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What if every full-time employee volunteered one week of every year?
I have for years now felt that just 1 week of our time per year could evoke huge change, not only our countries landscape and start to heal us BUT how about opening our eyes to see the wonderful reward one would feel by making that the norm a part of our year/years?! AND what if the government gave a nice tax advantage to the companies that particied in such a concept....
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Mar 18 2013: NO to the tax breaks part I don't want my tax dollars supporting so-called "charitable" causes that I find abhorrent. Keep government out of it. I also don't want my tax dollars supporting "charitable" causes that have high overhead (a disguised jobs program).
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The way Dan Pallotta thinks about charity is dead wrong.Apr 1 2013: Another point made in the talk and I have frequently considered when asked to donate some of my time is that if you stayed at work and donated that one weeks salary (or overtime), that would put you ahead of the game. In many (most?) cases, that would be true. However, there is an opportunity for someone to run an effective fundraising activity full time. That person becomes the "force multiplier" by taking the money donated by people and turning it into an effective organization.Mar 27 2013: LOVE IT! IF nationwide, how lovely would our environment look!Mar 26 2013: In Vermont we have "Green-Up Day" each spring where people are asked to pick up trash and debris along the roadside. It has been so successful that it continues to expand each year.
"Green Up's mission is to promote the stewardship of our state's natural landscape and waterways and the livability of our communities by involving people in Green Up Day and raising public awareness about the benefits of a litter-free environment."
Everyone gets involved in someway.
http://www.greenupvermont.org/Mar 25 2013: NOW that is what I LOVE to hear! Thank you for your comment, Nick! This can BE done!Mar 24 2013: oh as for the cost of administering the system, there is an intranet page to list registered organisations and the H&S details for working with an unregistered org but apart from that, the recording is done through our SAP payroll system and takes no more time to record that a rostered day off or annual leave.Mar 24 2013: My company is a large Australian bank and all employees are encouraged to use their two paid volunteering days a year to volunteer in their local community. Last year I think about 45% of the available days were used. There are some basic workplace health and safety issues to be covered off on before you can volunteer with an organisation and it needs to be a not for profit that is not a political organisation.
I don't believe there are any tax breaks or government incentives involved, the company just wants to be a good corporate citizen and sees the value in engaging with the community at this level.Mar 22 2013: It warms my heart to think that people would be willing to volunteer one-week of every year. The reality, however, is that the costs of coordinating or managing volunteers is often a significant barrier to bridging well-intentioned people to resource deficient nonprofits.
In the for-profit world, profits from the labor produced by additional staff cover the costs of coordination, oversight, and the tools/materials needed to do that work. In this example, the budget grows by growing profits.
In the nonprofit world, where budget flexibility depends upon donors rather than profits, you can't add volunteers if you don't have additional cash resources. Few of us would expect for-profit businesses to manage additional staff without having the cash to pay for coordination or oversight, yet some people forget that nonprofits incur costs when they work with volunteers.
Creative and positive volunteer opportunities that have lasting and real impact for the both the volunteers and the organizations require staffing and the provision of tools, materials, and space necessary to make a volunteer experience fruitful.
I have worked alongside other volunteers in the past, and many were turned off by the experience because a well-intentioned organization was not able to maximize the value of their skills.
While I would love to have more volunteers engaged with my nonprofit organization, Families In Schools, I cannot ignore the reality that we do not always have the capacity to work with more volunteers without additional dollars. I know in my heart that we could do a lot more with greater resources.Mar 21 2013: Majority rules and IF a week a year were the norm, the difference inner and external would be HUGE! The act of doing, just that, would turn this country into a happier place for those giving and receiving. That is all I was saying.Mar 21 2013: I think you're missing a point. While often our talents and skills have direct applicability to a non-profits needs, that doesn't suggest that all volunteer effort necessarily taps into that talent. Sometimes it's good for the soul to just lend a hand to an important cause, regardless if it uses our specific talent. I find it most humbling when someone with far more knowledge, skills, and abilities than I is standing next to me doing whatever the work to be done is, be it helping at a food shelf, delivering meals, picking up litter. You get the idea. Those who have special skills simply have more volunteer options available to them.Mar 21 2013: I once had three months to donate as volunteer time. I tried three different organizations and I found none of them was capable or willing to use anything close to the talents I have. I am a highly technical IT professional. I am an accomplished technical writer. I am a specialist in analyzing an improving office processes. I predict that it would be a rare non-profit that would make meaningful use of this one week of free labor. The experience is likely to be more negative than positive for most participants.
Apr 1 2013: Greetings Li, Perhaps you should create something yourself that lets you use your talents. I think that would be wonderful. I am on the board of a local ballet company that could use some good web design, but it is hard to get someone who can put in the time that is needed to do it right. Look and you will find a way to use your talents. Good luck to you.Mar 20 2013: To all of you that replied, I feel we are all wanting the same thing BUT we see it as something that just won't fly or as a more individual endeavor...I am trying to make it as normal as recycling...every year one week by all.YES the outward change and bettering of our country would occur naturally BUT our insides , now there the change could be magical and then? the power of paying it forward would keep on going and going and become infectious! Just dreaming...Mar 19 2013: IBM does somenthing like this.Mar 18 2013: I think this would be a good cultural change, but it would have to be voluntary, with no tax incentives and no approval process. Trust people to put their efforts where they will be most effective.
Just to play devil's advocate, one could argue that we already accomplish the same thing, and much more efficiently, through our government social programs and our charitable institutions. The free economy already provides an efficient mechanism to assure that most people are already performing at their maximum productivity. Consequently their week of volunteer effort would be less productive. When everyone takes a week to produce less, the total effect would be a small reduction of total productivity. From a strictly economic perspective, it would make more sense to just donate one week of earnings to charity.
Even if it reduced total productivity, I think that volunteering one week per year would have many positive intangible benefits. For example, people would socialize with groups that are outside their normal experience. This would result in a better common understanding of society and its problems; also a better intermixing of ideas. A society in which volunteering is the norm would be a better society.
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Mar 19 2013: 12 years ago I began spending a week a year on a mission trip. My first was to NYC one month after 9/11. Last year I was in Birmingham helping Habitat rebuild the tornado damage. At one house, the team from my church worked alongside a team of Jewish/Arab students on their spring break from U of Mich. I do not know if I change people's lives. But I do know they have changed me. Instead of focusing inward they have helped turn my focus outward.Mar 18 2013: Thank you both for commenting..NOW lets dream for just one moment and think WHAT our country would look like if such a program existed...a charity would have to get pre-approved to become a part of select charities that one could choose from...so instead of Habitat for Humanity hoping to build that much needed home in a week but would need more hands to help..they could build 10 homes in a week?! OR a soup kitchen would have a sign up sheet that volunteers would have to wait their turn to... DO GOOD?! How would we as humans start to feel...would we start to see things a bit more clearly, with open hearts and open minds and find humility again and throw gluttony to the wayside? In ref. to the tax break, any incentive could be offered and soon there would not NEED to be an incentive for companies to pay for that week so their employees could go out and volunteer to help make our today and tomorrow a better place?! And seriously, IF you only knew all the BAD places your tax dollars were going, you would cheer for this, um yeah..REALLY you would, PLEASE!
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Mar 19 2013: It is interesting that we have a charity called Mobile Meals of the Grand Strand. Our overhead is exceptionally low since all we have to pay for are food and vehicles. All of our approximately 100 people who drive the vans, serve as runner, serve as packers, interviewers, serve on the three branch boards and serve on the main board of directors are volunteers. We have no paid employees. We serve meals Monday through Friday throughout the year including holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. We have not had any real problems getting volunteers. There is another Helping Hands program in our area that pays very low salaries to the Director and a small number of employees and has very competent people running it. In many instances you have people who are retired and were CEO's or Directors when they held a job who volunteer to help lead local charities. This is a good thing. I totally disagree that high salaries need to be paid to a "CEO." I do agree that philanthropy is very important to all charities. It is because of those with a lot of money that we can keep charities in operation. We seem to be teaching our children that it is all about money and you need to make large sums in order to be successful. That is unfortunate.Mar 18 2013: Sounds like a good idea to me. The problems I've felt is that there is always a bureaucracy where I volunteer.
Apr 1 2013: A bureaucracy exits, and in my experience many times it does not function very well. many charities are run into the ground by well meaning people who are in over their heads (or have day jobs to support themselves, or are making so little money that they cannot concentrate on the task at hand as described in the talk). Get involved and find one that is well run and help them. Help them become well run is even better. Good luck.


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Sandy Hysell, Union County auditor, reported Wednesday the county has reduced its levy $1.21 per $1,000 of valuation in the past two years. The county's proposed budget for fiscal year 2013-14 sets the levy at $13.79 — down 57 cents from $14.36 this year.
"That's a considerable drop in the levy," said Ron Riley, board of supervisors chairman. "A big part of that is valuations, especially ag lands, have went up. That means the county has more money coming in.
"But our board has also been smart with money. It's been a focus of this board to reduce debt service by paying off bonds, we've reduced our health-insurance costs for employees, went from five to three supervisors — which is saving us a little — and the state mandated we levy less for mental funding this year. Those are all main factors of our levy going down."
But, the big question is, will your property taxes stay even or possibly go down because of a lower levy?
The county did its part. The county reduced its levy by 57 cents in fiscal 2013-14, which compensates for the additional state rollback costs taxpayers will see in fiscal year 2013-14 and assures the county's portion of your taxes will raise minimally, if at all.
The county's proposed budget has property tax revenue at $5.29 million for 2013-14, compared to $5.38 million this year.
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The county is one of about four main taxing entities in Union County. Those taxing entities this year in order from highest tax levy to lowest were Creston School District ($15.49), county ($14.36) city ($13.52) and Greater Regional Medical Center ($2.6).
Those other three main taxing entities will need to reduce their levies significantly to compensate for the rollback, too, if property taxes were to stay even or reduce in Union County.
What is the state rollback?
The rollback is set by the state. For fiscal year 2013-14, the rollback lowered 2 percent per 1,000 of evaluation — from 50 to 52 percent — which means the county can tax your $100,000 house on about $52,000 of evaluation in 2013-14 compared to the $50,000 it taxed you on this year.
A public hearing for the county's proposed budget for 2013-14 is scheduled 10 a.m. March 4. For a summary of the proposed 2013-14 budget, see page 11A of Thursday's Creston News Advertiser.
Creston News Advertiser was present for several budget work sessions held by the Union County Board of Supervisors in January and February and took a close look at the county's proposed 2013-14 budget.
The following shows areas where the county is saving money and where main expenditures occurred in the proposed budget.
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Bonding: The first question on the mind of taxpayers is, does the county plan to bond this year? County supervisors have no plans to bond in fiscal year 2013-14.
In the past three budgets, they've only bonded once, which was in 2011-12 for $500,000. In two years, the county will have reduced its debt service from its peak in 2011 at about $13 million to $9.8 million by June 2013.
5 to 3: The board again has two less members for fiscal year 2013-14, which saves the county about $88,000 per year in wages and benefits. Sandy Hysell, county auditor, said the move to three supervisors is working well right now and continues to save money in the budget each fiscal year.
Health insurance: Ron Riley, board chairman, said switching health-insurance providers to Bernie Lowe & Associates of Ankeny continues to save the county money. For the proposed 2013-14 budget, the switch will save the county a total of about $200,000.
Projects: The capital projects fund is down 88 percent for fiscal year 2013-14. That drop directly relates to the county bonding less over the past two years.
The county placed a mere $94,000 in capital projects funding for 2013-14, and $11,000 of that will be used to upgrade voting identification equipment used during elections. The rest of the money in capital projects fund — about $83,000 — is reserved to be used by secondary roads for construction projects in 2013-14.
Mental health: In the state mandated mental health redesign, the county can only levy for $593,128 in fiscal year 2013-14 — about $138,000 less than the current fiscal year. That's good news in the pockets of taxpayers, but the bad news is it means less money for maintaining services at mental health facilities unless the state steps in and gives transitional funding to Union County.
State legislators filed a bill recently that would provide an additional $11.6 million in mental-health funding to 26 of the 32 counties in Iowa that applied. If the bill passes, Union County would receive an additional $597,792 in funding.
Compensation: Raises for county elected officials were approved in early February. County Attorney Tim Kenyon and Sheriff Rick Piel received a 3.4 percent raise, and all other courthouse employees received a 2.6 percent raise for fiscal year 2013-14.
In total, about $25,000 in raises were given for county employees in the county's proposed budget for fiscal year 2013-14.
Department increases: Hysell said all department budgets including attorney, auditor, treasurer and recorder increased this fiscal year. Hysell said, on average, those budgets increased 3 to 5 percent. Kenyon's requests: During budget requests last month, Kenyon asked the board to approve a 4 percent raise for his secretary. The board decided to give her the same wage increase other courthouse employees received, which was 2.6 percent.
In his budget request, Kenyon asked the supervisors to place an extra $4,500 in his budget for a total of $12,000 for a part-time employee. The supervisors approved that request. Kenyon also asked for half of that part-time employees health-insurance be paid for. The supervisors denied that request.
Conservation: During budget requests, Union County Conservation Director Doug Jones told the county supervisors his two park rangers currently receive 75 percent of his salary. Jones asked that percentage be raised to 80 percent of his salary — stating first deputies in other departments like secondary roads, sheriff's and treasurer in Union County receive 80 percent of their department head's salary.
The board decided to meet in the middle and raise the percentage to 77.5 percent of Jones' salary. Emergency management: Jo Duckworth, emergency management coordinator in Union County, alerted the Union County Board of Supervisors in January she would be asking for about $20,000 more in her budget request this coming fiscal year.
Duckworth explained the reason for the increased budget request is because normally she receives a Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) issued by the federal government. Duckworth said she uses that $20,000 EMPG grant in her annual operating budget. However, this year, it's unknown whether Congress will issue that grant.
Duckworth said the government has sequestered all federal grants, including the EMPG grant, and will decide whether to issue this particular grant later this year. If Congress decides to award the EMPG grant, a county budget amendment will be completed once the funds are distributed and the EMPG funds would be placed back into the county's general basic fund.
Library: Gibson Memorial Library asked for an additional $5,000 in their county budget request last month — asking for a total of $25,000 in county taxpayer funding for fiscal year 2013-14. The supervisors denied the extra $5,000 and will be budgeting $20,000 for Gibson Memorial Library in fiscal year 2013-14.
Crisis center: During budget requests, Vicki Hodge with Rural Iowa Crisis Center made a budget request of $11,000 — about $7,500 more than last year's asking. County supervisors approved a total of $5,500 for Rural Iowa Crisis Center.


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On December 5th, 2002, the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC) issued a $220,000 loan to the city of Chester, MA. The PVCP received its Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan funding from EPA New England in 1999. The loan was utilized to finance a cleanup at the 14-acre Chester Woodwaste Landfill site located on Middlefield Road in Chester. The cleanup of this site is critical to the redevelopment of the site since it will facilitate the construction of the Chester Regional Elementary School and associated athletic fields which will be built adjacent to the landfill. The cleanup was designed to eliminate the potential public health threats associated with the existing contamination. While the school will be ready for occupancy in November 2003, it is anticipated that the first classes will be offered at the new school in January 2004.
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The loan was made to a municipality eligible for a discount of 20% of the loan amount. The town of Chester signed two promissary notes in support of the loan. The first note covered the discounted principal is $176,000. The interest rate for the loan will be 1%. A repayment schedule of the discounted principal and accrued interest was established based on ten annual payments starting March 2004. The second note for $44,000 will automatically discharge at the end of ten years if the discounted loan is repaid according to the original terms. Both notes are secured by the full faith and credit of the town of Chester. The source of repayment will be from the town's general funds.
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The cleanup began in August 2002 and was completed in October 2002. The contractors excavated and consolidated the wood waste debris and lead contaminated soil and placed it in an onsite landfill with a gas collection system and leachate control. (The lead-contaminated soil comes from an unknown source and was the driving force to conduct the cleanup.) The cleanup will prevent any unacceptable risk to the occupants of the new elementary school. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MA DEP) approved the cleanup plan under its cleanup regulations: the Massachusetts Contingency Plan.
The Chester Regional Elementary School is a part of the Gateway Regional School District, who also participated in the hiring of the contractor and oversight of the construction of the school. The school district hired Fontain Brothers of Springfield, MA, to construct the school for the price of $4.9 million. The school construction began in October 2002 and should be substantially complete in October 2003. The school, which will hold classes between Kindergarten and fifth grade, should open in January 2004.


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This project was conceived during a chat with Alex where we wished we had a laser cutter and thought we could make one out of an etchasketch. Alex, this instructable is for you. Keep on inspiring me.
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This project demonstrates a simple hack to create a large format laser cutter utilizing all the scrap electronics you may have lying around. If you have a broken scanner or two, the cost can be just about 30 dollars for the entire project.
Step 1: Get your supplies
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1x Laser diodes Ebay Store $36 dollars for 2
2x Old Scanners Salvation Army $10 Dollars each
2x ULN2003 Electronic Connection $5
1x Prototyping board RadioSchack $2
2x 3/8" Aluminum Rod Home Depot $3 each
1x 3/8" Aluminum Tube Home Depot $3
10x Brass Brackets Home Depot $1
1x 2" cube of wood Home Depot $1
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Awesome! What is the scan gap? I need to know!
How exactly does this connect to a computer?
Imagine you'd want to create laser-cut plastic stencils for surface mounted PCBs, you're not willing to buy them at $25 each and your room is lacking the floor space required for this otherwise elegant solution.
Would it be possible to create a laser cutting "printer" by converting a B/W inkjet printer by replacing the cartridge with a laser-diode - possibly a blue one?
That way you'd get the X and Y axes from the printer, plus the motors that are obviously precise enough for regular printing so you'd only need to mount the laser and most likely replace the circuits from the printer.
Am I on to something or am I on a wild goose chase?
ps. I'm talking about the thin transparent plastic sheets commonly used for projection on a wall.
A problem I see is that every time the diode and the driver circuit turns off, the capacitor should/needs to be shorted out to protect the diode. Is there a way we can hook it up to the potentiometer so that when it triggers, it switches from low output visible to full 100-200mw. Thinking about this driver. Any thoughts?
how do you keep small bits from getting stuck in mechanisms instead of coming out
how will you protect the other parts of the printer from the rest of the laser that shines through
how about adding something that will blow the small parts and push into desired direction and be sucked by sort of small vacuum?
just an idea ;-)
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If you use an "ink" trigger, you don't really need to worry as it will only turn the laser on when "ink" would be applied, or, in this case, laser cuts made. It shouldnt be on long enough to put a hole through plastic.
For the first question, hope and prayer?
Or, you try it first. If it doesn't go through the printer correctly, well it won't while lasering.
Screw what I just said. ceramic. non polished finish. Heat cannot kill it.
those just 'look cool' and cost alot
get a high-powered red diode, it's cheaper
The same logic goes with laser safety glasses--you have to pick the ones which block the color laser you're using (but then, you can't see the laser either, be prepared for that!). Remember, it this thing can cut even paper, it can hurt your eyes. We use webcams to look at our laser hitting things in my lab, they're cheap and don't get hurt.
Hey I know this is a little late to post questions here, but I've been looking all over for laser cutter plans and this ible is AWESOME! I was wondering though, do these lasers over heat and burn out after cutting for so long? I see you cut that stencil which is all I want to do but I heard even 300mw lasers will burn out within 5 minutes constant use...
The ebay link is expired, so could you please post the specs for the laser components?
p.s. Wouldn't mind watching a video of you explaining the 4 times electrical tape saved your life. I'm dead serious. Useful info for anyone that thinks it ok to substitute it with other stuff.
Thank you for your time, Eron.
Also, cutting acrylic with laser can be tricky because it's transparent and hence probably won't absorb the laser's energy as well as a black sheet of paper would (it's no surprise that he used black paper as a stencil, after all black absorbs the most light). This means that you might need a stronger laser or adjust the whole setup to account for the considerably longer cutting times. That's just 2 cents though.
yeah, i do cut rocks by hand but this idea would be so much easier and cooler.
any ideas on how powerful a laser must be to cut silica?
Thanx in advance!


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Saturday, March 08, 2003Johnson City, Tenn. (Mar 8, 2003) - East Tennessee State's men's tennis team garnered back-to-back home wins this weekend following Saturday's 4-2 victory over Winthrop at the ETSU Tennis Center. The Buccaneers (4-5), who defeated Virginia Intermont on Friday, took all three doubles matches versus Winthrop and used some key wins at the bottom of the lineup to topple the Eagles (4-2). "Winthrop is a pretty tough team to beat," said ETSU head coach Yaser Zaatini following the Saturday's match. "I'm happy with the way our guys played and I'm proud of the way our captains stepped up." Seniors Marcos Pavlovich (Otamendi, Argentina) and Francisco Diaz (Weston, Fla.) defeated both their singles opponents at the No. 1 and No. 6 slots, respectively. Pavlovich defeated the Eagles' Clayton Almeida 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, while Diaz took care of Gustavo Zanette in straight sets 7-6, 6-2. Moises Serrano (Bucaramanga, Colombia) claimed a 6-1, 6-2 vicotory over Rodrigo Cezar at No. 5. The Eagles only two wins of the afternoon came at No. 2 and No. 4 singles. Michal Kwiecien handed Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) a 7-6, 6-0 loss at the No. 2 postion and Francisco Fiuri (Villa Maria, Argentina) suffered a 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 loss to Winthrop's Adam Narczewski at No. 4. The match at No. 3 singles between the Buccaneers' Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina) and Gary Kilduff was not finished. In doubles action, the No. 1 tandem of Pavlovich and Salazar went on to knock off the duo of Almeida/Narczewski, 8-6. At No. 2, Iglesias/Serrano beat Winthrop's Zanette/Cezar, 8-3, while Fiuri and ETSU teammate Federico Ochoa (Manizales, Colombia) took an 8-2 decision over Kwiecien and Gary Kilduff at the No. 3 slot. East Tennessee State 4, Winthrop 2 Singles 1.) Marcos Pavlovich (ETSU) def. Clayton Almeida (WU), 3-6, 6-1, 6-3 2.) Michal Kwiecien (WU) def. Alejandro Salazar (ETSU), 7-6, 6-0 3.) Diego Iglesias (ETSU) vs Gary Kilduff (WU), Not finished 4.) Adam Narczewski (WU) def. Fernando Fiuri (ETSU), 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 5.) Moises Serrano (ETSU) def. Rodrigo Cezar (WU), 6-1, 6-2 6.)Francisco Diaz (ETSU) def. Gustavo Zanette (WU), 7-6, 6-2 Doubles 1.) Salazar/Pavlovich (ETSU) def. Almeida/Narczewski, 8-6 2.) Iglesias/Serrano (ETSU) def. Zanette/Cezar, 8-3 3.) Fiuri/Ochoa (ETSU) def. Kwiecien/Kilduff, 8-2
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Once the growing sprawl of electronic parts starts showing up in your dreams, you know you've got some tidying up to do. It can be a challenge to spend quality hacking time on humdrum sorting & parts organization, but of course, in the long run it's a no-brainer.
I've yet to discover a magical motivator* for organization. But if you can put aside a few minutes for the cause, consider installing an uber-simple wire rack using plain old curtain brackets – perfect for taming those wild spools that roam your workbench.
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it would work well to mark and drill the lower hole for the curtain rod bracket, then put the screw in and tighten a bit, leaving it a bit loose. Then mark the upper hole exactly where it now needs to be, based on the lower hole. Let the bracket swing down and out of the way while drilling the upper hole, then swing up and screw in. Next, go back and tighten the lower screw's nut. This way, it's no problem if the first hole is drilled a bit off, and the marking on the second is easy.
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yea, just think about it. You can get two of those for the price of one MILLER !
You are gonna need them, because that's what it is gonna take to get one to keep working. Not to mention when you send it in for warranty work you will have months of vacation time toooooooooooo !
Save your money and buy a real machine. Buy once, cry once. Wouldn't you rather buy a machine for a investment that when you go to sell it you won't lose much ? People selling MILLERS usually try to sell for what you can buy new for. They hold their value.
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I have a Power Arc 200 Stick Machine it has been a good machine going on 2 years now, I also have a Lincoln A/C 225.
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If you look at the features and capability of an Everlast 210ext, there isn't an american made welder that will give you the same for anything less than 3 times the price.
If you're running a business and the welder is your bread and butter then you should match the functions to your business and buy a quality unit based on that. BUT, if you're a hobbyist welder looking for a machine that will weld just about anything and help improve the results with its functionality, then an Everlast is can't beat. Just be forewarned that you're going to have to read the manual and turn some dials to get good results. If you just want to flip the "on" switch and the ac/dc lever when you switch projects then you better buy something else.
I'll take an Everlast 210ext any day!
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I am not suggesting it. I'm flat out saying it.
You have no way of knowning whether or not he will need to buy another Everlast machine or not. You just have your opinion about it (and that's fine). The REALITY of the situation is that he may have to and then again he may not have to. He just needs to understand that he MIGHT have to and be ok with that. But then again he needs to understand the he may have to buy another replacement machine regardless of what brand of machine he buys.
Nathan128 -
Don't drink the coolaide as to what you should buy. Just do your homework, understand what you are getting into and do what's best for you whatever that is and don't worry about what others think you ought to do. Just listen to what others have to say and sift through the responses and then draw your own conclusions. After that, live with the consequences of the decision you ultimately end up making. Don't let fear preachers or snake oil salesmen make the decision for you. You'll know who they are. Millers are nice machines (no doubt about it), Lincolns aren't bad either and Thermal Arc makes some nice stuff too. I say this based on personnel experience with owning and using all of them. If I had to wait until I could afford to buy a miller TIG welder comparible to that 250EX I own, I'd be waiting years. I rather be welding with it now like I am doing than sitting around waiting to be welding with a machine I would not have for a few years to come. But then that machine does not bring home the bacon and I can do with out it. If I was really dependent upon it I wouldn't have purchased it since it is possible to have a lot of down time with it if something were to go wrong with it. I also get to chuckle at all the shi t that get stirred up when a green machine is mentioned. It really gets under the skin of some people. But I could not care less about that.
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Everlast doesn't have good reputation, I have seen many people complaining about everlast welders. If you want to get real value for money with excellent quality go forMiller or Licnoln which are worth every penny.
ttppoopp , you are right. He could be in a financial situation where that is all he can afford and wants to buy now. Miller,lincoln, and Hobart are industry proven. There are old ones out there and still kicking.
You can go to walley world and buy work boots for 50.00. or red wings for 200.00. you can walk in both of them. By the time your feet feel good in the cheap ones it is time for another. The quality product will feel good from the start. You get what you pay for.
I wish him the best of luck which ever way he goes.
there is a lot of info and testing on these on welding tips and tricks web site. looks like a decent machine but still blue blooded.....trail blazer 302
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I owned one for all of about 20 days! It was their top of the line 250 EXT machine that was suppose to be be best machine they ever had.. It wasn't EVER properly tested prior to being sold to the public mainly because Everlast is owned by one EX Russian dude that came to America to make his fortune and he's made a pretty good one so far selling JUNK welding machines and bull****ting his customers. Sure he'll send you out replacement parts I spoke with him more HOURS than I care to recall and during those calls he told me far too much about his company and what he pays for his equipment. A machine that he sells for 2K he has no more than 350 bucks in and he buys so much from the factory in China they ship him full containers of spare parts with every order for free just to continue doing business with him. He can replace anything you have go wrong and you will have plenty... On the 250 EXT his field test consisted of his field service man whom works from his house in Georgia while Everlast is in Cali they don't have a service department. This dude sits around his house in his BVD's eating Captin Crunch all day BSing poor unsuspecting customers like he know's what he's talking about. He's NOT EVER A WELDER!! He cuts down trees and sells fire wood when not chatting on the phone like he's an engineer and know's his **** which he don't know SHEEET! The Foot control on the EXT wouldn't work for at all and his tech repair man said --------------------> Real TIG welders don't use foot controls you should learn to weld and use the trigger on the torch.. He said that because the machine was NEVER at anytime tested to work with a foot control prior to selling them to the public! He uses the public to test his junk.. Go read on his site and you'll see for yourself. And all they do is think they have a Dynasty machine for a fraction of the price and we are all stupid for paying what Miller charges for our Dynasty... They are delusional beyond words!
If you buy an Everlast ANYTHING you need to have your head examined! I was stupid for buying one but they offered a 30 day money back warranty and I said it was worth a try. It wasn't worth the nightmare it caused dealing with that crazy man calling my house at all hours of the early morning because I'm east coast and he's in Cali calling out here in the middle of the night like a retard! The machines are junk and he's a JOKE!
The whole " you can buy two asian welders for the price of a Miller" is stupid. Just like saying that any Hyundai is the same as a Mercedes, and you can buy two.
Even if quality is on par with Miller, the ChiCom mail order service scenario is BS. I am not an electrical technician, and I should not be made to diagnose internal problems on the phone to avoid the freight costs to get service. If I have any issue with my Miller machines, my LWS comes right out to assist. Then if he is stumped he calls upon the regional Miller rep. and they have it solved in short order or they swap it out with a loaner during repair or new unit.
Ya get what ya pay for. Oh, and never have these trash can welder people offered to let me demo one of their machines. They know it would never hold up in a professional environment. The fallout would be just plain embarrassing. Miller on the other hand treats me like a king. Demo this, demo that. I even have had the pleasure to demo Miller's orphan child, the Dynasty280. I have demoed Esab, Hobart, Miller, Linclone, and ThermalArc. Some were good, some were not(Esab).
Sure I could outfit my shop with 20 ChiCom units, and hire a plant manager to handle the service, warranty, and legal issues forthwith. But what a supreme hassle that would be. So why would I wish any of that on an amateur?
Sorry it turned into a rant.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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"What's more Irish than a traditional recipe for corned beef and cabbage? Serve with mustard or horseradish if desired."
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corned beef brisket with spice packet
10 small
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carrots, peeled and cut into 3-inch pieces
1 large head
cabbage, cut into small wedges
This was THE BEST corned beef and cabbage that I have ever made. I never had used a recipe before, let alone added carrots. Anyhow, I used a 4 lb. brisket that I trimmed of most visible fat without sacrificing the integrity of the meat. Also rinsed the meat well (couldn't bear to use that bloody junk that was packaged with it) before putting it into an 11 qt. stockpot with the spices that were packaged with it. Added 1 can Miller Lite beer, water to cover, 3 large cloves of minced garlic, and about 12 whole black peppers. About 1 hour before the beef was supposed to be done, I added the potatoes, carrots, and 2 small turnips, chopped. Forty minutes later I added the green cabbage wedges and 1 large onion, cut into wedges. Twenty minutes later all was done and it was DELICIOUS. [P.S. I served this with a horseradish sauce--mix together 3/4 cup sour cream, 1/4 cup white prepared horseradish (or to taste), 1 Tbs. dried chives, and the juice from 1/2 lemon. This is very good with the corned beef.]
Jeepers, it needs onions! Everything except desserts needs onions!
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I take the corned beef out and while the cabbage carrots and pot's are cooking in the liquid, I put the brisket in the oven for 30 minutes with this sauce that I combine on the stove until smooth. 1/3 cup of brown sugar,2 tblsp of butter tlbs. of prepared mustard, 1/3 cup of ketchup, and 3 tblsp of apple cider vinegar. I combine these ingredients till smooth, then pour over the brisket while the veggies are cooking. 30 to 40 mins. at 350 will do it.
Hope you like it, all of my friends who hate corned beef will only eat mine!
I love corned beef & cabbage & I must have used close to a hundred recipes, but I think this is the simplest & the best. Use the white (not russet) potatoes. I sometimes wondered why my previous renditions sometimes came out on the salty side--this recipe is well-balanced in flavor. Now I know that a '10/5' potato/carrot combo really works...if you skimp on the veggies, the dish will be salty. Using 10/5 gives it a good seasoning balance.
The recipe as written will work very well. I've been doing it that way for many years, except I cook the veggies separately in some of the broth. However, I thought I would try the crockpot method suggested by several reviewers.I also tried the new Reynolds crockpot liners. they work great! No clean up except the lid. I have a new Rival 5 quart slow cooker with removable stoneware crock. I had a 3.5 lb corned beef brisket(too fatty)and followed the Rival instructions which called for 1 cup of water, onions and cabbage only. I added 6 small potatoes and 3 carrots, cut in half. In 8 hours everything was overcooked, including the veggies! I could see the broth boiling around the inside of the crockpot, so I assume it gets too high when set on low. It's best omit all liquid as it is not needed when cooking roasts in the crockpot. Cooking the corned beef in the old fashioned way is the best. Skip the crockpot!
This recipe is very basic and with a few changes I loved it. Try covering the corn beef with four cans of beef broth and include the spice packet after cutting the big fat off. Bring to a boil and turn to low to simmer 2-21/2 hrs. Then add potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, mushrooms and cabbage for the last hour. Make sure the meat is cooked first by poking the meat before adding vegetables and use a large pot on top of the stove! I didn't mean to rewrite the recipe, but this is much more tasty way the prepare the corn beef!!!! Don't forget the french bread says my husband and he is right!!!
I cook the cabbage at the end. Cut it in wedges and cooked seperately from the meat. I use 1/2 cooking liquid from the meat and 1/2 chicken broth with butter added to the liquid. Cooked until just crisp tender. Gives the cabbage a lovely flavor, it stays green and doesn't get all mushy.
I cover my corned beef with beer usually a 5 pack and one for the cook! Follow any of the recipes that call for water and substitute the beer WONDERFUL!!!!!!
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Four years after the release of her critically acclaimed eponymous debut, Santigold -- formerly known as Santogold -- has returned with a video for a new song called 'Big Mouth,' which picks up where her debut, and in particular songs like 'Creator,' left off.
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Joran van der Sloot could be extradited from Peru to the United States to face extortion charges within months, his attorney told CNN Monday. According to Maximo Altez, the US has taken the first step in the process and he expects a formal request for extradition soon. Altez said that if van der Sloot is convicted in federal court, he would likely return to Peru to serve the rest of his 28-year prison sentence for murder there and then come back to the US to serve whatever sentence is ordered here. See CNN's full report here for more details.
Authorities confirmed Tuesday that remains found by a man walking his dog in a wooded area in Falmouth, Massachusetts last week are those of Trudie Hall, a 23-year-old pregnant woman who disappeared nearly two years ago. Hall was reported missing by her mother on July 28, 2010. According to the Boston Globe, prosecutor Michael O'Keefe said at a press conference that investigators believe Hall traveled from Nantucket to Cape Cod on July 27. Her rental car was found on July 29 with blood inside, the Cape Cod Times reported.
O'Keefe told reporters Tuesday that investigators know from examining the body that Hall was shot multiple times, though he would not reveal how many. He said a decision had not been made yet on whether they can pursue a second murder charge for the death of her unborn child once a suspect is identified. According to O'Keefe, it is possible that someone out there "knowingly or unknowingly" aided Hall's killer after the fact and police would like to speak to that person.
Two weeks after a young Virginia mother vanished, her family is appealing to the public for help finding her. WSET reported that 22-year-old Heather Hodges has not been seen since April 9, when her boyfriend called police to report that he left her home alone for about 10 minutes while he went to Dairy Queen and she was gone when he got back.
According to the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, no evidence of foul play has emerged, but several details about her disappearance concern them, including the fact that she left her 2-year-old daughter behind and has not called to check in on her. Relatives told reporters Monday that Hodges has gone missing voluntarily before, but never for this long and never without contacting anyone. Authorities say Hodges' 39-year-old boyfriend has been cooperating with the investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call the Franklin County Sheriff's Office at (540) 483-3000.
A Washington judge has denied a defense request to throw out evidence against missing woman Susan Powell's father-in-law in a voyeurism and child pornography case unrelated to her 2009 disappearance. Attorneys for Steven Powell argued that a search warrant executed on his home in August 2011 as part of the Susan Powell case was overly broad and illegal.
The recently-unsealed warrant was intended to recover physical and digital copies of Susan's journals that Powell and his son Josh claimed to have, but investigators also found discs containing images of undressed young girls who were later identified as Steven Powell's former neighbors. Prosecutors alleged that the images may have been recorded from Powell's bedroom window. As a result, he was charged with 14 counts of voyeurism and one count of possession of child pornography. He has pleaded not guilty.
According to KOMO, the judge agreed with prosecutors that Powell's own public comments about having the journals provided probable cause to obtain the search warrant. Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist said in a statement that he was "pleased" with the ruling. Powell's trial is scheduled for May 7.
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I know we are getting a new logo! Did Ross ever say anything about a new uniform?
I know we are getting a new logo! Did Ross ever say anything about a new uniform?
Nike will be revamping our look this year to go along with the logo change. Nike was unable to update all team looks last year, so Miami was put on the "Year 2" timetable for uniform updates. Doesn't mean it will be drastic, though.
I recall him saying it will be very slight modifications.
Reportedly both the new logo and new uniforms have been approved by the NFL. Rumors are that they will have a retro look to them.
I'm hoping we lose the sleeve logo and go to thicker stripes with the TV numbers on the shoulders, like the Bears and Chiefs did this season...
I'm tired of the white on white - boring! Reminds me of our play on the field.
Hope is not a strategy.
I have an appreciation for tradition and history like the next guy, but I don't see what's so great about our throwback jerseys to be completely honest. I think it's safe to say the older generation is holding onto and associating the throwbacks with success of the past. I'm not against the older uniforms, I just don't see the attraction. I do however, believe that it's time for a change of some kind.


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PLEASE NOTE: This hearing will convene at the beginning of the last vote of the 2:50 PM vote series.
The Committee on Rules will meet on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. in H-313 The Capitol on the following measure:


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This programme allows you to explore in depth the challenges facing developing and developed countries in the fight against global poverty, as well as to understand the promise and problems of proposed approaches to poverty reduction. Issues covered include: theories and history of development; changing approaches to poverty reduction; practical policy, programme and research skills.
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LEXINGTON, Va. – Republican nominee Mitt Romney on Monday accused President Obama of "passive" leadership in the Middle East in a foreign-policy speech at the Virginia Military Institute. "Hope is not a strategy," the Republican nominee said, attacking the president's 2008 campaign slogan of "hope and change."
Romney called for more direct intervention in Syria, including making sure anti-government opposition forces have weapons. And while he emphasized that the responsibility for the murder of U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans in Benghazi, Libya, lies solely with those who carried out the attack, Romney also criticized the Obama administration for its initial focus on an anti-Islamic video as the trigger for an attack.
In addition, Romney argued at VMI that Obama has failed both Israel and the Palestinians. "What should be a negotiation process has devolved into a series of heated disputes at the" United Nations, he said. "In this old conflict, as in every challenge we face in the Middle East, only a new president will bring the chance to begin anew."
The renewed focus on foreign policy comes after several weeks of unrest in the Middle East resulting in widespread protests, attacks on multiple American embassies, and the deadly attacks in Benghzai. Romney called the recent attacks "expressions of a larger struggle that is playing out across the broader Middle East" and argue for changing course in the region.
Romney, who has little foreign policy experience on his resume, has been criticized for some of his previous statements on international affairs. An overseas trip he took in July was largely overshadowed by negative reaction to comments he made about England's lack of preparation for the Olympics and a perceived slight of Palestinians, whom he implied were culturally inferior to their Jewish neighbors. He took heat for an inaccurate, premature attack on the Obama administration as events were unfolding in Libya. Most recently, he offended Spanish leaders when he said in the debate that he doesn't want the U.S. to "go down the path of Spain." Some of these missteps are featured in a new Obama campaign ad and video.
The VMI speech was an opportunity to make "voters comfortable with Romney as commander in chief," said Republican strategist and former McCain adviser Ford O'Connell. He pointed to a recent Gallup poll that shows Obama with higher foreign policy approval ratings than Romney and said the goal of the speech was also to "close that gap a little bit."
Here are some of the foreign policy areas Romney addressed:
Romney criticized the administration for what he framed as a failure to acknowledge the obvious, that the attacks in Libya were the work of terrorists – not spontaneous reactions to a video.
"The attack on our Consulate there on September 11th, 2012 was likely the work of forces affiliated with those that attacked our homeland on September 11th, 2001. This latest assault can't be blamed on a reprehensible video insulting Islam, despite the administration's attempts to convince us of that for so long," Romney said. "No, as the administration has finally conceded, these attacks were the deliberate work of terrorists who use violence to impose their dark ideology on others, especially women and girls; who are fighting to control much of the Middle East today; and who seek to wage perpetual war on the West."
Romney said that he will support "the Libyan people's efforts to forge a lasting government that represents all of them," while also pursuing those who attacked the consulate. This position is the same as Obama's.
Romney called for the United States to help arm the Syrian opposition. "In Syria, I'll work with our partners to identify and organize those members of the opposition who share our values and then ensure they obtain the arms they need to defeat Assad's tanks, helicopters, and fighter jets," Romney said. He stopped short of saying the U.S. itself would supply arms to the opposition.
His position is similar to Obama's. The administration is providing non-lethal aid such as intelligence, and The New York Times reported that the CIA is helping allies route arms to fighters who are not terrorists.
"I will not hesitate to impose new sanctions on Iran, and will tighten the sanctions we currently have. I'll restore the permanent presence of aircraft carrier task forces in both the Eastern Mediterranean and the Gulf —and I'll work with Israel to increase our military assistance and coordination," Romney said.


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En español | These recipes are colorful and flavorful, but they also include superfoods that can improve memory, lower blood pressure and boost your immune system.
As warmer weather peeks over the horizon, we're ready to pack up the casserole dishes and slow cookers and get ready for lighter fare. But it's not too late to enjoy one last helping of a classic comfort food — with some healthy ingredients and a few new twists. Forget the ketchup-spiked, drab meat loaf of yore. Many of these eight recipes include international flavors, whole grains and lots of vegetables.
Pomegranate Glaze
Makes 1 cup
- 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 shallot, finely chopped
- Sea salt
- 1/2 cup pomegranate molasses, homemade or store-bought
- 1/4 cup organic vegetable or chicken broth, homemade or store-bought
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed blood orange juice (can substitute Valencia orange juice)
1. Heat the olive oil in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the garlic, shallot and a pinch of salt and sauté until lightly browned, about 5 minutes.
2. Stir in the pomegranate molasses, broth, maple syrup, tomato paste and cinnamon stick. Decrease the heat to medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened, for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove from the heat, remove the cinnamon stick and stir in the orange juice. Do a taste test; you may want to add a pinch more salt and more lemon juice to taste.
3. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.
Nutrients per serving (2 tablespoons): 45 calories, 11g carbohydrates, 0g protein, 0g fiber, 0g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 5mg sodium
Kale, Orange, Grape Tomato and Carrot Salad With Rebecca Katz's Greener Than Green Goddess Dressing
Serves 4
- 1 (12-ounce) bunch kale (preferably Tuscan or black kale), stems removed, leaves cut into thin strips
- Greener Than Green Goddess Dressing (recipe follows)
- 2 organic carrots, peeled and thinly sliced
- 10 grape tomatoes, halved
- 1 very small orange or clementine, peeled and separated into sections and diced
1. Place the kale in a large bowl. Pour 1/2 cup of the dressing over it. Using your hands, gently massage the dressing into the kale for 2 to 3 minutes. Let rest for 30 minutes. (This will marinate the kale and help remove some of its bitterness.)
2. Just before serving, add the carrots, tomatoes and orange sections. Drizzle with a quarter to half a cup of the remaining dressing, toss to combine and serve immediately.
Nutrients per serving: 57 calories, 3g protein, 13g carbohydrates, 3g fiber, 1g fat (0g saturated fat), 0mg cholesterol, 43mg sodium
Greener Than Green Goddess Dressing
Makes about 2 cups
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/2 cup organic plain yogurt
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 avocado, halved, skin and pit removed and flesh scooped out
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 2 scallions, white and green parts, chopped
- 1 clove garlic, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1. Put all the ingredients in a blender or food processor and process until smooth and creamy. Do a taste test; you may want to add a pinch more salt and more lemon juice to taste.
2. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
Nutrients per serving (1/2 cup): 80 calories, 1g protein, 4g carbohydrates, 2g fiber, 7g fat (1g saturated fat), 1mg cholesterol, 158mg sodium