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Soda Mountain, Ore. -- The threat for thunderstorms has fire crews across Southern Oregon relying on lookouts in remote areas.
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It was a serene afternoon up at the Soda Mountain Lookout located just off Highway 66 near the Oregon-California and Klamath County borders.
"I like being up here," began Laura Glasscock, a Fire Lookout for the Oregon Department of Forestry.
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My Dynasty arrived today. Yea!
First thoughts: It's heavier than I expected. I didn't put it on a scale or anything but I won't be strapping it to my shoulder and skipping to a job, esp. with all the other crap attached to it. Not to mention a tank.
This brings me to my question: Any pics of welding carts for a dynasty? I envision a mig type cart with a shelf below to stow the foot pedal or perhaps even the whole contractors case.
Other thoughts: I ran some beads on steel and al. I wasn't getting a HF start at the beginning. I was using ceriated ground to a point, and had to scratch it to start. Towards the last few beads on al it was starting alright.
Of course in my excitement I threw everything together and probably didn't have the best ground, I had old steel and al, and didn't do anything to the settings...I just turned it on and went at it.
A/C seems louder than the Sync 250dx I have at work.
I did get the fan to come on doing aluminum at 150 amps. Had it hooked up to 220v.
In spite of my hurry, the arc seemed much better than the Sync's (That may have been my money talking, though )
I'm happy with it and can't wait to really get into it. Don't have tig gloves here and they sent me the wrong aluminum rod...so I have a few things to do for the optimum setup.
Last q?: Does anyone have a plug setup where you can plug it into just about anything? I envision having it set up for one plug, and then have a 'transfer box' where I can utilize other voltages and 3 phase.
Bought everything from IOC on ebay. Ordered it SUNDAY, and It was here today! Very happy with them, too.
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dynasty 200dx thoughts, Q?s and cart?
I added a shelf to my MiG to hold my Dynasty. As for power, I installed a cord from a MMDVI so I can switch from 110 portability to 220 by just swapping the plug end of the cord. I also installed a 220v outlet on my MiG(which has a 40 foot cord) to plug the Dynasty into when in the shop. The DVI cord doesn't work for 3-phase but, that's not a concern for me. Works out good as I have dual tanks on the MiG for the spool gun and I use that argon tank for the TiG also.
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TS...nice job For a ground clamp, all my machines have a vice grip attached with a stainless hose clamp. Friend taught me that and I have a lot less arc blow.I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
most guys just wire up the first plug as a 220V then make up some pigtails to alow any other plugs they need.
i made my TA-185 cart a lil long in the hopes of getting a Dyn200DX some day, the Dyn is a lot longer than the TA-185 but the cart design is prity decent. i didnt add a bottom shelf yet as i'm making a cooler that will go below it, then i'll add a shelf or pull out droor for it. i think a droor will be better as flat spaces seem to colect stuff. i had apull out droor on my old cart and it held all my consumables and stuff without collecting odd stuff do to being accessable all the time as a flat spot. so ya might consider a flat spot.
i also have not added any TIG rod holders yet, again want to figure out the cooler placement first. but here are some pic's of my cart for idea's.
i also made mine out of aluminum, needed some thing to lern TIG on as coopons were getting old. after all whats the point of an AC/DC TIG welder if you make a steel cart , could have done that with my MIG.
last pic is my old off road cart just befor i got my TIG and decided i needed to make them all seperate. the O/A is held on by pin's so it can come off quick if i just want to take the O/A out to the driveway ro some thing like that.
hope these help out.
P.S. i found the dins conectors were a loose conection on mine. so you might want to open them up and check to see how well the wire is crimped in them.thanks for the help
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Since you are looking for ideas here is a picture of my tig cart with homemade cooler.Regards, George
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I am just learning to weld in evening classes at the local Tech CC. Needless to say, I am LOVING it. The classes are very hands on..... totally practical, all action... a bit light on theory, but we care given enough credit as adults to do our own outside reading.... actually a pretty good use of time and resources. Anyway, we finished up o/a, and we are now onto stick, and (just to get back to the topic) we are using the well stocked lab's Miller 200 Dynasty machines. Instructor told us that they were bought for their TIG capabilities, but we are using them for arc.
This seemed a good point for an intro and to ask a few questions: specifically... we were all having some trouble with it. I was having the devils own time striking an arc..... but the intructor was having probs too..... he suspected it may have been our piece of practice steel tho. (when the rod shorted and stuck to the plate..... well, that was all me ) .
I know that the most fundimental fix to all of my probs is practicepracticepractice... but are missing something? or just likely a junky steel plate to work on, or were we both just likely being dopes?
Anyway, have been ghosting this board for a few weeks, and I like what I see and am loving welding. We start MIG in a few weeks. I'm told that it will be like a religious experience .
sticking the stick is not so hard to do. i recently started playing with some sticks with my TA-185 and its a bit tuff to get the start some times. although a good clean piece is always nice, i almost think a messed up piece would be easy-er to start just due to the nature of the stick.
i did find restarts were much easy-er if i scraped the end with a file real quick before trying to restart.
i don't see the dyn200 being the problem thats a for shore. its been commented by those that know how to stick that the dyn has a really nice stick arc, and my TA-185 dose a great job. (IMO)
keep in mind i have very lil experience with stick as i'm also just starting.
but i don't see the dyn200 as the problem.
you should really like MIG, not shore about the religious experience. but it will be fun. it is without a dought a fast easy way to fix up most stuff around the house, i use my MIG all the time.. if i could just get it to work on wood, boy oh boy that baby would never get turned off.
i'm trying to find excuses to use stick more to get the time in with it but its just not an option on the thin stuff like MIG is. i gotta hide the MIG or something so i can work on the other options for a wile. its just so easy to just hit the switch turn on the gas and zap!! your done.thanks for the help
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Ford's Shane van Gisbergen set the fastest time during Thursday evening's V8 Supercar qualifying session at Albert Park, and will have a chance to challenge for pole position during tomorrow's Top 10 Shoot-out.
As the fastest qualifier, van Gisbergen was in charge of randomly selecting how much of the field will be inverted before the Top 10 Shootout.
The number eight was selected, meaning that his team-mate Tim Slade was effectively 'bumped' to fastest, but the participants in tomorrow's Shoot-out aren't affected – only their running order.
Had the number value been higher than 10, van Gisbergen would have cost himself a Shoot-out spot.
"We got it all together and it all lined up," said van Gisbergen.
"I had Mark Winterbottom in front of me, and I was catching him, so I knew it was an alright lap.
"Drawing number eight doesn't mean anything, it just means we'll run a bit later in the Shoot-out."
The original Top 10 was van Gisbergen, Craig Lowndes, Will Davison, Mark Winterbottom, Rick Kelly, Jamie Whincup, Jono Webb, Tim Slade, Jason Richards, Alex Davison.-
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The Top 10 Shoot-out will be held on Friday at 3:00pm, and will determine the starting order for race one of the V8 Supercars Albert Park 400, which is at 6:20pm tomorrow.


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Coincidentally, on the same day The Learning Channel will be in Waitsfield and other Mad River Valley locations to film a thirty minute segment of their Destination Weddings & Honeymoons program. This special is scheduled to be broadcast nationally in April on both The Learning Channel and Women's Entertainment network. After the initial April airing, cable affiliates can broadcast it in their markets.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly when the whole braid craze started (we'll chalk it up to the side-braid at Alexander Wang's spring '10 show). But if this summer is any indication, the plait party's momentum shows no signs of letting up—in other words, braids are kind of a big deal. There's the milkmaid, the over-the-shoulder, French braids, braids tucked into buns, mini-braids interwoven into hair, French braids that give the illusion of an under-cut, the braid as a headband, fishtail braids…we could go on and on. And while it's proven to be a hairstyle rife with inspiration, the complicated mechanics of creating the many lusted-after looks can be daunting. So, to cut out the intimidation factor, we created three amazing braided hairstyles with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions: The ever-baffling fishtail braid (we swear, it's easier than it looks!), a French braid-bun combo, and a delicate, crown-inspired style. Get ready to break out the skills!
styling by by Kelsey Osterman, stylist at Cutler Salon; photos by by Amelia Alpaugh


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Wonderful room. Have been here before and would definitely come here again. Fabulous hotel in a beautiful location.
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For centuries, Stratford-Upon-Avon has been a place of culture and inspiration, where beamed historic houses line quaint cobbled streets and where you'll walk in the footsteps of famous playwright William Shakespeare. Shakespeare's legacy is everywhere, found in the town's museums and in the church graveyard where he's buried alongside his wife and descendants. His houses, and the homes of other members of his family, are attractions open to the public, and the world-famous Royal Shakespeare Theatre to this day hosts world-class performances of his works.
Yet, whilst Shakespeare is so intrinsically linked with the town of Stratford-Upon-Avon, he's not all that the town has to offer. In amongst historic houses and theatres you'll find stunning floral gardens, parks and green spaces set on the River Avon's banks. Walkers will find that the town's surroundings will keep them occupied for days, though it's also possible to enjoy a view from the air on a scenic pleasure flight.
Pass monuments, National Trust properties and a whole host of shops and pubs on board a gondola. You won't find a better activity for a romantic day out than a private boat ride followed by a meal in one of Stratford's exceptional restaurants. At Charlecote Park, near the Charlecote Pheasant Hotel, you can enjoy a picnic amidst a herd of fallow deer. At the Stratford Butterfly Farm you'll see exotic butterflies and tropical plants creating a rainbow-coloured environment that you'll want to capture on camera.
On a summer Sunday, treat that special someone to a trip aboard the Shakespeare Express. It's a lovely steam train that rushes through the countryside between Stratford-Upon-Avon and Birmingham, with food served on-board for passengers. Whether you're served a full English breakfast, a traditional afternoon tea or a three-course dinner you'll also have the option of a range of accompanying drinks including wines, beers and soft drinks for the duration of the journey. The Shakespeare Express offers a trip that takes an hour each way, from Stratford-Upon-Avon station.
However you choose to spend your time, you'll experience history and will be treated to the delights of the Warwickshire countryside with plenty to see and do.


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2010 - In his second year as a starter, Zerkel dazzled Lions' fans with his spectacular display of leaping grabs and athletic plays. Zerkel was quarterback Collin Howard's favorite target before a late injury derailed his season. The Webb City product still managed to have a solid year statistically with 52 catches for 759 yards (both second on the team) and a team-leading five touchdown grabs.
2009 – Was the Lions' top receiver starting in all ten games … caught a team-high 44 passes for 641 yards at 14.6 yards per catch … averaged 64.1 yards a game and had six scores on the season … had his best game with 135 yards on six catches for two touchdowns, including a season long 40 yard grab.
In 2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt.
In high school: Zerkel was part of a state championship team at Webb City High School with current Lion Collin Howard … played for coach John Roderique at Webb … A first team All-Conference, All-Area, All-District, All-Region and All-State selection this past year at wide receiver for the Cardinals … The Joplin Globe Offensive Player of the Year, Zerkel finished with 40 receptions for 766 yards and 10 touchdowns … Zerkel was also a standout basketball player and was a first-team All-Conference and All-Area selection last year as a junior, while being named conference MVP … Zerkel is a member of the National Honor Society and is on the honor roll at Webb City.
Personal: Born on November 19, 1989 … Zerkel is the son of Kenny Zerkel and Carrie Cavitt … He is undecided on his future major at Southern. … I can't live without: Halo and Moe's Southwest Grill … Favorite song: "Something you forgot"


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Here is the deal: After much thought, consideration, conversation, and pondering, I have decided to stick with the original idea and keep the two tag system. That means if the Open players want more cash at the end of the year they need to get more players involved. It's just for fun, but it is also competition. I also encourage more card action this year at tournaments versus everyone throwing in their tags and getting them at the end. Challenge each other, and then also challenge the guys on your card and sort it out that way.
I have ordered 1-35 in Black with a Gold Stamp for Open and 1-65 in Gold with a Black stamp for AM's.
Just like the previous years, sign up where you think you belong, if you make it to the bottom of the Pro's you can drop or if you make it up to number 1 in the Am's you can move up for FREE, but only once.
The tags will be delivered to me today. The GSSS #2 will be the first official tag event. I am going to try and make sure things are a little different this year and I want to encourage NO group throw in's at the beginning of a tourney. I want to see how it works out on an individual basis this time. I will be passing out the rules sheets again as some folks last year forgot how the action works.


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At the Princeton Center for Plastic Surgery we understand that surgery is a major step. You can be assured that Dr. Leach and his staff will assist you by providing as much information as you need to make the right decision. We want you to feel comfortable with the procedures you select and with our staff. Our goal is to provide the highest level of compassionate and quality care for each patient, in as comfortable an atmosphere as possible.
Dr. Leach offers a full array of surgical and non-surgical procedures as well as a full line of skin care products. The most popular procedures performed at our facility are Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tucks), Thigh and Buttocks Lifts, Upper Arm Lifts, Liposuction, Breast Augmentation, Breast Lifts, Breast Reduction, Male Breast Reduction, Facelifts, Forehead Lifts, Eyelid Surgery, and Laser Hair Removal. Also very popular are Botox Injections, Restylane and the BioMedic La Roche-Posay skin care program.
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During your initial consultation, Dr. Leach will discuss your concerns and goals, review your past medical and surgical history, examine you, and then recommend the treatment or procedure that is most appropriate for you. He will then explain thoroughly how the procedure is done and describe the outcome he will most likely achieve. After all of your questions are answered about your surgery you will meet with our patient counselor.
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Los Angeles, Cali.-- Several reports including the Los Angeles Times said the California Department of Motor Vehicles' online system has been hacked.
The blogger who discovered the Target breach found out about this one.
California Banks have been notified by Master Card about compromised cards that had been used for online DMV transactions only.
At this time it's unclear how many cards have been hacked.
NBC 5 News did try calling MasterCard for comment Saturday, but they have not gotten back to us.


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Pyle 80-Watt Portable Guitar Amplifier
The perfect amp for those who love great quality sound.
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Pyle 80-Watt Portable Guitar Amplifier
Pyle 80-Watt Portable Guitar Amplifier
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