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I am curious as to bang for the buck heaters? Currently I have a duraheat kerosene heater for my 18x30 insulated/attached garage.It works fine and puts out enough BTUs for me BUT 1k kerosene seems to be "readily" available only at Lowes and Home Depot. I would gladly keep using this unit if it didn't cost me $50 after taxes for 5 gallons....I have used forced hot air kerosene heaters(they run on kero or diesel) and they work well but are noisy and I guess the turbulence would mess with my TIG work. The heater I have now is great but it WILL NOT run on diesel or kerosene other than 1k.....it clogs the wick and wastes it. Realistically it costs me about $150/month as often as I go out there. I need heat it from ambient temperature to a comfortable temp to work in. Seems most propane heaters aren't that efficient....am I wrong? If you were going to buy one what would you go with? My garage is fully insulated. Dave
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A different way to look at it is to figure out BTU per dollar.
Propane is 92500 Btu/gal
Kerosene is 135,000 Btu/gal
Natural gas is 100,000 Btu/therm
Figure out how many dollars you pay for kerosene and propane, BTU/gal divided by $/gallon will give you BTU/$. Obviously higher BTU is better.
However, there is another factor, efficiency. A Duraheat heater has no exhaust pipe, so all the heat goes the space, 100% efficient. Sounds good? You are also potentially putting carbon monoxide and other pollutants in your workspace. You are also burning the oxygen in your workspace. Not so good. Do you have a carbon monoxide detector?
The usual natural gas or propane shop heaters that hang from the ceiling have an exhaust stack, so about 30% of the BTUs go up the stack. But minimal risk of carbon monoxide in your workspace. A house type forced air furnace may be 85 to 95% efficient, just look at the rating.
You do the math, or give me more information and I can do the math. Pretty simple math, but hard to put a value on cleaner air.
My shop is not as big as yours, but what I run is a 4800 watt - 240 volt heater & it works great !
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Info needed and preliminary calculations.
Cost per gallon of kerosene, which I think that said was around $10/gal
Cost per therm for natural gas, assuming that natural gas is available to you.
The other question is what kind of heater you might use. The kerosene heater is unvented, I believe. If you used propane or natural gas, would you use one of those heaters that typically hang near the ceiling in a warehouse, or something else? I guess that there are unvented propane heaters. As you probably noticed, I am not a fan of unvented heaters.
I will do a quick sample calculation:
Kerosene 135,000 BTU/gal / $10/gal = 13,500 BTU per dollar
Propane 92,500 BTU/gal / $3/gal = 30833 BTU/dollar
Natural gas 100,000 Btu/therm / $1.50/therm = 66,666 BTU/dollar
Electricity is 3400 BTU/kw-hr / $0.12/kw-hr = 28333 BTU/dollar
So you can quickly see that Natural gas is the cheapest, followed by propane, followed by electricity, followed by kerosene. You just get more BTUs for your money.
I will assume that your kerosene heater is 100% efficient, and the propane heater is 70% efficient. The propane cost then becomes 21,583 BTU per dollar, a little more than half of the kerosene cost.
Electric resistance heaters are 100% efficient, so that would make electricity cheaper than a propane furnace operating at 70% efficiency.
Will that pay you to install a new propane heater?
You would probably spend $1000 or so for a warehouse type propane or natural gas heater. I will assume that you install it yourself.
Right now you are spending about $150/month on kerosene, but this is the coldest part of the year. I am going to assume that you have three months at $150/mo, and three months at $50/mo, for a total cost of $600 per year. You could maybe cut that to $350/year with propane, and maybe as low as $200/yr with natural gas. Electricity would probably be around $300/yr.
Basically, in four years you would get your money back from propane, maybe 2.5 years with natural gas.
Electric space heaters are much cheaper than $1000, maybe $200 to $500. Clean heat, cheaper than kerosene. I paid $50 for a 220V electric heater from Craigslist, that looks like a pretty good investment. I am not in my shop every day, so my heating costs are not high. I think that in your situation I would probably just go electric, unless you have access to natural gas. Obviously I assume that you have adequate electricity in your shop.
A propane heater might heat your shop faster than electricity, so that is another issue.
Then you have to consider intangibles, like hassle factor, safety, convenience, etc.
I think that these numbers are reasonable and hardly surprising. As you have already found, kerosene is expensive, propane is a popular heating fuel with moderate cost, electricity is also a popular heating fuel, and natural gas is the cheapest heat of all.
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They don't sell kerosene at gas stations around you? We have acouple of stations within 5 miles of us that sell it and it is about $5.00 a gallon verses the containers at lowes that are presealed.Lincoln Vantage Kubota diesel 30 amp spool gun , Hobart 210 with spool gun, Thermal dynamic pak master 75, miller 304xmt all mobile all ready to go.
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I've been wondering if anyone makes a waste oil heater for my shop. I've got plenty of used motor oil. I only need about 30,000btuh.
Does anyone have experience?
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The first ever crowd sourced TED talk - you can read and edit this TED 2012 talk
As some of you know, I'm going to give a talk at TED 2012.
My idea is about using crowd wisdom in social networks to think together with others.
Over the last few weeks I have built the presentation with your help (here's a link to a conversation where it all started - http://www.ted.com/conversations/7543/do_you_use_crowd_wisdom_to_thi.html )
My talk contains examples, sentences and even jokes I got through the wisdom of the crowds, your wisdom.
Now I am proud to present the first and full draft of the text as a Wiki page in Wikipedia:
You are welcome to edit it as you wish. Fix mistakes, add, erase and/or anything that can make the presentation better.
I'll be also very happy to get your feedback in this conversation.
Jan 7 2012: I joined your marvellous idea, see at wikipedia!Jan 4 2012: For some reason the reply button isn't working so I'll answer with another post. I think the idea of crowdsourcing a talk is great, but you of course lose the element of surprise if you lay all your cards on the table.
I would remove the part announcing that a real bull will enter. Furthermore, I would maybe keep one more thing secret so it will surprise those who read and contributed to the talk and are sure they know what to expect.
I don't know how much of the TED audience will view the talk prior to the conference but I'd keep some aces up my sleeve (to keep up the cards' metaphors :D)
Jan 4 2012: Agreed. You also might think of introducing the bull and collecting the guesses before you tell people the average of the crowd source usually guesses the weight.
Jan 4 2012: Great idea! Thanks,
LiorJan 4 2012: I'll delete the bull in a few days after I'll finish the crowd sourcing process in Wikipedia. Thanks,
LiorJan 7 2012: I contributed at the wikipedia site an idea worth spreading, but it obviously was deleted. It is a stunning blueprint for Palestine, initiated by the American thinktank Rand Corporation in 2002. You should be able to still read it on the log, under freedplanet. And on the website of www.rand.org/palestine
Jan 7 2012: Hi Freed,
Thank you for your idea. I'll read it and think about it.
LiroJan 5 2012: BTW - did you consider how and when you'll get Teddy OFF the stage :-)...?
You don't want him getting all the attention as you go on speaking.
Jan 8 2012: Amir, the bull should be on stage for less and 1 minute. It's just at the beginning as I demonstrate what is crowd wisdom...
LiorJan 5 2012: Great way to go Lior!
Indeed - you walk the talk...
I added my small contribution to the Wiki.
Good luck - I am sure you'll do great.
Jan 8 2012: Thanks!Jan 5 2012: Great idea Lior...as for the Teddy aka the bull i would advice you bring it live on the stage as planned because its a sticky factor especially in presentations you need something to break the pattern and that is a good one.
Jan 5 2012: Thanks!Jan 5 2012: Great Idea, I've just added some bits to the talk Wiki page. I added my name to the "Edit Summary", is that correct?
I did my Honors Degree final year project dissertation on this subject. You can read the proposal here: Positive Network Effects - Benefits of Web 2.0
I could send you the complete dissertation if you like but it's pretty big. It concluded that there needs to be proper systems in place to incentivize participation and maintain a balance of expertise and opinion in the group.
Avoiding forced consensus through peer pressure and mob like behavior (which can arise from anonymity) and encouraging input from a range of opinions (avoiding the "X country's Got Talent" negative effect from using a narrow section of public - young girls in that case).
Best of luck and I hope you like my additions to your speech, I look forward to seeing it as a TED video!
Jan 5 2012: Thank you so much. I'll take a look at the proposal.
LiorJan 5 2012: Great topic choice. After all, neural networks, healthy development, and reduction of stress has a direct correlation with social contact.
Jan 5 2012: Thanks!
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I didn't understand the note...
LiorJan 4 2012: Good job, Lior!
Unfortunately, it will no longer be a surprise when you bring the bull on stage. Maybe TEDsters will look up how much a bull weighs before the talk :D By the way, do you have a back-up plan in case the answers differ too much?
Jan 4 2012: Hi Sabin,
Do you think I should delete this part from the text so that people will be surprised?....
I do have a backup plan and I'll probably start collecting estimates 24 hours before my talk.
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Jan 4 2012: I'm going to do a test in a few weeks before the event with another bull. I'll shoot an hd video and ask my social network friends for its weight.... I hope it works out :-)Jan 4 2012: I think it will reach way more than those who contributed so the element of suprise is still thereJan 4 2012: Compliments on the idea Lior. With regard to the bull...leave it in the text. I would be very interested to see how all the crowd sourced efforts worked out whether if I were to be a participant at TED 2012 or see it later in the video. And then there's also the fact that many may not even know about it yet.
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Ferrari Unveils 599 HY-KERS Hybrid Supercar
The 2010 Geneva Auto Show is showcasing some incredible green machines, with scores of auto manufacturers including Porsche and Lotus rolling out fuel-efficient vehicles. The latest to step up to the plate is Ferrari, which just unveiled its first hybrid: the 599 HY-KERS. Designed as a "laboratory car" that brings Ferrari's latest racing technology to the streets, the vehicle features a 100hp motor linked to a kinetic energy recovery system taken straight from last year's Formula One program.
Ferrari's new HY-KERS hybrid is based on the 599 GTB Fioriano. The vehicle features a V-12 engine linked to an electric motor that provides an additional 100hp. The hybrid system works similar to that of a Toyota Prius – whenever the car brakes, regenerative braking sends energy to a prismatic-cell battery pack, and the engine turns off. This energy can then be used to extend the vehicle's range or provide a 100hp assist while driving. The vehicle is also capable of operating in full-electric mode for short trips.
The hybrid system does add about 220 pounds of weight, although Ferrari found a way to distribute it to give the vehicle a lower center of gravity. When all's said and done, the retrofit is able to boost the vehicle's city mileage by about 50%, although sadly that's not saying much – we're talking an increase from 9 mpg to 14 mpg.
On the bright side, Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo has stated "We want to build a hybrid with huge power and huge performance. Within three to four years, every Ferrari in our lineup will offer some version of hybrid operation." Here's hoping they're able to refine the technology enough to provide more significant fuel savings in the future.
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March 14, 2011 at 5:30 am
Yesterday only i just saw the Geneva auto show on cnbc. And it was great.
April 30, 2010 at 9:26 am
Its symbol of hero we saw but we have some problem with these news at first . it wont present till 2016 secend :it likes a concept car and we expected to see it better than last model / an the last one is some changes in hybrid`s system.
March 11, 2010 at 1:32 am
Its Fast, Green and Dazzling! The Ferrari 599,s electric motor boosts outright power to 720 bhp. 0-60 in 3 secs. Maximum speed 210 mph….now thats impressive!
March 8, 2010 at 1:52 pm
Think again… An increase from 9 to 14 MPG is a massive increase.
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The winter months of December and January bring more warm-hearted reasons to come to Mānoa, as we continue to spotlight the best of art, music, theater, dance and special performances at the flagship UH campus.
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The story Babad Alas Mrentani (The Opening of Mrentani Forest) is drawn from the Mahabharata epic. In the never ending feud between the Pendhawa and the Kurawa clan, the devious Kurawa prime minister, Sengkuni, manages to coerce the young innocent Pendhawa princes into placing their estate as a wager in a Kurawa sponsored fixed game of dice. Losing the game, the Pendhawa are exiled to the treacherous Mrentani forest. The Pendhawa's attempt to open the forest to establish a dwelling place encounters fierce resistance from the genie, ghosts, and ghouls of the forest. With great effort the Pendhawa defeat the denizens of Mrentani, and establish a new prosperous state of Amarta.
Master puppeteer Widiyanto joins the UH Gamelan Ensemble to present a wayang kulit performance in celebration of the 75th birthday of the ensemble's founding director, Hardja Susilo. The story will be told in both Javanese and English and accompanied by a full gamelan orchestra.
Music Series – R and R (Rossini and Respighi)
Symphony Orchestra (Conductor: Henry Miyamura)
Monday, December 7; 8:00 p.m.;
Blaisdell Concert Hall
Hear Rossini's Barber of Seville Overture and Respighi's orchestral masterpiece The Pines of Rome come to life under Maestro Miyamura's baton as the UH Symphony Orchestra presents their fall performance. Also on the program are La Boutique Fantasque, which Respighi wrote based upon piano pieces by Rossini, and Rossini's/Una Voce/ from Barber of Seville, with guest soloist soprano Rachel Schutz.
Rossini was known for his operas and Respighi for his ballets and programmatic music and his great orchestrations. The combination of both on this concert is because of Respighi's love of Rossini's music. He reorchestrated Rossini's music and made it into a ballet, The Fantastic Toy Shop, and even composed a Suite titled Rossinana. The timespan between the two is a hundred years or more. The titled concert is fitting to two great Italian composers.
Music Series – It's a Grand Night for Singing!
UH Concert Choir; and Chamber Singers (Director: Rachel Samet)
Tuesday, December 8; 7:30 p.m.;
St. Andrew's Cathedral
(Downtown at Queen Emma Square)
Join the UH choirs for a diverse and exciting evening of choral music. Performers include the University chorus, a 90-voice chorus of students and community members; Concert Choir, the premier large chorus at UH; and Chamber Singers, a highly select small ensemble of student singers. The evening will culminate with all 180 voices coming together for an exhilarating mass choir performance. The concert will feature works by Mozart, Rachmaninoff and Britten, as well as music from Hawaiʻi, Samoa, the Phillipines, Africa, and India.
Outreach College Series – Post Comedy Theatre
January 15, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Palikū Theatre/Windward Community College
Robert Post is a brilliant physical comedian with a stunning theatrical mind. Combine a quart of dry humor with tablespoons of expert mime, versatile acting, and skilled juggling; add a keen sense of satire and the absurd. Blend in splendid timing and experience, and what do you get? A host of unforgettable characters at the perfect comedy feast.


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Orange County speed shop, 281 Motorsports hosted their 1st bi-annual Mustang Swap-Meet. It was a great way to make a little extra cash before Christmas. This years combination Holiday Party and swap meet provided the perfect opportunity to find last minute automotive gifts and that impossible hard to find take-off parts.« Back to 281 Motorsports Xmas Party & Mission Inn Cruise 2012


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5 slices
2 tablespoons
olive oil
1 small
onion, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 cup
portobello mushrooms, stem and ribs removed, cut into 1-inch pieces
1 cup
chopped fresh asparagus
1 (8 inch)
unbaked pie shell
egg white, lightly beaten
1 cup
shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup
crumbled feta cheese
3/4 cup
half-and-half cream
1/2 teaspoon
Fresh ground pepper
I used this recipe for a Brunch baby shower. I omitted the bacon. (veggie group) I was a little nervous when I took it out of the oven and started cutting it. It was watery in the center. But once it cooled a bit the water absorbed back into the pie. It was so tasty!
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This was Amazing!! A keeper for sure. I used mozzerella and cheddar instead of feta. My family really enjoyed it and it was gone in no time. Also for a crispier crust I recomend popping the pastry in a preheated oven for about 5 mins
This was a great recipe. I made the recipe exactly as written. I didn't personally like the bacon, and would probably use a milder cheese instead if the feta. My husband loved it!!
Amazing! This had a ton of flavor. The only thing I did different was that I sauteed the onions & mushrooms in leftover fat from the bacon. Will definitely make again!
Loved this recipe - was a big hit with all my friends. The only thing I did different was make it with a phyllo pastry crust and mozza cheese. Making it for girls weekend soon
I had some asparagus, mushrooms and bacon leftover from the other quiches I made for Easter brunch so I threw this together too. It was very tasty, not a slice was left.
This quiche was great. Easy to make and tasted wonderful. I have also experimented with adding different veggies, herbs and spices to the recipe. Great as-is or as a starting place for gastromic adventures. Thanks, Larry
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Adrian P. Wydeven was born in the Netherlands in 1952, and his family immigrated to the U.S. and Fox Valley region of northeast Wisconsin in 1959. Adrian grew up reading stories of the last wolves disappearing from the state, and the possibility that there might be one or 2 loners left roaming along the Wisconsin/Michigan border. Adrian obtained BS degrees in Biology and Wildlife Management at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 1976, and a MS degree in Wildlife Ecology from Iowa State University at Ames in 1979. His master's research focused on food habitats, habitat use, and competitive interactions of elk with other mammalian herbivores. From 1980 through 1982, he worked as an assistant wildlife area manager in northeast Missouri. Adrian returned to Wisconsin in 1982 to work for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources as a wildlife manager. Over the next 8 years he worked at stations in Oshkosh, Appleton, and Shawano. In 1990 Adrian began work as a non-gam! e biologist in Park Falls, heading up the state wolf recovery program, and other programs on non-game wildlife in northern Wisconsin. His title was changed to mammalian ecologist in 1993, as his focus became mainly mammals, especially the carnivores. Since August 2012 his title has changed to Carnivore Specialist in Wildlife Management in the DNR. Along with heading up the state wolf program, Adrian has been involved with monitoring and management of American martens, surveys for lynx, investigations of cougar observations, surveys of other carnivores, serving on the state wolf, furbearer, elk, marten advisory committees, as well as other state and federal wildlife advisory committees. Adrian lives near Cable, Wisconsin, with his wife Sarah Boles, a professor at Northland College.
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"Creationism should be included in curriculum (of the public schools) so students can choose" is a constitutional stand according to the Supreme Court, but this title does not represent what Katie Grieze wrote in her column Nov. 21.
Her position is that creationism is science and that it should be taught as science. The problem with her opinion is that various federal courts have ruled that creationism is religion and not science.
The current Supreme Court, probably the most conservative (as compared to moderate) in history, has six Roman Catholic and three Jewish justices. If the Schempp decision in 1963 is wrong, why hasn't the Roberts Court overturned it? Justice Tom Clark wrote for the court majority, "It might well be said that one's education is not complete without a study of comparative religion or the history of religion and its relationship to the advancement of civilization.
"It certainly may be said that the Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historic qualities. Nothing we have said here indicates that such study of the Bible or of religion when presented objectively as part of a secular program of education may not be effected consistently with the First Amendment."
Grieze pointed that the "theory of creationism is acceptable in Britain," but she failed to point out that Britain has a state religion. Apples and oranges, huh?
She also used the Gallup poll to bolster her argument in favor of creationism. She should know that after the recent election cycle Gallup had the highest average error than any poll. That is, Gallup was dead last in accuracy. Who believes Gallup?
Why has no consensus been reached about the Founding Fathers' understanding about religious freedom? Despite the fact that the Supreme Court has invoked Thomas Jefferson and James Madison in its leading church-state cases and those appearing before the court want to claim these two founders for their side, the court still hasn't developed a consistent understanding of the First Amendment's religion clauses. Why?
Lawyers are paid to win cases, not to produce dispassionate scholarship; they have every incentive to color the historical record in order to buttress their clients' position. The inclination toward bias is driven partly by the demands of an adversarial legal system rather than solely by the pursuit of rigorous historical objectivity. It's ironic and paradoxical that Catholics and Jews came to America not to be individuals but to practice their faiths in peace and freedom. These pre-moderns flourished in American modernism. Now they control the Supreme Court.
The most orthodox Christians among the Founding Fathers (as a political entity) were perceived at the time as being too heterodox and, therefore, their contributions were diminished in the process. The USA was founded by deistic protestant leaders, and their views about religious freedom are interpreted by six Catholic and three Jewish justices today. Only in America, huh?
Religious diversity is tolerated in America today with two exceptions: atheists and Muslims.
Finally, I think we should teach religion in the public schools – courses that are dispassionate humanities courses whose purpose is not to catechize or evangelize but to educate. This must be done, if it is done, in a secular setting, never in a religious setting. That's the law.


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Around mid January Austin Smith, Bryan Fox, Per-Hampus Stålhandske (director of HYPED!), and myself (Knut Eliassen) went down to Big Bear Resorts for a couple days of sunny park riding.
If you are an avid snowboarder and you appreciate a good park, you know how excited we all were to be able to go snowboarding at Big Bear. Big Bear is located about 1.5 hours outside of LA - so you know it will always be sunny and warm. Bryan Fox flew down from Seattle and Austin flew in from Bend, OR. They were both excited to get a break from the cold and foggy winter boarding they were having in the Northwest.
Per-Hampus has a good friend named Hjalmar, who is a big honcho over at Activision, and he was kind enough to let us stay at his cabin. This is the perfect cabin for a group of dudes, it is an A-frame cabin, fireplace, deer heads hanging from the walls, bow - and - arrows everywhere, and a hung deck for grilling food. Austin found himself passing out the first night in his Poler Napsak on the couch in front of the fireplace - Classic Austin!
The next morning we woke up early and got some breakfast on the way to the resort. Austin and Bryan mounted their Quiver 152 Rail boards up and met with Rio (marketing guru at Big Bear). Rio hooked us all up with a parking pass, line cutting pass, and tickets - we were as excited as a 12 year old going to Six Flags!!! (Thanks for making a grown man´s dream come true Rio). We spent the next two days riding and filming the Big Bear park. I think we all had a smile on our faces from 9:00 am to 12:00pm everyday.
Check out the video above to see Austin Smith ride through the Big Bear park (One Run straight threw one of the lines).
The trip was a blast and we will be making a video about it - which will be released next fall - so stay tuned!
Thank you Big Bear, Rio, Hjalmar, Bryan, Austin and Per-Hampus for an amazing trip!
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Title: the power of love - part 3
Date: July 14, 2006
Summary: Beaver attempts to repel the invasion force...of love!
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Love, The King of Love
Onomatopoeias used: "STITCH!", "WHITTLE!", "GLUE!", "THUNK!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Steve: "I can feel them bite my fingers! I can feel them bite my toes! Love is all around me! And so my suffering grows!"
Beaver: "Why are you attacking us??"
Panel 2
The King of Love: "We have waited for thousands of years for your people to draw us into this dimension with their acts of 'love'... but your primitive corporeal 'romantic comedies' and 'speed dating' have proved infuriatingly slow at this task. However now that the doorway is open we finally have the chance we've been waiting for... to take this world by force!"
Beaver: "But why enter our world at all?"
The King of Love: "To steal the one thing our dimension cannot supply, but which yours has in abundance..."
Panel 3
The King of Love: "Granola! It's oaty-delicious!"
Beaver (aside): "Hmm - I've got to stop them... and I think I know how!'
Panel 4
The King of Love: "...and cowboy boots!..."
Beaver is WHITTLE!'ing, STICH!'ing, and GLUE!'ing in front of him, turned away so what he is doing is not shown.
Beaver: "I just have to apply a few crafts skills of my own.. it's a good thing I was the 1992 world speed-crafts champion! ...There, that should do it!"
Panel 5
Beaver is using a sock puppet which is colored similarly to Steve.
Beaver (throwing his voice): "Oh Steve! You are so handsome! How about you and me go for a smoothie some time?"
Steve: "What... oh my! She's... she's... ...she's beautiful!"
Panel 6
A Love gets THUNK!'d by an arrow through the... well, through the heart.
Love: "AKH!"
Fun Facts
- Beaver was the 1992 world speed-crafts champion.
- "Beaver's record for weaving a basket from coloured paper still hasn't been beaten." - JT
- Love enjoys cowboy boots and a healthy meal of granola.
- Love lets go whenever Steve turns.
- Steve is no longer attracted to dead fish.
- Beaver still enjoys a good smoothie.
- Steve's lines, "I can feel them bite my fingers! I can feel them bite my toes! Love is all around me! And so my suffering grows!" are a reference to the lyrics of Love Is All Around by The Troggs (and later covered by many bands):
I feel it in my fingers,
I feel it in my toes.
Love is all around me
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I need some galvanized sheet steel to do a priority job that just came in. Now my suppliers only deliver to my area on Mon. and Thurs. and since it's already Mon. that means I gotta wait till Thurs. for delivery. The customer doesn't want to wait that long and I decided to call some of the local ac duct guys in my area, some of them refused to sell me anything unless they perform the work. The other guys that were willing to sell me anything wanted 200.00 or better per sheet. I'm talking about 5'x10'x16 ga. sheets, my cost is around 50-60 per sheet from my suppliers, I just can't wait for them to deliver. Now I've got to go and pickup the materials myself, 2 hrs each way cause I'm not spending 1200.00 for 400.00 worth of metal here locally. In the past I have sold all of these guys materials when they were in a bind for cost of replacement, I must be a really nice guy or really stupid, probably a little of both, to think I would get the same treatment that I have given them. I talked to my brother and he said he gets the same thing in his business, he owns a restaurant. Do you guys run into the same thing or is it just here in South Florida? Just wondering. Dave
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prof. curtisy went the same way as basic curtisy, right out the windo with manners and respect. its a sad thing realy. and now i suspect they have turned you into one of them by treating you exactly the oposite of how you treated them.
its the ME ME ME generation taking over. strange realy as most of those buisnesses are probly owned by older gentelmen that should know better and were most likely raised better.
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the only professional courtesy i am aware of these days is between lawyers and sharks. a shark will never eat a lawyer.
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That fits in with Ed's 'Love Story' Theory.
Over the years, I've had various relationships with suppliers, friendly competitors, neighbors, etc. sour like that.
When talking about it, I tell people that such and such relationship with someone has turned into a real love story. They normally go, "Huh"?
Then I tell them, "Yeah, its like any other love story you'd read or hear about.
Towards the end, it will have alot of screwing going on".
."Gone are the days of wooden ships, and Iron men.
I doubt we'll see either of their likes again".
Circa 1920.
Unknown US Coast Guard unit Commander.
Fl. isn't the only place like that.....I know it sucks,but you can only do what you feel is right......I wouldn't sell to them at cost anymore ,but I wouldn't make them pay the full "I have to have it now price"...... hope all works out for ya
MikeGeorge W. Bush was saving your butt whether you liked it or not!
Fear is temporary, regret is forever
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I was just venting my frustrations.
fun4now, thanks for the offer, see you thurs. and don't forget to bring that lunch I ordered a few threads back.
glockdoc and KEENAVV, how right you are, statement may be funny but sadly true.
jjsjeff and 84ZMike, I will probably still do it (sell to others) but you bet they are going to get a real hard time from me.
Winger Ed., unfortunatly this is a very true statement of have made, you are wise beyond your wisdoms.
Anti-GMAW, thanks for those kind words, I'm sure James appreciates them as well.
I was just frustrated and venting my thoughts when I posted this thread originally. I still do have many friends in this business world that I will continue to do favors for. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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RCS Articles and Letters From the Early Days
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This is the roster of RCS climbers that participated in the historical first roped climbing trip in Yosemite Valley. Lunch Ledge on Washington Column was climbed during this trip and the next day was the first attempt on Higher Cathedral Spire. They used 10" hardware nails instead of pitons for direct aid. The nails worked fine on the lower angled Lunch Ledge but bent when stood upon on the significantly steeper Higher Cathedral Spire. It was decided that (Leonard, Eichorn and Robinson) real European pitons were needed before trying Higher Cathedral Spire again.
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We had manufactured an automated TIG welding system; all its control is done with electronics (microporcessor). It works ok when we have the high frequency off but as soon as we activate it the system stops and resets.
We have tried everything, i.e. all controls are in metallic cabinets with wires over 4m, earth of machine and control are different, our power source for welder and control are different, etc.
This problem happens with our new Syncrowave 250 but doesnt happen if we use our old welder (80's). As we have seen the old welder have less high frequency power, tugnsten almost must be in contact to part that it is welded but in the Syncrowave 250 can weld with distances over 1cm.
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b) How can we protect our electronic system from HF, protect them in metallic cabinets (grounded), to have independent earths for welding and electronics, have all system including earths in less than 15meters, to have all wires with out any connection and have them connected directly... all this has been done and it improves performance but we cant get a complete cycle, we can finish one and system is reset, later we cant complete 15 cycles and later we can finish 2 cycles, etc. etc.
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Well, the 250 is easy, just tywrap the first 2' of work & torch lead reasonably tight together after leaving the machine. This will reduce the HF transmission every where else by around 90% making for a much smoother arc at the torch.
It should have a HF freq controller under the panel where you stick your leads into as well.
The Synchrowave 200, you'll have to put into soft arc as apposed to the medium arc the default calls for.


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1/2 cup
1 1/2 cups
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2 teaspoons
vanilla extract
2 3/4 cups
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2 teaspoons
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1 teaspoon
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1/4 teaspoon
2 tablespoons
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2 teaspoons
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Best snickerdoodle ever!!! If you're having a problem with flat cookies, there could be two reasons. Check your baking soda and Cream of Tartar to make sure they're fresh. Baking soda goes flat pretty soon after opening the box. I start a new box almost every month. To test it, just put a tiny bit of the soda in some water. If it doesn't start fizzing immediately, it's not any good. Also, if your eggs are too big the dough will spread too much. Most recipes call for large eggs, not extra large. When I make this recipe, I usually pour off just a tiny bit of the egg white, because I like my cookies puffy. Hope this helps, because I've tried a lot of snickerdoodle recipes, and this is by far the best.
I don't know what I did wrong but my cookies turned out too flat and not chewy at at all. I followed the recipe exactly too!
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HELPFUL TIPS: Bake for 8 min exactly! ...and you can even wait a few min. for it to cool on the cookie sheet just get it out of the oven! Either way, the critics (my family & friends) RAVED about these yummies, and I've never left w/o someone asking for the recipe! 1st: Use butter AND eggs that are room temp. I've used all butter w/excellent results. 2nd: Mix dry & wet separately. 3rd: Hand mix or you'll get a different result. Do not overmix. I never have cream of tartar, so I use 2 tsp. of white vinegar OR lemon juice. Lastly, I used a medium scoop. For the topping, I used 3T. sugar & 3.5 tsp. of cinnamon dumped in ziplock bag. Do not be afraid to over coat. It will NOT turn out too sweet (and I'm not a fan of sweets)!!!! Coat well. :) If your cookie turns out flat, I'd check to see if your baking soda has expired. To test, it should fizzle the second you place it in water. I've never had issues w/these turning out flat OR dough being sticky (which was really confusing to me to hear from others); just keeping them in our lock n lock container long enough before husband comes home. They store great, & I didn't have any of the problems many others did! I never need to put these in the refrigerator first either!
Yum--love snickerdoodles. I am only giving this recipe 4 stars because I do not like the acrid cream of tartar taste and the way the cookies completely flatten out (I like them puffier).
For puffier cookies, I modified the recipe to use 2 tsps of baking powder instead of 2 tsps of cream of tartar, I roll the dough into 1.5" balls and bake the cookies at 375F for about 8 minutes. I also take the cookies off the baking sheet asap so they don't have time to heat up and lose their puffiness. Just the way I like them--big, chewy and puffy!
This is THE best recipe for making snickerdoodles! I've made it at least a dozen times, and I've learned a few things along the way: 1) For cookies that are crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside, bake for only 8 mins. and remove from sheet immmediately to cool on wire rack. You may even want to lower oven temp. slightly. 2) I agree with a previous reviewer that cinnamon/sugar mixture should be increased to 3T white sugar, and 3tsp. cinnamon. 3) For a REALLY quick and mess-free method of rolling balls of dough in cinnamon/sugar mixture, place mixture in a sandwich baggie and drop one ball in at a time to coat. (Thoroughly-coated makes for a tastier snix). Enjoy! And thank you, Beth, for another wonderful recipe! ...Got any ideas for a good sugar/cut-out cookie? ;-)
these cookies are great. maybe this is something all you cooks know, but i'm still sixteen and i figured out that if you cream the butter and sugar with an electric mixture, you get a totally different result in texture then when you mix it by hand. They taste the same but look way prettier if you do it by hand.
FABULOUS recipe. I have made these before and they were a big hit! I'm not a big cookie fan, but these are irresistable. Made a double batch last night in my Bosch, and saved some dough in the fridge to make some more over the next few days. I forgot to buy cream of tartar after I made them last time, so got to that step & was trying to figure out what to do...when allrecipes.com came to the rescue: I went to allrecipes.com/advice/ref/subs/ and found out that you can substitute 1 t. of cream of tartar with 2 t. of lemon juice or vinegar. I opted for the lemon juice, and WOW, you'd never know the difference between the recipe with the cream of tartar and the one with the lemon juice! Just a hint for anyone else in the same predicament :) Thanks for this awesome recipe, it will be a favorite forever. Also, to keep your cookies soft, you can add the heal of a loaf of bread to your container of cookies/cookie jar. Or else lightly spray with water the tops & microwave for 10 secs. or so (time depends on your microwave) to give it that fresh-from-the-oven taste. Just a tip :)
This is a great recipe. I added a 1/4 cup more flour because I know snickerdoodles can be very sticky. I used a small ice cream type scoop (size 100, the size is on the scrapper bar inside the well of the scoop) and got about 68 cookies. I baked them at 375 for 8 minutes. Use parchment paper on your cookie sheets and just slide the parchemnt and all off the sheets to the cooling rack.
Another hint is to scoop out all the balls first then roll them in the sugar/cinnamon. One way to keep them from making a mess of your hands is to wet your hande first. The dough will not stick to your palms as you roll them.
These do flatten out but are definately a great cookie.
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Thursday, December 4, 2003
Special session on "African Cities and Heritage", Africities Summit
Within the Africities 2003 congress, the UNESCO World Heritage Centre is organizing a special session on "African Cities and Heritage", to be ...
Nov 21, 2003 - Nov 23, 2003
Australia ICOMOS Annual Conference and Workshop 2003
The 1999 amendments to the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter incorporated the concept of interpretation in conservation, as an essential part of ...
Sep 22, 2003 - Sep 26, 2003
Periodic Reporting meeting for cultural heritage for Russia and Eastern European CIS countries
National Coordinators from Russia, Ukraine and representatives of the national coordinators from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus will ...
Sep 18, 2003 - Sep 19, 2003
Periodic Reporting meeting for the Baltic Region and Nordic countries
In 1998 the World Heritage Committee adopted a Format and Explanatory Notes for Periodic Reporting on the protection of the world's ...
Aug 11, 2003 - Aug 17, 2003
Management of Natural World Heritage Sites in the Russian Federation
Organized by: the World Heritage Center, UNESCO, IUCN, and the Natural Heritage Protection Fund (Russia) with support from the German Ministry ...
Aug 11, 2003 - Aug 16, 2003
Periodic Reporting for Russian Natural World Heritage Managers
Organized by: the World Heritage Center, UNESCO, IUCN, and the Natural Heritage Protection Fund (Russia) with support from the German Ministry ...
Jul 9, 2003 - Jul 10, 2003
Periodic Reporting meeting for site managers from German speaking countries
The meeting on 9-10 July 2007, which focuses on management of World Heritage sites, will bring together site managers from German speaking ...
Wednesday, July 2, 2003
Meeting on Periodic Reporting for Europe and North America
The meeting will be held during the 27th Session of the Committee
Thursday, June 12, 2003
Information Meeting for States Parties
Information concerning the forthcoming 27th Session of the World Heritage CommitteeRegional Programme for the Arab StatesLinking Universal and ...
May 22, 2003 - May 24, 2003
Linking Universal and Local Values: Managing a Sustainable Future for World Heritage
These conclusions and recommendations were agreed upon by the participants at the conference Linking Universal and Local Values: Managing a ...
May 7, 2003 - May 10, 2003
First Joint European and World Heritage network meeting
The First Joint European and World Heritage network (Nicosia, Cyprus, 7 to 11 May2003) is co-organized by the Council of Europe and ...
Feb 27, 2003 - Feb 28, 2003
2nd Regional Meeting on Modern Heritage, for Asia and the Pacific
Organized by the World Heritage Centre in cooperation with the Municipal Government of Chandigarh and the Chandigarh School of Architecture. It ...
Wednesday, January 22, 2003
Information Meeting for States Parties
This was the second informational meeting organized for all States Parties representatives of Europe and North America regions (first one being ...


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