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OK, I just made two really ugly welds so I'm satisfied that I can make trailers to pull behind automobiles at high speeds carrying heavy loads down our interstate highways and byways.
Just funning with ya'll, I've noticed some folks get pretty ornery about them kinda things
But I got my electrical hooked up, and made a few test welds on some angle iron. Ugly as heck to say the lest, but it was fun and exciting to stick my very first pieces of steel together (and to my table in several spots ) . Now my 10 year old daughter wants to learn how to weld.
I'm gonna do some more testing on some of this 1/8 inch angle and on the 1x2square tube I bought, then I'm gonna weld up that little rolly cart to make my band saw mobile. Then I'll cut the pieces for my wood holder and when the ring roller and metak bender gets here I'll be able to stick them together.
Don't worry fellas, these things can't hurt nobody if a weld breaks.
I do have a question though. I have a cheapee self darkening helmet from Northern Tool. When it darkens I can't really see where I'm welding. Is it going to dark or is that just something you need to get used to or what?
Thanks for answering all of my questions thus far, I'm sure there will be many more to come.
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[QUOTE=curly;158680]OK, I just made two really ugly welds so I'm satisfied that I can make trailers to pull behind automobiles at high speeds carrying heavy loads down our interstate highways and byways.
Just funning with ya'll, I've noticed some folks get pretty ornery about them kinda things
You wouldn't be the first guy to try and do something stupid like that, glad to know you were just messing with us And yes, I'm one of them guys that get pretty ornery when stupid people put the general public at risk just cause they saw Paulie do it on Orange County Chopper.
Be smart, take the time to learn how to do things properly and ask a lot of questions, most of us a glad to lend a hand. When asking for advice be sure to post pictures with your description, it helps us to help you, and may also give us a laugh or two.
It's great to get the youngin's involved in your hobbies, untold amounts of quality time can be had in the shop with kids. I got a 7 year old nephew that can't get enough of helping me, and I can't get enough of spending time with him. He's already got more mechanical ability than his Dad, but that ain't say'in much either, If I told you his dad was as dumb as a box of rocks it would be an insult to the box of rocks. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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Sometimes you have your gun in the way. One of the first questions i ask when i see welds not in the joint is CAN YOU SEE THE PUDDLE?? You would be surprised how many people cant see the joint because of their body position.
I know that a lot of it is just getting used to what you are looking at. One thing for sure, all of those Miller youtube videos I watched it's a whole lot more apparent where the puddle is and where the joint is...of course those videos aren't being seen through the helmet either. I'll try all of these suggestions and see if that helps.Millermatic 212
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Ancient tradition draws visitors to Pipestone National Monument amid a peaceful sprawl of Minnesota tallgrass prairie. Here, 20 feet below the indigenous pink quartzite—one of the hardest rocks on the planet—lies layers of softer red pipestone. Native Americans believe this pipestone holds the blood of their ancestors and have been carving sacred pipes from it since the 1650s.
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Joss Christensen was being called the most unlikely gold medal winner in Sochi. He barely made the team, but now he's making history.
Joss won the gold medal in men's slopestyle skiing Thursday. This is the first year slopestyle skiing was a part of the games. The gold medal winner is from Park City, Utah, but has Gold Hill roots.
His dad's side of the family is from the Applegate. His dad, JD, passed away a year ago. Joss' uncle Dave is a Gold Hill resident. Dave said he's the worlds proudest uncle, but JD was Joss' biggest fan.
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Angeline Petro of Livonia, Mich. passed away on Feb. 19, 2011 after a long illness. She was born in Johnsonburg, daughter of Antonio and Pasqualina Defranco.
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Capt. Steve Jones of the Calvert County Sheriff's Office said patrol units, hostage negotiators and members of the Special Operations Team responded to the Heather Lane home after police received a "check welfare" call at about 8:10 a.m. Thursday because a man was "being incoherent and not acting normal."
A man in his 40s was making threats that he was going to harm his brother-in-law and his father-in-law, who were inside the house, Jones said.
A barricade was set up and Emmanuel Church Road at Heather Lane and Emmanuel Church Road at Wilson Road were shut down, according to a Nixle alert sent at 8:50 a.m.
S.O.T. members entered the house and "extracted one person," the man's brother-in-law, from the basement, Jones said, but the man's father-in-law was still inside. Police then located the man in the kitchen and "took him into custody without incident" just before 10 a.m., Jones said.
Jones said he does not believe the man had any weapons but that there were weapons inside the house. No injuries were reported.
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I've been reading a lot of things from fans the last few days about how silly it is that the organization may not call up Brett Jackson when rosters expand. I know we all want to see him play and it's not like this team has anything to lose by playing him in terms of production, but they do have something to lose.
The 40-man roster isn't an issue. The Cubs currently have 40 on their roster, but 2 of them are on the 60-day DL. Brian Schlitter will remain on it, but Andrew Cashner will soon come off the DL. They could also move another player on the 15-day DL to the 60-day DL like Marcos Mateo. Players on the 60-day DL do not count toward the 40-man roster. The Cubs could also clear space by releasing a couple of guys.
What the Cubs stand to lose is service time. Once the player is added to the Major League roster, he begins accruing service time. After 6 years of service time he becomes a free agent. If the Cubs were to call Jackson up in a few days, he'd accrue about 30 days of service time. It's not a lot, but since the Cubs aren't in contention, don't need Brett Jackson to accomplish any goal they may have it doesn't make sense to add him to the roster.
I know Cubs fans won't like it, but I wouldn't even add him to the 40-man roster this offseason or give him a chance to make the big league club out of spring training. The Cubs are unlikely to contend next year so saving as much service time as possible for a young player like Jackson makes a lot more sense than wasting some of that service time.
If the Cubs wait until June of next year to call him up, they could not only buy that 7th year of service before being eligible for free agency (like they did with Starlin Castro), but they'd ensure he won't be eligible for arbitration 4 times. The Cubs did not ensure that with Castro and he's almost certainly going to be arbitration eligible for the first time after the 2011 season. Castro will then have 3 additional years of arbitration, which means he'll be making more money. If the Cubs were to call Jackson up soon and then let him take over early next year, he'd be eligible for arbitration after the 2014 season and be eligible for free agency after the 2017 season. If they wait until next June, he's not be arbitration eligible until after 2015 and would not be eligible to file for free agency until after 2018. The Cubs buy themselves the extra year of service time and an extra year of league minimum salary.
This is exactly what intelligent organizations do. We've seen the Rays do it several times. We've seen the Red Sox do it. There's a great reason to do so and it's because it makes the player worth less money and buys the extra year of service time.
Let's say the Cubs call Jackson up and give him CF to start next year, which is what Cubs fans want. He'd make the prorated league minimum, which would be $69,000. We're not sure what league minimum will be in the years to come as the CBA expires at the end of the season. It's currently $414,000 so we can safely assume it will be higher than that. Let's say $425,000 in 2012 and an increase of $10,000 each year thereafter. As a result, we get this pay schedule for Jackson if he's called up this week and stays on the team after that.
2011: $69,000
2012: $425,000
2013: $435,000
2014: $445,000
2015: $2 million
2016: $4 million
2017: $8 million
Total: $15.4 million
If the Cubs instead wait until next June to call him up, the pay schedule would be as follows:
2012: $283,333
2013: $435,000
2014: $445,000
2015: $455,000
2016: $2 million
2017: $4 million
2018: $8 million
Total: $15.6 million
The Cubs pay $200,000 more, but if they were to retain Jackson beyond 2017, they'd pay him free agent value, which would be over $10 million*.
*All the values listed above are for illustrative purposes only. We have no idea how much Jackson is going to be making after arbitration or in free agency. However, the reasons for not calling him are quite obvious when looking at this information. Through 2017, the Cubs would pay $4 million less to Brett Jackson if they wait to call him up until June of next year. If we want the Cubs to stop throwing money away, this would be a great start.
It's also not as if Jackson doesn't have a thing or two to work on either. How much are these fans going to complain if the Cubs call Jackson up, as these fans want them to do, and then Jackson struggles? As great as Brett Jackson's numbers appear to be at AAA, you have to keep in mind the league he's playing in. We're talking about a league (Pacific Coast League) where the average batter has an .810 OPS. Jackson's is well above that, but he has struckout an awful lot. He has a strikeout percentage of 30.6% and his .420 wOBA in AAA is helped out by his .439 BABIP.
I'm not as concerned as some about the strikeout rate. Jackson is a guy who is going to strikeout a lot. There's no way around that. He's going to take his walks and hit for power and steal some bases, too. Still, it would be nice to see him lower the strikeout rate and see what he can do at AAA when his BABIP normalizes.
For those clamoring for the Cubs to call up Trey McNutt, let's get real. The guy has struggled at AA for much of the season. Maybe it's due to some injuries. Maybe it's not. All I know is that as soon as he hit AA last year, his strikeout rate dropped considerably. As a result, his performance has suffered. While he still has a lot of potential, he's sure as hell isn't a guy who has earned a callup. He's a guy who clearly still has some work left to do in the minor leagues. The same can be said about Brett Jackson.
I'm not going to be upset if they call either up. I won't think either is necessarily a bad decision, but I don't think they'd be good or intelligent decisions either.


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In 2010-11:
Cross Country: Red-shirted during the fall season.
Indoor Track: Red-shirted during the indoor season.
Outdoor Track: Competed at the Penn Relays on April 28 where she ran a personal-best time of 17:23.16 in the 5k…Participated in the 3k at the Brown Outdoor Invitational on April 15, finishing in 10:08.67…Ran a personal-best, 4:43.64, in the 1,500-meters at the UMass Invitational on April 9…Ran the 800-meter run in 2:28.34 at the Bryant University Invitational on April 2.
In 2009-10: Was named Athlete of the Year for Quinnipiac women's cross country and women's indoor track…Was a Quinnipiac and NEC scholar athlete.
Personal Bests in 2009-10: One mile: 4:59; 3k: 9:50; 5k: 17:33
Cross Country: Placed second at the Quinnipiac Invitational...Received All-New England Honors with a top-15 place finish at the New England Championships…Was selected NEC Athlete of the Week twice during her sophomore year…Was named All-Conference after placing third, with a time of 18:15.3, at the Northeast Conference Championships…Competed at the Northeast Regional Championships.
Indoor Track: Placed second in the 3,000-meter run and was the anchor of Quinnipiac's first-place distance medley relay team at the Northeast Conference Championships…Ran a personal-best mile at the NEC championship meet, breaking five minutes for the first time in her career…Competed at the ECAC Championships, where she ran a personal-best, 9:50, in the 3,000-meter run.
Outdoor Track: Participated in the 3,000-meter run at the Penn Relays…Anchored the fourth-place Quinnipiac 4x800-meter relay team at the Northeast Conference Championships…Also, placed second in the 5,000-meter run at the NEC Championships…Competed at the New England Championships, where she ran the 5k and participated in the 4x800-meter relay…Ran in the 3k event at the ECAC Championships.
In 2008-09: Was named the Quinnipiac Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year…Earned Quinnipiac and NEC scholar athlete honors.
Season-bests in 2008-09: One mile: 5:01; 3k: 10:13; 5k: 17:49; 6k (XC): 21:50
Cross Country: Placed second at the Quinnipiac Invitational in 18:06…Competed at the Penn State National Invitational, where she placed 52nd overall…Received All-New England honors and was the first freshman-finisher at the New England Championships…Received three NEC Rookie of the Week titles…Was named NEC All-Conference and the 2008 NEC Rookie of the Year, after placing fourth, in 18:48, at the Northeast Conference Championships…Participated at the Northeast Regional Championships.
Indoor Track: Placed third in the one mile and fourth in the 3k at the Northeast Conference Indoor Championships…Participated in the one-mile event at the New England Championships.
Outdoor Track: Placed second in the 5k at the UMass Invitational…Placed second in the 5,000-meter run at the Northeast Conference Outdoor Championships…Ran in the 5k at the New England Championships.
Before Quinnipiac: Attended Shenendehowa High School where she ran varsity cross country, indoor and outdoor track…Also was a member of the varsity soccer team…Was a Section Two Champion…Was selected as a High School All-American and was named New York All-State…Received Suburban Council All-Star and Section Two All-Star honors.
Personal: A native of Clifton Park, N.Y…Daughter of Douglas and Lynn…Has a younger brother, Carter, who plays volleyball at Endicott College…Majoring in psychology and elementary education.


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It's official.
Gits Manufacturing plant in Creston — an employment fixture here for just shy of 70 years — is permanently closing. The company made the closure official Monday when they informed Creston Mayor Warren Woods via letter.
In all, 78 local jobs will be lost because of the closure. The first round of terminations is expected on or about Nov. 18. The entire business site is expected to be "lights out" and closed by the summer of 2014.
"It's absolutely disappointing," said Wayne Pantini, Union County Development Association executive director. "Anytime people lose employment it becomes a difficult situation for them and their family. Also, a closure like this is also tough on the community, especially when you lose a pillar industry like Gits Manufacturing who has been here since 1945."
Gits employees in Creston primarily manufacture airflow valves for diesel engines and turbo charger applications.
However, production for those products will now be made by employees in plants in Juarez, Mexico, and Taicang, China.
"It's certainly upsetting," said Woods. "It's a tough deal for the employees and for the city of Creston, because Gits is a long-standing fixture in our community and always been a good partner for the city. But, unfortunately, there isn't much we can do about it. Them moving these jobs out of the country is a sign of the times. Hopefully, someday, those jobs can stay here (in the United States.)"
Terminations at Gits Manufacturing plant in Creston will be done in five stages. Those terminations are expected to be in November, December, January and March. The final terminations are expected in June 2014 with the lights being turned off that day.
"There were a number of factors taken into consideration regarding the closure of the Creston plant," said Karen Bauer, communication and investor-relations leader for Actuant/Gits Manufacturing Company. "It was a combination of looking at where our customers and growth is located, economic environment, as well as several other factors."
Bauer said 15 "office" employees at the Creston plant — including financing and engineering employees — will be able to keep their jobs and transfer to the company's Urbandale office.
Drop in jobs
In 2005, Pantini said Gits Manufacturing plant in Creston employed somewhere between 100 and 125 manufacturing employees. However, over the past eight years the headcount dwindled to 78 manufacturing employees.
"I'm not aware they ever had any layoffs," Pantini said. "The reduction of employees over the years mostly came through attrition. They were just not filling positions."
Pantini said he was notified and has been preparing for the closure of Gits Manufacturing in Creston. Pantini and others plan to meet with Gits employees for a rapid response meeting today. (See sidebar story)
In that meeting, Pantini said he will communicate what other options they have for employment in Creston, as well as their opportunity to gain addition skills and/or education.
"We want to make this as smooth of a transition as possible for them," Pantini said. Pantini said the advantage to living in this region of the state is unemployment is down "at about 4.7 percent" and other businesses are hiring. Pantini said the key is for the employees and community is to stay positive.
"The most important thing is, we as a community, need to stay positive for the workers involved," Pantini said. "We need to give them support and know that we will bounce back from this."
HISTORY LESSON: Snowstorm, hospitality leads to Gits Manufacturing opened in Creston in 1945
Mr. Remi Gits established Gits Brothers Manufacturing Co. in Chicago, Illinois in 1910. The first products for Gits were lubricating devices and oil cups, and in early advertising they claimed to be the "Original Designers of the Practical Spring Hinge Cup."
In 1944, story has it, Gits was traveling via train to Chicago after vacationing in Colorado. He was forced to stay overnight in Creston, Iowa because of a terrible snowstorm and was so overwhelmed by the hospitality toward him and the helpfulness of the Creston people, that he decided to open an assembly plant in Creston.
In February of 1945, Gits began operation in Creston in the old junior high school building at 215 N. Elm St. with six oil cup assembly machines and the same number of employees.
Today, Gits employees manufacture airflow valves for diesel engines and turbo charger applications.
However Monday, after almost 70 years in Creston, it was announced Gits Manufacturing in Creston would be closing permanently. The production for those products will now be made by employees in plants in Juarez, Mexico, and Taicang, China.
The first round of terminations is expected on or about Nov. 18. The entire business site is expected to be "lights out" and closed by the summer of 2014.
SWCC joins rapid-response partnership for Gits employees
Southwestern Community College, along with Work Force Development, Union County Development and management from Gits Manufacturing partnered for a rapid-response meeting 10 a.m. today. Gits announced Monday via letter the Creston site would be closing permanently. 78 local jobs will be affected by the closure.
SWCC's Director of Marketing and Enrollment Management Terri Higgins and Admissions Coordinator/Recruiter Caitlyn Lesan along with other faculty and staff led a presentation to Gits employees about the opportunities available at SWCC.
"Our purpose in the meeting will be to talk about programs of study, start dates for the semester, how to apply for financial aid and to get a better idea of a timeline to help accommodate potential students," Higgins said.
Lesan added one- to two-year programs in career and technical education such as electrical, welding, carpentry and automotive are popular because of the short time it takes to learn a new trade and return to work.
"Today, we are sharing what the partners have to offer to employees in this situation," Higgins said. "This will be informational for us, too."


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"Slow cooked chicken breasts in a rich, peanutty, slightly spicy sauce. Serve over rice."
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cut into 1/2 inch strips
1 large
red bell pepper, seeded and sliced into strips
1 large
onion, coarsely chopped
1/2 cup
chicken broth
1/4 cup
soy sauce
1 tablespoon
ground cumin
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1/2 teaspoon
red pepper flakes
salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
2/3 cup
creamy peanut butter
1 tablespoon
soy sauce
1/4 cup
lime juice
green onion, chopped
1/4 cup
chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 cup
chopped roasted peanuts
Unusual dish! After reading the many conflicting reviews I had to make it. I followed others suggestions and cut the cumin down to 1/2 tbsp. and peanut butter to 1/2 cup. I also added extra soy sauce. I thought it was very good and was not put off by the scent or color. Afterall, it is a peanut butter based sauce. I did add additonal steamed veggies as we are low carb people and avoid rice. Will definitely make this again.
I don't know if she's right, but my momma said, "Thai don't have crockpots, and they don't slow cook" - I should have heeded her warning.
The recipe strikes me as a dummied down peanut satay. A more authentic recipe would shish kebab the meat, wouldn't use onions at all (after 5 hours, they melt and make the sauce taste funny), nor bell pepper (contributes no flavor but also melts) and would use coconut milk instead of chicken stock.
Then there's the weirdness in the recipe - you put 3/4 C of fluid along with the chicken in a crockpot, and 5 hours later it's magically the 1 C to be used in step 2? Huh?
When I discovered how much I didn't like this dish, I separated the chicken, rinsed it out in a colander, and added my own sauce. This recipe became just a bad memory.
333 Ratings
What a tasty dish! As per others' suggestions, I increased the chicken broth to 1 cup; decreased the peanut butter to 1/2 cup, the cumin to 2 tsps, and the crushed pepper to 1/4 tsp (not a big fan of "hot"); and added 1/2 tsp. curry powder. Other than that, I followed the recipe. I found 4-1/2 hours of initial cooking time to be perfect. The sauce was just right, not too spicy, but rich and flavorful, and with a nice consistency that was thick enough to spoon over spaghetti noodles (my substitute for Thai noodles) without being runny. I also disagree with those who said it didn't look appetizing. I sliced the red bell pepper into strips, and they added a nice confetti-like color along with the bright green cilantro garnish. All in all, a winner in my book!
This was very very good, The Chicken Satay is one of my favorites... I love how people change things and then say oh I didn't like this.... Read it first, if you don't like that kind of food don't eat it... I use my Crock Pot for EVERYTHING I can,I even convert alot of things which is very easy to do and they have instructions for that too,... It is very much a time saver for me and being disabled it helps out alot as I can not stand a long time or keep bending...Great flavor and if they want they can skewer the meat after and gee maybe throw it under a broiler for 3 min or so to get a little crispy.... Be inventive people and just because you make changes don't need to be rude about it, after all we all tend to change to our own taste...Thanks for a wonderful recipe great taste and wonderfully easy!!!
I tried this recipe mostly out of curiosity and because I already had everything on hand. I'm not sure if this is authentic or not (have never eaten Thai food) but it sure was good! I used natural crunchy peanut butter and omitted the chopped peanuts at the end. After adding the cornstarch, I let it cook about 50 minutes (waiting for my brown rice to cook) and it got a little too thick. So next time, I would do only 1 TBS cornstarch in and not let it cook as long. I only put in about half of the red pepper flakes. My kids (a one-year old and three-year old) loved this and ate tons of it!
I was very disappointed in the nature of some of the reviews. It does not take an expert cook to read a recipe and know you may not like it based on your personal tastes. This is a recipe exchange community not one for bashing food critic wannabes. First I would recommend as I do with ALL crockpot meat recipes...brown your meat first. Add veggies mid way through and chop them fairly large. I also added carrots, peas and celery. I would say there is one thing missing that would make it great. I am thinking ginger paste but didn't have any on hand. Also the lime juice is a must. My family loved it and as other reviewers said, don't skimp on the garnish. Thank you for sharing and please ignore the ignorance in some of the reviews. Please ALL let's keep site reviews as what works, what doesn't and no matter what be grateful for the those who take the time to share their recipes, without them we wouldn't have such a great site to visit for new ideas.
This was the best recipe for the slow cooker I have found yet (I've only had it one month). It tasted like a restaurant made it. I did use less peanut butter than it called for (only 1/2 cup) and it worked out fine. I made the change for calorie reasons. It's spicy and great.
Different and delicious. I even prepared additional meals in large gallon freezer bags. Now I just pull out a freezer bag and cook it on slow for 10 hours, following step 4 on the day of cooking.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Slow Cook Thai Chicken
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 408
** Calories from Fat: 210
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On April 8, 2010, John Hennings, Professor of Electrical Engineering, received the IEEE's (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Long Island Section's award for Excellence in Electrical Engineering and Technology Education.
The Athanasios Papoulis award is given annually to an educator either living or working within Nassau or Suffolk counties; Professor Hennings was nominated for this award by the Webb Student Chapter of IEEE, which was formed in 2009 under the leadership of students Jacob Genauer, Simmy Willemann, and Don Rickerson. The citation on the award reads "For Innovative Teaching of Electrical Engineering and Dedication to Student Development," and a number of students and administration were present to see the award ceremony.
Prof. Hennings is a Full Professor of Electrical Engineering at Webb, and has served in this capacity from 1990 to the present; he is also a retired officer in the Naval Reserve. He taught Electrical Engineering in the Marine Engineering Department at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York from 1985 to 1990 and continues to teach there as an adjunct Professor. His first teaching experience was as a lecturer at Queensborough Community College from 1973 to 1985. He holds the distinction of being the first graduate of Queensborough's Electrical Technology Department to ever go on to teach in that department.
Prof. Hennings is an avid fisherman and also enjoys reading and listening to various types of music, including jazz and classical. He is a member of ASEE, ASNE and the IEEE. He is also a member of Tau Alpha Pi, Tau Beta Pi, and Eta Kappa Nu. He is a past recipient of the Prosser Award for Service to the Regiment, USMMA, 1988 and the McNaulty Award for Distinguished Teaching, USMMA, 1990.


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Here are some first aid tips for those annoying—and sometimes painful—insect bites and stings from ticks to bee stings to mosquitoes.
Make your yard butterfly-friendly to bring color and movement to the landscape while aiding the pollination of flowers, fruit, and vegetable plants.
Honeybees provide a great service to agriculture: they pollinate more crops than any other insect, and without them, fruits and vegetables couldn't develop.
As anyone knows who has learned the old saying "Leaves of three, let it be" the hard way, poison ivy has a nasty habit of rewarding those who touch it with two or three weeks of blistering misery.
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got a nooby question here. just started stick welding at school, and i cannot make a stright weld to save my life LOL. i used soap stone to make a line, but it disappears when i start welding. is there another way so i can see the line?
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01-08-2013, 11:23 PM #1Junior Member
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can't make a stright weld
Practice tying in stringers, and start on the edge of the plate. You may wanna try a lighter shade lens.
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can't make a stright weld
Soap stone works but u need to develop hand eye. To help that use two hands, one to hold stinger other to guide & keep steady. Also at 1st u can lay down a piece of metal as guide to slide your guide hand along. Make a dry run with hood up to get feel of bead then run it.
As with most things practice refines, practice, practice, practice. It will come in time.
Get old stinger or buy cheap one & put pencil in place of rod, practice in spare time on paper to develop skill.
Try grinding a shallow groove in the base metal to follow, it will be more like filling a seam than just trying to run a bead on flat stock.Miller Syncrowave 200
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It Sure takes time and time and then more time
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well i did a series of lines today, and they don't look to bad. i like to show you guys what i did to get some constructive criticism. how do you post pic on here?
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Also, don't be too proud to refuse using a cheater magnification lens.
I use a 1.5 X most of the time and if the amps are really low I'll put on my reading glasses as well.
Regards Andrew from Oz.We are tig welders, gravity doesn't worry us.
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For doing straight welding, one need's a lot of practice. As everyone usually struggle with straight welding but after some practice one can do easily.


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A new statewide poll suggests that Californians support some of the underlying themes pushed by backers of two tax increase propositions and a measure to impose major limitations on political spending for organized labor - yet only one of those measures is actually ahead.
Wednesday night's survey from the Public Policy Institute of California (here) generally confirms what's been seen in smaller tracking polls: Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30 tax hike holding on to the support of a slim majority of likely voters - 52 percent. Proposition 38, the income tax hike earmarked for K-12 schools, is a split decision in the survey - 45 percent support, 45 percent oppose - and thus still not in a position to pass.
PPIC finds even less support for Proposition 32, the November initiative to ban political contributions to state candidates and all political money raised by paycheck deductions. 42 percent of likely voters said they'd vote for Prop 32, 49 percent said they oppose the measure.
(The poll has a 4.4 percent chance of sampling error for likely voters.)
At first blush, only the Prop 32 number may qualify as news, as earlier polls from other groups have found it winning but somewhat dropping. Even so, it would be hard to call the news surprising. The initiative hasn't fared well with opinion writers, who seem to believe it's a Trojan horse whose real goal (as was the case with 1998 and 2005 initiatives) is to turn off the spigot of union money in California politics. Prop 32 supporters have only recently gotten an infusion of outside financial help, while organized labor has raised more than $37 million, seeing the initiative as life or death for its political power.
Like so many polls from the PPIC team, this one is rich in details - details suggesting that, under the right circumstances, all three initiatives could all end up winning on November 6. That would undoubtedly be huge news.
PPIC finds that like so many elections, this one could hinge on who actually casts a ballot. The two tax measures, Prop 30 and Prop 38, both appear held back by weak support from men (45 percent and 40 percent, respectively) and voters age 55+ (42 percent, 32 percent). But the tax plans have support among other important subsets of likely voters: women (59 percent for Prop 30, 50 percent for Prop 38); voters age 18-34 (72 percent for Prop 30, 67 percent for Prop 38); and Latinos (66 percent for Prop 30, 58 percent for Prop 38).
"Turnout will be an important ingredient in determining the November outcome of the two tax measures," says PPIC president and pollster Mark Baldassare.
And because the support rests so strongly with those historically voting along Democratic party lines, it's not hard to draw a line between these initiatives and enthusiasm over the presidential race in California. Or put it this way: high turnout and a big win for Barack Obama, similar to what happened in 2008, would probably mean victory for Prop 30 and Prop 38. That, of course, would be substantially more voters casting ballots than most every other recent statewide election. Thus, it's far too early for tax increase supporters, especially Prop 38's team, to be patting themselves on the back.
The PPIC tea leaves are a little harder to read on Proposition 32. But here, too, the poll shows ways the controversial initiative could win... but only if those who typically support the Democratic party line aren't swayed by the TV ad blitz that's no doubt right around the corner. And that's a big "if."
The unknown here is how Prop 32 becomes portrayed in the weeks leading up to Election Day.
Asked by PPIC a more generic question - whether they support new restrictions on labor unions' political spending - 54 percent of likely voters said yes. And what's somewhat surprising is that of the 29 voter subgroups in the poll, a majority of all but five also said they support the idea of limits on labor union contributions to candidates. That includes some voting blocs that have been pretty reliable for Democrats: Bay Area voters (52 percent), liberals (51 percent), young voters (62 percent), college graduates (55 percent), and the least wealthy (51 percent).
Prop 32 opponents will contend, and rightly so, that PPIC's question about candidate contributions is more narrow than what Prop 32 would ultimately do. Still, it shows that voters have some pretty strong opinions about the influence of California's biggest political players.
Restrictions on corporate political spending are supported in the PPIC poll by an equal number of Republicans - 51 percent - as Democrats supported a clamping down on union cash. And while the support for new restrictions here were more across the board, it's worth noting that the poll finds 53 percent of conservative voters and 56 percent of older voters in favor of less corporate cash for candidates. Those are two subgroups that have historically been reliable for corporate political viewpoints.
Again, there's an important caveat here that those general questions aren't about Prop 32, per se. But they are precisely the arguments that its supporters hope to make... which is what makes this poll seem like it offers hope to Prop 32 backers. Even so, they'll have a tough needle to thread in making the case that the initiative would have an equal impact on both sides of the California political battleground.
Among PPIC subgroups, Prop 32 is behind by 10 points among men, 16 points among voters making between $40,000 and $79,000 a year, and by a whopping 35 points among Latinos.
The poll also suggests undecided voters are worth watching, especially on the tax increase measure Proposition 38. The measure has larger undecided numbers compared to the Brown's Prop 30 among almost all voter subgroups: independents (+8 undecideds vis-à-vis Prop 30), Bay Area voters (+6), liberal voters (+7), Latino voters (+7), and middle income voters (+6).
But both tax measures have double digit undecided voters among Democrats, women, and the parents of public school children. Those would seem to be key constituencies for two campaigns that are playing up the positive impact of their tax increases on California schools.
So what happens next? Hard to say, given that the real heart of the November initiative campaign is these final seven weeks. Ads have only sporadically begun appearing on TV airwaves. Fliers haven't yet bombarded mailboxes. There's a lot of campaigning left to do.
But victory doesn't seem out of reach for any of these ballot propositions. Gov. Brown clearly has the best shot of the three, but the right message and broad political climate could boost all of the measures. And that would really confound the pundits.


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Thursday, September 02, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (September 2, 2010) - After hosting its first match of the year, ETSU will head to its second tournament as they will travel to Radford, Va. for the Radford University Tournament, Friday and Saturday at the Dedmon Center.
The Bucs will take on Canisius at 7 p.m. on Friday night before battling Davidson and Norfolk State on Saturday. ETSU will take on Davidson at 10 a.m. and will conclude the tournament against Norfolk State at 5 p.m. Fans will be able to follow the action as live stats will be available during the entire weekend.
ETSU comes into the weekend with a 1-3 record on the season after dropping a heartbreaking match in its home opener to Appalachian State 3-2 (25-21, 22-25, 25-20, 17-25, 7-15) on Tuesday night. The Bucs had the undefeated Mountaineers on the ropes after taking a 2-1 set advantage, but ASU took the next two sets to take the victory.
Despite the loss, ETSU had some solid performances including a double-double from senior Whitney Cogburn (Kingsport, Tenn.). Cogburn had a career high 46 assists to go along with 11 digs on the night. She currently ranks seventh in the Atlantic Sun in assists. Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) led the Bucs with 13 kills on 32 attempts for a .250 hitting percentage. Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.), Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) and McKayla Barber (Columbus, Ind.) each had double digit kills as well. Kiley Tamblyn (Torrance, Calif.) and Lauren Baufield (Plymouth, Minn.) also combined for 28 digs on the night. Tamblyn finished with a game-high 18 digs and she currently ranks ninth in the Atlantic Sun in digs.
Canisius enters the weekend with a 1-3 record after dropping its last three matches. The Griffins won their opening match of the season 3-1 against Hofstra in the Hofstra/Asics Invitational. Canisius then fell to Missouri State and Texas State to end the tournament. They also fell to St. Francis (N.Y.) 3-1 on Sunday afternoon. A bright spot for Canisius through four games has been the play of Samantha Good as she was recently named MAAC Offensive Player of the Week.
Davidson opened the season with a 2-1 record at the James Madison Tournament last weekend, defeating UNC Asheville and Stetson and falling to James Madison. The Wildcats were projected to finish fourth in the Southern Conference after going 9-23 during the 2009 season.
Norfolk State is 3-2 on the season after a five-set win at Hampton on Tuesday night. The Spartans split their four matches in the Spartan classic last weekend � defeating Providence and Navy while falling to UNC Greensboro and Kent State. Norfolk State was picked to finish in fourth place of the Southern Division of the MEAC after going 9-22 in 2009.
After the weekend tournament, ETSU will get set to host the Buccaneer Classic on September 10 and 11 at Brooks Gym.
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Reeder and Bushey named All-Conference
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
MACON, Ga. (May 24, 2011) - With the start of the Atlantic Sun conference tournament only a day away, junior Bo Reeder (Cookeville, Tenn.) and sophomore Derek Bushey (Richmond, Va.) were named to the Atlantic Sun All-Conference teams announced the conference office on Tuesday.
The Bucs had three selections on the First and Second Teams for the second straight season as Reeder was selected to the First Team as a reliever and the Second Team as a third baseman, while Bushey was named a Second Team starting pitcher.
The pair is the first Buccaneer pitching duo to be selected All-Conference since Jeremy Hall and Caleb Moore in 2005. Reeder also joins Moore as one of only two ETSU players to selected both as a pitcher and position player in the same season.
Reeder was a unanimous selection as the First Team relief pitcher coming into the tournament as the nation's top closer. The NCBWA Stopper of the Year candidate set the Atlantic Sun single season saves record with his NCAA leading 18 saves.
A two-way player, Reeder is currently tied for second in the conference in home runs (15), fourth in RBI (60) and total bases (138), sixth in runs (59) and tied for ninth in hits (77). Reeder was also the only player in the conference to earn A-Sun Weekly honors as both a position player and pitcher.
Bushey earned his first All-Conference selection after bring ranked fifth in the A-Sun in ERA (3.39) holding opponents to a .250 average while posting a 6-4 record. The right-hander leads the conference with three complete games and is tied for first in shutouts. Bushey has won four of his last five starts and has gone at least seven innings in six of the last eight games he has started.
The Bucs are slated to face Jacksonville tomorrow at 4 p.m. EDT in their first game of the Atlantic Sun baseball tournament at Dugan Field on the campus of Lipscomb in Nashville, Tenn.
For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ETSUAthletics.
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