redefine the look of the game. If you're tired of the same old buildings popping up in your city, CAM alters the stage growth of in-game buildings for better development, which has the effect of spicing up the game by adding a ton of new buildings. There are many dependencies.
- CDK3: Marina. Marina is a part of the Coastal Development Kit, which is a series of mods and lots to liven up your coasts, including seaports, seaport villages and boardwalks. They give you an entirely new marina for your game and allow you to actually expend the marina along the entire coast with additional buildings such as boat storage, a yacht club, a sport fishing club, a marina parking lot, and more. The full collection is found here.This image shows you what you can create with the entirety of the CDK3.
- RMIP: Runway Making Improvement Project. The RMIP allows for the creation of unique airports via the infrastructure creation plops. Additional plops can be found here.Although it won't be out for quite a while, the team behind this are already working on the next mod in this series which you can follow here: RMIP-3 Large Airport Edition.
- Paeng's Parks. This mod gives you the power to create truly beautiful parks in your city, including paths, gardens, gazebos, monuments and similar attractions found in parks. Addons add administration buildings and cemetery walls. This and this are two examples of the amazing parks you will be able to create with this mod.
- Paeng's Free Waters. This mod is a set of waterside plops that allow you to beautify your lakes and rivers. If you want to get more in depth, look up Paeng's Turbulences Vol. 1, Paeng's Turbulences Vol. 2 and PEG Ponds and Streams which includes waterfalls. Here is an example of what you can do with the Free Waters and the Turbulences mods.
- MTP: Mountain Theme Pack. This mod allows you to create entire communities in the mountains and forests, with many unique lots and buildings, such as trails, a lumber yard, a saw mill, unique roads, parking lots, parks, lodges, cabins, and much, much more. This mod comes from PEG, the same crew behind CDK3, Ponds and Streams, and several other mods.
- MAPP: Modular Amusement Parks Pack. The MAPP allows you to create amusement parks within your city and includes a wide variety of rides and coasters.
- Age Degradation Mod. It's all in the title. This mod changes the rate and way hat buildings degrade, as the built-in system was both flawed and unrealistic.
- Industrial Facelift. This mod provides many new props to the industrial part of your city, and changes the amount of lots, buildings and their size.
- LRM: Light Replacement Mod. This mod replaces most of lighting system in the game. Improved streetlights, night lighting and lighting engine make this mod a must have for cities to be truly beautiful.
- Rivit's Coastal Mod. This mod allows you to change the color of the water and beaches in your regions/cities. There are several choices of color for both the water and the shores, giving you a variety to mix and match. The resulting effects are beautiful.
- Beach Extend Mod. This mod gives you larger, more realistic beaches by simply extending them slightly further into the water.
- JRJ Sidewalk Mod. This older mod allows you to change the sidewalk textures from the Maxis default to the new texture. There are several styles to choose from. An alternative mod is HD Gravel Sidewalks.
- Radius Doubler Mod increases the coverage of your in game services. All the schools, police stations, fire departments along with the clinic and hospital will have increased coverage. Allows for lower density cities.
- Toll Booth Boster V2.0 increases the capacity of your toll booths, letting traffic flow smoothly through your toll booths. Optionally, you can also have higher toll booth charges for some extra income.
- PEG Snow Mods allow you to create a winter wonderland! Allows the building of ski resorts.
- BSC Canals is one of many canal sets available, featuring a lot of different pieces to play with. Additionally, BSC Brick Canals Bridge Pack, Urban Canal Set and BSC Canals Narrow Set give you some more choices when building your canal network. for more BATs and lots, check out the author's page on the LEX.
- PEG CSK: Channel Stream Kit is another canal mod, this one has some cool addons like restaurants, water taxi, docks, and more.
- Oppie's Canal Set is just what it sounds like. yet another set of canals for your Simcity.
- SC4Terraformer. This is a widely used tool that ca render custom maps designed and built within the program.
- SC4DataNode. This is a tool that checks your pugins folder, analyzes it, and tells you if any mods are missing dependencies or not. Very useful for making sure every plugin works.
Many texture packs exist for Simcity 4. They are hard to find, so this is a WIP section.
Game data
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 25, 2011)
The ETSU men's tennis team picked up its fourth straight Atlantic Sun Conference victory as the Bucs shut out Florida Gulf Coast, 7-0, Friday afternoon at the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center.
With the win ETSU improves to 11-6 overall and 5-1 in A-Sun play, while the Eagles fall to 3-15 overall and 1-7 in league play.
ETSU jumped out to the early 1-0 lead after taking the opening doubles point. The ETSU pair of
Charles Bottoni
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Sander Gille
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Jesus Bandres
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At the No. 2 position, ETSU freshman
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Jeremy Bonnevalle
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Akser defeated Tsamas at the No. 4 position, 7-6, 6-2, while freshman
Jorge Varon
(Valencia, Venezuela) rolled past Mitchell Lvovsky, 6-2, 6-0, at the No. 5 spot.
The Bucs will look for a weekend sweep as they host Stetson tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. The match will be played on campus at the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center.
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Singles Results
1. Jesus Bandres (ETSU) def. Matthew Rock (FGCU), 6-1, 4-0, retired
2. Roger Ordeig (ETSU) def. Steve Binninger (FGCU), 6-0, 6-0
3. Jeremy Bonnevalle (ETSU) def. Carlo Checchia (FGCU), 6-3, 7-6
4. Robin Akser (ETSU) def. Dean Tsamas (FGCU), 7-6, 6-2
5. Jorge Varon (ETSU) def. Mitchell Lvovsky (FGCU), 6-2, 6-0
6. ETSU def. FGCU, by forfeit
Doubles Results
1. Bottoni and Teraz (ETSU) def. Tsamas and Checchia (FGCU), 8-3
2. Gille and Akser (ETSU) def. Lvovsky and Rock (FGCU), 8-2
3. ETSU def. FGCU, by forfeit
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