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Haven't watched too much of that league nor understand its nuances other than that outside of late bloomers like Cam Wake or diamonds in the rough like Thigpen, it's essentially the Ted Mack Amateur Hour compared to the NFL's talent. (just stating that factually, not derisively).
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Salzburg, Austria
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Knowledge and expertise regarding proper treatment of diabetes mellitus type 2 (T2DM) don't translate well into diabetes care. Even disease management programs (DMP) appear to have rather small effects. Emphasizing patient self management and peer support are promising new approaches in diabetes care beyond DMP. We therefore propose a study evaluating a peer support program centered on patient self management. The intervention under investigation will be that peer groups of diabetic patients will exercise together, meet to talk about personal, social and emotional issues regarding diabetes and have access to support by MDs, dieticians, clinical psychologists and physical education trainers.
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"Forum Medizin 21", a congress for General Practice and Family Medicine in Salzburg (Austria), September 2011
World Diabetes Congress, Dubai UAE), December 2011
ÖDG Congress (Austrian Diabetes Association), Salzburg (Austria), November 2011
EbM Congress of the German Network for Evidence-based Medicine, Hamburg (Germany), 2012
47 Kongress für Allgeimenmedin un Familienmedizin, Munich (Germany), September, 2013
World Diabetes Congress, Melbourne (Australia), December 2013
- ÖGAM News, "Ausgabe 12"
- Salzburger Nachrichten "'Diabetes: Hilfe in der Gruppe", December 2012
- Salzburgorf.at "Gesundheitsprojekt für Diabetiker boomt" December 2012
- Salzburg 24 "Salzburger Pilotprojekt für Diabetespatienten zeigt erste Erfolge", December 2012
- Salzburger Volkszeitung "Diabetes-patienten haben Zucherwert mit Sport im Griff" December 2012
- "Can a peer support intervention improve type 2 diabetes outcomes?", Diabetes Voice, June 2014
Project completed in September 2013
BRIDGES (Bringing Research in Diabetes to Global Environments and Systems) is a programme initiated by the International Diabetes Federation, and supported by an educational grant from Lilly Diabetes.


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Sunday, March 28, 2004Boone, N.C. (March 28, 2004) � In a Southern Conference pitchers' duel, Appalachian State University's Jordan Arnold went the distance, allowing four hits over seven innings, but ETSU's Tiffany McVay (Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.) was better. McVay smacked a 3-2 pitch over the left field fence in the sixth inning that proved to be the difference in ETSU's 1-0 Southern Conference win on Sunday. In addition, McVay pitched seven innings of scoreless work. Arnold allowed one Buccaneer hit in three of the first four innings, but found her way out of trouble each time. After sitting the Bucs down in order in the fifth, the Black Mountain, N.C. product retired the first two batters of the sixth before yielding the home run to McVay. McVay allowed a pair of hits in the first innings and one in the second, but retired the final 17 Mountaineer batters in order en route to the complete-game victory. The Buccaneer hurler struck out one and did not allow any free passes in the triumph. Appalachian had its best scoring threat in its first at-bat, registering back-to-back singles with one out by Candace Shelton and Diana Cook. Reaching on a successful bunt, Shelton quickly stole second base with one away. Cook followed with a bloop single that stayed in the infield and Shelton was sent home, but Mary Beth Hazelwood (Knoxville, Tenn.) fired a strike to the plate where catcher Sheryl Clark applied the tag in time for the second out. With Cook moving to second base on the throw to the plate and two out, Christa Hicks lined out to end the inning. Prior to the Buccaneers' only run of the day, they did not have a base runner advance to third base. With one out in the fourth inning, Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) doubled to right field and on a wild pitch, tried to advance to third where she was gunned down by Sarah Gough. Appalachian looks to return to the win column on Thursday, April 1, when it entertains Charlotte in a doubleheader beginning at 3 p.m. East Tennessee State returns home to entertain Radford in a twin bill of its own on Wednesday, March 31. First pitch is slated for 1 p.m.


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Heat oil in wok or frying pan. Add onion and cook until translucent, approximately 1-2 minutes. Add garlic and cook until onion is golden. Add tomatoes, chilies, ginger, salt and spices. Bring to a simmer, stir in potatoes, cauliflower, and carrots. Cover and simmer over medium-low heat for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Stir in the cilantro and simmer for another 20 minutes over low heat, until vegetables are tender but firm. While cooking there should be enough liquid to from a sauce; if not add 1/4 cup water to pan.
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kids ferris wheel need help with plans (pics inside)
Looks like a good way to get the wife in shape
It looks like not much bending the tubing looks like mitre cuts and welded. The drive can't be too hard to figure out once the wheel is up and turning...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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As far as the drive, looks something like a bicycle. Start searching the trash for someones discarded bike. Then 2 90deg gear boxes or some worm gear setups, and some bearings and shafts.
I'm betting a quick hunt thru Graingers or MSC's catalogue will get you the gear boxes. Not inexpensive to be sure.
Looks like a cool project.
Actually thinking a bit more if you turn the "engine" 90 deg you could completely eliminate the need for the gear box.
Pedal shaft direct drives lower gear at bottom of tower. Chain and sprocket (Like used on a bike turned vert)used to transfer power the main wheel. You will need to enclose the chain for the kids safety.
Another thought, be sure an mak a provision to lock the unit so the kid on the bottom can get off while the kid on the top is hanging, and you may need to think about a way of ballasting the seats to help even out kids of unequal weight.
Looks like a great project. I can't wait to see picts if you build it.
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Beautiful Idea!
That is one of the nicest 'toys' I have ever seen. I don't have any kids but it would sure do my wife good to spend about two hours a day on those pedals. Maybe a couple of sand bags would suffice to replace the kids.
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forget about pedals go to www.surpluscenter.com and get what the call a gear motor they are an electric motor with an atached gearbox, they are avalible in diferent horse power and rpm ratings. I would imagine for that you would want between 20 and 50 rpms. So you dont have to worry about weather on the motor get one of the rubber isolated couplings for hydralic pumps and make a guk isconect for the motor, run a GFCI outlet out to the play ground and plug the motor in. Be sure to ancor the feris wheel so it doesnt tip
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I got to looking on suplus centers web site and the gear motor within the range of 20-50 rpms had littile torqe out put so this what I ecomend, if you are serious aout this make the whell and on the center axel temporaily porvide a means of puting a trque wrench on the wheel to deterime how much torque it will take to get it moveing(this will be he hard part once it gets spinning citrifical force will keep it moveing somewhat. When testing it test with about 150lbs of sand bags per seat.


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Work towards next month's planned release of Kubuntu 11.10 reached another milestone today with the release of Kubuntu 11.10 Beta 1. The standard Kubuntu KDE Plasma workspaces for desktops and netbooks and associated applications are largely feature complete. More details and download information may be found here.
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In 2009, Collin McAliley from Cocoa Beach Junior/Senior High School and James Brandenburg from Cocoa High School shared top honors at the 11th Annual Dr. Nelson Ying Student Science Competition at the Orlando Science Center.
Typically, the grand prize will only go to one winner, but competition founder Dr. Nelson Ying and the judges panel felt both students were worthy of acclaim. The remaining three finalists all received $1,000 fellowships to continue their research over the next year. Rather than split the grand prize into two, Ying awarded James and Collin equal cash prizes of $5,000 each.
Collin's entry, "Red Tide Mitigation: Year 5," nabbed $5,000 and a trophy and cash prizes for his science teacher, Dr. Scott McCord, and his school. His research neutralized toxins in the organism that causes red tide in Florida. By helping to control red tide in Florida, McAliley's research could save millions of species of marine life plus have positive ramifications for the state's fishing and tourism industries.
James's entry, "Post-Process Adaptive Optics," earned cash and a trophy, plus $1,000 for his science teacher, Raul Montes, and $1,000 for his school. His research developed a new optical system and software that makes satellite images and telescope images clearer and more accurate. These results could ultimately help astronomers discover new planets, improve military surveillance or even improve medical imaging.
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Are you getting enough calcium in your diet? Maybe not -- especially if you're a woman or a teenage girl. Although Americans have improved their calcium intake in recent years, we're still not getting enough to maintain our bone health.
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- 51-70 years: 1,200 milligrams daily for women; 1,000 milligrams daily for men
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The Institute of Medicine notes that most in the US get enough calcium except for girls 9 to 18 years old. Although women's recommended calcium needs increase with menopause, postmenopausal woman taking supplements may also be at increased risk of getting too much calcium.
"We know that peak bone mass occurs around age 30, so it's very important in childhood and adolescence to have a healthy intake of calcium early on," says Marcy B. Bolster, MD, professor of medicine in the division of rheumatology and immunology at the Medical University of South Carolina and director of the MUSC Center for Osteoporosis and Bone Health.
"After age 30, we start to gradually lose bone, and that loss accelerates for women at the time of menopause. So it's very important to stave off bone loss with adequate calcium intake."
Your health care provider may recommend calcium supplements. However, with so many choices of calcium supplements,where should you start? Here's what you need to know.
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"I tell my patients to take the kind that they tolerate best and is least expensive," Bolster says. She says she recommends calcium carbonate because "it's inexpensive, won't cause discomfort, and is a good source of calcium."
Some people may have problems producing sufficient stomach acid, or may be taking medications that suppress acid production. For them, says Puzas, a calcium citrate supplement might be better because it "dissolves a little better than calcium carbonate for these people."
What about other types of supplements, like calcium plus magnesium, coral calcium, and so on? Not necessary, the experts tell WebMD, although they note that supplements that combine calcium with vitamin D -- which is essential for the body to appropriately absorb calcium -- provide an added benefit.
What calcium supplement dose is best?
The body can absorb only about 500 milligrams of a calcium supplement at any one time, says Puzas, so you can't just down a 1000-mg supplement first thing in the morning and call it a day.
Instead, split your dose into two or three servings a day. "The best way to take it is with a meal; calcium is absorbed better that way," Puzas says. If your daily diet includes calcium-containing foods and drinks, you may not need multiple doses.
Can you take too much calcium?
According to the National Institutes of Health, the upper limits of daily intake of calcium for people between the ages of 19 and 50 is 2,500 milligrams and for those 51 and older, it's 2,000 mg.
Calcium supplements rarely cause excessive calcium levels in the bloodstream. "It doesn't hurt you, but it's not particularly beneficial, either," Puzas says.
One exception: people who have a tendency to make kidney stones. "You might make larger and more frequent stones with unusually high doses of calcium."
"There's really no point in taking more calcium than about 1,200-1,500 milligrams a day," Bolster stresses.
Can I skip calcium supplements and get what I need from my diet?
Yes. But it's going to take some work.
How can you tell if you're getting enough calcium? Try tracking your calcium intake for a week.
"Write down what you eat for a week, figure out how much calcium is in what you've eaten during that time," says J. Edward Puzas, MD, a professor of orthopedics and director of orthopedic research at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York. "Then divide by seven. I'll bet you'll be well under 1,000 milligrams."
When he first tried this test, Puzas himself found that his calcium intake was only about 700 milligrams per day -- "and I knew better and was trying to do good things!"
Some of your best sources of dietary calcium are yogurt (over 400 milligrams per 8-ounce serving), nonfat milk (about 300 milligrams per serving), and cheeses like mozzarella and cheddar (between 275 and 315 milligrams per serving). Some dark green vegetables, like spinach, are fairly high in calcium as well.
Keep in mind that there's really not that much difference between getting calcium in a supplement and calcium in food.
"Ideally, if you have a good, healthy diet, and get all your nutrients including calcium from that, that's best," says Puzas. "But the calcium in food and the calcium in supplements is identical."
What would a good, calcium-rich diet look like?
If you drank a glass of milk (300 milligrams of calcium) with a calcium-fortified cereal for breakfast (400 milligrams of calcium), you'd get 70% of the 1,000-milligram recommended daily intake of calcium for an adult age 19-50 with that meal alone.
Or, you could have a carton of yogurt (415 milligrams of calcium) with 6 ounces calcium-fortified orange juice (250 milligrams of calcium) for a total of 665 milligrams of calcium. Calcium-fortified foods -- such as cereals, some juices, and soy milk -- are excellent sources of the mineral, experts tell WebMD.
Later that day, if you add 3 ounces of canned salmon(180 milligrams of calcium) on your lunch salad, snack on 1.5 ounces of cheddar cheese (306 milligrams of calcium), have half a cup of spinach with dinner (120 milligrams of calcium), and enjoy half a cup of ice cream for desert (85 milligrams of calcium), you would have gotten more than enough calcium for an average adult.
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EASTON - The death of professional snowboarder Chelone Miller, younger brother of Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller, has hit hard in the town he grew up in.
"We still live in a 'village,'" Starcy Branch, a friend of the family's said Tuesday, noting there is an outpouring of love for Joanne Kenney Miller and Woody Miller of Easton, parents of the 29-year-old who died Sunday of an apparent seizure.
Miller was hoping to make the U.S. squad for snowboardcross for the 2014 winter Olympic games in Sochi, Russia. He'd returned to the sport after recovering from a 2005 motorcycle accident that left him in a coma for 11 days. He came in fourth at the 2013 Sprint U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix. In March he won the Rahlves Banzai Tour overall title.
He was found in his van in the Mammoth Lakes area of California.
Miller grew up in Easton, as did his brother, and learned to ski as soon as he could walk. He discovered snowboarding when he was about 9, and immediately fell in love with it. He was sweet and loving and very close to his family, Branch said.
"He just liked people," she said. "It's very, very tragic. He really made an impact because he was so kind."
Branch called him, "a massively great snowboarder," who also excelled at other outdoor sports.
"We all know everyone," she said of the Easton-Sugar Hill-Franconia area. Everyone, she added, is uniting to help the family. "Their hearts are broken."
John DeVivo, general manager of Cannon Mountain, said Chelone moved out west before DeVivo came to Cannon six years ago.
"Everybody who knew him says he was a great kid, with a lot of spirit. Everyone seems to have a story or two from back in their youth," DeVivo said.
Bode Miller was at Cannon last weekend, raising money for the family's Turtle Ridge Foundation at BodeFest. His sister, Kyla Miller works at the foundation in Sugar Hill; another sister, Wren Miller Weed, is on the board of directors.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family," DeVivo said.
"Chelone Miller was an aspiring elite athlete who had made great progress as a snowboardcross rider this past season. We are all deeply saddened at the news of his death and extend our condolences to the entire Miller family," said Bill Marolt, president and CEO of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association.
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It's not uncommon to see sleepy-eyed high-school students take those last needed sips from a cup of coffee as they walk into school every morning, parent M.C. Keegan-Ayer said.
Drowsy students are commonplace, especially in the county's high schools, which begin classes at 7:30 a.m., she said.
"They are all getting out of their cars and finishing that last cup of Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks," said Keegan-Ayer of Frederick, who used to drop her three children off at Frederick High School. "This is not good."
Now, Keegan-Ayer, who serves as second vice president of the PTA Council of Frederick County Inc., is supporting a more in-depth study of when the county's public schools begin and end the school day.
The Frederick County Board of Education tasked a committee Jan. 2 with examining the issue. The panel has not yet begun its work, and there is no timeline for when the study might begin, said Tracey Lucas, executive director for school administration and leadership.
Whenever the 15-member committee does begin its work, Lucas said the review will include feedback from parents, educators, staff members and students.
The current instructional day begins at 9 a.m. for elementary schools, except for charter and magnet schools, 8 a.m. for middle schools and 7:30 a.m. for high schools.
The issue of when the instructional day begins and ends in the county has been reviewed before.
High-school start times changed to 7:30 a.m. from a later time during the 2003-04 school year, and the times were discussed again in 2007.
A review conducted before the change was approved in the 2003-04 school year found that the cost to change start times ranged between $1.5 million and $4.8 million annually depending how many additional buses and new routes were needed.
School board President Jean Smith said a review in the late 1990s found that starting high schools earlier or later did not result in a significant difference in standardized test scores.
The issue was raised again about two years ago, board member April Miller said.
Schools nationwide have pushed up starting times to 8 a.m. and later for secondary school students.
And in December, Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Joshua P. Starr launched his own study into the issue following petitions seeking to push the start of the high school day from 7:25 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. or later.
Miller said she supports another review in Frederick County and is curious to see what the implications are for transportation and after-school activities.
Having had three children who graduated from Frederick High School, the last one in 2011, Keegan-Ayer said her own children woke up at 6:30 a.m. to make it to school by 7:30 a.m.
Some wake up as early as 5:30 a.m. to catch the bus, she said.
"That's early for kids," Keegan-Ayer said. "I don't know of any high schooler who goes to bed at 9 p.m."
Instead, to keep that schedule, Keegan-Ayer said students are using artificial stimulants, such as coffee, to stay awake during their first period of the day.
School board Vice President Joy Schaefer said research has shown that older students might benefit from sleeping in.
Susan Hannon, professor of psychology and the psychology program manager at Frederick Community College, said most research shows that youth need between eight and 10 hours of sleep each night. However, most are sleeping fewer than eight hours, which can affect brain development.
Adolescence is a peak time for brain development, Hannon said. However, that makes the brain more vulnerable to environmental effects, such as a lack of sleep, she said.
Research shows it does not matter when students get their eight to 10 hours of sleep, she said.
Having raised three teenagers, Hannon said she knows from experience it's difficult to get students to go to bed early.
Nonetheless, some educators say they are unsure whether a change would benefit students.
"It could be that if you started school later, students would still be a little sleepy because if you start later, they are still going to get up right before they have to be at school," said Marlene Tarr, principal at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick.
Tarr said she notices students are much quieter in their first class of the day, and teachers battle student drowsiness with challenging and engaging instruction to keep them focused and alert.
Starting school later also would likely not curb the number of students who are tardy each day, Tarr said.
When Thomas Johnson High opens later for parent conferences or other reasons, the same students often are late to school, she said.
"I think the kids who are late to school would still be late to school," Tarr said of changing the starting time. "If you are always running late, you are always running late."
Schaefer said she supported a review of start times at the middle and high school level, which could be beneficial.
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I have a Invision 456MP and Suitcase 12RC, I use the Program number 2 - 0 4 5 S t A r / C O 2
It has the options "Adaptive" Or "Non Adaptive" when I weld in "Adaptive"works perfect, but when I weld with "Non Adaptive" after a few seconds of welding, the voltage decreases alone.
1 - When I weld in any program that Pulse at Invision 456MP I should use a feeder that Pulse (like the 60M Series) or my simple Suitcase could do it?
2 - When a welder could use "Non Adaptive" and what feeder him would use?
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Invison 456MP "Adaptive" Or "Non Adaptive" When a welder could use?
Well in adaptive, the machine monitors your arc length and "adapts" to changes in position. In non adaptive, you select the arc length, to if your out of position or lift up on the torch, your weld will go wonky.
Best to leave it in "Adaptive". Non-adaptive" is good for a robotic application.
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Exactly Cruizer. I wasn't managing to do a weld well, was very wonky in "Non Adaptive", if I lowered the "stick-out" the voltage diminished alone and when I lifted up splattered.
I even thought that the source was in trouble.
Now that I set with "Adaptive", the weld was perfect.
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"The Texas AgriLife Extension Service plays a vital role in Refugio County," he told the commissioners at last week's meeting. "We provide relevant, research-based information and education to help Texans improve their lives and to address their problems."
Donalson is at the forefront of educational programs for youths and adults alike, which plays an important role in rural counties like Refugio.
The agent and his assistant Monica Flores, sponsor and assist sponsors of dozens of programs offered through 4-H and other organizations throughout the county.
"There were over 225 Refugio County Youth that participated in the Youth Livestock Show that is held in conjunction with the Refugio County Fair," Donalson said. "The livestock that is exhibited is sold to local youth supporters for upwards of $300,000. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to ensure that buyers are receiving a safe, quality product that has been raised in an ethical manner."
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No matter when you get the news that a loved one has a painful or terminal condition, it's a shock.
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Whether you are a spouse, adult child, or close friend, choosing to help provide palliative care -- to become a member of the palliative care team -- means you are making "a role-changing decision," Marcantonio says.
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George Roby is caring for his wife in their Chagrin Falls, Ohio, home. She has Alzheimer's disease.
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If you feel you are on call 24/7, make sure to maintain a support network and take respite breaks.
"I'm at home a lot with my husband, so I found an online support group, MyParkinsons.org," Lowe says. "I get advice, I vent, and I get an amazing amount of info. I always feel better after I've gone there."
It's also important to take a break, says Marita Schifalacqua, who took care of her mother until she died of Alzheimer's in 2010.
"We found a respite program, through Milwaukee's Catholic Charities," Schifalacqua tells WebMD. "It allowed us to get out of the house for three hours a day. It was wonderful."
The palliative care team can support caregivers in:
Patients in palliative care sometimes recover. But caregivers have to be prepared for loss.
Soon after Jackson's husband passed away her chest started hurting so dreadfully she feared it was heart trouble. And it was. "When I went to the doctor he told me that I had a broken heart and that nothing would cure it except crying and time," she says.
"Now," she adds, "I'm crying all the time -- in the morning when I get up, in the check-out line at the store, at night. And I can feel that I'm getting better."
SOURCES:Eunice Czarnecki, Greenfield, Wis.Karen Lowe, Bartlesville, Okla.George Roby, Chagrin Falls, Ohio.Marita Schifalacqua, Milwaukee, Wis.Amy Jackson, Detroit.Christine Hudak, MD, associate director of Summa Palliative Care and Hospice Services in Akron, Ohio.Cheryl Kanetsky, LSW, program director, Cleveland Chapter Alzheimer's Association, Cleveland.Beth Kallmyer, LCSW, senior director, constituent services, National Alzheimer's Association, New York.Linda McNair, CMSW, senior programming officer, Cleveland Veterans Administration Medical Center, Cleveland, Ohio.Ben Marcantonio, MA, Med, MFT, director of patient care services at the Institute for Palliative Medicine at San Diego Hospice, San DiegoLinda McNair, CMSW, senior programming officer, Cleveland Veterans Administration Medical Center, Cleveland, Ohio.Stephanie Scrota, care consultant, Benjamin Rose Institute, Cleveland.Michael Williams, PsyD, senior program association, Wellness House, Chicago.Carol Whitlatch, PhD, caregiving researcher at Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging, Cleveland.National Alliance for Caregiving web site, "Caregiving in the U.S., 2009;" accessed Jan. 4, 2011.National Family Caregiver Alliance web site, "Caregving Factsheet," accessed Jan. 4, 2011.Messinger-Rapport, B. Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, November 2010, vol: 77 pp: 770-783.MetLife web site, "MetLife Study of Working Caregivers and Employers Health Care Costs," accessed Jan. 3, 2011.Whitlatch, CJ, Dementia, May 2009, vol: 8 pp: 223-243.
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After 12 years with a little Lincoln 100 MIG welder, my wife significantly upgraded me to a new Millermatic 211 for my combined Christmas and birthday. Now I can stick some metal together - maybe! lol
First project was to stick some 1 1/4", 14 gauge, square tubing together using 0.30 wire and gas shield. I set the unit's auto function on and turned the dial to 14 gauge. Metal was all new (no rust). First of all, I couldn't believe how fast I had to run the bead! Jeez, compared to that Lincoln that wire was flying out of the gun. It will take some getting used to, but I also couldn't believe how fast that I could blow a hole in the tubing if I stopped for a nano-second.
I know better than to blame the welding unit. It's the Indian, not the arrow. But I would like to know if there are any tricks to getting used to the speed, or does anyone else think that the auto function may be a little "hot" in the settings? I don't see how you can run a smooth bead having to run it as fast as I seemed to have had to in order not to burn a hole in the tubing.
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Auto set tends to run on the hot side as broccoli just said. You will have much better results if you teach yourself how to manually set the voltage and wire speed. You can start with the setting suggested on the inside cover if the machine, but those are just baseline starting points and will require some slight fine tuning. Good luck, enjoy the new machine and welcome.
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On thinner stuff I like to push the weld, less penetration.
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If its too hot it would be just right for me,,, ha
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I've never liked autoset. I prefer to do it manually. It lets me deal with exactly the problems you're talking about.n
Learn how to do the setting manually (the manual should have a good table in it, there also should be a good chart on the machine someplace --- usually on the inside of the door covering the spool & feed mechanism). Then learn how to adjust for your own preferences ... like you, I prefer to move slower, so I dial the power and feed speed back a bit from the recommended settings.


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Saturday, November 03, 2001Charleston, S.C. - Senior quarterback Matt Wilhjelm (Johnson City, Tenn.) hooked up with Cecil Moore (Morristown, Tenn.) on a 55-yard pass play for a touchdown in the first quarter and the Bucs never looked back as they went on to a 26-0 win over Charleston Southern this afternoon. It was the second straight win for ETSU, evening its record at 4-4, while CSU fell to 4-5 with the loss. It was the first shutout for ETSU since a 61-0 drubbing of West Virginia Tech in 1999. East Tennessee State's defense came up big when it had to, holding Charleston Southern to just 188 yards of total offense. The Bucs also picked off a pair of passes during the contest. Charleston Southern could not get anything started at the beginning of the game, with the ETSU defense forcing CSU to punt on its first six possessions of the contest. It did not take long for the Bucs offense to capitalize, with Wilhjelm and Moore hooking up for their scoring play on the first snap of the second ETSU drive of the afternoon. Special teams play got ETSU into position for its second score. Punting from its own 17-yard line on the first play of the second quarter, CSU punter, Jake Stills, had his kick blocked by a furious ETSU rush. CSU fell on the ball at the one, from where Terry Copeland (Knoxville, Tenn.) scored two plays later to make it 14-0. ETSU added a 36-yard field goal from Wes Sands (Columbia, Tenn.) at the 4:56 mark to take a 17-0 lead into the locker room at the half. East Tennessee State's defense made the first big play of the second half when Tony Tiller (Lithonia, Ga.) picked off his fifth pass of the season on CSU's first possession of the half, setting up a 27-yard Sands field goal. Moore set up the last score of the day when he returned a CSU punt 51 yards late in the third quarter to the CSU 15-yard line. Three plays later Corey Carter (Greenwood, S.C.) scampered into the endzone on a three-yard juant for the final score of the day. Wilhjelm finished the day by hitting on 11 of 25 attempts for 142 yards through the air. Corey Carter led nine different Bucs who had rushing yardage with 34 yards on 11 carries. Moore caught a total of four balls for 95 yards and returned four punts for 97 more yards. Mike Cornegay (Fayetteville, N.C.) was credited with nine tackles to lead the defense, which recorded five sacks on the afternoon. Gerald Sensabaugh (Kingsport, Tenn.) has two of the sacks and recorded the other ETSU interception, his second straight game with a pick. It will be homecoming at ETSU next week, as the Bucs return to Southern Conference play, hosting Chattanooga in ETSU's final home game of the season on Saturday, Nov. 10 at 2:00 p.m.