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January 05, 2006, 09:49:44 AM »
I came this close >< to buying a Defender 4 or 5 years back. I'm sure there are plenty in the used market, that could be brought up to spec inexpensively. look around Dallas or LA as there just show vehicles there. No significant offroading miles.
Hell of a vehicle, but noisy and crude, not at all like the GX470.
Yes, but the GX470 is unusable off-road. With the Defender, you can get stuck in places you'd never get stuck before, simply because you couldn't get there.
Okay, I'll stop flogging the Defender now. I sincerely doubt that Land Rover will be paying me a commission.
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January 05, 2006, 10:23:53 AM »
The main problem with the Defender is that they don't meet U.S. safety requirements, and haven't been sold here in 10 years. There's some possibilty that the next model will be, but that won't arrive until (perhaps) 2012.
Actually, the GX470 is a Toyota 4Runner with better seats and stereo; the 4Runner and the Toyota Land Cruiser are probably the two best stock off-road vehicles around, and are much more widely used in serious, non-tourist, off-road and outback situations in Africa and Australia than the Land Rovers, precisely because you can actually get them fixed when something goes wrong.
I'd kill for one of those Defender roof racks, to mount on top of the GX.
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January 05, 2006, 11:13:39 AM »
Quote from: John Camp,Jan 3 2006, 07:53 PM
The Sprinter would be ideal except for one thing: it's just a hair short of eight feet tall. That means that it won't park in standard residential garages, or in most parking garages.
Absolutely true. If you have to park in there, the Sprinter's out. Seems like a small price to pay for an otherwise perfect camera vehicle.
I've been to Deadhorse, too. I'm sure you'd agree that the Sprinter'd make it no problem. (Spring thaw excepted)
Some of the vans on the conversion van sites would really be great for long distance trips with in-van sleeping, though, with microwaves, refrigerators, pop-tops, beds, storage bins, etc.
My Chev Astro has taken me across North America numerous times, always on photo missions. It cost me about half what a current Stupid Useless Vehicle sells for nowadays, has saved me a bundle on motels and accommodated me at some incredible locations. As I said, 320,000 kms on the clock with no significant repairs. All but a hundred kilometers or so with me at the wheel. 20 mpg US. 11 liters/100 kms, about 10 cents a kilometer at current fuel prices. Not bad for a house that moves. Darkroom, too, these days.
Most SUVs use more gas than the Astro and are invariably far too small inside for gearn and camping, even for single-handed use. 4WD is so infrequently necessary, I won't pay for it and don't go where I might need it. For that, I walk or take the dirt bike (stowed inside the Astro)
99% of photo trips consists of long stretches of paved highway. The short wheelbase of most SUVs, especially Land Rovers, (I used one for years as a land surveyor) delivers a choppy, uncomfortable ride. They are also invariably intolerably NOISY inside. Gimme a quiet ride any day.
I don't get this platform-on-the-roof thing. Very seldom can you put the vehicle where the camera needs to be, and the fuel penalty is bigger than you might think.
The Sprinter (made entirely by Mercedes) does everything the domestic vans do, but better. Not cheaper, but far better. The only thing "Dodge" about the Sprinter is the little sticker on the hood.
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Reply #23 on:
January 05, 2006, 12:04:07 PM »
Yes, but the GX470 is unusable off-road. With the Defender, you can get stuck in places you'd never get stuck before, simply because you couldn't get there.
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I don't know, My GX470 has been in all kinds of offroad situations. It's built on a truck chassis, not a car chassis like my previous X-5 (Beemer was great on Hwy and snow, but real offroad - NAH). It's the damaging of the cosmetics that keep it away from the more extreme terrain.
Best feature (470), passenger love that the rear seat reclines like the fronts. Makes watching Movies easier during long trips. I think you need to have a custom roof rack built for the GX, myself.
I'm surprised it's been so long since the defender has been for sale, doesn't seem correct but....I'm getting old and my memory is .........<snore>.......
Anyway, the USA models are out there and one can be put in pristeen shape for peanuts compared to buying anything new............<snore>........
AH, sorry, need a new battery for my pacemaker I guess
<kidding, I hope>
BTW, have you concidered getting a Gitzo 9900 XT (xtra tall) and a step ladder. Only $12,500 USD. I saw one of those Little Giant ladders on an infomercial and it looks usable for lots of stuff. Maybe they have an attachable ball head accessory from RRS. You "might" get it before the new Defender comes out!
Last Edit: January 05, 2006, 12:12:14 PM by bob mccarthy
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Reply #24 on:
January 05, 2006, 01:08:47 PM »
I'm surprised it's been so long since the defender has been for sale, doesn't seem correct but....I'm getting old and my memory is .........<snore>.......
Anyway, the USA models are out there and one can be put in pristeen shape for peanuts compared to buying anything new............<snore>........
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Did a web search on the Defender (90)for fun.
Whew was I wrong. There seems to be a cut off in 97 for USA models. And they are pricey. An 8 year old vehicle going for roughly 60% of new pricing. Guess someone likes them. Good ones look like $40-50K.
oh well.
Last Edit: January 05, 2006, 01:09:17 PM by bob mccarthy
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Reply #25 on:
January 05, 2006, 02:46:44 PM »
Personally I would get a Safari Rack and mount it on whatever vehicle you want to drive and call it a day. Attach it for the photo excursions, remove it when just daily driving. With a plywood or expanded metal floor added to the bottom, it will be more than stout enough to stand on. Also LOTS of nifty accessories available for them -- you can find them at most well-stocked off-road stores:
But IMO the KargoMaster is probably the best -- and of course the most expensive:
Last Edit: January 05, 2006, 02:52:56 PM by Jack Flesher
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Reply #26 on:
January 05, 2006, 03:57:44 PM »
All right, I'll bite. Instead of waiting for a new vehicle, I ordered the largest KargoMaster with a mounting kit (which they promise me will work on a GX470, though I have my doubts) from Truckaddons.com. I should have it in a week or so, and will try it out. If it works, and if I can figure out how to post a picture of the world's most expensive tripod, I'll do it.
Without a dedicated ladder mounted to the truck, I was thinking I'd have to continue to use my fold-up step ladder, and was thinking, oh sh*t, it takes up so much space in the back...and then I thought, well, duh, you're gonna have a cargo basket...
The Sprinter would eat up the road to Deadhorse, as long as you took it slow through the mountains. That gravel was a little slidey on the curves. Of course, we were up there equipped for anything, and found a guy commuting back and forth in what must have been a 20-year-old Chevy Nova, though with good tires...probably helps not to care what happens to the car. I agree with everything you're saying about vans, and when I do trade, they're still in the running. In addition to taking photo equipment along, I go on a few musky-fishing trips every year, and the rods -- 7 and 7 1/2 feet long, in one piece) barely fit in the GX in rod cases. With a van, you can just drop them on the floor, no problem. I do like the looks of some of the stuff they have on that van site...
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Reply #27 on:
January 05, 2006, 04:20:30 PM »
GM stopped making those passenger vans. They were assembled here in Baltimore and the plant was closed last year. I don't know where they build the commercial vans, but the Chevy & GMC (Astro and something else) were built here.
Have you considered the VW SUV. With the V8 or the diesel (should be back in 2006) a very comfortable vehicle both on and off road. Very capable. VW co-designed the vehicle with Porsche. Stay away from the V6, the thing weighs over 2 tons and the 6 just won't do it. If the diesel is available, get it, gets great mileage, better than the V8 and large amounts of torque over 500 ft/lbs!
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Reply #28 on:
January 05, 2006, 04:44:49 PM »
Don't fall off!
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Reply #29 on:
January 05, 2006, 05:02:35 PM »
Oh yeah -- ARB makes really high quality racks too.
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Reply #30 on:
January 31, 2006, 01:11:42 AM »
I bought a Honda Element for this purpose. It will carry me and my gear to where I want to go-- mostly and while it is only rated for 150# on the roof, with the Thule track mount for the cross bars; it will take me and my Nikon + stuff. that puts my lensens about 11' off the ground. Surprising how many things you can only guess at being there are there to photograph without having to carry a chain saw.
I decided on one by driving into Washington states mountains on logging roads. I carried a 12' fruit picker three legged ladder and screwed a B-1 ball head on top.
12' doesn't always work, but often enough that I get many shots that I happen upon that I'd otherwise miss.
I am an electrician as is JJP above and he is dead on about build your own with strut [ Available at any electrical or Plunbing Wholesale house- yes thy will sell to you for cash}. What he didn't say is that you can easily make structures that are tear down. So you get where you want to go and put your prebuilt rack in place. How about your base not being 6' but 9?
Another thought, electricians mostly have racks built for their vans. Most look like the pix of the real Land Rover shown a few posts back only built out of galvanized expanded steel and angle iron. Believe me the electricians who worked for me had no idea of a weight limit on the roofs [ these roofs would collapse if a 200 pound man walked on them]. We used to set the aforementioned 12' ladders on the top to change light bulbs in parking lots lights- often at 24'.
A last different thought, notice that the racks on the LR pix above didn't mount to the roof but to the lower body, so who gives a rip what the roof rating is?
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Reply #31 on:
April 12, 2006, 04:35:51 PM »
Better late than never... (sorry, I just now signed on here)
Of course, you could drive whatever vehicle you pleased and... shoot from a boom mounted camera - wirelessly triggered, and wirelessly relaying images down to your laptop to confirm imaging. You'd have more flexibility of height (in addition to horizontal reach out over a precipice), greater mobility, and there's better personal safety since there's no perch for you to fall from. Never used one, no idea what they cost, just an idea - but it does significantly expand your vehicle options.
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Reply #32 on:
April 12, 2006, 06:49:25 PM »
This is a great thread and I guess we've all seen "that" picture and wanted a vehicle with a good useable shooting platform.
A couple of things that come to mind from all the previous posts.
Firstly, the best of best when it comes to 4x4's is landrover. Has been for about 60 years or something. There are only two real workhorse off road choices these days and the other is of course, the land cruiser.
The Merc Sprinter is a bloody good van and good to drive too.
The biggest point to raise though, is that no vehicle is going to be a stable platform unless it's properly jacked up to prevent any sway or movement. No point going to all the trouble to mount a tripod to the top of the vehicle by any of the means mentioned if it's going to move.
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Reply #33 on:
April 14, 2006, 10:43:10 AM »
I've had great luck with our VW Vanagon. You can stand forward of the poptop and there's ample room for a tripod. You do need to move slowly to avoid "rocking the boat." The best part is the combination of stove, refrigerator and sleeping space for 4. It's only a 4-cylinder and does a mere 40 MPH up steep grades. Also not adequate for going off-road except on well-graded dirt or gravel. It's about 6' 9" tall and just fits in our garage.
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Reply #34 on:
April 14, 2006, 02:01:03 PM »
This has been an interresting thread to read.
I have thought about ways to gain height when shooting in the field for some time. I remember seeing a picture of Ansel Adans shooting with a view camera on a plywood deck mounted on the top of his Buick ( I think) station wagon in Yosemite. I remember trying to get on top of a roof at a rest area in New Mexico for added height to see into the Rio Grande gorge.
I am currently driving a Honda Ridgeline, and thinking about carrying a collapsable ladder - It collapses to a 5 foot length, but extends to a full 10 feet as a leaning ladder - not a step ladder, but folds to makes a 5 foot folded ladder which could be used to shoot from.
One advantage of this is that the vehcile is not necessary - with removeable wheels added to the ladder, it could be wheeled to the shooting site.
Anyone else have any thoughts along this line?
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Reply #35 on:
April 14, 2006, 04:34:52 PM »
[attachment=431:attachment]I got this a few years ago to tow my boat and my daughter's horse box. It's the 50th Anniversary Defender with a 4.0 litre V8, it's had a tripod on the roof plenty of times without complaint.
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Reply #36 on:
April 14, 2006, 07:23:07 PM »
This has been an interresting thread to read.
I am currently driving a Honda Ridgeline, and thinking about carrying a collapsable ladder - It collapses to a 5 foot length, but extends to a full 10 feet as a leaning ladder - not a step ladder, but folds to makes a 5 foot folded ladder which could be used to shoot from.
Anyone else have any thoughts along this line?
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I bought a collapsible ladder to get on top of the truck. My solution to the problem (I started this thread) was to take the advice of buying a roof rack, which I did, and then to throw a couple of pieces of plywood in it to stand on. I can carry both the folding ladder and the plywood in the back of the truck with no problem, without even getting in the way of anything. Works okay, although I'm nervous about falling off, and have used a sailing safety belt like the kind single-handed sailors use. Anyway, this gets the camera ~12 feet off the ground. It really does get it over a lot of road-side brush, and opens up the world a bit. As far as just using the ladder goes, they don't get you up far enough. You can't stand on the top, so you wind up standing about two steps down, so you're only about three feet higher that you would be anyway. With my GX on the rack, I'm seven feet, and steadier -- and the extra four feet is pretty useful. If you could get a folding ladder that was about nine feet tall, so you could stand at the seven-foot level and maybe have some kind of bolt-on monopod at the top, both to hold on to and to steady yourself with, that would be good, too...I wouldn't want to carry it very far, but you could hump it a couple hundred feet without too much trouble...About the falling-off thing -- I think there's a real danger of getting involved in the photograph, and just edging backwards and catching the edge of the roofrack with your heel and going backwards over the edge. With your heel moving more slowly, I suspect you'd land on the back of your head...That's why you need some kind of safety belt.
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Reply #37 on:
April 24, 2006, 07:01:45 PM »
John, just be real careful not to inadvertently lynch yourself with a safety belt if you're out in the boonies on your own.
This is only somewhat related, but perhaps worth considering. I know of a couple who went out for dinner, leaving their dog tethered to a long leash on their large, upstairs balcony. When they returned home, the dog had somehow managed to get through the railing supports (possibly chasing a squirrel) and had - yep - inadvertently lynched itself.
So please be careful, even with a safety belt - and perhaps keep a knife handy should you need to extricate yourself.
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April 25, 2006, 06:06:31 AM »
So please be careful, even with a safety belt - and perhaps keep a knife handy should you need to extricate yourself.
In any car, the following implement should be handy for both driver and passengers:
A combined belt cutter and window smasher.
It's a pity that this isn't a standard accessory in modern cars; these things are pretty cheap, too.
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May 06, 2006, 02:44:15 PM »
Don't know who makes stuff like that in the states but thats something I'm considering at the moment:
Thats how you get the platform and something to sleep in. Watch here for their homepage
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News You Can Use: The Future of Breast Cancer Care
When: Saturday, November 14, 2009
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George W. Sledge, Jr., MD, kicked off our 2009 fall conference by discussing current breast cancer research. He discussed new advances in early-stage and metastatic breast cancer, the role of personalized medicine, breakthroughs in molecular and targeted therapies and how survivorship care plans have changed the way you receive care after initial diagnosis.
Download the transcript from this plenary session.
Kathleen M. Wesa, MD, our second plenary speaker, discussed the use of complementary therapies, herbs and dietary supplements during and after breast cancer treatment.
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Advanced Breast Cancer: Communicating with Your Healthcare Team
Breast Reconstruction: Understanding Your Options
A Closer Look: Breast Cancer and Women of Color
Fear of Recurrence: Controlling Fear and Worry
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Dr. Sledge is a professor of medicine and pathology, Ballvé-Lantero professor of oncology and co-chair of the breast cancer program at Indiana University School of Medicine. A leader in researching new treatments for breast cancer, Dr. Sledge has published extensively in the area of breast cancer research and has chaired several nationwide clinical trials involving new therapies for breast cancer. He has served as a member and vice-chairman of the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group's Breast Cancer Committee and as editor-in-chief of Clinical Breast Cancer. Dr. Sledge is the recipient of many honors and awards, including the 2006 Komen Foundation Brinker Award for Scientific Distinction, the 2007 Jill Rose Award for Distinguished Scientific Achievement and a listing in America's Top Doctors from 2001 to 2004.
Dr. Wesa is a physician-scientist specializing in integrative medicine at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. She combines evidence-based complementary therapies with mainstream care to help cancer patients manage symptoms. Dr. Wesa is actively involved in investigating the scientific basis of complementary therapies and has lectured throughout the U.S., India, Europe and Asia. Her primary research interests include vitamin D, medicinal mushrooms, botanical therapies and mind-body therapies. She received a Bush Medical Fellowship and a post-doctoral research fellowship in complementary therapies and clinical research from the National Institute of Health. Dr. Wesa is a reviewer for the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Therapies, the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Cancer and the Journal of the Society for Integrative Oncology.
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We megaphoned a few shout-outs earlier in the week, but if you're tardy to the party and didn't hear the word on our vibrant, graffiti-lined streets: January has been dubbed L.A. Arts Month. This means it's time to get your best gallery game-face on at a slew of visual fetes only Lala knows how to throw.
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Sunday, February 08, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 8, 2004) - The Buccaneer women's tennis team wrapped up a successful day of play on Sunday winning all three of their matches. East Tennessee State garnered wins over Carson-Newman and Milligan each match with a final score of 6-1. "It was a long day of tennis," remarked head coach Steve Brooks. "We played strong in every spot." In doubles, the Bucs were able to shut out Carson-Newman and Milligan in all three pairings to claim the doubles point. In singles, the team again demonstrated their strength winning five in each match. Senior Aimee Villavencio (Lexington, Ky.) played well in all of her matches. She went 6-1, 6-2 against Carson-Newman's Kristi Kirkland and shut out Milligan's Sarah Wallingford 6-0, 6-0. Freshman newcomer Shelley VanCleve (Centerville, Tenn.) made her first collegiate dual match appearances. VanCleve lost 6-3, 6-4 against Olga Petrovic of Carson-Newman and 7-6(5) in the loss to Milligan's Lyndsey Bowie. "I'm really proud of Shelley," said Brooks. "She didn't win, but she played hard." The Bucs travel next weekend to Richmond, Ky. for three matches. They will face Wright State on Friday, Feb. 13 at 4:00 p.m. and Eastern Kentucky and Southern Illinois on Saturday at 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. respectively. ETSU 6, Carson-Newman 1 Singles 1. Sylwia Ziolkowska (ETSU) def. Erika Bellettini (C-N)6-3, 6-0 2. Mariya Ilyina (ETSU) def. Danielle Wilson (C-N) 6-1, 6-0 3. Gemma Halim (ETSU) def. Tessa Caprio (C-N) 6-0, 6-0 4. Tatiana Arriaran (ETSU) def. Courtney Christian (C-N) 6-2, 6-2 5. Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Kristi Kirkland (C-N) 6-1, 6-2 6. Olga Petrovic (C-N) def. Shelley VanCleve (ETSU) 6-3, 6-4 Doubles 1. Sylwia Ziolkowska/Mariya Ilyina (ETSU) def. Danielle Wilson/Erika Bellettini (C-N) 8-2 2. Jessica Irey/Gemma Halim (ETSU) def. Tessa Caprio/Kristi Kirkland (C-N) 8-1 3. Courtney McInnis/Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Olga Petrovic/Genny Kirkland (C-N) 8-1 ETSU 6, Milligan 1 Singles 1. Courtney McInnis (ETSU) def. Cassie Lomison (Milligan) 6-4, 6-3 2. Jessica Irey (ETSU) def. Cheri Lomison (Milligan) 6-0, 6-0 3. Mariya Ilyina (ETSU) def. Amber Campbell (Milligan) 6-1, 6-0 4. Tatiana Arriaran (ETSU) def. Jessica Conn (Milligan) 6-1, 6-0 5. Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Sara Willingford (Milligan) 6-0, 6-0 6. Lyndsey Bowie (Milligan) def. Shelley VanCleve (ETSU) 7-6 (5) Doubles 1. Sylwia Ziolkowska/Mariya Ilyina (ETSU) def. Myra O'Dell/Amy Vincent (Milligan) 8-0 2. Jessica Irey/Gemma Halim (ETSU) def. Jessica Conn/Krissi Denton (Milligan) 8-1 3. Courtney McInnis/Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Hannah Henderson/Lauren Douty (Milligan) 8-0


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New to the welding game. Been told miler is the best so here I am. What would you guys recommend for a good home stick welder. looking to weld 22 gauge steel and up to maybe 1/4 inch thick. I was told some welders can pug into my dryer outlet?? Thanks for your thoughts!!
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I always recommend Miller, but Lincoln Electric and Hobart are also good brands. You can surely find a good one in Ebay or Craiglist.
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What kind of things are you expecting to weld?
Knowing what you are expecting to weld might suggest a different
Any of the "basic" stick machines that Miller, Hobart, or Lincoln
sell would be perfectly adequate for welding material up to 1/4".
Often you can find them on craigs list or ebay for relatively low $.
They often are referred to as 'buzz boxes'.
The Lincoln tombstone (when you see one, you'll understand
why the name) is the grand daddy of 'em all -- probably been
in production since Ben Franklin was playing with kites...
They can be connected up to a dryer plug -- but may not be able
to go to their full, rated, capacity as drier plugs usually do not provide
the full current that the machine can draw.
Whatever you end up buying, it's generally recommended that
you _not_ buy one of the el-cheapo machines that might
seem like a good "try it without sinking too much $ in" ideas.
Generally their performance is considered poor and you'll
end up fighting the machine and learning bad habits - and
then spending the money for a quality machine when you
need to make a decent weld...
Many people (me included) recommend taking a course or two
at the local community college, votech high school, etc, to
get some exposure to different processes, learn the basics,
and so on. It won't teach you everything, but it can teach you
enough so that you can figure things out and more easily
teach yourself what you need to know
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"Stuck on Stick"
Okay, now we're getting some where. 22 ga is a little thin to stick. However, if you plan on working with 1/8" (10 ga) up to 1/4" the Maxstar 150S is a great little machine.
If you plan on working primarily with 22 ga - 16 ga, a MIG machine may be your best bet.
Miller has a great selection, and their newest model, 211 MVP w/auto set, seems to getting rave reviews.
Unfortunatley, there isn't a "one size fits all" welder, so based on your application(s) will determine the machine the best suits your needs.
Hope this helps
Dave"Bonne journe'e mes amis"
Good points on what Dave or fjk said. I teach a basic welding night school course for adult education out of one of the local high schools. 10 classes on every tuesday night for 3 hours each. Cost is $65. Most of the guys never welded before, few come to brush up, as they had not done it for a very long time. They get to try their hands on the different welders we have...Those who have bought, have been very happy with the Maxtar 150 or the MM140, just to play around with at home...
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Friday, April 23, 2004CHARLESTON, SC (April 23, 2004) - The Southern Conference announced the 2004 Men's and Women's All-Conference teams this afternoon. The coaches have also selected the Player, Freshman and Coach of the Year as well as presenting the Sportsmanship Awards. ETSU's Yaser Zaatini was named the Coach of the Year after guiding the Bucs to an undefeated mark in SoCon play. ETSU also brought home the Freshman of the Year award after Oscar Posada (Valencia, Venezuela) finished the regular season 18-4, 9-1 in conference action. Each of ETSU's players was recognized by the Southern Conference coaches as all-conference team selections. Senior Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) and Posada were tabbed as first team singles selections as well as to the first team doubles selection. Senior Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina), juniors Fernando Fiuri (Villa Maria, Argentina) and Mois�s Serrano (Bucaramanga, Columbia), and freshman Felix Insaurralde (Asunci�n, Paraguay) were named to the second all-conference team in singles and in doubles as well. The complete list of All-Conference selections is attached and available on the Southern Conference website at www.SoConSports.com. 2004 Men's Tennis All-Conference First Team Singles 1. Or Deckel, College of Charleston 2. Matt Stubbs, The Citadel 3. Pramote Malasitt, Elon 4. Oscar Posada, ETSU 5. Alejandro Salazar, ETSU 6. John Chesworth, Furman First Team Doubles 1. John Chesworth/Patrick Fillnow, Furman 2. Alejandro Salazar, Oscar Posada, ETSU 3. Pramote Malasitt/Erick Haase, Elon Second Team Singles 1. Kent Ball, Wofford 2. Timo Siebert, College of Charleston 3. Diego Iglesias, ETSU 4. Fernando Fiuri, ETSU 5. Moises Serrano, ETSU 6. Felix Insaurralde, ETSU Second Team Doubles 1. Pieter Viesser/Julio Moran, UNCG 2. Diego Iglesias/Moises Serrano, ETSU 3. Fernando Fiuri/Felix Insaurralde, ETSU Player of the Year: Or Deckel, Charleston Freshman of the Year: Oscar Posada, ETSU Coach of the Year: Yasar Zaatini, ETSU
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According to the indictment released Monday by federal and state law enforcement agencies, Jean Claude Roy, 31, known as "Dredd the Don" and "Dreddy," was formally charged on July 24 with sex trafficking, conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, attempted sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion; interstate transportation for prostitution; possessing and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence; and witness and evidence tampering.
His alleged partner, 19-year-old Brittney Creason, or "Kitty Amor," of Decatur, Illinois, is also charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking.
Between August and September 2012, Roy forced one woman to work as a prostitute, and then in December 2012, Creason and Roy forced three women into work as prostitutes, according to the 12-count indictment.
Roy is charged with bringing the women to Virginia and Maryland from Illinois and North Carolina.
When one of the women told him she did not want to work for him anymore, he told her that if she didn't repay him the money that he had spent preparing her as a prostitute, he would kill her and her family, according to the indictment. He also brandished a handgun and bragged about beating a murder charge at another point, according to the indictment.
Montgomery County Police arrested Roy on Dec. 25, 2012, charging him with illegal possession of a firearm, according to online court records. Three days later, federal agents began investigating him, the indictment states, and in early January, while he was in jail on related state charges, Roy made numerous calls to a friend to have that person erase digital evidence implicating him and Creason.
Michael Lawlor, Roy's attorney, declined to comment about the charges against his client when reached by phone Monday night.
LaKeytria Felder, Creason's federal public defender, could not immediately be reached Monday.
Roy and Creason face a maximum sentence of life in prison for the conspiracy to commit sex trafficking charge against them, along with additional time for the other counts they face.


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Listen: New M. Lockwood Porter single "Chris Bell" pays tribute to the less-celebrated heart of Big Star
This happens very rarely, but every now and then, I'm actually in step with some kind of larger musical zeitgeist. My lifelong affection for Big Star — thanks, Dad — only grew deeper with last year's documentary Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me, which told the tale of a band that, more or less, struggled for its entire existence to be heard, only to achieve what could be considered widespread popularity roughly two decades after they stopped making music.
One story that film also teased out was the tragic narrative of Chris Bell, who maybe wasn't as charismatic as his co-frontman Alex Chilton, but boy, could he write a song, and boy, did he have some demons. Bell died, like so many of the greats, at the age of 27.
So I was excited, needless to say, when Berkeley's M. Lockwood Porter released his new single, "Chris Bell," a tribute to the late songwriter in which Porter's earnest '70s power-pop influences are made very clear. Porter's debut LP Judah's Gone garnered some critical praise last summer, but we haven't heard much from him since; now, he'll be doing a mini-tour of sorts to support the release, starting with an opening spot on Mirah-headlined bill tomorrow night [Thu/6] at Brick and Mortar. Give the track a listen, and below, read some of what Porter wrote me when I asked about his inspirations for the song.
I've claimed Big Star as one of my favorite bands for almost 10 years. I got into them around the time that I was about to go to college. I was in this phase where, artistically, I believed that you had to totally reinvent or revolutionize the musical language in order to make valid art (I was 16, okay?). When I discovered Big Star, along with a few other bands, I realized that pop/rock based music could sound fresh without adding too many bells and whistles as long as there was honesty and a unique point of view behind it.
[After watching Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me], I learned that he was as important, or even more important, to the creation of #1 Record than Alex Chilton was. Second of all, Big Star's lack of commercial recognition, along with the fact that critics seemed to focus on Alex Chilton as the genius behind the band, were among his reasons for leaving the band. Third, after he left the band, he went into a depression that he never fully escaped. He got into painkillers, heroin, and some of the interview subjects in the film suggest that the car accident that killed Chris Bell might have been a suicide. I've also since read rumors that Chris Bell was a closeted homosexual, and that his shame might have been an additional reason for his depression. I don't know whether that last part is true or not, but all of these facts together gave me a huge amount of sympathy for him.
It made me very upset that even I — someone who considers #1 Record to be a desert island album — had given Alex Chilton most of the credit for Big Star's effect on my life (not that he wasn't important, as well). I started thinking about how much "Alex Chilton" by The Replacements (whom I love) had played into the mythos of the band, and that's where the first line of the song came from.
In the film, someone points out that Chris Bell is a member of the 27 Club. That got me thinking about this whole romance and mythology that exists around people like Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, etc. — rock stars who died young. I did not want to write a song that attempted to create a similar kind of mythology around Chris Bell. I felt like it would have been tacky and disrespectful to do so. In the documentary, Chris Bell's brother and sister are interviewed. Their pain over Chris's death still seems very raw. He died nearly 40 years ago, and they still miss him deeply. I wanted to try to write about Chris Bell with that perspective in mind, rather than writing something that could have come from some lazy rock journalist.
Also, I love Neil Young, and there's that infamous line in "Hey Hey My My" ("Rock and roll is here to stay / It's better to burn out than to fade away") that ties into the whole tortured rock star mythology because of the Kurt Cobain connection. It's also just a happy accident that the line "Rock and roll is here to stay" is also in Big Star's "Thirteen." When I realized that coincidence, I knew I had to put that into the song.
And now, because he makes me feel feelings, let's listen to some Chris Bell, shall we?
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Kia Misi has been a disappointment? Either do your research or don't mention it at all. I've also never seen any NFL draft where the first WR is taken 16th overall.
Guess that list came out before we played the Jets since they have us picking 16th and the Jets picking 19th.
2008 No WRs taken in the first round...first WR taken was Donnie Avery to the Rams at #33 overall.
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Vintage Airline Logos Drink Coasters
These classic tumbled marble coasters bring old world charm and beauty to any setting!
These 4" X 4" coasters are handmade by highly trained artisans in Cincinnati, Ohio!
The stone used is a tumbled Botticino marble, quarried in Verona, Italy. Natural variations on the surface are to be expected, and enhance the unique beauty of each tile! Images are hand-printed onto the surface; because the stone is naturally porous, the image is absorbed by the surface of the stone and will never peel or flake off. The included metal coaster stand features a rustic finish, and elevates your coasters. Display them either upright or angled horizontal to lie flat! The Studio Vertu Classic Collection of images will enhance any home or office, and provide a unique and useful way of expressing your favorite interests. Uniquely beautiful to enjoy for yourself, or give as the perfect gift! Coasters are cork backed and designed to protect all furnishings and surfaces. To clean: Use damp cloth; do not submerge in water or use abrasive cleaners. Intended for indoor use – colors will fade outdoors in prolonged sunlight.
Materials: Antique Natural Botticino Marble, Metal, Cork.
Assembled Dimensions: 5.5" L x 5.5" W x 3.75" H (Stacked). Weight: 2.5 lbs.
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Lewis Hamilton has downplayed claims that Mercedes are ahead of the field just past the midway point of pre-season testing...
Lewis Hamilton has downplayed claims that Mercedes are ahead of the field just past the midway point of pre-season testing.
With just five days of on-track running remaining, Mercedes have been billed by several rivals as the team to beat.
Earlier this week, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner stated that "Mercedes are the favourites" while Jenson Button also believes Hamilton's team has the advantage.
However, the Brit, who posted a 1:34.263 to set the pace in Bahrain on Friday, has downplayed the favourite tag.
"We are just focusing on ourselves," he told Sky Sports News.
"Generally every time we go to a test, one team will build up the focus on one team just to take the focus off themselves - everyone has done it so it doesn't really mean anything to us."
The 29-year-old, though, did concede that he is happy with his W05 and its new Mercedes 1.6-litre V6 engines.
"The car seems to be responding well to my style of driving and it was nice to put together a lap but it's difficult to know where everyone is.
"Some people are doing ten laps, some people are doing long runs, but the good news is that Mercedes have done a fantastic job and the power unit is really performing well.
"So that's a real good step for is, but we won't know where we stand until we get to Melbourne."


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Celebrate, Boston - for the first time in 95 years, your Red Sox have clinched the World Series on home turf! Step into historic Fenway Park, in the best seats in the house, and enjoy the raucous celebration kicked off after the final out was recorded in the 2013 Fall Classic. This spectacular panoramic print, from legendary sports photographer Rob Arra, captures the explosive scene after Game Six. As the pyrotechnics light the night sky, the fans go crazy, and the players join together in jumping joy on the infield...SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall.
With this spectacular print, you are transported back to that amazing scene, bringing to life the championship celebration of the 110th World Series, when the Boston Red Sox finished off the St. Louis Cardinals. With the magnificent stadium looking spectacular, it's all laid out in front of you, in perfect color and crisp detail. And, in addition, the border contains facsimile autographs from the entire World Series roster, each identified by uniform number: Craig Breslow, Clay Buchholz, Ryan Dempster, Felix Doubront, John Lackey, Jon Lester, Franklin Morales, Jake Peavy, Junichi Tazawa, Koji Uehara, Brandon Workman, David Ross, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Xander Bogaerts, Stephen Drew, Will Middlebrooks, Mike Napoli, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Quintin Berry, Mike Carp, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jonny Gomes, Daniel Nava, Shane Victorino, and Manager John Farrell! Both a stunning view of Fenway, and a lasting commemoration of the joyful evening, this is a truly spectacular work of photographic sports art for your wall! Whether you attended the game in person, were watching on TV, are a life-long Red Sox fan, or are simply a lover of historic baseball moments, this print is for you! Complete with sharp white border that includes the World Series logo, the Red Sox Championship logo and commemorative titles, this one has it all. A true piece of history for your wall - a perfect centerpiece for your home or office, and a must-have item to add to your collection.
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Nicki Minaj Shows Her Tardy Side in 'My Truth' Sneak Peek — Video
Nicki Minaj is starring in her own reality television special -- and her life is just bizarre enough to make the show fascinating.
The "Starships" creator agreed to let cameras follow her around for 21 days, and the result is a three-part series that will air on E! beginning this Sunday (Nov. 4) at 10:30PM.
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Our History
In January 1955, the Central Florida Federation of Art and Sciences, a group of visionary Central Florida citizens, chartered a small non-profit science museum, to be called the Central Florida Museum and Planetarium. Beginning as a "museum on the move," the staff presented demonstrations in area schools and displayed exhibits in store windows and bank lobbies.
In 1957, the City of Orlando provided space for a permanent facility in Orlando, Loch Haven Park. The Central Florida Museum and Planetarium opened its doors in 1960. In its first decade, the museum was anthropology-centered with a focus on the natural history of Florida and the Caribbean basin.
Orlando Science Center has come a long way since 1955. For most of its history, the Science Center operated in a small building that was the original cultural facility in Loch Haven Park. Today, Orlando Science Center occupies a beautiful, 207,000 sq. ft. facility that is architecturally distinctive and built for the future with spacious exhibit halls, nature habitats, classrooms, a theatre, an observatory and visitor amenities such as a science store and cafe.
Today, Orlando Science Center attracts nearly 400,000 visitors each year with dynamic and engaging content. The goal has always been to personalize the guest experience; demonstrating how science impacts everyday life. Structured programming ranges from on-site experiences that utilize exhibits, theatrical performances, classes, and events, to off-site educational programs in the schools.
The Science Center's many collaborative partnerships with public school districts, universities, colleges, science/technology corporations and other commercial and professional enterprises aid in promoting science and technology education for students and in fostering science literacy among Florida's citizens.
Our Future
To truly be a community destination, the Science Center seeks to represent the needs of the people it serves. To that end, we strive to bring the core concepts of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to bear in an engaging way. To satisfy our mission Inspire Science Learning for Life, we will continue to encourage exploration and discovery by focusing on the following areas:
- Early Childhood
- Health and Wellness/Life Science
- Technology (digital media, modeling and simulation, optics and lasers)
- Earth and Space Science
- Environmental Science/Renewable Energy
We firmly believe that this approach will allow the Science Center to continue to be serve as a cornerstone for informal science learning.
Undoubtedly, the future will continue to unfold at a lightning pace. The Science Center's goal is to continue to be a place that helps our community prepare and embrace the changes that tomorrow brings.
Equally important to the long-term viability of our organization is its ability to adapt to new and exciting ways of disseminating and receiving information. No longer just a building, the Science Center continues to evolve into a concept, bringing the exciting world of STEM to our audience - onsite, offsite and online. We will continue to explore new and innovative ways to deliver our message in a relevant, meaningful way.
Science is about change. Orlando Science Center embraces that change and will continue to look for ways to lead.
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After 60 wonderful years serving the greater Central Florida community, Orlando Science Center has a great story to tell.
In 1955, a passionate group of volunteers banded together to educate and engage our community in the wonder of real science. They took their message directly to the people using "suitcase science" – cases full of experiments and demonstrations – and connected with people of all ages in schools, libraries, bank lobbies, even empty storefronts.
From those humble beginnings, Orlando Science Center has grown to be a focal point for education and exploration in our community, but one thing has not changed – our passion for inspiring science learning for life.
In this video, many of our longtime donors and special friends share Orlando Science Center's story in their own words. Their heartfelt words remind us why what we do is so important.


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Rush Girls Lead Comeback for USA in Spain
The U18 Women's National team found itself in unfamiliar territory in their opening game of the 10 Nations Tournament in La Manga, Spain over the weekend, down 3-0 to Sweden in the second half. Rebecca Rasmussen (left) and Jordan DiBiasi from Colorado Rush are in Spain with the 18's and it was Becca who started the comeback for the Americans when she scored the first goal for the US and her first ever international goal! The US would score three times in 25 minutes to finish the game tied at 3-3.
The 18's take on Norway on March 10th and France March 12th to wrap up the tournament.
Congratulations Becca on your first goal (and hopefully first of many more to come) with the National Team!


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Kate sets sail !
Deirdre Graffin, Belfast International Airport, presents local athlete Kate Richardson with a cheque for £500 as she sets off on an epic "Row for Freedom" challenge to cross the Atlantic Ocean. Kate and her team will be the first female crew to row the 3,000 miles, raising funds to highlight the issue of human trafficking.


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|Men's Tennis » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics » 2015 Camp Registration
Texas Tech Defeats Men's Tennis in HEB Tournament
Friday, March 08, 2002Corpus Christi, Texas (March 8, 2002) -East Tennessee State's men's tennis team lost in the first round of the H. E. B Collegiate Team Tournament during a Friday morning match against the Texas Tech Red Raiders, 4-0. In singles action, Marcos Pavlovich (Otamendi, Argentina), Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina), and Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) all had matches that could not be finished. Pablo Sahagun (Cuernavaca, Mexico) lost the No. 4 match to Texas Tech'sDevin Wakeford by the score of 6-4, 6-3. TTU's Michael Innerebner took out Roberto Fernandez (Cuernavaca, Mexico) 6-2 and 6-3. In the No. 6 spot, Moises Serrano (Bucaramanga, Colombia) went down to Alfonso Perez, 6-1 and 6-1. During the doubles competition, Pavlovich and Fernandez was defeated by Crabtree and Gudzelak, 8-3. In a tough No. 2 match, Walker and Wakeford won over ETSU's Salazar and Sahagun. The third match ended in a "did not finish" for Iglesias and Serrano. ETSU 0, Texas Tech 4 Doubles: 1) Crabtree/Gudzelak (TTU) def. Pavlovich/Fernandez (ETSU) 8-3 2) Walker/Wakeford (TTU) def. Salazar/Sahagun (ETSU) 9-8 (3) 3) Innerebner/Perez (TTU) def. Iglesias/Serrano (ETSU) DNF Singles: 1) Marcos Pavlovich (ETSU) vs. Royce Ramey (TTU) DNF 2) Diego Iglesias (ETSU) vs. Ben Gudzelak (TTU) DNF 3) Alejandro Salazar (ETSU) vs. Richard Crabtree (TTU) DNF 4) Devin Wakeford (TTU) def. Pablo Sahagun (ETSU) 6-4, 6-3 5) Michael Innerebner (TTU) def. Roberto Fernandez (ETSU) 6-2, 6-3 6) Alfonso Perez (TTU) def. Moises Serrano (ETSU) 6-1, 6-1 Team Records: Texas Tech (5-3) ETSU (3-3)
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The 5.11 Tactical COVRT Tach Sleeve is compatible with the COVRT 18 Backpack and COVRT Z.A.P. Pack, and is sized to fit your smartphone or MP3 player. The front pocket features quick-ID badge holder that can be shown or hidden. Attaches to Back-Up Belt System and web platform compatible.
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Bar Starz
Emancipating himself from his crazy girlfriend, Barry Shlotzak is in need of a new start, new challenges, and a new life. He's about to find it when his best friend, Douglas, convinces him to enter a contest, with the Grand Prize being an internship with the local "Bar Starz." Everyone knows the "Bars Starz," they are the guys who set the trends, get the girls, and personify coolness. The local Starz, led by Donnie Pintron, test Barry and his fellow contestants on the maxims of nightclub etiquette. In order to make the cut, the contestants must gain entrance into the most exclusive clubs, dress to perfection, and pick up the hottest chicks.
Cast: Jon Gries, Charles Q. Murphy, Charlie Finn, Jana Kramer, Derek Waters
Produced by: Reed Clevenger
Directed by: Michael Pietrzak
Written by: Peter Castanik, Marc James
Running time: 1hr 33min
Opens: Mar 07, 2008 Limited
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- Kwikset 968CA-15
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- Kwikset 968CA-11P
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