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1) Owners report premature deterioration of the polycarbonate clear plastic panels in hot/sunny climates such as Zone 9a where I live. Harbor Freight claims the panels have UV protection but many owners have questioned this assertion based on rapid discoloration, brittleness and pitting of the panels.
2) The aluminum frame pieces are thin and the unit is flimsy and unstable during construction making it very difficult to assemble by just one person. Even when finished, the unit is somewhat flexible and susceptible to damage in light and moderate wind or rain. The manufacturer even stipulates the unit should be erected only in areas "sheltered from the wind".
3) The 6x8 unit has minimal headroom inside (approximately 6' at the peak) and the doorway is just 5'4" tall making it difficult or uncomfortable to enter and exit.
4) The unit comes with a sliding door rather than a hinged door. Owners complain the slide mechanism often jambs and that the door can be blown off the tracks in light to moderate winds.
This Instructable demonstrates how these problems can be reduced or eliminated by:
1) Covering the questionable polycarbonate panels with high quality UV protected 6 mil plastic film. (Cost approximately $60)
2) Building a rigid 2x4 framework of benches and shelving which doubles as a solid interior structure for anchoring the aluminum framework during construction and for providing ongoing stability. (No additional cost assuming benches and shelves are already planned.)
3) "Raising the Roof" of the HF unit nearly a foot by using 2x12's set on edge for the greenhouse's base. (Little or no additional cost compared with alternative "foundation" systems described in the construction manual.)
4) Reconfiguring the stock door so that it is solidly hinged to the framework rather than operated as a flimsy slider. (Cost approximately $20 for hinges, latches and weatherstripping.)
The tools and materials needed for these improvements will be identified in the individual steps which follow. One cautionary note, the assembly instructions which come with the HF greenhouse are notoriously difficult to follow. The good news is there are a number of owners on the web who have documented their builds and provided helpful tips for deciphering the directions. With just a bit of searching around you will be able to locate these references and eliminate a lot of frustration during the assembly.
One other consideration to keep in mind. In addition to the additional $80-$90 in cost for upgrading your HF unit, these improvements are somewhat time consuming, particularly the application of UV resistant film to each polycarbonate panel. I would estimate that at least 16 to 20 additional hours are needed to build the unit as described below versus erecting the unit in stock fashion. For some people it may be worth it to step up to a more expensive greenhouse kit that includes panels with established UV protection.
Hi Dewey,
First, thank you for your article, I took most of your ideas in building my greenhouse, and I love it.
I also saw how you use shade cloth to protect from the heat. Can you tell how well does the shade work, or maybe it does not? Did you remove the panels completely before putting the shade cloth? Do you think it is important that shade cloth goes all the way down to the wood? I placed some shade cloth and removed most side panels, but there is not enough ventilation, so the temperature inside gets higher than outside. Trying to figure out how to deal with the Texas heat.
One more question. Have you thought about updating your article, after all this time? Perhaps there are new ideas you can share, or things that, looking back, you could have done differently?
In my opinion, the shade cloth does a terrific job. My guess is your Texas heat might be similar to here in the CA Central Valley. Even in the middle of winter, the sun can get very intense. So I leave my shade cloth on year round. My seedlings do pretty well in that amount of shade even in the late winter/early spring. And during the summer it is a necessity unless I opted to put in a lot of expensive fans and vents. My inside temps do go above outside temps but NOT outside temps in the direct sun. My feeling is the ambient temp is not the killer...it's the temperature in the direct sun that will do in the plants.
During the spring, summer and fall I have the door open at all times and I remove the panel on the wall opposite the door. I also totally remove the two roof vent panels. I keep all the other panels in place. I wouldn't think the shade cloth needs to go down all the way to the wood unless you have low plants sitting down there at floor level. If you can, I'd cover all the way to the wood. But not absolutely necessary.
Your suggestion of updating the original article is a good one. There have been some good questions and suggestions in the comments section and some minor changes I have made (like the shade cloth) that more readers would see if I summarized them in the original. Now I just need the time to do the re-write.
I have 3 questions. Would you recommend using composite wood rather than red cedar to keep rotting to a minimum?
Did you have a system in play for automatic watering or misting?
Did you have lighting.. fans or heat/cooling?
I used treated lumber for the base and shelving supports. I'm no expert, but I would think composite wood might be the least preferable choice due to potential rotting and glue failure resulting from high temperature fluctuations and possible UV rays. Cedar would be a nice choice but might be pricey depending on your location.
I don't have any automated watering or misting. I do both by hand. I have a wide variety of plants (from tiny seedlings to full size lettuce) at any one time and I move plants in and out almost daily depending on their size and maturity. I also shuffle them around on the shelves depending on their light requirements. So an automated watering system would be a challenge for me unless each drip/feed hose had an individual valve to regulate the water flow to the various plants that would be in any particular position in the greenhouse. But an automated misting system would be a very nice addition since all my plants could use a spritzing now and then.
I don't have inside lights but it just so happens I built my greenhouse about 5 feet from our cabana, and the cabana has a number of perimeter lights which provide more than adequate illumination if I want to work after dark. Also keep in mind, your local building code may require you to obtain a building permit if you install electricity or running water inside your greenhouse (ours does). And in some localities, that can be a major headache. I also do not use fans or mechanized cooling. As I noted in another post (including a photo) I keep my greenhouse covered with shade cloth year round. I also remove the window panel opposite the door during the summer and I keep the door open as well. I also remove the two roof windows during summer months. For the simple flowers, trees, bushes and veggies I grow, this seems to provide adequate growing temperatures in spite of the intense heat/sun here in the Central Valley of CA. BTW, I also don't heat during winter months. We do get frost here, so I'm still learning which plants will survive and which won't. For my really early seed starts...I do everything in our house under grow lights.
Excellent post. Also like your post on the sliding barn doors. THANKS.
Can I make the greenhouse 2 feet taller by using another type support?
I would think so but I've never tried it so I don't know what complications you might encounter. You might have to reconfigure the door a bit to reduce its overall height to 7' or less otherwise it might get a little floppy. Keep in mind the aluminum framework with the kit is very thin and light so any structural support you can incorporate into your design is going to be a real plus.
Hi Dewey, appreciate your 'ible here!
I had one of these gifted to me, I'd been toying with buying one for quite a while. I have a pre-existing 10' x 12' level concrete pad (it had another structure on it) - I'm contemplating using stacked concrete blocks to raise it up 16" around the perimeter of the greenhouse frame. Concrete block for me would come out to ~$65, versus double that for 2x12 treated lumber. I'm considering leaving the door intact, a 16" step-over height for me wouldn't be the end of the world, and gives me a cooler zone down at the bottom. I could, of course, cut the block, but if I leave the frame intact, it'd probably make it a bit simpler to disassemble the next time I (ick!) move.
Anyway - it's sitting in its carton out back on the pad, I'm overwhelmingly tempted to go put it together, but I really should wait until I can borrow a friend's truck and go get some block.
Appreciate any thoughts you might have!
In figuring your costs (block vs treated lumber) be sure you include a "sill plate" if using blocks. You need to have a way to secure the greenhouse frame to a sill plate and then secure the sill plate to the blocks. Or in the alternative, you need a means to secure the frame directly to the block.
Regarding the "step over" entry door I guess this comes down to personal taste and your willingness to put up with stepping over the blocks each time you enter or exit. I know I would get frustrated with a step like that very quickly. But then that's me. Just give it a good long "think" before you go that route.
BTW - I envy you getting one of these as a gift. Should be fun.
Hi Dewey, thank you for your considered and quick reply!
"When I have money, I don't have time. When I have time, I don't have money" - story of my life. I'm in one of those crossing cycles at the moment. ;-) My projects tend to outgrow my [non-existent] budget entirely too quickly.
Our weather is pretty mild here (Sacramento, CA), some strong winds rarely in the winter, but I'm pretty insulated in that small back yard w/8' plank fence.
My plan was to lag a small piece of 2x4 scrap inside the block every couple feet, then screw the frame directly down to it. If the greenhouse still lifts, it's probably sited wrong at that point, since there's nothing for the wind to "get under".
Step-over: you may end-up correct, fortunately that's one I can remedy at any later time. Angle grinder will cheerfully cut that block as well as the aluminum sill, so that leaves me time to reengineer the door at my leisure. The big thing is to get it up and planted before the season gets much later. Not raising the house now is something that's difficult to correct in the future after it's constructed - if that makes sense.
I do the odd electrical engineering work, and sent my client to HF to pick up a few bits for the job I was doing for them. They know I've been coveting that little greenhouse since before moving into this house, and they picked it up for me as something of a "tip". Very considerate! They even dropped it off at my house and helped me carry it back to the pad.
16" lift (rather than 12" 'nominal') feels more like what I'd want, as I really want to play with hydroponic lettuce and other leafy growing, and vertical density is important to me.
Anyway - I do really appreciate your input, and that you took the time to put this 'ible together! Thank you so much again!
I'm not too far down the road from you...in Merced/Atwater. Being in the Central Valley I think you might want to plan on one further addition to you greenhouse. Shade. I keep my greenhouse covered with shade material (comes in rolls at HF or Lowes) year round. I discovered (sadly) very early that the intense sunlight here in the valley can toast your plants in no time flat. I have attached the shade cloth with simple plastic clamps that I buy by the dozens in bags at HF or other big box stores. I also keep the door open permanently from about March-October and remove the center panel on the opposite end from the door during those same months to provide more natural air movement through the "shadehouse". I've attached photos of the outside and inside of the greenhouse showing the shade cloth attached.
Here's the site, as-seen by one of my cctv cameras. Notice the pad at the far end of the photo (with a set of ladder legs on it, and the Harbor Freight box laying across it).
Thank you again, Dewey!
I'm sited under a large Live Oak. I get about 4hrs in the early morning and 3 hours in the evening of sun there in the summer, but it's wide open in the winter. Door is to the south. I have a couple of shade sails that I figured I'd take from the oak to the ground on each east/west side, so I can roll them up and down - maybe even automate.
Your work is so pretty and clean! I'm impressed with the craftsmanship and preplanning. Wire Shelving is "ClosetMaid" isn't it? I built that out in my closet (shoeeees!) a few years ago, looks familiar. :)
After our discussion, and rereading your 'ible here, I got to thinking that I might drive strongties into the pad, bring the 2x4's up at the frame up rights through the cinderblock (as previously discussed) and then dump some quickcrete into the block. That would tie the 2x4 to the pad, and stabilize it through the block, and then I could just lath-screw the whole frame to the 2x's. Incremental cost is negligible that way.
Have you considered a mister in there? I was contemplating tossing together a 1/2" mister running the entire length at the frame peak, front-to-back. (we get pretty dry here in the summer, as do you, and that airflow you describe through the mist would definitely help the plants "sweat" instead of broil)
I had also been contemplating a box fan in a custom panel at the front and back.
Have you managed to extend your growing season to year-round?
Thanks again for the chat!
Where did you find the " high quality UV protected 6 mil plastic film. (Cost approximately $60)"?
Details regarding the UV film can be found in Step 6 of the Instructable. As noted there, I got mine on line from the Greenhouse Megastore.
Thank you. Also, is there a reason the ceiling/roof does not be covered or did you do that and I misunderstand?
As noted at the very beginning of step 6, ALL panels are covered with the UV film EXCEPT the four panels that make up the north wall of the unit. So yes, the roof is covered. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
Ok, that makes sense. Thanks so much for all of your time and patience.
Thanks> good!!!!
Thank you so much for posting this. I'm hoping to get my greenhouse in a couple weeks but living in central will have to wait some time before we thaw out to assemble it. We've had a nasty winter this year and our summers usually are quite hot and a few tornadoes too. lol
I've always been pretty good a assembling things but nothing of this scale so i'm quite scared actually. But I knew from the reviews that this would need some strengthening. Am wondering though can I still do the shelving without raising the greenhouse?
I'm hoping to get a parts list together for the lumber, shelving and hardware together in the next couple weeks. Thanks, Cindy
You can put shelving in without raising the entire unit. You should be able to design it so that it will attach to and strengthen the aluminum framework. Have fun with your build.
Thanks :)
I've had my Harbor Freight 6 x 8 greenhouse since spring 2013. I found a super saver coupon online and it cost me 199.00. I picked it up at Harbor Freight to save on the very high shipping cost.
Anyway I found for the price, this greenhouse is awesome. I have not made any modifications to it as of yet.
If you take your time with the assembly, the greenhouse is very very sturdy and will withstand some very high winds. Mine has been through around 50 mph +- winds, 1 to 1 1/2 feet of snow and not one problem, ( Knock on wood ).
Besides having a nice square base, the trick to assembly is to not fully tighten the bolts until the side panels and door are mounted on the frame. Start tightening the bolts on the door side, while squaring the greenhouse frame to the door. Make sure you pull the pieces that your tightening against each other. Use a 1/4" drive socket to tighten the bolts, not the cheap wrenches that are supplied with the greenhouse. Last insert the roof panels while squaring the roof frame and tightening the bolts.
I do have few modifications I plan to do:
Strengthen the roof vents. Add a light weight 4' florescent light in the middle of the ceiling and add some shelving.
After 2 days searching the internet for shelving, these are my final choices.
I'm also thinking about purchasing a 2nd 6 x 8 Harbor Freight greenhouse so I can bolt it to my current greenhouse to make it 6 x 16 with doors on both ends.
I like dewey302 modifications above. Covering the panels sounds like a great idea to protect them. I'm in zone 5 -6 so I might not need to cover my panels.
Did I do my homework? Well probably not to your standards. Around here single strength glazing, cut to size, is 1.8 cents a square inch (True Value Hardware quote). The panels for a 6x8 greenhouse would have been $497.73. The treated 2x4s for the basic structure would have been $73.69. There would also be the materials cost for attaching the glass panels to the wooden framework - which I didn't calculate since the cost was already well beyond what I intended to spend on the HF unit.
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Covering the questionable polycarbonate panels with high quality UV protected 6 mil plastic film. (Cost approximately $60)
Can you please explain this better for me? I have some 6 mil UV protected film and was wondering how to I attach this to polycarbonate panels? OR what type of UV film do I use/where purchase? Do I put it on the interior of the panels and tape it down to the panel?
Thanks for helpful comments on putting together greenhouse.
Go to step 6 of the Instructable and it will show how I attached the UV film to the panels. There may be better ways of doing it...but this is how I did it and things have held together thus far. Be sure you put the film on the outside of the panel. This is what blocks the suns rays from deteriorating your polycarbonate.
This little green house looks pretty good.
take care
Plus I think a lot of folks think that aluminum framing is like a scaffold frame, where you can hang stuff off of it. No way!!!! The fact remains, I got mine for $249, added about $150 worth of wood, deck screws, electrical boxes, and a water line, and I ended up with a first class greenhouse, with a full set of benchtops. You can't touch any greenhouse from a "regular" supplier for less than $1000, and thats bare bones: no shelves, water, or electricity.
I love to shop at harbor freight, I just have to keep reminding myself .. you get what you pay for.
one thing I love to get from there is the bar clamps when they go on sale for $1.99.


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Hey moms and grandmas, come on out. Weekends are for fun too!
Looks like the snow has pretty much left the area...we'll at least hang onto it for a couple of days before it warms up again (sigh!) and rains and turns it to a sloppy melty mess. Seriously, this is January. Not that I like it to be 50 below for days on end, but at least stay cold enough to keep the snow (and give us more!). Winters these days are certainly not what they were when I was a child!
So last night at supper my children were bemoaning the fact that they had to get up this morning (for church) and couldn't have a leisurely morning. After I got to work and talked to them, they said something about "fixing breakfast together". Well, it turns out, they've invited the grandparents to come have breakfast and they are putting on a veritable feast! Which means that I am under strict instructions to wake them up AS SOON as I get home. They have to have everything prepared and eaten by 8:40! To their credit, they did quite a bit of prep work last night...scrubbed potatoes so they can make hash browns, baked biscuits, and made gravy. They'll just have to cook the potatoes and fix scrambled tofu this morning, but still. I just have to say, I have two very terrific kids. They said "goodness only knows, grandma and poppa have fixed breakfast for us many many times over the years, so fixing breakfast for them is the least we can do". Awwwww, heartbreakers, I tell ya. I dearly love it when they get along and have a cooperative effort like this. They seem to have fun doing it.
As for me, I hope I have a nice long sleep. I may or may not have to give dd a ride somewhere...depending on how well she is sounding or not sounding. She never quite gets over the bug, and then she goes and spends a night or two with friends, and then she gets sick again (even though she claims she goes to bed early and gets lots of sleep...yea right!). She wasn't sounding all that hot last night, after having friends over for two nights, so I'm dubious that she should really be going off tonight. I will do my best to keep her at home, and maybe have dh give her a ride to meet and talk to the friends but not spend the night. I'm trying to get her well because Wednesday she goes away for a 4-night visit on the other side of the state!
|Sat, 01-26-2013 - 9:59am
I've dictated my grocery list to DH (who typed it into his phone), he's got the photos on a memory stick to have developed, and he and DS are about ready to walk out the door for bowling. I plan to continue my kitchen cleaning and hope to get some laundry done and the living room dusted-maybe the family room too. This afternoon, we have some school. I am making chicken masala with jasmine rice and some kind of Indian inspired veggie thing for dinner. Tonight is Gettysburg, since DS was exhausted yesterday when he got home.
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|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 12:44am

I've dictated my grocery list to DH (who typed it into his phone), he's got the photos on a memory stick to have developed, and he and DS are about ready to walk out the door for bowling. I plan to continue my kitchen cleaning and hope to get some laundry done and the living room dusted-maybe the family room too. This afternoon, we have some school. I am making chicken masala with jasmine rice and some kind of Indian inspired veggie thing for dinner. Tonight is Gettysburg, since DS was exhausted yesterday when he got home.

Cuz...you do know...if you'd come on that trip with your hubby, we were totally going to have Indian food. There's a nice place in town that has a lunch buffet and half of the stuff on the buffet is vegetarian so we can enjoy a meal DD was there with Poppa and she says they're having a Valentine's special with a buffet all day (vs at lunch time). Too bad dh and I both work on V Day (plus he dislikes Indian food). I told dd to take grandma out for V day, LOL.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 12:51am
I'm told that the kids' breakfast for the grandparents was very nice indeed. I heard reports from both sides and it seems it was a popular and fun idea, with delicious food too, and dd even shared a devotional thought that had touched her when she read before getting up in the morning.
Today ds sings (his little "professional" gig that's a regular once a month thing now). He's mildly battling a cold but he doesn't have any unsually high notes so he'll be fine as long as he doesn't sneeze on his (neck) ruffle, LOL. DH has to take him to sing since I'll be sleeping. Let's hope they manage some decent father/son conversation on the car ride. At least there won't be any bad weather...we're between "events" LOL.
DD's cold or whatever it is sounds rougher. Sigh. I'm hearing of a lot people's bugs turning into pneumonia and I'm hoping that's not the direction this is going. She actually listened and didn't insist on going to a friend's for the night like she wanted to. Hopefully a day or two of chilling, hot showers, and hot fluids will turn the corner for her, but if not, I will have to get her in to the doctor.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 9:40am
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 9:59am
It has been a bad illness year all around, and I will pray for her quick healing! The flu/colds ect....were starting to make me nuts so I have been ever more aggressive in jumping into action to cure the illness with the last few bouts of whatever. Forcing active kids to stay in bed is a big dread, but I forced it and they did heal faster. Plus tons of hot fluids....tea, soup, whatever. Plus just anything nutritious and full of fluids...jello, fruit, ect. Herbal/vitamin stuff forced on them, but it worked, they healed fast. I was exhausted nursing them back to health and stressy, but they were back to fun times and happy smiles...and that is what I wanted.
I have cleaned and disinfected like a nut, and watched as people washed hands a long time (gone thru extra soap refills so I know they are washing)....but still, the bugs/illness are bad this year! No matter the prevention, diet or lifestyle. The news folks, they keep reporting on number of flu related deaths, and so the hospitals are busy too!
I had a spa morning yesterday, to massage out some of the stress and pain, that was stiffening me up, from all the extra health care,and healing work! I feel a little achier than after some massages so I know there was a lot more stress in me than I even realized. Today kids get there winter job of pet sitting for someone excaping to the beach for the rest of winter. So I get to go manage that. I think this year they may be able to have less manager mom over seeing, (lets hope) since they are older and have done the job before, so they should be able to handle more of the responsibility with it. Yet one Cat is elderly, so I will feel the need to check on him myself a bit more, than if both pets were middle aged. Ice in forecast, not snow....bummer.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 10:07am
I knew we would go for Indian food! Things went well, so we will see if they become a client.. Fingers crossed.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 10:12am
Their breakfast sounds deligthful and I'm sure the grandparents appreciated it. Hope K1 is better soon. She needs to squash this bug once and for all!
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 10:21am
I did not realize that Gettysburg was a 4 hour movie! We finished the first disc and were stunned at the abruptness of the ending only to realize we needed to turn the disc over. This morning we will finish the last 2 hours. Zeph is loving it and commenting on what's going on and identifying the characters DH and I can't keep straight. I am rather bored with it, but he's happy we're all watching.
This evening we are going to see The Music Man. We're excited about our evening at the theater.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 11:41pm
LOL, not realizing how long Gettysburg is. Yea, it's a long one. I remember watching it at work (in sections because we kept getting calls!) with my co-worker that was in it.
Hope Music Man was fun. 76 Trombones
OOOOh I hope E-Free likes your hubby's company so you can come have Indian food. Maybe the trip will be either a) when the weather is nicer for outdoor activities, or b) when the museum is open. Or both!


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Prometric is a U.S. company in the test administration industry. Prometric operates a test center network composed of over 10,000 sites in 160 countries. Many examinations are administered at Prometric sites including those from NMLS, Microsoft, IBM, Apple, the Common Admission Test (CAT) of the IIMs, the European Personnel Selection Office, the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), USMLE, the Diplomate of National Board-Common Entrance Test of National Board of Examinations, the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination, Architect Registration Examination, the USPTO registration examination, and American Petroleum Institute. Prometric's corporate headquarters are located in Canton (Baltimore, Maryland) in the United States.
Prometric's computerized testing centers were originally founded by Drake International in 1990 under the name Drake Prometric.[1] In 1995, Drake Prometric L.P. was sold to Sylvan Learning in a cash and stock deal worth approximately $44.5 million.[2] The acquired business was renamed Sylvan Prometric, then sold to Thomson Corporation in 2000.[3] The Thomson Corporation announced its desire to sell Prometric in the fall of 2006, and Educational Testing Service announced its plans to acquire it.[4] On Monday, October 15, 2007, Educational Testing Service (ETS) closed its acquisition of Prometric from the Thomson Corporation.[5] Prometric is currently a wholly owned, independently operated subsidiary of ETS, allowing ETS to maintain non-profit status.
Prometric sells a range of services, including test development, test delivery, and data management capabilities. Prometric delivers and administers tests to approximately 500 clients in the academic, professional, government, corporate and information technology markets. While there are 3000 Prometric test centers across the world,[6] including every U.S. state and territory (except Wake Island), whether a particular test can be taken outside the U.S. depends on the testing provider. For example, despite the fact that Prometric test centers exist worldwide, some exams are only offered in the country where the client program exists. The locations where a test is offered, as well as specific testing procedures for the day of the exam, are dictated by the client.
In 2009, the company was involved in a controversy due to widespread technical problems on one of India's MBA entrance exams, the Common Admission Test.[7] While Prometric claims that the problems were due to common viruses,[8] this claim was disputed since these tests were not internet-based and were rather offered on local area networks within India, where the virus was pre-existent.[9] Due to this controversy Prometric allowed 8000 students to reappear for the examination.[10]
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- In the Republic of Ireland, Prometric's local subsidiary are responsible for administering the Driver Theory Test.[11]
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- ^ Sylvan to acquire test firm
- ^ Thomson Acquires Prometric
- ^ ETS news ETS to Acquire Prometric
- ^ Press Releases. Thomson Reuters (2013-06-30). Retrieved on 2013-08-17.
- ^ QAI India Ltd Announces A Partnership with Prometric
- ^ Online CAT Puts Prometric in Mousetrap
- ^ Time of India - Viruses Cause CAT Failure
- ^ CAT Server Crash: Prometric's Virus Theory Rubbished
- ^ Retest for 8000 students
- ^ the official Irish RSA Driver Theory Test booking site. TheoryTest.ie. Retrieved on 2013-08-17.


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Combine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, pepper, onion, radishes & parsley in a salad bowl. Whisk together olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt, pepper & mint. Pour over salad & toss to coat. Serve immediately with warm pita halves.
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- Oct 13, 2006
Spy Shots: Lexus LF-A
Overall, the design has gotten considerably more butch, regardless of the Cessna-sized wing hanging out on the rear end. The front end exchanged its feminine eyes for a more tautly drawn headlamp arrangement, along with larger inlets for air. The increase in oxygen-providing bodywork extends beyond the fascia, to behind the doors, with larger, more upright ducts that will shovel air into what's assumed to be a mid-mounted V10, producing 500+ HP.
The rear end has grown in a way that only an ass-man could love, with the rear bumper protruding up and out, when compared to the concept it's based off. Thankfully, the tri-tip, center-mounted exhaust carries over from its show stand sibling.
As Car & Driver points out, it's all speculation at the moment -- much like the aforementioned power plant -- but that won't stop them from assuming that the LF-A will get an eight-speed manumatic, carry a price tag of over $100k and be available in 2008.
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The sensational 2002 Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of 90% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Cabernet Franc from the red soils of their vineyards planted in the Oakville Corridor on the eastern hillsides overlooking the valley floor vineyards of Screaming Eagle and Rudd Estate. A dense ruby/purple color is followed by aromas and flavors reminiscent of a 4-to-5 year-old wine rather than one that has already hit a decade of age. In fact, it probably needs another 5-10 years of cellaring and should keep for 20-25 more years. It is another example of what will one day be regarded as the 'golden ageâ?� of Napa Valley for the progress in quality and the world class wines that were produced. A wine of great stature and majesty, the youthful 2002 exhibits sweet licorice, creme de cassis, incense and graphite aromas, and is bursting with potential.Drink Dates: 2017-2042
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However, McManus says picking good kitchen tools involves more than just looking for the highest price tag."It's not always just a case of paying more to get the best tools," she says. "There are a lot of kitchen gadgets out there that are just 'eye candy' -- things that look great, but don't really work." Here's a look at some of McManus' favorite cooking tools in various price ranges: $25 or less One of best, least-expensive kitchen tools you can get is a $10 KitchenArt Pro Adjust-A-Cup, McManus says. Sort of a cross between a measuring cup and a syringe, the Adjust-A-Cup lets you measure out peanut butter, honey or other sticky ingredients, then push them out of the device and into a bowl or baking pan. "Once and for all, it solves the problem of measuring sticky, soft ingredients precisely and easily -- no muss, no fuss," the expert says. $25-$50 McManus recommends two products in this price range: the Victorinox Swiss Army Fibrox 8-inch Chef's Knife (about $30) and the Lodge Logic 12-inch Cast Iron Skillet (around $32). "Those are pretty much the two things I'd want if I were stranded on a desert island because they work well and are practically indestructible," she says. McManus says the chef's knife is "inexpensive but really high quality," while the skillet "is a great pan for frying, baking, searing steaks or even putting in the oven." $50-$100 The Tramontina 6.5-quart Enamel Cast Iron Dutch Oven gets the nod at this price point, retailing for around $50. A large cast-iron pot with an enamel finish, the Tramontina is perfect for deep frying, baking bread or cooking soups and stews, McManus says. "It's a kitchen workhorse at an unbelievable price," she says. $100-$500 Plunk down around $300 and you can buy what McManus considers perhaps the world's best coffee maker: the handmade Technivorm Moccamaster. The Dutch-built Moccamaster features special copper coils that heat water to a 195-205 degree range in six minutes -- the perfect time and temperature needed to extract maximum flavor from ground coffee. By contrast, most other coffee makers McManus has tested take around 24 minutes to hit the correct temperature range, then only stay there for about one minute. "If the water is too hot or too cold when it hits the coffee, you get all of these bad compounds that affect taste," McManus says. "The Moccamaster is one of the only coffee makers that applies the correct science to making coffee." One more tip: Get the Moccamaster KBT741 model, whose stainless-steel coffee pot preserves coffee's flavor longer than the KBG741 model's glass container does. $500 and up At this top-of-the-line price point, McManus recommends the $500 Vitamix 5200 blender. "(The Vitamix) is the ultimate dream-worthy blender," she says. "You just say that name to anyone who's a chef and they'll say, 'Ooh, that's a nice blender.' It's very expensive, but very powerful."
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|Nov 10, 2012, 08:28 PM
All I want for Christmas is... MORE BATTERIES! Had two good flights at the club field this afternoon, rolling out on the grass about 30' on each landing. The wind was picking up but with low rates at 70% and expo at 15% the plane handled it fine.
I have to fly off grass all the time so I'm thinking about switching to larger wheels. Thoughts?
|Nov 10, 2012, 09:26 PM
i use 2.5 inch robart wheels. i dont use grass but if i have to i can land with some decent speed on the grass and it will roll over it and not dig in. a slow touch down may cause it to dig in on my long grass where i fly. i stick to the dirt infield of a baseball field. i have 150 feet max. its usually enough with a mild head wind. never gave the sock foam wheels a try. went straight to rubber.
|Nov 11, 2012, 06:25 AM
I use the 3 inch MPI lite wheels since all we fly off of is grass.
|Nov 11, 2012, 03:34 PM
I've got the e-flite 2.5" on one T-28 and stockers on the other. Still looking for a lighter, less expensive option.
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PZ P47 wheels are an exact fit and big enough for my rough grass field.
|Nov 11, 2012, 08:34 PM
got in 8 flights today. on last landing the wind had picked up a bit and i had a small bounce on landing and broke my 3 blade prop. bummer. she was all painted up and balanced too. oh well.. i balanced both of the stock props that came with her and painted and mounted one up. at least now im prepared at the field for next time. so glad it was on the last of the 8 flights. best time to happen i guess. also noticed the right side elevator hinge was totally broken! so glad i caught that too. might have been the reason for the bad control on landing. makes sense now that i think of it. fixed her up and ready to test out this new 2 blade. good timing i guess as i was starting to crave some more speed! i guess ill get it with the 2 blade over the 3. put her in the van and did my maiden on my new BEAST micro! what a great little plane that is! had just enough time to get 2 batts through her as light was fading. gotta love a biplane. walt
|Nov 11, 2012, 09:23 PM
How many minutes are you getting out of your batteries? Just curious, because if I had flown 8 batteries through mine, my thumbs would be tired
I get 10 minutes outta each battery; I use a meter and check my batteries every time they come out of the plane. 10 Minutes on a 2200 usually gets me down to about 30-35% capacity and well over 3.71 volts per cell. That's with mixed throttle settings flying sport/scale aerobatics and the occasional slow flyby thrown in for good measure.
The stock two blade prop is not bad at all for good, all-around flying. I've been flying mine on the stock prop for several months now since I had TWO PZ Corsair three-bladers come apart on me in midair ! The first one caught me by surprise, but limped her in successfully; the second time one let go, I knew what happened right away and dead sticked her in...greased the landing, of course !
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|Nov 11, 2012, 09:56 PM
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10 sounds about right.
For a three blade, try the hk durafly for their t-28. You'll have to ream it to fit but it is a great looking and sounding prop.
|Nov 11, 2012, 10:13 PM
why 2.25" on the nose? because i wasn't paying attention when i got them at the lhs. so i figured stick the smaller guys on the nose.
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with the throttle where i fly now if im one line before full on thr tx i get 4 min.from my 1800mah,2100 batts. slightly more from my 2200mah batts and 7 min. from my 2500 mah batts. i get about 7 and 10 respectively if i slow down to one line over half throttle on tx. depends on my mood. thats with the pz corsair 3 blade. i will need to test this stock one soon to see any difference in time. im guessing speed might increase which i guess is fun. im really glad i caught the elevator half completely unhinged! it was the side on the control side. a loss of elevator spells doom... i also use a "volt buzzer" that attaches to the balance lead on the batts. i set it at my desired end volts and it beeps to tell me its time to land. best 6 dollars ever spent. no need to use tx timer really. more accurate than that. each batt with each flight perfectly set to the same volt warning. what a great product. tells total volts, each cell volt and is about 1inch squared and weights nothing. i still use my timer but the buzzer is the thing i go by to land. priceless.
|Nov 11, 2012, 11:23 PM
I had to re-tape my elevator several months back as well....
A poor design, to say the least, but hey, that's what clear packing tape is for !
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not yet i'm just glad to see more metal reviews. i'll check it out today
Digging: Angels and Airwaves - The Dream Walker
actually i'm listening to the stream right now. pretty damn impressed so far
Album Rating: 3.5Nice review voi; will definitely check these guys out.
Album Rating: 3.5A new Voivod review! m/////
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Album Rating: 3.5Solid review. I will listen to the steam and rate it when I have the chance.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off"Old school metal reigns and these Swedes should be worshiped accordingly".
Sounds promising. Will check this out.
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listened to the stream twice. I think it's good but not great. it's cool how they create such a genuine 80's sound on this album but I feel like some of the riffs and solos are too repetitive. idk there's just way too many solos ...they become less effective when you overuse them. still a fun album though
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Album Rating: 3.5Plus with a name like Enforcer who could it not be good?
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I rated this with a 4 because I was listening to it non-stop 24/7 and that's something I believe.
I would give a 3 to their second album and 3.5 to their debut, but the new one slays them all easily.
yeah it's a good album there are some really catchy moments but some parts were also boring IMO. I'll give it another spin later though.
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After months of speculation that 20 fire companies would be shuttered overnight to save money, the city now says those closures will not happen. Yet politicians and residents who were worried about their neighborhood fire company do not think they are in the clear. NY1's Amanda Farinacci filed the following report.
The City Council says a slew of proposed budget cuts, including overnight closures of more than a dozen fire companies, are off the table, thanks to a deal reached with Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Through negotiations with the mayor, lawmakers were able to prevent cuts to the New York City Fire Department, to senior services and youth programs, and to the Administration for Children's Services. They were even able to stave off some of the parking meter rate hikes set to take effect this year.
The city council's deal got a lukewarm reaction at best from residents, who say the city should leave their fire company alone for good.
"The funding should be restored permanently, not temporarily," said resident Joseph Berardi.
City Councilman James Oddo, who represents the area Engine 161 serves, says the latest news did not surprise him, but said residents should not get too comfortable because it is likely closing fire companies will be a budget issue again soon:
"The only good thing to come out of this snowstorm saga is that this administration is afraid to take another public relations hit, and my guess is that [City Council Speaker Christine] Quinn and her staff shrewdly maximized the leverage to protect New Yorkers," said Oddo. "But this is a reprieve, don't kid yourself."
Uniformed Firefighters Association President Steve Cassidy said he is happy there will be no overnight closings, at least for now, but he said he is already gearing up for another fight over firefighter staffing.
Currently, a labor agreement calls for 60 engine companies around the city to be staffed with five firefighters at all times because of special challenges in those locations. That agreement is set to expire on January 31, and the city estimates it would save about $15 million a year by reducing the number to four.
Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano said he thinks it can be done without consulting the union.
Cassidy said that is not so, and he expected an arbitrator will have the final say on staffing.
"During the snowstorm, the New York City Fire Department put a fifth firefighter on all 200 engine companies. They made our case. They know that an extra firefighter, a fifth firefighter has a key impact on firefighter safety," said Cassidy.
Cassidy said he hopes staffing levels will remain unchanged as the issue is sorted out.
Meanwhile, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn did not connect the budget deal to the criticism the Bloomberg administration received over its handling of last week's blizzard. She said the council was able to avoid the unpopular cuts by coming up with other areas to save within the budget.
"We were able to change the cuts to the tune of about $35 million, to keep firehouses open, to keep care for seniors who are homebound, to keep HIV testing at the same level in New York," said the council speaker. "We did that by identifying other areas in the budget where spending could be cut back or savings could be achieved."
Top administration officials are set to testify at what's sure to be a contentious council hearing on the snow-cleanup on Monday. The administration may think that this budget agreement will serve as a carrot of sorts for the City Council, and could help smooth things over before the questioning gets underway.
NY1 asked Quinn on Thursday about the firing of the chief of the city's Emergency Medical Service Command. Quinn did not have much to say on the matter, other than emphasizing that at Monday's council hearing on the snow, she and others will be asking about the role different personnel and EMS staff played during the blizzard.
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Booking a holiday used to mean spending hours browsing brochures and sitting in a travel agents, but with the increasing developments in mobile technology holidaymakers have taken to using a smartphone to plan the perfect getaway.
An abundance of travel-related apps, fast internet connections and the increasing number of mobile-savvy users has redefined how holiday destinations are researched and booked, leading to some fundamental changes in the travel industry.
Marketing firm Tradedoubler found that 62% of holidaymakers are neglecting travel agents in favour of creating their own package holidays, choosing to book flights and accommodation separately to ensure the best deal is found.
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With some travel-based apps reaching into the multi-million region of downloads, it is evident that mobile devices have become an integral part of the holiday experience.
Research conducted by travel information site My Destination found that 75% of smartphones connect to the free Wi-Fi networks offered by various airports. This gives travellers instant access to real-time updates on flight arrivals and departures, waiting times at security checkpoints and airport parking charges.
Staying connected is now also a key factor for holidaymakers even while they're away from home, with the availability of Wi-Fi amenities in hotels across the world becoming a prominent feature in the accommodations' offerings.
As more advanced smartphones make their way into the market, the next step in mobile technology looks to show enormous potential in shaping and refining the way travellers explore, book and even share their holiday experiences in the future.
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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 1 Sell Rating(s), 5 Hold Rating(s), 1 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.00)Consensus Price Target: C$4.44 Analysts' Ratings History for IAMGOLD Corp (TSE:IMG) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare11/14/2014TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetHoldC$3.50 -> C$3.00View 10/21/2014TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetHoldC$4.00 -> C$3.50View 10/7/2014TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetHoldC$5.00 -> C$4.00View 10/6/2014Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetHoldC$5.00 -> C$4.25View 8/20/2014Goldman SachsBoost Price TargetC$3.00 -> C$3.30View 7/10/2014TD SecuritiesBoost Price TargetHoldC$4.50 -> C$5.00View 7/9/2014RBC CapitalLower Price TargetSector PerformC$5.00 -> C$4.50View 5/8/2014MackieLower Price TargetHoldC$4.80 -> C$4.00View 5/8/2014CormarkUpgradeReduce -> Market PerformView 2/27/2014Morgan StanleyBoost Price TargetUnderweightC$0.25 -> C$4.00View 2/25/2014Canaccord GenuityBoost Price TargetHoldC$5.00 -> C$5.50View 1/23/2014National Bank FinancialLower Price TargetOutperformC$7.50 -> C$6.25View 1/23/2014NBFLower Price TargetC$7.50 -> C$6.25View 1/22/2014Canaccord GenuityDowngradeBuy -> HoldView 1/13/2014Canaccord GenuityUpgradeHold -> BuyC$6.00 -> C$5.00View 11/26/2013Morgan StanleyDowngradeUnderweightView 11/8/2013CIBCReiterated RatingSector PerformC$6.00View 11/7/2013HSBCDowngradeOverweight -> NeutralC$6.20 -> C$5.30View 11/7/2013BarclaysDowngradeEqual Weight -> UnderweightC$7.00 -> C$5.00View 11/7/2013RBC CapitalLower Price TargetSector PerformC$7.50 -> C$7.00View 11/7/2013Canaccord GenuityDowngradeBuy -> HoldView 11/7/2013TD SecuritiesDowngradeBuy -> HoldC$7.50 -> C$6.00View 11/6/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetSector PerformC$6.50 -> C$6.00View 10/24/2013Canaccord GenuityInitiated CoverageBuyView 10/10/2013Roth CapitalInitiated CoverageBuyC$5.50View 9/20/2013Goldman SachsInitiated CoverageSellC$3.00View 9/13/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingSector PerformC$7.50View 8/22/2013RBC CapitalLower Price TargetC$11.00 -> C$10.00View 8/22/2013National Bank FinancialLower Price TargetC$18.00 -> C$14.00View 8/14/2013ScotiabankBoost Price TargetSector OutperformC$5.25 -> C$6.50View 8/14/2013CIBCBoost Price TargetSector PerformC$5.50 -> C$6.00View 8/14/2013RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetSector PerformC$7.00 -> C$7.50View 8/14/2013TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetBuyC$8.00 -> C$7.50View 8/13/2013BMO Capital MarketsBoost Price TargetMarket PerformC$5.00 -> C$5.75View 7/9/2013Credit SuisseDowngradeOutperform -> NeutralView 7/8/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetC$6.50 -> C$5.25View 6/26/2013Credit SuisseLower Price TargetC$6.50 -> C$3.50View 6/26/2013CSFBLower Price TargetUnderperformC$6.50 -> C$3.50View 6/14/2013Global Hunter SecuritiesInitiated CoverageBuyC$7.50View 6/13/2013Societe GeneraleLower Price TargetC$5.00 -> C$4.90View 4/11/2013Societe GeneraleDowngradeHold -> SellC$8.40 -> C$5.40View 3/22/2013BMO Capital MarketsLower Price TargetMarket PerformC$11.00 -> C$10.00View 2/27/2013Societe GeneraleLower Price TargetHoldC$9.60 -> C$8.40View 2/25/2013CIBCLower Price TargetSector PerformC$19.00 -> C$11.00View 2/22/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetSector PerformC$12.50 -> C$11.00View 2/21/2013BMO Capital MarketsLower Price TargetMarket PerformC$14.00 -> C$11.00View 2/21/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetHoldC$12.75 -> C$9.50View 2/19/2013Dundee SecuritiesLower Price TargetNeutralC$11.50 -> C$10.25View 1/24/2013Stifel NicolausDowngradeBuy -> HoldView 1/24/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetSector PerformC$17.00 -> C$12.50View 1/24/2013TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetBuyC$17.50 -> C$15.00View 1/23/2013Dundee SecuritiesLower Price TargetC$13.00 -> C$11.50View 1/23/2013BMO Capital MarketsDowngradeOutperform -> Market PerformView 1/23/2013Clarus SecuritiesDowngradeBuy -> HoldView 1/23/2013National Bank FinancialLower Price TargetC$19.00 -> C$18.00View (Data available from 12/18/2012 forward) Earnings History for IAMGOLD Corp (TSE:IMG)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetailsShare8/14/2014$0.02$0.02ViewN/AView 5/8/2014$0.02$0.03ViewN/AView (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for IAMGOLD Corp (TSE:IMG)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for IAMGOLD Corp (TSE:IMG)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionSEC LinkShare12/15/2014Richard James HallDirectorSell4,900$3.18$15,582.00View (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) About IAMGOLD Corp IAMGOLD Corporation (IAMGOLD) is a mining company. 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Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: N/A Industry: N/A Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: TSE Symbol: IMG CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $2.8350 Day Moving Average: $2.4911200 Day Moving Average: $3.4783P/E Ratio: N/AP/E Growth: 10.14Market Cap: $1.116BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.08 EPS Additional Links: View IMG on Google FinanceView IMG on Yahoo FinanceView IMG's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for IAMGOLD Corp on Google IAMGOLD Corp (TSE:IMG) Chart for Thursday, December, 18, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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