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huh, interesting question...
I've always wondered something similar with drag cars: it seems like you're always worried about your own work passing, which is pretty decent and as far within the rules as possible (there are times that the chassis or the driver force you to make decisions that are not _exactly_ within the letter of the rules even though they try to follow the intent as close as possible) and then it always seems like there is a decent percentage of cars at the track with certified cages that have booger welds, the wrong size bars, bars in the wrong places... and don't seem to have any problems with tech.
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05-20-2009, 01:36 PM #51Mark
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Synchrowave 180 SD | MillerMatic 211MVP + Spoolmate | Hobart Handler 135 | Everlast Power Plasma 50
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All good info here! Make sure your not one of those guys who welds down and around. I have seen so many people weld from the top down. Talk about no penetration! Bottom up and around and make sure you get in a comfortable position and are able to get full motion around the pipe. I always hated seeing people stop every 1/2 inch and re starting the weld. Looks like crap!
Get a tubing notcher. Its your best investment by far. Tight joints will save you from horrible gaps to fill.
I have always liked to tig my cages due to the fact you always get a nice hot peice in your ear! No matter how well you think your covered. I hate ear plugs.Brian C.
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Its free, runs in any browser & operating system, and includes offsets, gauge thickness, tube pass thru info, .DXF output, tubular brace calculations. Prints out full scale on your local printer. Cut out the pattern, tape it to the tube. Cut metal and file to fit.
Tubenotcher Software
Here's a picture of an offset pass thru of two tubes of equal size.
One addendum: Because of the .DXF out option, this program requires a recent java version to the browser. If you have an Apple computer or a Linux OS, and the system needs to upgrade java, you may need to install manually. Instructions for those platforms, as well as online java testers located here.
Would appreciate any feedback on the program if you are so inclined.
Roll cage tips
I have welded a bunch of stock car cages and chassis over the years. Here are 2 ideas to make your life easier.
-purchase a smaller nozzle to get into the tight spots
-build a roll over device for the chassis, it is allot easier than laying upside down in the cockpit trying to do overhead welding
05-21-2010, 12:17 AM #56Mark
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Synchrowave 180 SD | MillerMatic 211MVP + Spoolmate | Hobart Handler 135 | Everlast Power Plasma 50
1960 Bridgeport J-head | Grizzly 10x22 | HF bandsaw | Rigid 4.5 angle grinder (+2 cheapie HF ones)
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My first major MIG project was my 8pt roll bar.. (still not done a year later but that's a different story) and I can tell you, nice tight joints..
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Try to get good fit ups in all your connections. Move around while welding so as not to get to much heat in one area. If your not sure of your welding skills then get someone who knows.


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Them Guys is an Americana/Coffeehouse Rock trio from the Kansas City area, featuring Duane Woner on vocals, bass guitar, guitar and ukulele, Gerry Monks on vocals and guitar, and Jim Thomas on vocals and guitar. As members of the NSAI Kansas City chapter, they've known each other for several years and have appeared at various songwriters' rounds and open mics. One day, while discussing their musical influences and songs they have all played in various bands, they decided it was time to join forces! Starting with cover tunes that encompass everything from 50's & 60's country and rock through 80's rock tunes, they have slowly integrated a large number of their individually penned originals. All three of Them Guys agree songs that started out with a single voice and guitar have taken on new life when performed with multiple instruments and vocals. The collective musical and arranging talents of Duane, Gerry and Jim, combined with three-part vocal harmonies, result in an exciting listening experience across several music genres.

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Watts Bar Reservoir Land Management Plan
In February 2009, TVA issued a final land plan and environmental impact statement (FEIS) that examines the potential effects of several alternative ways of managing its public lands on Watts Bar Reservoir. Under a new plan, land would be allocated into broad categories or "Zones," including Project Operations, Sensitive Resource Management, Natural Resource Conservation, Industrial, Developed Recreation, and Shoreline Access.
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The mixtape has gone through a slew of changes. It used to come in the form of an actual cassette tape, then went to CD, and now that we're in the digital world, can be anything from a thumb drive with tracks on it to a playlist on a streaming service. Whatever format your mixtape comes in, it's always an exciting challenge to craft the perfect collection of tracks to give to someone. Here's a list that can make that challenge a little easier, and earn you major props.
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Aero Club
320 Jones Road, South Base, Bldg 320, (661) 275-AERO
Learn to Fly: The sky is the limit at the Edwards AFB Aero Club. Experience the thrill of piloting an aircraft. Your local Aero Club provides many stages of flight training, from your first introductory flight through solo, then on to private, commercial and instructors' ratings. The choice is yours. Whether your aim is recreational or a career path, your Aero Club will train you to the highest standard with safety always foremost.
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Airman and Family Readiness
5 N. Seller Ave., Bldg. 3000, 277-0723
L.A.P.D. Military Recruitment Seminar: June 1, 9 a.m. The Los Angeles Police Department is holding a Military Recruitment Seminar at the Ahmanson Recruit Training Center, 5651 W. Manchester Blvd., Los Angeles. The seminar begins at 9 a.m. with an information session and a written examination at 11 a.m. For more information, call (866) 444-5273 or visit www.jointlapd.com.
The Women's Infants' & Children's Mobile Clinic: June 3, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., TAP Classroom at A&FRC. Closed for lunch, noon-1 p.m. Walk-ins and appointments welcome. For more information, or to make an appointment, call 1-866-327-3074.
Bundles for Babies Class: June 7, 10-11:30 a.m. New parents are invited to be part of a financial information and education class. A presentation by the Family Advocacy Nurse, and layettes valued at more than $65 provided by the Air Force Aid Society. The class is open to all services. For sign-up or for more information, call (661) 277-0723 or Linda Crump at (661) 277-4662.
Key Spouse Mentor Meeting: June 10, 9-11 a.m., TAP classroom. To sign up, call Claudia Stover at (661) 277-5433, email@example.com, or call the front desk at (661) 277-0723.
Department of Labor Employment Five-Day Workshop: June 10-14, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., in the TAP classroom. The Transition Assistance Program is required for all separating or retiring personnel. To sign-up, call (661) 277-8451 or (661) 277-0723 as early as possible.
The PLAYpass deadline has been extended through Dec. 31, 2013. If your spouse is deployed or you are a single Airman returning from a deployment, then come to the A&FRC to get your PLAYpass and register! PLAYpass discount cards are used for various activities and programs on base for adults and children. For more information contact the A&FRC.
Military Family Life Counselor: A Military Family Life Consultant is on board at the A&FRC to help military members, spouses, family members, friends and staff members address issues such as relationships, deployment, parenting, stress, grief and many other issues. Consultations are free and anonymous – no records are kept. Call (661) 742-4733 for an appointment.
SBP/Casualty Assistance Office: The SBP and Casualty Assistance Office is now combined and located in Bldg. 3000, Room 215. Please note: Every retiring member, married or single, must make a valid election prior to retiring. See the SBP counselor for more details. Retired military survivor assistance is available at the A&FRC. For more information, call the SBP/Casualty Assistance office at (661) 277-3757. Help is available to file claims through various agencies: DFAS, V.A., SSA, OPM.
Sponsorship Training: Attention Sponsors and Unit Training Managers, first impressions are lasting impressions! This training is mandatory for all first time sponsors or those who haven't sponsored anyone for more than a year. There is a new online sponsorship training that replaces the classroom training. Access eSponsorship Application & Training at http://apps.mhf.dod.mil/esat. Training and resources can be found within this new comprehensive application. Certificate of completion must be turned-in to Tonya Eckles and/or your unit training manager for record keeping. For more information on this training or to get a few resources, contact Tonya Eckles at (661) 277-4709 or email email@example.com.
Spouse Employment/Volunteer Resources: The link to job search strategies and volunteer opportunities is through the Airman & Family Readiness Center. Individual consultation is also available by appointment to provide assistance with resumes and education opportunities. The A&FRC has established a distribution list that will allow job vacancies to be emailed to spouses as they become available. If you are interested in getting your email address added to this list, call Linda Crump at (661) 277-5433 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Air Force Aid Society: Air Force active duty/spouse (with power of attorney), retired, widow/widower with internet access and an email address will be able to apply for AFAS assistance using the new AFAS Online Application by registering and completing the application at https://my.afas.org/memberportal/Login/Login.aspx. Complete and submit the application to the Airman and Family Readiness Center or for more details, call 661 277-4662.
Volunteers Need to Register: All volunteers with Edwards AFB official organizations/units need to register with the A&FRC Volunteer Coordinator, Claudia Stover at (661) 277-4615. Organizations or agencies that need volunteers and folks looking for volunteer opportunities may also contact Stover to be included on a distribution list.
Arts and Crafts Center
200 Methusa Rd., (661) 275-ARTS
Oil Change Class: June 6, noon-1 p.m. Cost is $5. Bring your oil and oil filter and we'll teach you how to change it. Call for an appointment.
FREE Admission for Military Families at Blue Star Museums: The National Endowment for the Arts has partnered with the Department of Defense, Blue Star Families and museums across the United States to offer free admission to military personnel and their families through Blue Star Museums from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Blue Star Museums is a model partnership in support of the White House's Joining Forces initiative.
More than 1,800 museums in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and American Samoa are participating, including:
• Children's museums
• Fine art museums
• History and science museums
• Nature centers
•Any bearer of a common access card, DD Form 1173 ID card or DD Form 1173-1 ID card
•Military ID holder plus up to five family members, which may include a spouse or child, aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc.
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FREE Wi-Fi! Now guests can access FREE Wi-Fi while waiting on car repairs or classes at the Arts and Crafts Center.
Custom flag cases: As requested the Wood Shop now makes custom size flag cases with certificate boxes. The cases are handmade in the wood shop by wood shop instructor, Chuck. You can choose your own size, shape and type of wood (oak, walnut, maple, cherry and mahogany). These are truly a gift to treasure.
Auto Hobby
200 Methusa Rd., (661) 275-AUTO
Need new tires? Let us price new tires for your vehicle. We offer very competitive prices as well as services in mounting and balancing. Come visit Auto Hobby at Bldg. 2440 or call (661) 275-AUTO (2886) and ask for Jesse.
Towing Service Available through Auto Hobby: Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Call Auto Hobby for more information.
Club Muroc
275 Doolittle Parkway, (661) 275-CLUB
Club Muroc is closed on Saturdays and Sundays except for special functions or events. Club closed on Mondays after lunch. Call (661) 275-CLUB to book a special function with our catering department.
Win Money For School: Need money for college? Air Force Clubs is giving away $25,000 in scholarships and twenty-five Dell hig-performance laptops. Scholarships will be awarded based on an essay of no more than 500 words on the topic "Who or What Inspires You To Be Successful?" All entries must be submitted no later than July 1, 2013. Current Air Force Club members and their family members (e.g., spouse, son, daughter, stepson, and/or stepdaughter) who have been accepted by or are enrolled in an accredited college or university for entry during the fall 2013 term as a part-time or full-time student are eligible. Final scholarship awards will be announced by Sept. 17. For more information and entry forms, visit Club Muroc or call (661) 275-CLUB.
Fogleman's Lounge
Club Member Specials
Social hour pricing: Tuesday-Thursday, 4:30-6:30 p.m.; and Friday, 4-6 p.m.
The Classic Burger: half-pound, 100-percent Angus steak burger on Kaiser roll with fries, half off menu price Tuesdays, 5-7 p.m..
Spicy Chicken Sandwich: Half off menu price, Tuesdays, 5-7 p.m.
Order the Two-plus-Two special. Bring a friend or the entire shop and treat them to $2 dometic drafts and $2 for six-piece wings. Thursdays, 5-6 p.m.
Evening Dining at Club Muroc
Santa Maria Buffet: June 4, 5-8 p.m. Buffet only – no other dining room menu available. Cost is $10.95 for members; $12.95 for non-members; $6 for children 6-12; and $2 for children under 2. Special kids buffet available.
Home Style Buffet: Every Wednesday, 5-8 p.m. Cost is $10.95 for members; $12.95 for non-members; $6 for all children 6-12; and $2 for children under 6. Special kids buffet available.
Country Buffet: Thursdays, 5-8 p.m. Cost is $10.95 for members; $12.95 for non-members; $6 for all children 6-12; and $2 for children under 6. Special kids buffet available.
Splash Nights are Back for 2013: Pool opens at 5 p.m. Grill your own steak or chicken, 5:30-8 p.m. Price includes pork and beans, salad, rolls, ice tea, water and lemonade. Cost is $7.50 for adult members; and $9.50 for adult non-members. Hot dogs for kids are $3.
Dining Room closed Friday nights.
Air Force Club Membership Cash Back Rewards: Military Free Cash – "One more reward for being a club member."
Earn two points for every $1 spent on-base in FSS activities, the Exchange (including gas) and Commissary. Earn one point for every $1 spent everywhere else. Receive rewards for as little as 2,000 points, points don't expire. Redeem points for great rewards – cash back and/or gift cards, travel (airlines, hotel, car rental) and more!
It's a terrific member benefit you shouldn't be without. It's designed specifically for you. You deserve it and it's Free! For more information, visit www.chase.com/militaryfreecash or call Club Muroc at (661) 275-CLUB.
Wii & Free Wi-Fi: Enjoy our nice lounge area and have fun with our Wii game system or just come in with your own computer and connect to our free Wi-Fi!
Members Only Special
Birthday Month Coupon: Happy Birthday from Club Muroc! Stop by Club Muroc during your birthday month and we'll give you a coupon for a free meal! Offer valid for Edwards club members only. Pick up Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Education and Training
140 Methusa Ave., Bldg. 2453, (661) 277-2713
Complete Your CCAF Degree: The Education Center has CCAF advisers available to assist you with completion of your CCAF degree. Call (661) 277-2713, or stop by Bldg. 2435, 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Don't procrastinate, it's easier than you think!
Community of Practice Website: A training class schedule is now available on the Education and Training CoP. See at a glance all the classes offered by the Education & Training Section for Edwards military and DOD civilians. Contact your training manager for detailed course information. Log on to https://afkm.wpafb.af.mil/community/views/home.aspx?Filter=24828.
Webster University, an ACBSP regionally accredited university, is looking for potential faculty to teach graduate-level finance or human resource courses at our Edwards AFB campus. Minimum qualifications include a master's degree in a related field (terminal degree preferred), professional experience, and preferably experience teaching at the graduate level. Applicants should send their resume/vita to email@example.com. For more information, call Karen Fudala at (661) 258-8501.
Family Child Care
1208 W. Fitzgerald Blvd., Bldg 6457, (661) 275-4322
Unlicensed Care: Air Force Instruction 34-276, Family Child Care Programs, requires individuals in family housing (military or privatized) who provide child care in their home for more than 10 child care hours per week to be a licensed provider. A child care hour is the number of hours times the number of children in care. Our Family Child Care program is managed by the Airmen and Family Services Flight, 412th Force Support Squadron. The licensing process is designed to ensure the health and safety of the children cared for in FCC homes.
If you need home child care services, ensure the provider is licensed. Individuals who are not approved/licensed FCC providers cannot advertise in base publications or on base bulletin boards. If you are interested in operating a FCC home, the FCC office can assist you with becoming a licensed provider. For more information, contact the FCC Office at (661) 275-4322.
FCC is continuously seeking providers to offer alternate hours to accommodate evening, swing, and weekend duty hours. We are looking for providers to offer care for special needs including asthma, allergies, cerebral palsy, physical impairments, etc.
Extended Duty Care: The Air Force offers the Extended Duty Care Program to assist parents who need additional child care beyond their normal arrangements due to mission related requirements. Children must already be enrolled in the Child Development Center, the School Age Program or the Family Child Care Program to qualify. To enroll in this FREE Extended Duty Program or for more information, please contact the Family Child Care office at (661) 275-4322.
Returning Home Care: Members are authorized 16 hours of hourly care within 30 days of their return from deployment. Contact the Family Child Care Coordinator for more details on the program at (661) 275-4322.
Family Child Care is seeking dedicated people who love working with children! If you live on base and want to care for children in your home or you are a military dependent and live off base, you may be eligible to be a licensed or affiliated provider! Make a positive difference in the lives of children! Most materials and training are provided free of charge!
High Desert Lanes Bowling Center
205 Fitzgerald, Bldg. 5214, (661) 275-BOWL
Summer BuildIT Bowling 'Colored Pin Nights:' Fridays, May 10-Aug. 30, 6-10 p.m. Cost is $10 per person and includes three games and shoe rental. When you bowl a strike with a colored head pin (verified by the bowling staff) you will win a ticket to one of Southern California's amusement parks, including Disneyland, Legoland, Universal Studios and Knott's Berry Farm.
Youth Summer Special: June and July, 11 a.m.-3 pm. Cost is $1 per game, with $1 shoe rental. Open to youth up to 18 years.
Brown Bag And Bowl: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost is $1.25 per game, with $1.50 shoe rental. Bring your lunch and have some fun.
Green Pin Bowling, Mondays, 3-7 p.m. $2 per game, $1.75 adult shoe rental, $1.50 youth shoe rental. If the head pin is green and you roll a strike you get that game free.
Penny A Pin: Tuesday, 3-7 p.m. Adult shoe rental is $1.75, youth shoe rental is $1.50. This open play special charges you only for what you score. If you bowl over a 200 that game is free.
Wacky Wednesdays: Wednesdays, 3-7 p.m. Cost is $5 per person, bowl as many games as you want. Adult shoe rental is $1.75, youth shoe rental is $1.50.
Family Game Night: Thursday, 3-7 p.m. Cost is $1.50 per game per person, with $1 shoe rental. Glow in the dark bowling; fun for the whole family.
Friday Night Early Bird Special: friday, 2-6 p.m. Cost is $5 per person, bowl as many games as you want. Adult shoe rental is $1.75, youth shoe rental is $1.50.
Family Dollar Day: Saturday, noon-6 p.m. Cost is $1 per game, with $1 shoe rental.
Glow-In-The-Dark Bowling: Saturday, 6-10 p.m. Cost is S10 per person, shoe rental included to bowl as many games as you want.
Unit Functions: All hours, with reservations. Cost is $5 per person and includes three games and shoe rentals. Units may reserve lanes anytime during open bowling for parties, commander's call, team building events, etc.
Honor Guard
148 Methusa Ave., Bldg. 2462, (661) 275-BLUE
If you need to request the Blue Eagles Honor Guard for your ceremonies please email email@example.com, or call (661) 810-8039.
Information, Tickets and Travel
205 W. Popson Ave., Bldg. 2500, 275-TRIP
Jet Hawks Tickets: Our popular Jet Hawks vouchers for the dugout section are now available at your ITT office. We also feature the Family Fun Pack which includes reserved section tickets, hot dogs, chips and a drink for a family of four.
Mulligan Family Fun Center: All-day pass tickets are now available for $17 per person.
ITT Pricelist & Other Events: To see the current ITT price list for events, parks, hotels and discount information, visit www.95FSS.com. For the most up-to-date information, press the F5 key to refresh page.
5 W. Yeager Blvd., Bldg. 2665, (661) 275-BOOK, firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Reading Program: "Have Book, Will Travel." June 3-Aug. 16. Special events held Fridays at 10 a.m. Children of all ages are welcome to participate, just stop by the library to sign up. The first 250 children will receive a book bag containing a T-shirt, one bookmark, one bendy pen and one activity book.
Children's Story Time: Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a.m.
Free Online Services: Zinio: A leading full-service distributor of digital magazines, the Zinio newsstand has thousands of top magazines from around the world. Browse the list of subscriptions Air Force libraries own (currently 642 popular titles including Newsweek, National Geographic and Parenting), select and read anywhere, anytime using your computer, smartphone or tablet. To take advantage of this wonderful service, visit the Base Library or call (661) 275-BOOK for more information.
At the Library: Available for a loan period of two weeks; each item may be renewed at the library only, if there are no pending requests by other customers:
- Books
- Books and CD Sets
- MP3 (Playaway)
- Rosetta Stone CD-ROM (Spanish and Russian only)
New item Tuesdays: Be the first one to borrow new released books, DVDs, Blu-Ray, TV series, books on CD and more. We invite you to sign up for the Information Awareness Program, to receive a weekly email containing the complete list of new items. Call the library for more information.
Universal Class Now Available: Get access to Universal Class today! This program offers more than 500 online courses on a wide range of subjects/levels, available 24/7, instructor led, self paced. Universal Class courses are informational and designed to enhance student knowledge, increase skills and stimulate interest in a subject. Visit the Library for more information.
Transparent Language Online: This effective and engaging language-learning program is available for libraries and their patrons. The program is accessible via the Internet and will be available to active duty Air Force, Air National Guard, Reservists, retirees and their respective family members. Air Force civilian employees and contractors who are eligible to use an Air Force library are also eligible. All users must register in person at an Air Force library and can then use it anywhere and at anytime. Transparent Language Online is packed full of pronunciation, speech, grammar, writing, and vocabulary building lessons for more than 80 languages. Featuring top-of-the-line coursework combined with great social media resources, Transparent Language Online is a complete language-learning system.
New Resources in the Children's section: Playaway View, the first all-in-one video player of its kind, pre-loaded with multiple videos of the best educational programming, now available at the Main library. Try it out and select titles such as math, exploring space, U.S. history and more.
Muroc Lake Golf Course
111 Crest Dr., (661) 275-PUTT
$10 Throw-In Game: Every Saturday during June. Pay $10 at the counter for a chance to win gift cards for golf shop merchandise. Low gross and low net will be paid out, the amount of places and pay outs will be determined by the number of participants.
Twilight Golf: Daily, 4 p.m.-sunset. Had a long day at work? Take a little time to relax and enjoy some golf! Our 'Twilight Special' is a great way to end the day, get a few holes in before dark and save money!
E1-E4; $4.50 green fees
E5-O3; $6.50 green fees
O4-above; $7.50 green fees
DOD, Contractors and guests; $7.50 green fees
Carts are $5.00 per person
Monday-Friday Special: 7 a.m.-1 p.m. $20 for 18 holes of golf, a cart and lunch.
Want to learn how to play golf: Come learn from our club pros, Ricky Lanning and Chelsea Orozco can teach you everything you will need to know at your convenience. From longer drives to make more putts and everything in between, our pros can bring you from amateur to pro!
Wi-Fi is now available at the Muroc Lake Golf Course Clubhouse.
Golf Pro Shop: Our pro shop offers special orders and yellow tag sales – stop by and check it out.
Sandbagger Grill: Muroc Lake Golf Course
The Sandbagger offers a large variety of meal options from our breakfast menu, Angus beef hamburgers, sandwiches, focaccia's, Panini's and salads. Call for more information, reservations or special functions!
Daily specials are served with a side of French fries or salad and small soda.
Monday: Barbecue pulled pork sandwich, slow cooked and smothered with barbecue sauce on ciabatta bread; $8.95.
Tuesday: Homemade tuna salad on butter croissant with lettuce and hard-boiled egg; $7.95.
Wednesday: Build your own taco salad with the choice of homemade chicken or beef and a various selection of toppings (fries and salad are not available as a side with this meal); $8.25.
Thursday: Tri tip slow cooked and marinated in tequila, thinly sliced on toasted ciabatta bread, topped with Swiss cheese and sautÈed mushrooms; $8.95.
Friday: Nine-ounce fish fillet and chips, with a side of homemade tartar sauce and malt vinegar; $8.95.
Oasis Community Center
205 W. Popson Ave., (661) 275-CNTR
Fitness Classes available at the Oasis Community Center:
Zumba: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 7-7:55 p.m.
Monday and Wednesday, 10-10:55 a.m.
Cost is $3 per person, per class and there is a 25 percent discount if you purchase a 10-class punch card.
Aerobics: Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 11 a.m.-noon. Cost is $25 per person, per month.
Kickboxing: Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.-noon. Cost is $25 per person, per month.
Monthly Instructional Classes: All classes are conducted at the Oasis Community Center. Call (661) 275-2687 for additional information. Use your PLAYpass here!
- Classical Guitar Lessons: Cost $28 per half hour lesson, per student. Call for available lesson days/times.
- Basic/Beginning Drum Lessons: Cost $28 per half hour lesson, per student. Call for available lesson days/times.
- Piano Lessons: Cost $28 per half hour lesson, per student. Call for available lesson days/times.
- Kinderfiddle (beginning violin): Cost $28 per half hour lesson, per student. Call for available lesson days/times.
- Karate Class: Monday and Wednesday, 5-7 p.m. Cost is $55 per month, per person, ages 7 and up.
- Hula Lessons: Thursdays, $20 per month for beginners, $25 per month for intermediate and advanced.
Outdoor Recreation
Kincheloe Ave., (661) 275-CAMP
Pool Hours
Sonic Splash Pool
Memorial Day Weekend: May 25-27, Open 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Beginning June 1: Open seven days a week, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Muroc Pool
Open beginning June 4:
Tuesday-Thursday, noon-6 p.m.
Friday, noon-8 p.m.
Saturday-Monday, Closed
Oasis Aquatic Center
Monday-Friday, 11 a. m.- 7 p.m. Lap Swim Only (as of June 3)
Closed weekends and holidays
Group Swim Lessons: June 10-21, 9-11 a.m. Sign-ups start June 1 at ODR. Cost is $35 for parent and tot; $35 for pre-school. Level 1-5, $60.
Open Paintball/Airsoft: June 1, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
$35 – Paintball package includes 500 Rounds, air, and equipment rental & field fees
$35 – Airsoft package includes 2,000 rounds, equipment rental and field fees
$25 – Package includes air, equipment rental and field fees
$10 – Field fee
$5 – All fay air
Beginners thru advanced are welcome games run all day long!
No reservation required, bring lunch and water.
Scuba: Cost is $472 per person (family discount pricing is available). Class, June 3-4; Pool, June 5-6; Beach, June 8; and Boat, June 9. Minimum of two participants, maximum of eight. A wide variety of other SCUBA courses are also available. Our instructor is flexible on class times and willing to work with your schedule. Call ODR for more information.
Wall Climbing Certification Classes: June 4, 5 p.m. at the Oasis Aquatic Center Climbing Wall. Cost is $15 and advanced registration is required. Minimum of four participants, maximum of eight. Learn basic climbing techniques, skills and safety. You will be required to return at a later time to be tested on your training. Successful completion of the class and testing will grant you access to the wall and climbing equipment.
Mountain Biking: June 9, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Cost is $25. Minimum of eight participants, maximum of 12. Point Mugu State Park; 10.5 miles round trip bike ride; followed by a trip to the beach for surfing and relaxing if time allows.
Landsailing: June 9, 1-5 p.m., meet at Roger's Dry Lakebed. Cost is $35 per person; Must be 15 years or older to ride without an adult. Children younger than 15 years old may ride with an adult. Join us for a day of land sailing on Roger's Dry Lakebed on South Base. Bring drinking water, sunscreen, eye protection (i.e. sunglasses or goggles) and a lunch or snacks. Sign up early at Outdoor Recreation as group size is limited and these trips fill up fast.
Private Swim Lessons: Schedule your appointment with one of our lifeguards for a time that works for you. Cost is $20 for up to 30 minute lesson, $25 for up to 45 minute lesson, and $40 for up to an hour lesson, any age. You can learn how to swim or improve on what you already know. Come talk to our seasoned lifeguard staff about what you want to learn and let them help you accomplish your goals, today!
Horseback Riding Lessons: Variety of lessons offered. Call Outdoor Recreation for more information.
Cooking Equipment: We have oil less infrared cookers and traditional fryers for only $5 a day!
Stables: Did you know that Outdoor Recreation has riding stables where you can board your horse? For $25 a month with a $25 a month membership fee you can board your horse at Outdoor Recreations Riding Stables. Call Outdoor Recreation for more details.
Overnight Camping at Branch Park: Cost is $5 for a campsite for up to four people. Come and get a "wilderness experience" right here on base. This will be primitive camping (no potable water, no telephones, and no RVs).
Private Parties: Rod & Gun, Paintball, and other Outdoor Recreation activities are available for squadron functions and private parties. In addition to using our facilities, let us plan a trip for you! Interested in going somewhere with your squadron or a group of friends? Tell us and we'll do the legwork for you. Let us know how many people, where you want to go, and what your budget is and we'll do the rest!
Team Building: Does your office, element or group need some team building? Come talk to us! We have instructors and the facilities to make it a great afternoon/day for you and your staff. Prices vary depending on the activity and group size. Call us today and let's plan an event!
RV Storage: Numerous openings are available in RV Storage! Come over and park your equipment for our low prices and have access to them anytime you need! 20′ Active Duty and Retiree – $15; 20′ All Others – $20; 25′-30′ Active Duty and Retiree – $20; 25′-30′ All Others – $25; 35′-50′ Active Duty and Retiree – $25, 35′-50′ All Others – $30.
Rod & Gun
210 Adams Way, (661) 275-CAMP
Rifle and Pistol Range: June 8, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Open for Rod & Gun patrons. Pistol rentals available at the Rod & Gun Club (Bldg. 210)
Rosburg Fitness Center
210 W. Popson Ave., (661) 275-GYM1
Healthy Weight Class: Thursdays, noon-1:30 p.m. Call the HAWC for more information.
Tae Kwon Do: Cost: A children's monthly pass is $65, an adult monthly pass is $70, and a daily pss is $9 per day.
For more information, call Kumye Moore at (661) 860-9292.
Use your PLAYpass here!
Personal Trainers: Cost is $40 per hour session, $25 for a half-hour session. Call to schedule your appointment and start reaching those fitness goals. For appointments, call Jeff Walden at (210) 723-2052, Johnny Johnson at (660) 233-2141 or Lauren Brandin at (210) 723-2052.
Use your PLAYpass here!
Massage Therapy: Cost is $40 for 30 minutes, $70 for an hour, or $100 one and a half hours. Available 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, by appointment only. Couples massage is also offered. For more information and appointments, call Brittni Albrechti at (661) 317-2139. Use your PLAYpass here!
Lunchtime Disc Golf at Mojave Greens: Wednesdays, noon, Mojave Greens Disc Golf Course, Hole 1. Join us for a round of lunchtime golf. Players of all skill levels are invited to attend. Experienced golfers will be on hand to offer advice and work with beginners. Equipment will be available for loan. Take this opportunity to meet other disc golfers on base and challenge each other on the course!
Equipment Orientation Classes: Tuesday, 10-11 a.m., Wednesday, 4-5 p.m., and Thursday, 7-8 p.m. Not sure how to use equipment or what it does for you? Stop by the front desk and sign up for this one-hour class. We are here to help you get the most out of your fitness routine.
Teen Center
100 Kincheloe Ave., Bldg. 7211, (661) 275-8336
Teen Center Summer Closure: The Teen Center will close during the summer months, June 3–Aug. 16. Teen activities will be available at the Youth Center Monday–Friday, 2–6 p.m. for all teen center members.
'Teens In Blue' Talent Search: The Air Force is looking for teenagers who can sing and harmonize for a ground breaking new project called "TEENS in BLUE." Teens in Blue is modeled after the Air Force Show "Tops in Blue" and will require similar types of singers that are still in High School (graduates this year are also eligible) and who are connected to Edwards or another Air Force base. Eight lucky teens (four boys and four girls) will be selected to attend a preliminary camp at Edwards June 24-28, culminating in their first performance in Stripes Lounge June 28. The newly formed group will be flown to San Antonio, Texas, July 14-19 to work with Tops in Blue, and will also perform at the Youth of the Year Conference. Auditions are noon, June 16. Audition reservations must be made in advance by calling Paul La Bella at (661) 275-5437.
Youth & Teen Centers Memberships: For about a dollar a day, you could have peace of mind knowing that your son or daughter is in a safe environment – an environment that fosters development in many different areas and offers constant supervision, tutoring and fun! Did you know that the most dangerous time for youth, especially teens, are between the hours of 3 pm and 6 pm? The Youth and Teen Centers offer social opportunities and structured programming from affiliated agencies such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the 4-H Club. For more information about youth & teen memberships, contact the main youth center at 275-5437.
Youth & Teen Sponsorship: Are you new to the area? Will you be PCS'ing soon? Wouldn't it be nice to have a friend to show your kids around base? The Air Force Youth Centers offer sponsorship for kids & teens so that every move is a seamless transition. For more information about Youth or Teen Sponsorship contact the Main Youth Center, (661) 275-5437.
Super Sitters Course: Cost is $40 for course and registration, at Youth Center (Bldg. 5210). Super Sitters courses are held every so often when at least six students are on the list. The classes are taught in two, four-hour segments, location and times will vary on availability. The course is open for youth and teens ages 11-18. Once registered, student will be notified of the next available course.
Keystone Club: Tuesdays, 4:15 p.m. The Keystone Club is a leadership group for high school students to learn and practice leadership skills through the management of community service projects and fund raising activities.
Youth Programs
24 Lathrop Dr., (661) 275-5437
Gymnastics is back at the Youth Center:
Monday Classes:
2-2:50 p.m. for 3 year olds, $40
3-4 p.m. for 4-5 year olds, $50 or $55 for non-members
4-5 p.m. for 5-6 year olds, $50 or $55 for non-members
Wednesday Classes:
3-4 p.m. for 7-8 year olds, $50 or $55 for non-members
4-5 p.m. for 7-8 year olds, $50 or $55 for non-members
5-6 p.m. for 8-10 year olds, $50 or $55 for non-members
Ages for the class may differ based on skill level. The gymnastics instructor will determine all classes and schedule. Sports Physical is required!
Outdoor Healthy Living Leadership Camp: June 10-12. Free for members, $50 for non-members. Open to youth age 13-18. This Camp will be held at Pali Mountain near Big Bear. Teens will spend two nights in Cabins and learn about a healthy life style in the great outdoors. Only 8 spots available, teens will be selected on an interview basis.
Youth & Teen Centers Memberships: For about a dollar a day, you could have peace of mind knowing that your son or daughter is in a safe environment – an environment that fosters development in many different areas and offers constant supervision, tutoring and fun! Did you know that the most dangerous time for youth, especially teens, are between the hours of 3 pm and 6 pm? The Youth and Teen Centers offer social opportunities and structured programming from affiliated agencies such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the 4-H Club. For more information about youth & teen memberships, contact the main youth center at (661) 275-5437.
Youth & Teen Sponsorship: Are you new to the area? Will you be PCS'ing soon? Wouldn't it be nice to have a friend to show your kids around base? The Air Force Youth Centers offer sponsorship for kids & teens so that every move is a seamless transition. For more information about Youth or Teen Sponsorship contact the Main Youth Center, (661) 275-5437.
Super Sitters Course: Cost is $40 for course and registration, at Youth Center (Bldg. 5210). Super Sitters courses are held every so often when at least six students are on the list. The classes are taught in two, four-hour segments, location and times will vary on availability. The course is open for youth and teens ages 11-18. Once registered, student will be notified of the next available course.
Toddler Learning Center: Toddler classes at the Creative Arts Center (JZ) for ages 1-4 (older siblings are welcome). Are you looking for a class that you & your toddler can share in? If so this is the class for you! TLC is a Mom, Pop & Tot class that allows families to learn while playing! Classes are filling fast. For more information, call Youth Programs at (661) 275-KIDS or Ms. Amy (325) 829-5101.
School Age Programs Summer Camp Registration: For children in grades 1 through 6. Registration is on-going. Your child must have completed one year of Kindergarten in order to be eligible. Sign up at the School-Age Annex, Bldg. 6459.
Crafty Kids Art: Daily, 3-5 p.m. Join us in the art area as we create all types of cool arts & crafts. No cost!
Free Thinker's Reading Club: Mondays, 3:30-4:30 p.m., in the Club Room. Practice reading, writing and public speaking skills. See Ms. Christal for details and to sign up.
Torch Club: Thursdays, 3:30-4:30 p.m., in the Torch Room. Torch clubs are charter, small-group leadership and service clubs for boys and girls ages 9-12. it is a powerful vehicle through which club staff can help meet the special character development needs of younger adolescents at a critical stage in their development. See Mr. Andrew for details.
Model Building Club: Fridays, 4-5 p.m., in the Club Room. Choose from several plastics models and learn building techniques with the end product being your very own. See Mr. Mark for details and to sign up.
Boys & Girls Club Power Hour/Project Learn, Join today: Monday-Thursday, 2:45-4 p.m. Power Hour: making minutes count helps club members (ages 6-12) become successful in school by providing homework help/ tutoring while encouraging members to become self-directed learners. See Ms. Jasmine for details and to sign up.
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Contact Emil Graves, (661) 277-8961
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Gallery: The Bright Idea Light Bulb Shade
Many of our readers have already switched out their incandescent light bulbs in favor of energy-efficient CFLs, and for this we applaud you! However for those out there who have not made the switch, it may be due to concerns over the bright glare that these bulbs emit. Enter the Bright Idea Shade, a beautiful open-source bulb shade composed of interlocking polygonal pieces. It was created at the Eyebeam OpenLab, an art and technology center in New York that encourages creative thinking and open-source designs.
Created by the Sustainability Action Group members Michael Mandiberg and Steve Lambert, along with Simon Jolly, Peter Duyan, and Oscar Torres, the Bright Idea Shade is an open-source design that is ready to be mass-produced. The point of the project was to create an inexpensive way to encourage the use of CFLs, which some find to have a harsh bright light. The shades are constructed from a heat-resistant material used by the photo industry to diffuse light, and they make an easy and fun DIY project to boot.
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Nice lamp, but CFLs have a long way to go before they are acceptable to me. LEDs hold more promise for producing good quality light without the complexity or use of mercury. The harshness of CFLs is easily understood when you see a spectral analysis of the light they emit. A few lonely spikes of different colors, rather than a nice full spectrum. If wattage is the issue, I\'d rather make do with a 5W incandescent just to get the warmth of color. Never mind the \"hum\" and the way they flicker when they\'re about to go out. Put them in your dining room and you\'ll lose your appetite with the way the food looks.


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RALEIGH, N.C. (May 8, 2011) - After taking the first two games of the series, the ETSU baseball team fell 8-5 to North Carolina State in the series finale at Doak Field on Sunday afternoon to end an eight-game win streak for the Buccaneers.
Cory Betterson (Atlanta, Ga.) had a game-high three hits for ETSU (30-16, 12-10 A-Sun), while Matthew Scruggs (Knoxville, Tenn.) was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI.
Senior Bo Burton (Kingsport, Tenn.) suffered the loss for the Bucs falling to 2-4 after giving up six runs on seven hits in 2.1 innings of work. D.J. Thomas earned the win for N.C. State (27-21, 11-13 ACC) after throwing 1.1 scoreless innings of relief to go to 2-1 on the year.
Danny Canela and Tarran Senay led the Wolfpack offensively as they both went 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run and a pair of RBI.
Derek Trent (Kingsport, Tenn.) gave the Bucs an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first as he singled in Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) from third for his fifth RBI of the series.
The Wolfpack tied the contest at 1-all in the bottom half of the frame on a RBI single by Canela.
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In the top of the third, Derek Niesman (Wellington, Fla.) led off the inning with a triple to left center to increase his hitting streak to eight games. Two batters later, Bo Reeder (Cookeville, Tenn.) doubled to right center to score Niesman and cut the Wolfpack advantage to 3-2.
N.C. State plated three runs on five singles in the bottom of the third to jump out to a 6-2 lead.
The Bucs threatened in the top of the fourth as ETSU loaded the bases after singles by Dylan Pratt (Johnson City, Tenn.), Scruggs and Betterson, but the Wolfpack pitching staff would induce a fly out and pop out to end the inning unscathed.
Canela added to the N.C. State lead in the bottom of the seventh as he ended a streak of 13 straight Wolfpack batters retired with a solo homer to right to make the score 7-2. After an Andrew Ciencin single, Senay doubled to left scoring Ciencin to give North Carolina State a six-run edge.
Scruggs answered for the Buccaneers in the top of the eighth with a three-run homer to left for his ninth home run of the season to cut the N.C. State lead to 8-5.
Wolfpack closer Chris Overman came into the game in the eighth and held the Bucs hitless in the final 1.1 innings to pick up his fifth save of the year.
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My partner and I are fighting about this. I had 10 and something, don't remember and he had 3 and 2. On the table : 10 J Q K A. I think I win with my 10 completing my straight but he said we had to split cause it was straight in the table. Who is right in this case guys? Thank you!
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It's a split.
In short, the best 5 card hand that you can make wins. In this case, you're both playing the board.
There is a similar question here, What is the"Top Five Cards" rule and how does it apply to splitting pots?, explaining the scenario in more detail.