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Ha, Ha Mike, good to hear from you. Well if nothing else I sure am
persistent lol.
Hey, Im new to this so while the Zahn cup might be a little over kill
I am now in a position to eliminate the variables. Now im sure I will still
have to tweek the process no doubt about that but what I have is a 1/2 decent reference point to move forward with.
It kind of cool really. Knowing the viscosity of the material one is spraying
can help shed light on problems down the road, assuming the manufacturer
got it right that is, Yikes hope they did
Using the cup aint too bad really. Just pop it in the liquid see how it flows
out, reduce as needed but dont over reduce. Do it a few times then I can move on to Milos method using the stick drip test.
I just need to get a better feel for it so me thinks I am on track.
Thanks X.
You ARE a rocket scientist aren't you?
I have to give your due, You have tried to answer the 64 million dollar question and done a good job of it too.
The Zahn cup is a nice tool but can get you into big trouble as you've (I hope) realized. Reduction is a good thing but like booze need's moderation and common sense.
I used one a few times but ended up just staying within the Manuf's guidelines for the product for the most part and had much sucess doing so.
It just got to be TOO much measuring and fiddling around.I just want to paint.
Glad you got what your looking for.
Bob, sure surprised me, Its all very interesting indeed. I think the trick is to have
your temperature where you can use it for a good period of time. Then configure
your paint so its more suitable for that temp.
If you are new to this and I am, your pretty much dead in the water if you
dont know the Viscosity of the paint as at that point its only a guessing game.
Thats not to say you cant make it spray correctly. I just like to be more informed and try elimate possibility of error up front in advance until I build
I agree that Milo has it down, fair dues to the guy he knows what he is doing
and is real helpful to others on here too. This place is a goldmine such a cool
Thanks .. X
|Wow, that's a really good example of what temperature can do for the viscosity. You can imagine what headaches can be created by using too much reducer in cold paint to get the viscosity right. I was kinda hoping that Barry would chime in on this post and give his nickle on viscosity especially with some of the more solvent poppin prone clears of today. More solvent can sometimes come back to bite ya in the end with more chance of pop and possible dieback problems. But then again I know Milo reduces it how he likes it but I think he's also fond of higher air pressures when applying, nobody can deny that his work looks really good so he's got it the way he feels is best. Personally I try to stay fairly close to what the manufacturer recomends reducerwise. Usually less reducer means more retained gloss after clear. One example is Dupont's Chromaone- spray it without reducer (solid colors) and the gloss will be much more than if it had been reduced. Bob
Brian, when I checked the paint last night the temp was about 57 degrees F
the activator added right about 8 seconds to that time. If you look on the data sheet page 1 they offer various activators, from the top down they get
thicker in viscosity. I was using the warp speed one. I have others and they
are less viscous. The warp speed one looks like treacle but is clear in color.
Today I left the paint in a warmer room that was right around 72 degrees
for more than 8 hours. Measuring the paint just awhile ago produced a Zahn 2
reading of 35 seconds. Thats a 20 second difference just on the paint.
I will be spraying right around 65 F later this week so my intent is to mix the
paint knowing its temperature and reduce as needed to bring it into the
correct window as indicated on the data sheet.
I might just try use a medium reducer as opposed to the fast reducer which
I had used previously. I want to try spray out as slick as possible. I shall be using the 1.4 tip on the devilbiss gfg-670 plus gun.
Thanks ... X
What is the temp of the paint and hardener (is it room temp?) and what was the Zahn cup reading with the hardner added?
|Thanks Mr. X. Just what I wanted to see.
Jim I found a good link that might give you some insight on the tip size to use
vs Viscosity of material you wish to spray.
Here you go.
Interesting stuff.
Thanks X
Hi Brian, I measured the Viscosity of the paint I had received in the can.
It was way above what the data sheet said for a "RTS" viscosity without
mixing in the Activator. Adding the Activator will and did make the paint thicker.
My point from the earlier post was that while the paint looked ok from
a visual perspective, the stuff measured with the Zahn 2 cup produced
results that were way out of spec with what the spec sheet states for a
"RTS" Viscosity. Prior to runing the test, I made sure the paint in the can
was mixed with a stick.
My measurements are valid. Are you seeing where im coming from now ?
Page 2 of the data sheet says.
Conventional @ Gun PANEL OVERALL
Gravity Feed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-35 psi. . . . . . . . 35-45 psi
Siphon Feed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-45 psi. . . . . . . . 45-55 psi
HVLP @ Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10 psi. . . . . . . . 8-10 psi
VOC (Ready-to-Spray) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coating: 3.5 lbs/gal (Max)
Volume Solids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47.4% (Avg)
Theoretical Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 760 sq. ft. per mil per gallon (Avg)
Recommended DFT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 3 mils.
Zahn #2 Viscosity (RTS) . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 - 22 seconds
"I assume the Zahn 2 Viscosity would include the Activator"
Here is a link to the actual spec sheet, check it out.
Thanks.... X
Hold on here X, you measured your viscosity without mixing it? I re-read your post a few times and still see the same thing, you only checked the PAINT, that viscosity recommended by the manufacturer is mixed and ready to spray, so your results mean nothing, not one single thing.
I have never seen the term RTS on anything other than a 1K product that was LITERALLY ready to spray out of the can. By definition "RTS" means there is NOTHING to be added. So if Valspar is calling a product that needs a hardener "RTS" they are going to confuse a lot of people. There are plenty of products from IMRON to clears that are "prereduced" and you only add the hardener in a let's say 4:1 mixture. Are they saying these products are "RTS"?? NO OTHER manufacturer calls a product that you add a hardener to RTS, does it actually say that on the can or literature?
Hi Jim, Yeagh im interested in this stuff alot too as you can see
For a chart of Viscosity for the guns I think your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer of the gun. I believe since the gun manfacturers are in the business of making guns then they also got to be in the business of knowing what the "Eflux" or viscosity of the liquid that a certain tip size or cap size can spray. They have to have this data otherwise what could they base a gun creation on.
I will do some hunting around on this a bit more to see if I can gather additional data.
Its kind of a inportant issue when you think about it. So the more we know
the more productive we can be right from the get go.
Thanks. X
I was very interested in what you were asking because I paint with other
products beside car paint and most of them have no thinning instructions
for spraying. Like wood polyurethane, meant to be put on with a brush
but some spray it so how much do you thin?
everyone I've asked gives me a different answer.
Somewhere, someplace there's bound to be a chart or something
stateing what viscosity matches what tip size.
I would love to see that.
Hey thanks Milo,
When I get it down a bit better, Im gonna try your stick method.
Having fun at this end and making progress, wow light at the
end of the tunnel !
Thanks X
When I first started out , like you I really wanted to get it just right and used the Zahn cup with a stopwatch also. Then it became a issue cleaning the thing after each batch but that was the price of following the learning curve.
After a while once the mix is how you like then you can touch a sample from your mixing stick to a nearby vertical suface and learn the rate a sample runs down after it leaves the paint stick. Soon you'll be able to recognise perfect viscosity weather it's primer or paint or clear ...
Good to see you having fun with it too... helping others is the best way to help ourselves
Paint Viscosity Follow Up
In a previous post I had asked about the right Viscosity that paint should
be in order for it to spray correctly, Anyway I had some good responses
from people that were interested in the Thread and wanted to follow up
with some results that I had obtained.
My basic question was to try find a method of checking the viscosity
of the paint, Milo I believe mentioned using a Zahn 2 Cup. Well today
I got one for a real good deal so I could not resist the purchase
"Got to have our toys" lol
Anyway, Some interesting results. I purchased some good Quality single stage
paint from a local supplier and they said they mixed it so that it was ready
to spray "RTS" All I had to do was add the hardener. Anyway the results
of my painting have been pretty ok but I felt that the material was a little
thick or something was wrong with the way it layed down.
On the Data Sheet the viscosity of the material "RTS" according to Valspar shold be in the range of 20 - 22 seconds measured with #2 Zahn cup.
I measured my paint which looked ok to me but found that it gave me a
reading of 55 seconds and thats without the Activator added, Eh something
aint right with this picture. "So the paint is too thick" Come to find out that
the paint really needs to have the consistency that is slightly thicker than
water so that it will spray correctly.
I wanted to post this info as a newbie might run into the same problems as
I did.
FYI: Measuring standard tap water on a No 2 Zahn cup returns 15 seconds
or so. So if the data sheet for your paint states a particular viscosity you
now should have an idea of what it should look like in advance !
comments welcome.
Thanks guys. X
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Online colleges have changed a lot in the last 10 years. They offer more courses and more degrees. The education you get online with a college like Excelsior College is just as valuable as the degree you'd get from most traditional colleges. Here's a list of 10 misconceptions that Latinos might have about online degrees. Excelsior College would like you to know the truth about online colleges.
- An online college is not a real college.
Online colleges are real colleges. They are accredited academically by the same organization that accredit traditional four-year colleges with a campus. Excelsior College, for example, receives accreditation from Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, which is the same organization that accredits four-year universities like Syracuse University, Penn State University, Georgetown University, University of Puerto Rico and colleges in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
- Online schools won't accept the credits I've already earned at another school or in my native country.
This is incorrect. Online colleges accept credits from other accredited schools, including those in Latin America. For example, Excelsior College gives credit towards a degree for military and professional training. You can also take Excelsior College® Examinations designed to earn you credits based on what you already know without having to take a course.
- An online degree is not as valuable as a traditional college degree.
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Of course you can. Online colleges accept students who have loans with other schools. A school like Excelsior College offers grants, scholarships, student loans, and payment plans. They can also tell you about organizations that specialize in offering financial aid to Latinos.
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You don't need to attend class physically. You can study the coursework on your computer, on your own schedule. In most cases, you can take your courses online or possibly use a CD-ROM with course content on it. There are also "virtual" classrooms where you can interact with classmates and with professors, ask questions and discuss the coursework live online.
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According to the White House Blog website, the Obama administration is working to counter online radicalization by violent extremist groups such as al-Qaeda and its affiliates and adherents, violent supremacist groups, and violent sovereign citizens.
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The US government stated they will combat these extremist groups by raising awareness about the threat and providing communities with practical information and tools for staying safe online. They are solidifying their relationships with private sector corporations involved in technology to implement policies, technologies, and tools that can help counter violent extremism online.
The 2011 document entitled Empowering Local Partners to Prevent Violent Extremism in the United States outlines how a comprehensive strategy to counter the influence of al-Qaeda is being championed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with digital information sharing and coordinating intelligence with local law enforcement to thwart terrorist plots and save many American lives.
Using propaganda, under the guise of local partners in their grassroots efforts to prevent violent extremism the federal government is building a network with local law enforcement against the threat of radicalization online and in the real-world.
The document names plots devised by neo-Nazis, anti-Semitic hate groups, racial supremacists, international and domestic terrorists inspired by al-Qaeda as a threat to the US. The federal government is utilizing local police departments to build a local level . . . resilience against violent extremism.
DHS trains local police officers at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) provides funding to local police departments to send their officers to FLETC to receive militarized education in tactical operations.
FLETC has locations in Georgia, New Mexico, South Carolina, and Washington DC. This federal militarization of local police extends to international policing agencies which develops, coordinates, manages, and delivers international training and technical assistance that promotes the rule of law and supports U.S. foreign policy.
Another report the White House is using to justify the demonization of US citizens as radical extremists is entitled Strategic Implementation Plan for Empowering Local Partners to Prevent Violent Extremism in the United States. This report, published in December of 2011, further reinforces the role of local police departments to address community needs and concerns, including protecting rights and public safety.
The federal government acquires platforms to infiltrate communities they have identified as potentially under threat of violent extremist groups. Across the nation, senior officials are deployed with the assistance of fake grassroots propaganda to partner with Governor-appointed Homeland Security Advisors, Major Cities Chiefs, Mayors Offices, and local partners.
Training of local police department officers to paramilitarize and integrate them into military tactical operations is the key to combating localized extremism.
Over the last few years the DHS have been indoctrinating local police departments into non-Federal law enforcement agencies as outlined in the DHS directive from the Office for State and Local Law Enforcement (SLLE).
DHS is successful in their relationship with local police departments all across the nation because they are contracted private security firms (or hired armed guards) that are placed in a city or town to secure the population and generate revenue for the local government.
In early 2012, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a report entitled Homeland Security and Intelligence: Next Steps in Evolving the Mission which outlined in part on how to redirect efforts of the federal government from international terrorism toward home-grown terrorists and build a DHS-controlled police force agency that would control all cities and towns through the use of local police departments.
DHS maintains that the threat grows more localized which necessitates the militarization of local police in major cities in the US and the training of staff from local agencies to make sure that oversight is restricted to the federal government.
Countering online extremism is a task allocated to the DHS who have identified behaviors, tactics, and other indicators that could point to potential terrorist activity. DHS will host conferences for local police departments and federal partners to attend that will provide education on countering extremism.
Other training initiatives include hundreds of thousands of front line officers who are the ground-force infantry needed by DHS to prevent extremist activities.
The If You See Something, Say Something campaign is specifically designed to target local communities to turn ordinary citizens into a Stasi for the federal government with the local police department allocated as their first line of intelligence gathering.
Intelligence on citizens who are supposed to be extremists is gathered from multiple avenues such as:
Local government
Local law enforcement
Parent/Teacher Associations
School district officials
Influential members of local communities
Religious leaders
These collaborations provide critical information and real-time assessments of [any] threat to local communities and incorporate this information into training programs and federal initiatives.
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Christ Chapel Church of God
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Lutheran Church in Northridge
Church of Christ
Church of Jesus
Churches - see also specific church names
Circus Plaza ("Jack's Corner") - see C-Misc. Folder
Cities & Towns - see also specific names
City Building
City Charter
City Hall
City Hospital - see Community Hospital
City of Springfield Newsletter
City Planning - see also Community Development
Clarence J. Brown Dam & Reservoir
Clark, Bobby
Clark County Beverage Co. - see Fisher Beverage Co.
Clark County Children's Home
Clark County Home
Clark County Sanitorium
Clark, George R.
Clark Landmark
Clark Memorial Home - see C-Misc. Folder
Clark State Community College
Clark State Community College Performing Arts Center
Clippinger, Joseph
Coca Cola
Coffelt Candy - see C-Misc. Folder
Colonial Baptist Church
Columbia Gas
Columbia Street Cemetery
Colvin Family
Commercial Motor Freight, Inc. - see C-Misc. Folder
Community Beautification Committee - see C-Misc. Folder
Community Development - see also City Planning; Economic Conditions
Community Hospital (City Hospital)
Community Hospital (City Hospital) Annual Reports
Continental Big Top Circus - see C-Misc. Folder
Cooper Energy Services
Copes Travel-Rama - see C-Misc. Folder
Cornerstone Baptist Church - see C-Misc. Folder
Cosmos, P. D. Co. - see C-Misc. Folder
Council of Neighborhood Assoc.
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Crabill House
Credit Bureau of Springfield - see C-Misc. Folder
Credit Life
Creger (Creager) Family
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
Crowell Family
Crowell-Martin House (Greek Orthodox Church) - see C-Misc. Folder
Cumming, Edward
Daughter's of the American Revolution (D.A.R.)
David's Gloves, Inc.
Davisson House - see D-Misc. Folder
Delta Kappa Gamma - see D-Misc. Folder
Demint, James
Department of Human Services - see D-Misc. Folder
Depew Vault Service - see D-Misc. Folder
Description & Travel
Dillinger, John - see D-Misc. Folder
Dingeldein, A.T., Co. - see D-Misc. Folder
Dolly Varden (Community) - see D-Misc. Folder
Donnel House (Lower Valley Pike) - see D-Misc. Folder
Donnels Creek Church of the Brethren
Downey & Company, Inc.
Driscoll's Abattoir - see D-Misc. Folder
Eagle Tool
Echo, Inc.
Economic Conditions
Elderly United
Electric Railroads - see also Interurban Railroads
Elliott Company
Embry, Wayne
Emery Chapel United Methodist Church - see E-Misc. Folder
Emro Marketing
Enon Church of Christ
Enon, Ohio
Enon, Ohio - Schools
Enon Products Co. - see E-Misc. Folder
Estle (McCullough) House (7646 N. River Rd., South Charleston) - see E-Misc. Folder
Eubank Tire Co. - see E-Misc. Folder
Fabric Products Manufacturing - see F-Misc. Folder
Fairbanks Theater
Faith in Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Family Service Agency - see F-Misc. Folder
Farm Bureau Cooperative - see Clark Landmark, Inc.
Farm Management, Inc. - see F-Misc. Folder
Federal Steel Processing - see F-Misc. Folder
Ferncliff Cemetery
Field & Assoc. - see F-Misc. Folder
Fifth Lutheran Church
Fink Meat Co. - see F-Misc. Folder
Fire Department - see Springfield Fire Division
Fireoved & McCann Pharmacy - see F-Misc. Folder
First Assembly of God
First Baptist Church - see F-Misc. Folder
First Baptist Church of New Carlisle - see F-Misc. Folder
First Christian Church - see F-Misc. Folder
First Church of Christ in Christian Union - see F-Misc. Folder
First Church of the Open Bible - see F-Misc. Folder
First Free Will Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church - see F-Misc. Folder
First United Church of Christ
Fisher Beverage Co. - see F-Misc. Folder
Fleetwing - see F-Misc. Folder
Foam Plastics, Inc. - see F-Misc. Folder
Foos Family
Foreman Club - see Springfield Management Association
Foreman, Jim, Pontiac - see F-Misc. Folder
Fountain Square - see Esplanade
4-H Club - see also Graham, A.B.
Frankenstein Family
Fry, Charles
Fry, Inc.
Fulmer, E.W. Co. - see Fulmer Supermarkets
Fulmer Supermarkets
Funeral Homes
Gaier, Raymond
Gallacher, L. Theresa
Galloway House (Enon) - see G-Misc. Folder
George Rogers Clark State Park
Gilbert Family
Gish, Dorothy & Lillian
Glen Helen
Golden Thumb Glove - see G-Misc. Folder
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grace Bible Church
Grace Ridgewood Lutheran Church - see G-Misc. Folder
Grace United Methodist Church
Graham, A. B. - see also 4-H Club
Grange - see G-Misc. Folder
Graphic Paper Products Corp.
Greater Springfield & Clark County Assoc. - see G-Misc. Folder
Greek Orthodox Church
Greenbriar Farm - see G-Misc. Folder
Greene and Ladd - see G-Misc. Folder
Haddix, Harvey
Haley Machine Co. - see H-Misc. Folder
Hamilton Co. - see H-Misc. Folder
Hammond Family - see Gilbert Family
Harmony Machine Products, Inc. - see H-Misc. Folder
Hartman's Historical Rock Garden
Hartwell College - see H-Misc. Folder
Heat-Treating, Inc. - see H-Misc. Folder
Heaume Hotel - see H-Misc. Folder
Hendershot House (221 E. Main - demolished) - see H-Misc. Folder
Henry, Robert C.
Hertzler Family
Hertzler House
High Street United Methodist Church
Hiland Chemical Products - see H-Misc. Folder
Hill Building Supply Co. - see H-Misc. Folder
Hill Coal Co. - see Hill Building Supply Co.
Hill Fluid Company - see Champion Company
Hills Department Store - see H-Misc. Folder
Historic Buildings - see also specific building names; Architecture
Historical Society
History - Chronology
History Committee
History - Military
History - Personal Narratives
History - Sesquicentennial
Hoenig's Inc. - see H-Misc. Folder
Hokenson, Lynn Co. - see H-Misc. Folder
Holiday Inn - see H-Misc. Folder
Hollandia Gardens - see H-Misc. Folder
Holophane Company, Inc.
Home Store - see Bushnell Building
Hope Lutheran Church
Hoppes Manufacturing Company
Hotel Bancroft - see H-Misc. Folder
Hotel Shawnee - see Shawnee Place
Hotels/Motels - see also specific names
Hough Laboratories - see H-Misc. Folder
Hrinko, Peter - see H-Misc. Folder
Human Relations Department
Huffman House
Hunt House
Huntington National Bank - see Lagonda National Bank
Hydro-Power, Inc. - see H-Misc. Folder
I Supply and Equipment Co. - see I-Misc. Folder
Ideal Art Co. - see Artists
Ideal Power Lawn Mower Co. - see Mast, Foos Manufacturing
Indianapolis Switch & Frog Co.
Inland Systems. Inc.
Interchemical Corp. - see I-Misc. Folder
International Harvester - see International Truck & Engine Corp.
International Order of Odd Fellows
International Steel Wool Corp.
International Truck & Engine Corp.
Interurban Railroads - - see Electric Railroads
J & J Foundry - see J-Misc. Folder
Junior Service League - see J-Misc. Folder
Jack's Corner - see Circus Plaza
Jail - see also Public Safety Building
Jaycees - see J-Misc. Folder
Jefferson School - see Springfield Community Schools
Johnson's Catering Service - see J-Misc. Folder
Jorgensen Conveyors, Ohio, Inc. - see J-Misc. Folder
Kappel, Thomas Inc. - see K-Misc. Folder
Kasle Steel - see also Ohio Western Steel
Katzenjammer Club - see K-Misc. Folder
Keifer Family
Kelly Family
Kelly, O.S.
Kelly, W. A. Motor Sales - see K-Misc. Folder
Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck Co.
Kelsey-Hayes Co. - see Steel Products Engineering Co.
Kenton, Simon
King, David
King Kone - see K-Misc. Folder
Kissell Company
Kleemans Furniture for Home and Office - see K-Misc. Folder
Knights of Pythias
Knoxville, Ohio - see K-Misc. Folder
Koehler Tool & Die - see K-Misc. Folder
Koehring Co. - see Buffalo-Springfield Co.
Kraft and Assoc., Inc. - see K-Misc. Folder
Kramer Planning Mill - see K-Misc. Folder
Kreider Corp.
Kresge, S.S. & Co. - see K-Misc. Folder
Krythe, Maymie R.
Ladies Union Mite Society - see L-Misc. Folder
Lagonda Club - see L-Misc. Folder
Lagonda Manufacturing (Lagonda Automobile) - see L-Misc. Folder
Lagonda National Bank (Huntington National Bank)
Lagonda Printing Co. - see Springfield Commercial Printing
Lagonda Tool Co.
Lagonda United Methodist Church
Lamme, Benjamin Garver - see L-Misc. Folder
Landmark - see Clark Landmark
Last Man's Club - see L-Misc. Folder
Lawrence, Brooks
Lawrenceville, Ohio - Schools
Lawson Milk Co. - see L-Misc. Folder
Lawson's Corrugated Box Co - see L-Misc. Folder
League of Women Voters
Leffel Family
Leffel Co.
Lenski, Lois
Les Femmes - see L-Misc. Folder
Liedertafel - see L-Misc. Folder
Lion's Club
Littleton Funeral Home - see Rodgers Mansion
Lowry, David
Lowry House - see Lowry, David
Luce, Philip
Ludlow Family
Lucas, Ernestine - see L-Misc. Folder
Lytle, John
Mad River-Green School District
Madonna of the Trail
Maine's Towing & Recovery Service - see M-Misc. Folder
Majestic Theater - see M-Misc. Folder
Malowney, George R., Inc. - see M-Misc. Folder
Maranatha Baptist Church
Marketplace - see City Building
Marshall's Prescription Pharmacies, Inc. - see M-Misc. Folder
Martin Family
Martin, J.E. Machine Co.
Mason, Samson
Masonic Home
Mast Foos Manufacturing - see also Musgrave Inc.
Mast, P.P.
Matai, USA - see M-Misc. Folder
McAdams, Roy E.
McCreight Family
McCuddy, William E.
McEnaney, Will
McGrew Family
McGregor Family
McKenzie Lumber & Coal Co.
McKnight, Robert J.
Medaris, John
Medway Baptist Church
Medway, Ohio - see M-Misc. Folder
Memorial Hall
Memorial Park - see M-Misc. Folder
Mental Health - see also Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities; Springview Center
Merchants & Mechanics Bank
Mercy Medical Center
Mercy Medical Center - Annual Reports
Mercy Medical Center Journal
Metcalf, Robert - see M-Misc. Folder
Miami Industrial Trucks, Inc - see M-Misc. Folder
Miami Pattern Co.
Miami View Elementary School - see M-Misc. Folder
Mid-Continent Manufacturing - see also OMCO Products
Midland Grocery Co. - see M-Misc. Folder
Midwest Chemical Paint Manufacturers - see M-Misc. Folder
Mill Run - see Sewage
Miller Printing - see also Graphic Paper Products Corp.
Missionary Church
Mitchell Engineering Co. - see Udylite Corp.
Mitchell House - see N-Misc. Folder (New Carlisle Inn)
Mitchell-Thomas Hospital - see Community Hospital
Modern Artcraft Printing Co. - see Springfield Commercial Printing Co.
Moore, Davey
Morgal Machine Tool Co. - see also Ohio Stamping & Machine Inc.
Morgan, Helen Bosart
Morret Family
Morris, Earl
Mounds - see also Archaeology
Muncy Corp. - see M-Misc. Folder
Murray-Black Co.
Musgrave, Inc. - see also Mast, Foos Manufacturing
National Cash Register Co. - see N-Misc. Folder
National Historical Register
National Lumber & Hardware Co., Inc. - see N-Misc. Folder
National Supply Co. - see also White Motor Co.
Navistar - see International Truck & Engine Corp.
New Carlisle Inn - see N-Misc. Folder
New Carlisle, Ohio
New Carlisle, Ohio - Schools
New Century Club - see N-Misc. Folder
New Found Friends - see N-Misc. Folder
New Liberty Theater - see N-Misc. Folder
New North Street A.M.E. Church
New York Coal Co. - see N-Misc. Folder
Newsweek Magazine
Nichaelson Family - see Gilbert Family
Nisley Shoe Co. - see N-Misc. Folder
Norris, John T.
North Hampton United Church of Christ - see N-Misc. Folder
Northridge Shopping Center - see N-Misc. Folder
Northridge United Methodist Church
Northside Baptist Church
Oesterlen Home
Ogden House - see O-Misc. Folder
Ohio Bell
Ohio Edison
Ohio Lyric Theater (Springfield Civic Opera Co.) - see O-Misc. Folder
Ohio Pressed Steel, Inc. - see O-Misc. Folder
Ohio Stamping & Machine, Inc. - see O-Misc. Folder; - see also Morgal Machine Tool Co.
Ohio Steel Foundry
Ohio Theater (Sun Theater, Band Box Theater) - see O-Misc. Folder
Ohio Thermometer Co.
Ohio Tool
Ohio Western Steel Co. - see also Kasle Steel
Olan Mills
Olds, Helen Diehl
Olds, Sara Whitney
Oliver Corporation
OMCO Products Corp. - see also Mid-Continent Manufacturing
Pancake House - see P-Misc. Folder
Parish Coal & Feed, Inc. - see P-Misc. Folder
Park Shopping Center - see P-Misc. Folder
Parker Sweeper Co.
Parks & Recreation - see also specific park names
Patton Manufacturing
Paul, John
Payne Tool & Engineering Co.
Pennsylvania House
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. - see P-Misc. Folder
Perfection Laundry Co.
Peters and Russell, Inc.
Peters, Fred E. and Sons - see P-Misc. Folder
Phillips, Clarence Cole
Pilot Club - see P-Misc. Folder
Piqua, Battle of
Pitchin, Ohio - see P-Misc. Folder
Pitt Separator - see P-Misc. Folder
Pitzer, Betty
Play Box Theater
Politics and Government
Poly Plastic & Design Corp.
Postal Service
Prosser Homestead (Croft Rd.)
Prutsman Manufacturing Co. - see P-Misc. Folder
Public Library
Public Safety Building - see also Jail
Pugh-Kushmaul, Inc. - see P-Misc. Folder
Quick Manufacturing Co.
Railroads - see also Street-Railroads; Electric Railroads
Ram Product, Inc.
Rawac Plating Co. - see R-Misc. Folder
Readmore - see R-Misc. Folder
Recknagel Machine Products, Inc. - see R-Misc. Folder
RECO - see Recreation Equipment Co.
Recreation Equipment Co. (RECO) - see R-Misc. Folder
Red Head Brewery - see R-Misc. Folder
Refuse and Refuse Disposal
Regent Theater
Reiter Dairy, Inc. - see R-Misc. Folder
Rhoades Paper Box Corp.
Rice, Robert Jr.
Richards, Raff & Dunbar Memorial Home - see Bushnell House
Ridgely Trimmer
Ridgely Home Modernizing Co.
Ridgewood School
Riots - see R-Misc. Folder
Risen Christ Lutheran Church
Robbins & Myers, Inc.
Roberts Iron Works Co. - see R-Misc. Folder
Robertson Can Co. - see Robertson Steel & Iron Co.
Robertson Sign Co. - see Robertson Steel & Iron Co.
Robertson Steel & Iron Co. (Robertson Can Co., Robertson Sign Co.) - see R-Misc. Folder
Rockway Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rodgers Construction, Inc. - see R-Misc. Folder
Rodgers Family
Rodgers Mansion (Littleton Funeral Home) - see R-Misc. Folder
Rolling Hills Elementary School - see R-Misc. Folder
Root, H.G. Co.
Ross Abattoir Co.
Ross Equipment Co. - see Bayley, William Co.
Ross-Willoughby Co.
Royal St. John Sewing Machine Co. - see R-Misc. Folder
Rubber Tire Wheel Co. - see R-Misc. Folder
Ruby Tuesday
Safeway Packaging Co. - see Hokenson, Lynn Co.
St. Bernard Church
St. Bernard School - see S-Misc. Folder
St. John's Lutheran Church - see S -Misc. Folder
St. Joseph Church
St. Mark United Methodist Church
St. Mary Church
St. Mary School - see S-Misc. Folder
St. Raphael Roman Catholic Church
St. Raphael School
Samuelson, A.G. Inc. - see S-Misc. Folder
Sanders, Jacquin
Schaefer's Bakery Co.
Schmidt's Drug Store
Schools - History
Scot's Inn Motel - see S-Misc. Folder
Second Church of Christ in Christian Union - see S-Misc. Folder
Seddon Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Shawnee High School - see S-Misc. Folder
Shawnee Machine Products Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Shawnee Place (Hotel Shawnee)
Sheehan Brothers Vending - see S-Misc. Folder
Simon Kenton Farm
Six Industries, Inc.
Slack, Peter - see S-Misc. Folder
Smith (Haddix) House (South Vienna) - see S-Misc. Folder
Smith, Peter
Snyder, D.L. Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Snyder Family
Snyder House (Tecumseh Rd.) - see S-Misc. Folder
Snyder Park
Snyder Tank Corp.
Soil Conservation
South Charleston, Ohio
South Charleston United Methodist Church - see S-Misc. Folder
South Fountain Avenue Preservation
South Vienna, Ohio - see S-Misc. Folder
Southeastern Local School District
Southside Christian Fellowship
SPECO Corp. - see Steel Products Engineering Co.
Spring Grove Park (Avalon Park)
Springfield Aluminum Plate & Casting - see Holophane Co. Inc.
Springfield Armature Works - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Arts Council
Springfield Bank - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport
Springfield Brass Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Bus Co. (Springfield Transit, Inc., Springfield City Line, Inc.)
Springfield Business College - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Children's Zoo
Springfield Church of Christ
Springfield City Line Inc. - see Springfield Bus Co.
Springfield Cabinet Works - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Civic Opera Company - see Ohio Lyric Theater
Springfield Civic Theatre
Springfield Coal and Ice - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Commercial Printing - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Community Schools
Springfield Container Corp.
Springfield Country Club
Springfield Dairy Products - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Electric Motor Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Equipment Co.
Springfield Fire Division
Springfield Foundation
Springfield Furniture
Springfield Gravure Corp.
Springfield Greene Industries
Springfield Inn
Springfield Landmark Feed Plant - see Clark Landmark Inc.
Springfield Laundry
Springfield Leather Products
Springfield Machine Tool Company
Springfield Management Assoc. (Foreman's Club) - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Manufacturing Co.
Springfield Metallic Casket Co.
Springfield Museum of Art
Springfield News-Sun
Springfield, Ohio - Schools - Annual Reports
Springfield, Ohio - Schools - History - 1806-1959
Springfield, Ohio - Schools - History - 1960-
Springfield, Ohio - Schools - Newsletter
Springfield Screw Products Co. - see OMCO Products Corp.
Springfield Sketch Club - see Artists
Springfield Symphony Orchestra
Springfield Technology Center
Springfield Tent & Awning Co.
Springfield Transit Inc. - see Springfield Bus Co.
Springfield Urban League and Community Center - see S-Misc. Folder
Springfield Welding & Supply Co. - see Ohio Tool
Springfield Wheel Puller Co.
Springfield Window Cleaning Co. - see Witenko Enterprises Inc.
Springview Center
State Theater
States, R.J. Motors, Inc. - see S-Misc. Folder
Steel Products Engineering Co.
Steinberger, David Oran
Stemun Manufacturing Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Sterling Manufacturing Co.
Stevenson, H.S. & Sons, Inc.
Stewart, Eliza "Mother"
Stewart Plastic Products Co. - see S-Misc. Folder
Stores, Retail
Story-Hypes Memorial United Methodist Church
Summer Arts Festival
Sun, Gus
Sun Theater - see Ohio Theater
Sutherly Construction - see S-Misc. Folder
Sweet Manufacturing
Swonger Furniture
TAC Industries
Taggart's Building Supply Center (Taggart Concrete Products) - see T-Misc. Folder
Taylor Manufacturing Co. - see T-Misc. Folder
Teledyne Ohiocast - see Ohio Steel Foundry
Telephone - see also Bruce, William
Thermometer Corporation of America
Third Presbyterian Church - see T-Misc. Folder
Thomas Stationery Manufacturing - see T-Misc. Folder
Thompson Grinder Co.
Titlow, Benneta
Tittle, Walter
Tolliver, Richard
Toro Manufacturing Corp. - see T-Misc. Folder
Toulmin, Harry A. - see T-Misc. Folder
Town & Country Early Childhood Center & School
Transportation Coordinating Committee
Triad Products Co., Inc. - see T-Misc. Folder
Tribune Printing Co. - see Springfield Commercial Printing Co.
Trinity Lutheran Church - see T-Misc. Folder
Tru-Foto Finishing Service, Inc. - see T-Misc. Folder
Tuberculosis - see Clark County Sanatorium
Tuttle Bros. Co. - see T-Misc. Folder
Tuttle House (Rice St. & Delta Rd.) - see T-Misc. Folder
Twentieth Century Literary Club - see T-Misc. Folder
Udylite Corp.
Uhl, S. Jerome
Ulery Greenhouses Co., Inc. - see U-Misc. Folder
Ultes, Elizabeth Bruce
Underground Railroad
Union Settlement House - see U-Misc. Folder
United Appeals Fund - see United Way
United Board & Carton Corp. - see U-Misc. Folder
United Way (United Appeals Fund)
Uptowner Inn - see U-Misc. Folder
Van Dyke Club - see V-Misc. Folder
Van-Dyne Crotty, Inc.
Venetian Marble of Central Ohio - see V-Misc. Folder
Veterans Memorial Park
Vicarey, Merifield
Victor Feed Mill Co. - see Bauer Bros.
Victor Rubber Tire Co. - see Rubber Tire Wheel Co.
Vining Industries - see V-Misc. Folder
Visual Education Assoc. - see V-Misc. Folder
Volunteer Service Bureau - see V-Misc. Folder
Wagner Fireproof Storage & Truck Co. - see W-Misc. Folder
Ward Family
Warder Family
Warder House - see W-Misc. Folder
Warder Public Library - see Public Library
Warren Manufacturing Co. - see W-Misc. Folder
Watch-It-Wash - see W-Misc. Folder
Water Supply
Westcott, Burton J.
Westcott House (Frank Lloyd Wright)
Western Tool and Manufacturing Co.
White Motor Co. - see also National Supply Co.
Whitely, William
Whiteman House - see W-Misc. Folder
Whittredge, Worthington
Wickham Piano Plate Co. - see W-Misc. Folder
Widener Architects - see W-Misc. Folder
Wilder Family
Wiley, Jackson - see Springfield Symphony Orchestra
Williamson, W.H. Co. - see W-Misc. Folder
Will-O-Baskets - see W-Misc. Folder
Winchester Carton Corp. - see W-Misc. Folder
Winters, Jonathan
Wiseman, Robert Cummings
Wisler Productions - see Applied Communications
Witenko Enterprises, Inc. - see W-Misc. Folder
Wittenberg University
Wobbe Cleaners - see W-Misc. Folder
Woman's Club
Woman's Town Club
Women's Christian Temperance Union - see W-Misc. Folder
Woodard Machine Co. - see Harmony Machine Products Inc.
Woolworth, F.W. Co. - see W-Misc. Folder
Wren, Edward
Wren, Edward Co. (Wren's Department Store)
Wright, Frank Lloyd - see Westcott House
WSWO-TV (Channel 26) - see W-Misc. Folder
W-W Electric Co.
Yost Superior Co. - see XYZ-Misc. Folder
Yotec, Inc. - see XYZ-Misc. Folder
Young Woman's Mission - see XYZ-Misc. Folder
Zephyr Hill Nursery - see XYZ-Misc. Folder
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I dont know if somebody already posted this but how do u install the helmet fan to ur boba fett helmet?
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I have holes drilled out on the right earpiece. Then I hot glued a fan right on the otyher side and just connected it to a battery and switch.
Can u show me pics on how u did it
I used a PC fan and what I did was hot glued a paper clip to my helmet and looped the fan on with that. That way it flexible to adjust where I want it. If that helps.
How many of you use helmet fans? And if you do where do you mount them?
I was thinking near the vents cut on the ear pieces but I'm afraid of too much sound distortion plus a constant stream of air on ones ears can be bad. Possibly on the cheecks?
I have a DP 96 and I tried the ears but it was way to loud. I did not have enough room for the checks. So, I put 1 just above my forehead and one at the bottom of the visor. It seems to work well.
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The original gazpacho was created in the Andalusion region of Spain as a cooling mid-afternoon snack for the men as they labored in the fields. It is a classic dish, cooling, tart and tangy. This variation of it uses a base of green vegetables and is equally as refreshing, whether you are tilling the land or just tending your herbs. If you can find unwaxed or English cucumbers, then please leave the skin on, for it adds great flavor, color and texture.
This recipe can be served either with the vivid green vegetables shining through the clear broth. Or, you may choose to stir in a spoonful of yogurt at the end, giving the soup a light, green, opaque quality, and a slightly different tanginess. I enjoy it both ways and suggest you pass the yogurt separately, letting your guests decide for themselves which version they prefer.
Rough cut the cucumber, zucchini, green onions and bell pepper into large pieces, about 1 to 2 inches in size.
Drop the garlic and jalapeño into a food processor with the blade running. Turn off the motor and add the cucumber, zucchini, green onions, bell pepper, cilantro, salt and white pepper. Pulse until the ingredients are chopped into a rough blend. The pieces should be 1/4 to 1/2-inch in size.
In a large serving bowl, stir together the broth, olive oil and vinegar until well blended. Mix in the vegetables. Chill. Serve garnished with a dollop of yogurt, if desired, and coarsely chopped tomato.
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Phoenix Falls in Tough 89-86 Overtime Battle
By: Jill Wunrow (@JillWunrow)
CANCUN, Mexico (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Cancun Challenge lived up to its name for Green Bay (2-1) in its opening contest falling 89-86 in overtime to James Madison (2-2) at the Moon Palace Resort in Cancun, Mexico Thursday, Nov. 22.
"We missed opportunities and James Madison seized every one that they had," said Ritchie. "We both played a really tough game but in the end it came down to who can make plays down the stretch and that's exactly what they did."
Senior Stephanie Sension (Hopkins, Minn.) posted her first career double double performance with a career-high 19 points and 10 rebounds while dishing out a career high four assists and grabbing a career high four steals. For the second consecutive game, Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) had a 20-point performance to lead the Phoenix with 26, tying her career-high.
In a game which featured 12 ties, both career performances were not enough as James Madison's Tarik Hislop led all players with 32 points to edge the Phoenix in a tough-fought overtime competition.
"When we got behind in the second half Hislop took over and while we were helping out on everyone else she continued to pull up and make bucket after bucket," Ritchie said.
With Green Bay leading 86-84 with 1:32 to play in overtime, James Madison's Kirby Burkholder drained a three pointer for the one-point advantage with 28 seconds to play. Following a Green Bay timeout, Sension missed a jumper down low, got her own rebound but could not finish the play. The Phoenix were forced to stop the clock with a foul and James Madison's pair of free throws with one second remaining handed Green Bay its first regular season loss in 10 games.
After a back-and-forth battle in the first half featuring 15 points from Ritchie, Green Bay opened the second half with an 8-2 run led by five points and two rebounds from Sension in the first four minutes.
Following a media timeout, James Madison went on a 13-2 run with seven points from Jazmon Gwathmey and six from Tarik Hislop, taking a 54-47 lead at the 11:44 mark. Sension broke Green Bay's four-and-a-half minute scoring drought with a layup underneath , cutting the Dukes' lead to five (54-49).
Trailing 58-54, Jenny Gilbertson (Wabasha, Minn.) found Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) underneath cutting to the hoop to cut the James Madison lead to two (58-56). Gilbertson dished out a career high six assists in the contest. The Dukes answered with a three but Sension made a great steal at the top of the key and found Ritchie on the fastbreak layup to cut the lead to one (61-60). After a pair of free throws from Eichler Green Bay was back in the lead (62-60), applying its Buzz defense.
With 3:56 to play, Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill.) drained her first three of the game from the left wing to give Green Bay the 70-66 lead, its largest of the half. Bauer added a layup to build on the Phoenix lead and after a James Madison bucket, Gilbertson had a huge put-back to make it 74-66 with less than three minutes remaining.
James Madison cut Green Bay's lead to one with a three from Burkholder with 1:50 to play. After three consecutive free throws by the Phoenix with less than 35 seconds remaining to take a 77-73 lead, Ritchie fouled Burkholder with nine seconds remaining, pulling within one (77-76) after making all free throw attempts. A pair of free throws by Ritchie gave the Phoenix the three-point edge with eight seconds remaining but a three from Hislop with four seconds left in regulations forced overtime play.
Green Bay shot 56 percent from both the field and the free throw line in the second half and 20 percent from three-point range.
FIRST HALF ACTION: Neither team led by more than two points throughout the first 13:37 of the contest until Ritchie sank a layup with to give Green Bay the 11-8 advantage, part of a 9-2 run by the Phoenix. A three pointer from the right win by Sension with 11:07 to play boosted Green Bay's lead to 16-10, its largest of the half.
James Madison went on a 9-2 run of its own to take a one-point lead (19-18) off a layup from Kirby Burkholder with 8:12 remaining in the half. Ritchie responded with her first three from the right wing to give the Phoenix the 21-19 advantage.
Precious Hall gave the Dukes a four-point lead (25-21), its largest of the half, with a layup at the five-minute mark. Ritchie responded with her second three from the right wing to cut the James Madison lead to one. Sension added her second three of the contest as part of Green Bay's 13-4 run, forcing James Madison to call a timeout.
Green Bay shot 44 percent from the field in the first half and 50 percent from three-point range with Ritchie leading all players with 15 points and Eichler and Sension each chipping in eight.
NEXT UP: Green Bay will face Missouri (2-2) in its second game of the Cancun Challenge Friday, Nov. 23 at 5 p.m. before wrapping up the three-day tournament facing Richmond (2-3) Saturday, Nov. 24 at 2:30 p.m. All games are central time and can be heard on radio dial 1400 AM in the Green Bay area.
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Location: Coastal Plain Soil, Water and Plant Conservation ResearchTitle: Experiences with anammox in the USA: Isolation, preservation and treatment performance of Brocadia caroliniensis Author
|Vanotti, Matias
|Fujii, T.
|Szogi, Ariel
|Rothrock, Michael
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|Kunz, A.
|Magri, A.
|Furukawa, K.
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Publication Type: Proceedings
Publication Acceptance Date: 5/19/2011
Publication Date: 5/19/2011
Citation: Vanotti, M.B., Fujii, T., Szogi, A.A., Rothrock Jr, M.J., Garcia, M., Kunz, A., Magri, A., Furukawa, K. 2011. Experiences with anammox in the USA: Isolation, preservation and treatment performance of Brocadia caroliniensis. In: Proceedings of 1st International Anammox Symposium (IANAS), May 19-21, 2011, Kumamoto, Japan. p. 99-106. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: A novel anammox bacteria Candidatus Brocadia caroliniensis, having Accession Deposit Number NRRL B-50286 and the characteristics of oxidizing ammonia and releasing di-nitrogen under anaerobic conditions, has been discovered. It was isolated from livestock manure sludge at the USDA-ARS laboratory in Florence, South Carolina. Compared to conventional biological nitrogen removal methods, the anammox process can save more than 50% of the oxygen supply. This leads to a significant decrease in operational costs. We describe development work done to isolate, enrich, characterize and preserve the novel anammox bacteria Candidatus Brocadia caroliniensis. It can be used for effective treatment of wastewater having undesirable levels of ammonia, including agricultural, industrial, or municipal wastewaters. It is capable of long-term storage and reactivation after lyophilization; this protocol was used for successful deposit with an internationally depositary authority under the provisions of the Budapest Treaty of the United Nations.


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I've never had a problem that I can remember. I have only missed one in the last 24 years. My company does them free here at work. I have only had the actual "flu" once, and it was so freaking horrible that I NEVER want to get it again.
Not trying to be a cry baby but I've been sick for the last ten days after getting mine
I've never had a problem that I can remember. I have only missed one in the last 24 years. My company does them free here at work. I have only had the actual "flu" once, and it was so freaking horrible that I NEVER want to get it again.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
I quit taking them 25 years ago.I'm guaranteed to get the flu a couple of days after I get one-I haven't had it but 3-4 times in the years since I stopped.
When all else fails-read the instructions!
its something in them that doesnt mix w/ me ....
i noticed that, at who ever has gotten a flu shot gotten sick .... so i dunno
shot like the swine flu shots use to be a hot vaccine. i refuse to take it back in77 or 78 because it made you sick as hell for 24 or 48 hours after you got it. hell , it was killing some eldderly after taking it but now a days theyre cold vaccines unless how they make it youre allergic to like horse and other things that they maje it from.
Did you get the shot or the mist. I got the mist once and was sick as a dog because it is an actual live virus. The actual injection is a dead virus and shouldn't get you sick. I took the mist once and it will forever be the injection from now on.
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i think the "made in pakistan" on the bottle might have something to do with it--
Only had one once in my life. Never again. They offer them to me every year - and I kindly say no. Only twice have I had to be extra firm in telling the pushy people NO!
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I haven't had a flu shot since 1968 when the AF made me. I don't get sick very often and try to stay away from people during flu season.
I'm around so many people in the winter doing seminars, tournaments,and sportsman's shows plus all the groups I fish with all over New England. It's a given I'll get it otherwise if I don't get one, and I don't recall ever getting sick after,,and just had my physical 2 weeks ago and got it then, along with 3 others,,everything was due,,,


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in case you missed this, http://www.handgunforum.net/new-hand...er-1911-a.html
That was a thread I did ion trying to figure out wabout what Kimber i wanted, but doing some more research:
I was looking at the S&W "e" series 1911 TA today, online. I looked at a couple reviews too. I must say they got better reviews than the Kimber. The Finsh is good, Stainless steel barrel, frame and slide, Night sights. It has and external extractor, I've never had an internal on and can't give an opinion to it. They do not need a 500 round break in, S&Ws have a life time warranty, Kimber has a 1 year limited warranty. it has a rail. It has all the things that I want on a 1911.The bushing looked to be as tight as everything else that is match grade. I heard that it comes with 2- 8 rond mags and 2 recoil springs, a 14 lb and a 10 lb. I like the scales on the slide.
So in closing, I am not dead set on a Kimber.
I like the rep of the Kimber, I have had a S&W, not a 1911 but a S&W before and it performed flawlessly. The Kimber will cost about $100 more and only comes with 1 mag that is a POS so I will need to get 2 new mags right off the bat. that makes it $150 more.
The grip has checkering on the front strap for sure. The lifetime warranty on the gun is a total bonus 100% better than Kimber. The finish is beter than Kimber also. Kimber does have a great rep for accuracy but I think the S&W does also.
What are your thoughts between the two???