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Prep time: 60 minutes
2 large red onions
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"The ideal outdoor meal: this colorful main-course pasta salad chock-full of protein, vegetables and bold flavorings. For fresh flavor and peak texture, toss the salad right before serving. Pack the dressing in a jar and the salad ingredients in a gallon-sized zipper bag. When ready to serve, drizzle on the dressing, close the bag and squeeze it all over until the dressing completely coats the salad. Pour into a serving bowl."
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2 tablespoons
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1 large clove
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Big pinch of salt
Black pepper, to taste
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1 medium
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Ground black pepper and salt, to taste
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1 pound
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8 ounces
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This is probabbly the best salad of this type we have ever eaten. We have eaten in many highly rated restaurants throuout this country and foreign.The cutting up of everything took time but was well worth it.The dressing was great.
I have not tried the recipe sorry but I hate it when you have recipes listed under Healthy that are obviously not. This is high in calories, fat, cholesterol, sodium you name it. Get your act together and list stuff under the right category.
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Good recipe. I love that it is different from the rest of the summer salads that you eat year after year. I found that there should be more veggies. Next time I make this recipe I will double the zucchini and peppers. Great for a picnic.
This recipe is superb! I love it! I added a 7.5 oz jar of Grilled Marinated Artichoke Hearts, an English Cucumber, an extra clove of garlic and some extra olives! Instead of regular feta, I used the garlic and herb kind. I highly recommend this recipe to anyone! I will make this salad often!
This is a great greek salad recipe...and has beome one of our picnic favorites, it travels wonderfully! I've made it with shrimp and substituted chicken and both are perfect with this dish!
Thank-you so much for this recipe! It was amazing and everyone loved it! :)
I only made a couple of changes... I didn't put in any olives. I used cocktail shrimp instead of the larger ones. I also added in a little bit of honey to the vinaigrette and instead of two tablespoons of the dijon mustard, I used 1 tablespoon dijon mustard, and then 1 tablespoon of spicy mustard instead (make sure you put it in a jar or something so that you can shake it up because that's the best way to mix it!). It turned out great! :)
Wow this was excellent and very colorful. I made a couple substitutions: white wine vinegar instead of rice wine vinegar and a small can of sliced black olives instead of Kalamata. Will definitely make again and for social functions.
This was a very tasty and pretty dish to present. I'm a grill-maniac, and the veggies were excellent grilled on our propane grill, they were even sufficiently yummy on day 2 as leftovers. My husband and I are partial to lemon, so I used some lemon juice and Johnny Salt to season the prawns prior to grilling. For those who prefer warm meals, this pasta salad also tastes great when gently heated in the microwave, not more than about 45 sec-1min depending on microwave power.
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Below is a little before and after, I'm quite pleased with the results. Also, just for clarification, that big box under my desk is the subwoofer for my speakers.
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- I recommend a plastic basket that's sturdy but thin enough to cut with a sharp razor blade.
- I went with this little paper tray from The Container Store which was just the right size. However, I don't recommend using a metal basket. It's too easy for a plug to come into contact with the basket and risk an electric shock.
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- Depending on the design of the basket mirror hangers or hooks should work really well for most people. Both make removing the basket pretty easy. With mirror hangers you can just rotate it out of the way, and hooks can be unhooked.
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What that means for me is that I'm the one left to do all the sewing and Halloween costume-making. This arrangement works out well--she likes to cook, and I like to make stuff and eat well. It's a happy marriage.
This year (2008) my kids wanted to be Buzz Lightyear and Sheriff Woody. This instructable focuses on the Buzz costume because it required a more unique, creative approach.
Step 1: Chest piece structure
I cut, shaped and sculpted as I went.
Step 2: Chest piece details
The jet pack and wings were also built at this time.
I spray painted the entire thing white, and added details with colored craft paint. The entire thing was given a coat or two of lacquer to make it shiny.
Step 3: Leg pieces
All the pieces were hot glued in place, and the entire structures were primed and painted.
Step 4: Arm pieces
The forearm pieces were made from cheap plastic cups--the kind that kids get at restaurants. They were cut and shaped with a sharp utility knife and scissors.
Details on these pieces were done with sharpies, paint, and colored pencils.
Step 5: Hood
I had to make up a pattern for this part. The first attempt was close, but not quite good enough. So I added a little where needed, and the second attempt gave me something better.
Step 6: Finished costumes
Woody's costume was fairly simple, although the shirt, vest, buttons, star, belt, holster, and spurs had to all be made. The boots were originally pink, and the hat was orange. Some brown spray paint fixed that.
The costumes were a hit with my kids, and all the neighbors got a kick out of them as well.
I was the popular Dad this Halloween. Boo-yah!
That is just AWESOME! Thank you SO much for posting. You did a FANTASTIC job!!!
Im bein hardcore buzz 2013 =D
The top circular piece of cardboard strengthened everything quite a bit. If the bottom is flimsy, you could add a ring of cardboard to the inside as well (as long as you can still slip the entire thing over yourself to put it on).
I wouldn't use duct tape to hold everything together. Certain parts will just work better and end up stronger if you use hot glue (I can't give specifics, because I'm not sure of what you've got so far.)
I agree, the top circular piece added a lot of structural integrity, but I didn't do anything about the bottom. It's not going to be a huge problem, as it isn't SUPER flimsy, and if I add another ring I won't fit inside anymore haha. I was using spray paint for the white, except it showed too much of the masking tape edges, so I went on to using acrylic instead. I haven't finished yet, but I'll post pics as soon as I'm done. Surprisingly, I didn't use a lot of hot glue, just a bit here and there, but I usually use quite a bit in other projects. I just used cardboard and a lot of masking tape, and some duct tape and hot glue. Here are some pics:
To cover up the tape and smooth things out on mine, I first painted it with a couple of really heavy coats of latex house paint. (I notice that I failed to mention this in my instructions...) THEN I spray painted it white, and added details with acrylic craft paints. Probably too late to mention that now. Oh well. Anyhow, yours looks great. You definitely need a bright red "laser" on your arm... you're going to make arm and leg pieces, right?
Be sure to post some finished pictures.
I used a cardborad barrel. You can usually pick them up for free from hardware stores or warehouses. I am very happy with the result. I built a Buzz 10 years ago, after seeing this instructable I decided to re vamp mine.
Make sure the firs hole is cut around the needle hole where you inflate the ball
Too bad we didnt win our costume contest, idk why!
Would you know what I would need to measure for it? (Ex: The size of my neck,etc...)
It may take a little trial and error on your part, but you can do it!
You might have to make one, make changes as needed, and then make another and another till you get one you like. That's how I do it. Good luck!
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New Hampshire's Unemployment Falls Again
The New Hampshire Freedom blog analyzes the latest New Hampshire Unemployment numbers:
"Another month, another drop in the New Hampshire unemployment rate. When 2013 started, the New Hampshire unemployment rate was 5.8%. Last month it was 5.1%. The August unemployment rate is 5%. We are talking 2008 levels. In fact, the last time the unemployment rate was this low in New Hampshire was December of 2008." More....
Newsletter October 2013
Happy 10th Anniversary First Porcupine Mover!
Today is the 10th anniversary of the Free State Project's first mover! Since then, more than 1,400 liberty lovers have moved to the Live Free or Die state in search of more Liberty in Our Lifetime. Over the past decade, the FSP has gone from strength to strength, and we stand at the cusp of great things. The sign up rate is accelerating. More movers arrive weekly. As we prepare to Trigger the Move and welcome the next influx of activists, local participants are building liberty friendly institutions and infrastructures. What are you waiting for? The time is nigh. Nigh, I say! Join a growing community of liberty lovers for your best chance at more freedom, and fun!
Make the Move!
Recorded at the Finger Lakes Freedom Festival in upstate New York, soon-to-be mover James Davis explains the gist of the Free State Project. If you have a burning desire for more liberty in your lifetime, SIGN THE PLEDGE! This is a great example of how you can get involved before actually moving to New Hampshire. James took it upon himself to gather materials, reserve a table and organize volunteers to help him for the weekend. Another liberty activist from New York recorded this video and uploaded it to Youtube. Do you have events like this near you? What can you do to help spread the word? Volunteer. Ready to move now? No reason to wait. Thousands have already made the move! Not ready yet? Don't just sit on the sidelines, take initiative like James, be creative, and get in the fight!
A Wakefield Welcome
I went to a move-in party today. For those of you that don't know, a move-in party is an event where participants of the Free State Project who have already moved to New Hampshire come to help unload the moving truck of new arrivals, usually in exchange for pizza and beer or other yummy goodness. It is work, to be sure, but it's always a fun time, and it's a great way to meet other people, both new movers and old shakers. This move-in was no different, and meeting the newest Porcupine was wonderful, as always. More...
The Canterbury Ales
Canterbury's Baptist Hill Road is a timeless stretch of pavement, meandering through the rolling hills of northern Merrimack County, closely guarded by a phalanx of trees on either side. Though many years and even more miles separate Chaucer's Canterbury from its New Hampshire counterpart, it's easy to picture the famed English writer's caravan of story-telling pilgrims making their way along the path in search of a hearty meal and a frothy pint. The former can be had by taking a quick detour down Briar Bush Road, where the nearby Fox Country Smokehouse offers locally prepared meats and cheeses to satisfy any traveler's appetite; for the latter, however, our wayfarers need look no further, for they will find a cool draught served with warm conversation at Baptist Hill's own Canterbury AleWorks.
The brewery is located at 305 Baptist Hill Road, but a lengthy driveway keeps it hidden from casual passersby. Nonetheless, when the "open" flag is flying, you can rest assured the beer is flowing. More...
Newsletter September 2013
BEARCAT: Right to Know
On Monday, September 9, 2013, the City Council of Concord approved the grant application to receive a Ballistic Engineered Armored Counter Attack Truck. The 11-4 vote defied the will of the community, ignoring the more than 1,500 petition signatures collected by individual activists, the 50 people who testified against it, and the many, many Letters to the Editor, articles, and editorials against the BEARCAT. The City chose instead to side with the police chief and the 4 people who testified in support of the attack truck. More...
September 2013 Board Meeting Minutes
FSP Board Meeting
September 2, 2013
Present: Rich, Seamas, Varrin, Steve, Jody, Carla, Sharon
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Durham, New Hampshire 2nd Youngest Town in America
Over at the New Hampshire Freedom blog, the town of Durham's status as "Youngest Town in America" is discussed.
"According to CNNMoney, Durham, NH is the 2nd Youngest Town in America. The median age is just 20.3 years old in the Census designated area. There goes the stereotype of New Hampshire being full of old people. Well not exactly, NH has kids, college students, working professionals and retired people. In other words, people of all ages enjoy the Switzerland of America. Durham, in addition to hosting the main University of New Hampshire campus, is on the Great Bay tidal estuary and only 1 city away from the Atlantic Ocean. Durham hosts the Oyster River, historic farms and is a hop, skip and a jump away from an endless list of awesome activities. The New Hampshire Freecoast has a ton of activities to keep young people busy." Read more at New Hampshire Freedom...
FSP is "An Amazing Idea" Says NH State Representative
At Freedom Fest in July 2013, NH State Representative, Mark Warden, who is a Free State Project participant, small business owner and Realtor, was interviewed for the Future Money Trends blog. Says Warden: "The Free State Project is an amazing idea and concept that is just now coming to life." You can read the transcript and watch the full interview here.
Newsletter August 2013
A Castle for All Seasons
Individual sovereignty is a concept that formed the bedrock of Common Law traditions extending back to the Magna Carta. Its essence is self-ownership, and its antithesis is subservience and slavery. The idea is axiomatic. Some have even called it self-evident. There are few expressions, however, that encapsulate the sentiment's thrust better than the well-worn saying "a man's home is his castle." And perhaps it was the latter that spurred a handful of New Hampsirites to erect homes that have taken the castle concept from the cognitive realm to the weighty domain of stone masonry. More...
BEARCAT Testimony Isn't All Warm and Fuzzy
Copied below is the speech Free State Project president, Carla Gericke, gave before a packed room at the Concord City Council meeting on August 12. 2013. More than 200 individuals showed up to testify against Concord receiving a BEARCAT attack vehicle. Due to the large number of people who wanted to speak, speeches were limited to one minute, but several people yielded their time to allow Carla to finish her testimony, which ended up running about 6 minutes to the Chief of Police, John Duval's thirty. She added some off-the-cuff comments in rebuttal to Duval's testimony that do not appear in the script below. The Council, in a 8-4 vote, decided to table the matter until September. Stay tuned for more details. TESTIMONY: We, the people, are not the enemy. Free Staters--productive people moving to New Hampshire because of the shared values with our neighbors of small government and more personal responsibility--are not terrorists. We do not pose "daily challenges" to the City of Concord--in fact, I volunteer for Concord Reads at the Concord public library! More...
Voices Against Attack Vehicles
"'The Free State movement and Occupy New Hampshire have no history of violence, so it's very unclear why any police department would need to use an armored vehicle when addressing these groups," says Devon Chaffee, executive director of the NHCLU. 'But we all agree that we want the police and we want our communities to be safe, and what this conversation is about is really what type of equipment and tactics are most appropriate to achieve that goal. More...
Will Mayor Allow Dialogue Over Tank?
Dear Mayor Bouley,
As a concerned resident of New Hampshire, I am writing today about assertions I've heard that only Concord residents will have the right to speak at the City Council's BEARCAT hearing on Monday, August 12, 2013.
In a Concord Monitor article, you said: "I clearly appreciate everyone's input, but I always will put the interest of the Concord residents first, and I have not heard from many Concord residents."
There are several reasons why more than just Concord residents should be heard, and should have standing to testify on whether it is a good idea to get another Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack vehicle in one of the safest communities in America. More...
Can the Police Chief Call You a Terrorist and Get Away With It?
In a grant application for $258,024 in federal funds from the Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") to receive a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack vehicle ("BEARCAT"), the City of Concord and its police department claimed: "The State of New Hampshire's experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. We are fortunate that our State has not been victimized from a mass casualty event from an international terrorism strike however on the domestic front, the threat is real and here. Groups such as the Sovereign Citizens, Free Staters and Occupy New Hampshire are active and present daily challenges. Outside of officially organized groups, several homegrown clusters that are anti-government and pose problems for law enforcement agencies." More...
"N.H. Police Chief Still Wants Armored Vehicle, Regrets Claim It's Needed Against Libertarians"
The police chief in Concord, N.H., is backing away from claims that Occupiers and libertarians pose a domestic terror threat as justification for the city needing an armored vehicle to protect citizens. In an application to the Department of Homeland Security seeking more than $250,000 to purchase an armored vehicle, the city specified Occupy New Hampshire and the Free State Project, a libertarian group, as potential threats, Mother Jones, a left-wing magazine, first reported. Read more
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The City of Concord and its police department has defamed the FSP in an DHS grant application for a $258,024 Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack vehicle: "The State of New Hampshire's experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. . . . the threat is real and here. Groups such as the . . . Free Staters . . . are active and present daily challenges."
You can read more HERE, including how the police chief has backpedaled because of local and national outcry. More...
Police Chief Backpedals Over Tank, FSP Pushes for Truth
On August 2, 2013, Concord Chief of Police John Duval wrote an email response to the Free State Project President, Carla Gericke's Open Letter sent to him and city officials Tom Aspell and Brian LeBrun via email (and hard copy).
"Ms. Gericke,
I respectfully refer you to the article in today's Concord Monitor about our request for the rescue vehicle. I believe my comments in the paper clarify the intent of the wording of the grant. More...


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Hardin County Fluorspar Festival celebrates the influences brought to the area by the Fluorspar Mining Companies. Located on the banks of the Ohio River. Rosiclare (once known as the "Fluorspar Capital"), has a colorful history that revolved around this mineral. Each year, the Festival highlights and brings back memories of days gone by. Held on the first weekend in October in Downtown Rosiclare, the Festival features an ever-growing list of activities and things to do, including a Queen's Pageant, a carnival, hickory-smoked barbeque, a pet parade, kid's games, karoke, food and craft vendors, a quilt show, an open-house at the American Fluorite Museum, a car, truck and motorcycle show and a large parade featuring local school bands, groups, floats, a Grand Marshall and horse clubs. Local musical talent will also be on hand and the finale is held Saturday evening at the City Park on the Ohio River.
Gem & Mineral Show
Annual Gem and Mineral Show showing off Indian artifacts, fossils, lapidary displays, shell crafts and much more.
Marion Main Street Hubfest
All day event featuring car show, food vendors, and live entertainment. Lots of activities for kids including bounce houses, face painting and games. Street fair all day long.
Southern Illinois Boat & Fishing Show
A weekend long event sponsored by the Youth Outdoor Education Foundation and the Williamson County Tourism Bureau. The show features boats, trailers, trucks, ATVs, fishing tackle, live entertainment and more. Admission and parking is free. Great fun for all ages.
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Veterans On Parade
Marion proudly presents a parade to honor all Southern Illinois veterans. Over 17 bands will march & perform (awards to be given) plus floats and over 1000 veterans from all branches of service will ride or march. Entertainment and food at Fairgrounds. The annual Veterans on Parade is being held to honor all the men and women veterans throughout Southern Illinois, who have ever served our country in both war and peacetime. For more information contact Ed Davis at 618.993.3379 or email email@example.com
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Annual Recreational League Soccer Tournament for ages 5+. Over 100 teams from six states will play for the Whirlwind Title.
Fly with the Eagles Half Marathon
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Bald Eagle Tours at Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
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Welcome to Delaware State University!
The information below will help ensure you and your family's smooth transition into becoming a part of the Hornet family! If you have any further questions or concerns pertaining to New Student Orientation, contact the Office of Admissions at 302.857.6351.
If you plan to attend Delaware State University, you must attend New Student Orientation in order to register for classes. All New Student Orientation fees are non-refundable.
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What is New Student Orientation?
New Student Orientation is designed for all new students, including transfers. It introduces you to the campus, where you will learn about DSU's academic programs, meet faculty members, register for fall classes with your advisor, learn about all of our support services and make new friends with other incoming students. All new students must attend New Student Orientation.
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There are two ways that you can register for New Student Orientation.
First, in your acceptance package you will receive an Admissions Acceptance Agreement. This form informs the Office of Admissions that you plan to attend the University. On the bottom portion of that form you can choose which orientation date you would like to attend.
Secondly, you will receive a New Student Orientation booklet that will include a registration form.
Both the Admissions acceptance agreement and the New Student Orientation registration form can be mailed, faxed or hand delivered to the Office of Admissions.
How much is New Student Orientation?
The non-refundable New Student Orientation fee is $150.00 for freshman and $100.00 for transfer students.
How do I make my New Student Orientation Payment?
You can mail in a personal check or money order (no cash) to:
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If you wish to pay with a personal check, major credit card or debit card, you may also submit payment online via QuikPay via the "Pay Your Fees" link on the front page of the DSU website.
How to make a payment via QuikPay:
In the "Login as Guest" box
- Enter: Student ID
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- Click: "Pay" for Tuition & Other University Fees" (Note: There is not an option for New Student Orientation)
- Select: Term Fall 2015
- Enter: $150 for freshman or $100 for transfer student
What does my orientation fee cover?
The fee covers the processing of your registration, materials given during the orientation, and meals.
How do I make my housing deposit?
- Go to: my.desu.edu
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Yes. You are allowed to bring guests (2 max) to New Student Orientation. However, there is a $35.00 fee for each guest, including children under 12. This fee covers materials given to each guest and meals. Overnight campus accommodations are reserved for future DSU students attending orientation. Parents and guests are asked to reserve a room at a nearby hotel. Please visit our "Local Accomodations" section for a listing of hotels in the area.
What are some key things to remember for my orientation session?
- Bring documents: Sealed final high school transcript, housing application and completed health form (all documents can be turned in prior to orientation).
- Be prepared to take the Accuplacer test in reading comprehension, sentence skills, arithmetic, elementary algebra, and college-bound mathematics during New Student Orientation. Your test results will be used to place you in your mathematics and English courses. Remember to bring your social security card and photo ID.
- Freshman orientation is 2 days, please be sure to bring extra-long twin sheets, a pillow, shower shoes and toiletries for the overnight stay.
Where is New Student Orientation held on campus?
New Student Orientation activities are held in the Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Student Center. Students will spend most of their day in the MLK with the exception of the campus tour and business dealings with Financial Aid, Student Accounts and ID Center offices in the Administration building. Students driving to orientation should park in Parking Lot 1 across from the MLK Student Center. There is no charge for parking.
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|Lesson Two: The Cast of Characters
Each one of us is a reflection of the entire cosmos
as it exists in space and time at the moment of our birth. This means
that each one of us contains the pattern of the entire cosmos within.
The archetypal [19], or universal, symbolism of each
planet is modified and personalised according to its placement in our
birth charts. In this way, the planets will function as a unique, personalised,
cast of characters. Each planet has its own personality, motivation,
attitude, desires, goals and expressions, right down to its own way
of walking and talking, its own body posture and the particular clothes
it wears! Roberto Assagioli, the founder of Psychosynthesis, believed
that we each contain a multiplicity of selves, or 'sub-personalities'. [20] "Each
of us is a crowd...and in every corner of my soul there is an altar
to a different god." [21] The
problem, as Jung pointed out, is how to find ourselves in the crowd.
The astrologer's task is to assess how the archetypal meaning - or 'eternal pattern' - has become modified and personalised for each individual. This careful analysis lies at the heart of the art and craft of psychological astrology, with its goal of promoting self awareness and psychic integration, since almost invariably, at least a few of our planets, or sub-personalities, will have become distorted along the way, and will be functioning in a negative, defensive or self-destructive way, or will have fallen into the unconscious so that we are unaware of the power they hold over us. We need to honour all the planetary gods on their own terms, lay our offerings on the steps of each of their temples in order to appease them and gain their support. The psychological astrologer attempts to identify which planets may have become distorted or degraded. It is possible to enter into a dialogue with all the planets in order to promote a deeper, more profound and empowering relationship to them. At the core of each planet lies its pure archetypal quality, along with vital and creative elements of our being. We do have the potential to access the 'gifts of the planetary gods', however negative they may seem to us at first.
"Mapping the Psyche"First published 2005 by the CPA Press, BCM Box 1815, London WC1N 3XX, United Kingdom, www.cpalondon.com.
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anyone interested in starting a handicap at Perkerson Park? course layout could be the same as the current wednesday singles league, as this utilizes the land very well, or a different layout according to group consensus. because of the format of a handicapping system, the course would need to stay approximately the same length with varying basket positions.
weekend days, weekday days, whatever. the day and time will be according to group consensus. i have heard from a few people that saturday mornings is worth thinking about. however, until there is a permanent course we would need to work around the park schedule, as there are parties that reserve sections of the park--especially on the weekends. baskets will need to be brought to the park and set up prior to the round(s).
a handicap system works by each player playing a first round to establish a handicap, without being eligible for any money except for CTPs. (the first-ever round played could be a raw-score event with side action and CTPs). the establishing round score is used to determine a handicap by taking two-thirds of the establishing score. for instance:
an establishing round of 9 over par: handicap of -6
an establishing round of 5 over par: handicap of -3 (always rounded to help the player, first round only)
an establishing round of 3 under par: handicap of +2
an establishing round of 7 under par: handicap of +4 (always rounded to help the player, first round only)
after completing an establishing round, a player is eligible for the money during the next round. my suggestion for action would be $5 for the handicap, another $5 worth of CTPs for a total of $10 worth of action. another suggestion is that the top third adjusted scores are paid (all of these numbers should be discussed and agreed upon by group consensus).
every player's handicap is adjusted according to the average of their scores for every successive round. a log would be kept of players' scores, and handicaps would be adjusted week-by-week according to these scores. a system of accountability develops, and open-mindedness is essential to make the system work. any one player has the right to question another player's handicap, and the situation is resolved by the group prior to that week's play. common sense is the main ingredient to making this system work.
among many benefits of a handicap, one of the objectives of this system is to include the entire disc golf community in the action regardless of skill, age, or gender. players from all different types of backgrounds can play against each other and have an equal chance to win, as long as they have played one establishing round. anyone who has been a part of a properly functioning handicap knows that it is a great way to compete, as interesting situations develop and it keeps people coming back for the action, as everyone has a chance to win on any given day. i have seen first-hand how it gives very skilled players a chance to give back to the community by sharing lessons and also still have a decent chance to bring in a little cash, especially with the CTPs. also, lesser-skilled players have a chance to play with the skilled players and learn some important ways to approach the game. often, lesser skilled players learn more about the mental game required during competition and are able to apply these lessons during recreational rounds. as a whole, being part of a handicap is just another way to be a part of the disc golf community.
anyone who is interested, anyone who has any ideas that could make it work better, anyone who has any opinions whatsoever please contribute to the discussion here. chances are, it will take a while to gather enough support--especially for the amount of baskets needed. keep in mind that once there are 9 baskets accounted for we can create an 18-hole course one way or the other, by either using different pad positions or by moving baskets halfway through the round. when more baskets are accounted for the course can become better and better.
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Hi All, I'm new to this forum, I have a very old Airco 300 amp machine that works fine, but if it breaks down I will need a new machine. A guy who owes me money, just dropped off a Miller Maxstar 200 amp machine that does not work. No Contractor Kit with it. I opened it up and the PC2 circuit board for power interconnect # 200851 has burned up. I do not know why it failed and I don't know what else could be bad.
Is this machine worth fixing, and buying a contractor kit for? Who can fix it?
I would like second Tig AC/DC welding machine so should I just use the Maxstar as a trade in?
Any advice would be welcome. I do not weld for a living just for my Hobby of Bonneville Racing. www.goldwingracingproject.info
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Traditionally styled and furnished, it is warm and inviting, and ideally placed for skiing families, with easy slope access, convenient child care, a choice of family bedrooms and suites, and of course full Chalet Hotel meals and service.
'Location, location, location!' The Mariandre is ideally situated for families, being close to the resort's main centre of shops, restaurants and cafés, yet pleasingly away from the livelier après-ski bars and nightlife. The 'Palais du Sport' is within a short walk, with its indoor and outdoor swimming-pools, and the night-time toboggan-run on the Eclose slope is also close by. For your ultimate convenience, our partner ski-hire shop is literally right next to your own front door (see main photo above)!
Staying just above the ski-hire shop and a mere 50m from the nearest piste and ski-lift is every skier's dream, and makes the Mariandre a perfect choice for skiers who just hate to walk! The Telecentre lift, known locally as the 'Yoghurt Pot', links the centre of the resort up to the Rond Point des Pistes, from where the whole area opens up, with a choice of five different lifts to whisk you on up the mountain. Alternatively, you can start your day on the piste just 50m from home, and ski down from there to the Eclose lifts to take you up into the main heart of the area. At the end of the day, you can ski back on piste to the same point, and in normal conditions just carry on the last 50m across the Tourist Board's terrace to the Mariandre.
Comfortable Hotel Facilities: The spacious lounge/bar area, with its big picture windows, comfy sofas, flatscreen TV (some English channels) and the handy reception desk and bar, forms the focal point of the Mariandre.
Downstairs, the dining-room is in two parts, and is furnished in simple French bistro-style. A touch on the snug side if everyone arrives at once for breakfast, it is amply sized for adult dinners, with a convivial atmosphere.
The bedrooms and family suites provide a choice of accommodation styles for different family sizes, and all have the benefit of private en suite facilities, and many a balcony too.
The Nursery and separate sleep-room are off the main lounge, whilst the spacious and attractive Snow Club room, where our Cocoa Club is also held, is conveniently situated within the hotel building.
Holidays to this property are particularly suitable for families.
GROUND FLOOREntrance, dining-room & separate kitchen, boot-room, stairs to first floor. Ski-room with external access.FIRST FLOORReception, spacious lounge/bar with picture windows, lift, sun-terrace, Nursery, external access on same level as Telecentre ski-lift and piste (approx. 30m away).Room 2 Twin bedroom with bath/wc/balconyRoom 3 Twin bedroom with bath/wc/balconyRoom 4 Double bedroom with bath/wc/balconyRoom 5 & 6Sleeps 4-5 Two separate twin bedrooms adjacent to each other, each with en suite bath/wc, one with additional single fold-down bunk-bed and balconyRoom 7 & 8Sleeps 4 Twin bedroom opposite twin bedroom, both with en suite bath/wcSECOND FLOORSuite 102Sleeps 4 Two interconnecting twin bedrooms, one with shower/wc, the other with bath/wc/balconyRoom 104 Double bedroom with bath/wc/balconyRooms 105 & 106Sleeps 4-5 Two separate twin bedrooms adjacent to each other, both with bath/wc/balcony and one with additional fold-down single bunk-bedRoom 107Sleeps 3 Triple room (double bed with single fold-down bunk) with bath/wc/balconySuite 108Sleeps 4 Twin bedroom (bath/wc) interconnecting totwin bunk room (wc)Suite 109Sleeps 5-6 3 separate sleeping areas - twin bunk room connecting to twin bedroom, connecting to lounge with double sofa-bed (suitable for 2 children under 12) sharing bath, separate shower-room and wcSuite 110Sleeps 5-6 3 separate sleeping areas – as Suite 109 with the edition of a balcony in the lounge areaSuite 111Sleeps 4-5 2 separate sleeping areas – walk-through twin bunk room to twin bedroom (shower) with lounge area and balcony with single sofa-bed (suitable for 1 child under 12), sharing bath/wcTHIRD FLOORRooms 203 & 204Sleeps 4 Two separate adjacent bedrooms (one with double bed and one with two single beds) both with bath/wc/balconyRooms 205 & 206Sleeps 4 Two separate twin bedrooms adjacent to each other, both with bath/wc/balconyRooms 207 & 208Sleeps 4-5 Triple bedroom (double bed & single fold-down bunk) with balcony, opposite twin bedroom, each with bath/wcFOURTH FLOORSuite 209Sleeps 5-6 Double bedroom and twin room (single bed and single fold-down bunk) with small kitchenette and separate lounge with double sofa-bed (suitable for two children under 12) sharing bath and wc. (The suite is under eaves).All Rooms/Suites will take a cot except 4, 5, 107 & 207. Supplements per person per night: Rooms with bath/wc/balcony £2.95Suite 108 with bath/wc £1.95 Suites 109, 110 & 111 bath/shower/wc £3.95 Suite 102 bath/shower/wc/balcony £3.95 Suite 209 bath/wc £3.95 NB: The 'pairs' of rooms shown are either adjacent to or opposite each other, but are not interconnecting.
The chalet host will have a day off during the course of the week, during which you will be required to eat out.Breakfast: A good breakfast is essential on a ski holiday, so we provide a choice of cereals or porridge, fruit juices, plentiful tea and coffee, local bread (and croissants or 'pains au chocolat' in France), cold meats, cheeses and preserves, and boiled eggs. This is normally presented buffet-style for you to help yourself. Additionally we offer a daily hot dish, such as scrambled eggs with mushrooms or home-made pancakes.
Afternoon tea: The traditional 'welcome home' after a day on the slopes will be laid out for you by your chalet host, ready for your return. A good cup of tea or coffee is the perfect accompaniment to a delicious slice of freshly home-baked cake.Children's High Tea: High Tea provides children under 13 with a healthy menu, but tailored more towards children's tastes than our main adult dinner, and puréed food is also always available for infants on request. Parents are asked to accompany their children under 36 months at High Tea please, whilst children from 3-12 years will be supervised.
Adult Dinner: four-course dinners for adults (and children 13 and over only) start with canapés and an apéritif, followed by an appetiser, main course and dessert. The meal is accompanied by a choice of wines, unlimited during the meal service, with freshly chilled water also always available, and followed by complimentary coffee or tea with chocolates to round off your evening.
Special Diets: Vegetarian options are always on 'Culinary Choice' menu in Chalet Hotels, and are available in chalets if you advise us in advance. Any dietary requirements must be advised to us at the time of booking in order for us to be fully prepared.
Family Dining: For those families who prefer to eat together with their younger children, we offer our Family Dining option in any chalet of up to 12 beds, if you book the whole chalet for your own party, subject to chalet suitability. Everyone then eats together in the evening, starting at 6.30-7.00pm. The meals are based on our adult menus, with some flexibility for younger taste buds, although not a complete 'à la carte' choice!
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Last Fruday my Hypertherm plasma cutter showed up. Did a quick test drive on Saturday but had also bought an additional Hypertherm filter ($$$) and wanted to mount it before getting too carried away. Also only used in on 110 volts. But cut darn fine even on 110.
So on the weekend I mount the secondary filter... hook it up to 220 and figure I'll give it a try. So it cuts a couple inches and the arc just stops? Pull the trigger again...cuts a couple inches and stops??? Look over at the front panel and air is good...no lights on that shouldn't be...no flashing lights. So I'm thinking is this additional filter screwing something up? Did I accedently knock a wire off when I had the cover off? Out with the manual (you know its serious if a guy is reading instructions) and looking at the troubleshooting section. Nothing there... a real head scratched.
Then it hit me. Would probably work way better if I actually clamped the ground cable into the metal I was cutting! Back out to the shop...clamped on the ground and way she goes.
The only thing more amazing than it would cut at all minus the clamp is me admitting I forgot to put it on.
Going to make a sign for the cart that reads "Put Ground Clamp On Workpiece".
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Been there, done that! I couldn't figure out why my cutmaster kept cutting out one day. I could cut about 5" of 3/16" plate and then it quit. It was a headscratcher for sure. Glad you figured it out and didn't warranty the machine!MillerMatic 251
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That's the story of my life welding or cutting sometimes I think my weld is going to look pretty good but when I pull the helmet up to look at it I'm not even on the crack I was trying to weld
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Sound a bit like the time I stomped all around the house grousing about not being able to find my glasses. Lucky for me someone pointed out that I was wearing them.
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Ground clamp attached to work makes MIG weld, no clamp, no spark..., Turning shielding gas on helps with weld appearance, Making sure switch is in the MIG gun position rather than the spool gun position gives a much better arc and for longer, also leads to much less cussing and fussing.
Just to make sure people weren't joshing me, I tried all of these....a couple of them multiple times to really make sure...
Well it sounds like not too lonely a club at least. I'm also famous for marking a cut on the wrong side of the inch mark. So 5-1/4 becomes 4-3/4. Hey its 5 + a quarter...just the wrong way from the 5.
But the best is I know a guy that was building a shop. It was going to be 40x60. Doing the foundation he didn't gave a 100 foot tape so borrowed one from the guy up the road. Came time to erect the walls and WTF...nothing is fitting. Ends up couple years before the hook end of the tape broke off so the guys cut off a foot and re-rivited the end on. He forgot to tell him when he borrowed it so the foundation ended up 39x59. Piss off was an understatement.
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This makes me remember to day I was welding on my work bench(before I had a welding table) with the part in the vice.It welded but seemed erratic.....hmmm.Got the part done and looked on the bench to see the ground clamp laying on a wrench,wrench touching a screw driver,screw driver laying against the vice......now I see the light DOH!
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I'll have to give my kid credit. He was welding along in a community college class and noticed that his pant leg was on fire. Guess there was no setting on those fancy Miller welders that would prevent that.
Yup, Happens to me too, The fact that it does cut some makes you assume that the ground is hooked up.


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The home's 20-meter roof span was built using timbrel vault construction, a classical building technique that has been largely forgotten since the onset of modern high-strength materials. The roof features a layer of 26,000 locally handmade clay tiles mortared together to make a supporting web. A green roof was applied on top to help regulate the home's interior temperature, and the home's rounded shape reduces exterior surface area which in turn saves energy.
The house received an A-A rating on its Energy Performance Certificate (EPCs) and it is also on its way to becoming the first certified Passive House in England. New technologies compliment the old to provide the 3000 square-foot home with an extremely energy-efficient shell. Triple-pane windows to the south help heat the internal thermal mass and a first-of-its-kind vacuum exterior door offers the equivalent of 20 inches of foam insulation.
The tight building envelope requires a HRV to provide fresh air, and the home supplements passive heating strategies with a biomass boiler. A combination solar-electric and solar hot water array provides the home with ample supplies of renewable energy. The home even incorporates Phase Change Materials (PCM) to effectively store heat in the winter and regulate heat in the summer. The rest of the walls are insulated with cellulose, or shredded newspaper. The home harvests roof water for use indoors as well.
The interior finishes include a recycled glass bath floor and recycled tire matting on the main level as well as a tile ceiling that spans the internal boxes. Even the staircase gets into the act with bricks mounted on a parabola span.
4 Comments
December 5, 2010 at 9:04 am
This home was featured on the UK TV show "Grand Designs" on February 18, 2009. Episode 4 of series 9.
December 4, 2010 at 5:51 pm
Buffalohead – This house was featured on a TV show here in the UK called "Grand Designs" and you can find more detail here on Channel 4's website: http://www.channel4.com/4homes/on-tv/grand-designs/episode-guides/weald-of-kent-eco-arch-the-story-09-02-18_p_1.html
I doubt you will be able to stream the episode from outside the UK (assuming you are), but you might be able to find it online. 😉
December 4, 2010 at 1:18 am
Where is more information on the roof structure, the heating degree days of this location and the mechanical systems? Looks pretty but the roof thickness seems thin for insulation values. This looks like hollow tiles laid on a parabolic mold. Surely not.