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- Cartoon Characters: Eve De Lafeye, Velma, Zeke Zillion, Gibby Norton, Daphne, Shaggy, Jack Hunter, Fred, Scooby-Doo, Pierre Bouvier, Chuck Comeau, David Desrosiers, Sebastien Lefebvre, Simple Plan, Jeff Stinco.
- Vocal Talent: Laura Bailey (Eve De Lafeye), Mindy Cohn (Velma), Vince Corazza (Zeke Zillion), Eddie Deezen (Gibby Norton), Grey DeLisle (Daphne), Casey Kasem (Shaggy), Tom Kenny (Jack Hunter), Frank Welker (Fred, Scooby-Doo), Pierre Bouvier (Himself), Chuck Comeau (Himself), David Desrosiers (Himself), Sebastien Lefebvre (Himself), Simple Plan (Themselves), Jeff Stinco (Himself).
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How do you get going again after pregnancy?
good luck EF. thinking of you. and vixo also.
just a quick update - saw solicitor this morning. this whole thing could cost me £15k... that is the bad news. the good news is that he is pretty sure i will get what i want, but i have to be prepared for it to go all the way (which i am). and i have a meeting with him next weds where i am to give him my grounds for divorcing T, along with my assessment of why this current arrangement isn't working. he will then send a letter to T's solicitor saying i am divorcing him and the shared care arrangement is ending and i am having residency of the children and he is having them every other weekend and one night in the week. we then take it from there. probably to court within a couple of weeks for initial hearing. and then we fight each stage as it comes. CAFCASS will be involved - interviewing me and him. and seeing the kids.
it will be fairly grim, i imagine.
Oh CM ((())) At least your solicitor laid it on the line so you are going in with your eyes wide open. And I think that, unless T backs down (not something he is known for) it may well go all the way so best to be prepared. What/who are CAFCASS? Keeping everything crossed for you that it all goes your way. And I agree that I think ultimately you will get what you want, so you will need to keep that firmly in the forefront of your mind when the going gets grim ...
EF, keeping everything crossed for you too. Really hope all is OK.
CC, thanks for thinking I'm not weird! I think I just really stopped enjoying running during December. There was so much going on with the house and getting stuff organised for Christmas that it became just another ball to keep in the air (know how you feel, MM!) I felt stressed trying to fit in my usual runs and then even more stressed when something arose which meant I had to miss one. I actually needed the year to end so I could draw a line under last year's running (which, apart from London, wasn't a good year for me) and start afresh - I think that's what has rekindled my motivation. You've given me food for thought though, CC - I'm thinking I might do an event which is an unusual distance or off-road or something where I won't put myself under PB pressure. I would love to be able to race without caring about PBs but I know I just can't! I'm not too bad with having nothing to aim for - as long as I draw up a schedule I know I will stick to what I've planned. If I don't do that I certainly lose focus - it's usually just a 3-week rolling schedule so when I get to the end I just start at the beginning again. During those three weeks the long runs increase in length as does one of the midweek runs, which stops things getting too boring! Works for me anyway!
It must be very stressful for you not knowing whether/when you'll have to uproot again. Children are pretty adaptable; saying that, although on the face of it Kit took our move last year in his stride and seemed completely unperturbed by it, his subsequent behaviour over the next couple of months indicated that it did affect him. Stupidly it took us a while to connect the two. Kit is a real creature of routine (definitely his mother's son!) and it wasn't until we established new routines in our new home that he reverted to being the happy, sunny little boy that he always was. CC, I really enjoyed some of those family gap year programmes although I thought some people were just a little too mad!
EF- hope it all goes ok. I had red blood on a few occassions with K and heavy stomach cramps for the first 3 months for both pregnancies too so it does sound pretty common. Good that you can get the scan done today though.
Vixo - hope yours goes ok too.
Anjelicals - I am SO jealous. I think it's a fab idea and it's not something you'll get the chance to do when Leila starts school so now sounds like the perfect time - especially as she'll probably really enjoy it too. I am all for doing things like that too - we did camping with K when she was 7 weeks old and Thailand when she was 14 months. I would love to do a longer stint now but since we are mortgaged up to the eyeballs I think we're going to have to wait until the kids are grown up! The longest I have done was 3 months between my PhD and clinical training (another 3 year doctorate) and I remember being really gutted when I got back as all I wanted to do was carry on for a bit longer.
CM - that's so expensive but I definitely think it's worth it. Fingers crossed that T surprises you and makes it much easier than anticipated (and pigs might fly, I know).
Lotte - LOL at you on the floor after your night out. Was also suprised you didn't go straight out for a run.
CC and TB - sounds like you had fun nights / weekends too. Belated happy birthday TB! Great present from E too.
We have well defined catchment areas around here and it was definitely one of the primary considerations when we moved. Being in the catchment area doesn't guarantee a place though - just means you are higher priority than those out of catchment. We are on the boarder of the catchment area of our preferred school but we're also close to another good school so hopefully we should get K into one of them. Secondary schools is another matter - think we may have to move again then!
We are paying £36 per day for nursery (including food) but it is an NHS nursery attached to the hospital where I work so is subsidised. She only does 2 days a week at the moment but will start doing 3 when I go back to work in July, as will C. Luckily she'll get the 15 free hours from September so we should just have 2 months of high costs before it comes down again.
C has been asleep for neally 3 hours now and that's following a nap that was over 2 hours this morning - am enjoying the peace now and have managed to get lots done but really hope I'm not going to pay for it later! Normally I have trouble trying to get him to nap for more than 45 mins.
All good
Had a moment cos they couldn't see anything on the scan thru tummy so had internal but then they couldn't see anything there either, just an empty sac. After much manouevring about they finally spotted something which could be it and then Andy made me laugh (I know - timing!) but that caused it to move and they could see a heartbeat! Phew.
Back at work.
Caro, well done on your run. Where we live we are pretty close to the M25 and I actually run under it on a couple of my regular running routes. As the crow flies it's probably 2.5 miles away but we're not near enough to hear it or even be aware of it - but can access it easily which can be handy (or not, if you know the M25 at all ...!) The furthest I'm going at the moment is 12 miles - doing 10, 11, 12 on consecutive weekends then start again at 10 and so on. I may change to 10, 12, 14 in a few weeks' time when the weather picks up a bit.
I have been smothered in mud when I got back from my last two long runs - mainly because the first 2.5 miles (the bit that goes under the M25) are down a 'ride'/farm access track and with all the rain we've had lately it's been a total quagmire. Have had to hose running shoes in the garden as too muddy to go into the house and running tights have gone straight in the wash! All good fun though!
Excellent news EF- now you can relax and enjoy!
Nursery fees sound dreadful- I pay less than £30 a day (8.30-5.30) which includes breakfast, cooked lunch and a snack tea. Only have to take nappies & wipes.
Home as Archie threw up all over his fave worker so got a call to collect him....
woohoo EF!!
just had heart to heart with the nanny. needed to ask her to be my trustee, and then warn her re the residency thing (as suggested by my solicitor). she said things have been getting to her so badly over at T's that she drove home last week in tears one night. she would be understandably reluctant to give evidence to support my residency claim, because of her employment status (T and i employ her jointly). but if i were able to employ her myself (which is what i would want to do if i got residency), then she could. chicken and egg really. will talk to solicitor about it. her evidence would be v powerful. i knew things were bad over there but didn't realise how bad...
Another London hater here! Glad I did it and can say I have experienced it but zero desire to go and do it again. I did PB but had an awful run and was 10 mins outside my target time which might cloud my judgement somewhat. But of the 4 I have done (Edinburgh, Lochaber and Abingdon and I PB'd at them all) it is the only one I wouldn't do again.
Minks - I don't think you are weird either. I sometimes wish I could run just for the enjoyment but I am quite a competitive person and running is pretty new to me so I want to see what I can achieve and then perhaps I will chill out about it all a bit more! However I half suspect once I have done with "as fast as I can go" I will also start to look to the "how far can I go" and more obscure challenges. When the kids fly the nest I want to do things like cycle across South America and run ultra's in far flung places!
Would LOVE to take a family gap year but with 6 kids no way could we afford to! I think what you are doing is fantastic Anjelicals. Kids are so adaptable and there is plenty of time to get bogged down with routine when they are older.
MM - hope that treadie of life slows a little for you.Things are manageable here at the mo but def go through phases like you describe with far too many balls in the air.
CC - really feel for you. The uncertainty must be so awful as must the thought of doing the single mum thing again. It will be of no consolation but I think you are the kind of person who will fit in and make the most of life anywhere, and your kids will follow your example. What does your hubby actually do, Would he consider coming out of the RAF? could he find either offshore or airport based work? One of my good friends hubby's was an engineer in the Navy and now works for CHC scotia helicopters based up here.
CM - scary stuff, stay strong (())
Thinking of you EF.
Hope all well for you tomorrow too Vixo.
Ah a load of x posts. Took me an hour to write mine because I kept getting interrupted and having to wipe bums!!
Great news EF.
Crikey, CM, things must be bad for the nanny to go home in tears. That sounds dreadful. I hope it isn't anything that's affecting the children. Could you afford to employ her on your own before the residency thing kicks off? It would be good to have some powerful evidence ...
Lotte, I have a secret desire to run the Comrades marathon in South Africa. I don't suppose I ever will but I sometimes think a challenge like that would be incredible. How long have you been running? If it isn't long then what you have achieved so far is amazing - especially doing it at the same time as bringing up 6 children!
My life feels like being on a treadmill much of the time. The weeks just blur into each other and there is no break in the routine. Sometimes I can't believe how quickly Friday comes around again and I feel I've achieved nothing. When I'm with Kit I want to spend my time with him, and when I'm at work I'm at work and it sometimes feels there isn't any time at all for me except when I'm running, and that's great except that I'd love some time just to browse for new accessories for the house, but I just never have any! I suppose I shouldn't complain but I do envy Anjelicals the opportunity to break out of the monotony for a while! We are now too entrenched in mortgage commitments to even contemplate something like that any time soon
minks - yes i could afford to employ the nanny if i had to. my folks would help me (bank of mum and dad - has its benefits being an only child!).
she was in tears because the house was in such a tip and she was stressed out because she had been trying to clear up all the squalour while looking after the kids. and then T was 45 mins late home (got home at 7.30 - she is supposed to finish at 6.45). he had phoned to say he was going to be late and said it was traffic... and she had just had enough. rotten food in the fridge and breadbin / rubbish everywhere, including food bits in the lounge, toys everywhere and grime and grot all over the place. she has to clean before she can start doing anything (like preparing dinner). and she has the 2 kids to care for as well. so i think she had just had enough of it all. he never empties bins / puts out recycling / sorts out paperwork etc. and it all piles up. i think she had just had enough of it all, and to top it, he was so late home that she missed her weigh-in at Slimming World.
i am giving her the day off tomorrow anyway (paid - and she doesn't have to use her leave), so hopefully that will cheer her up.
caro - i seem to remember it being obvious. has it detected the garmin? i seem to remember a 'get data' button or something?


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Archy, first of all, don't be scared. I don't harbor the negative feelings aboot you that others do. I dig non-surfing topics. I mean, really fellas, there's only so much surfing to talk aboot, and our waves pretty much suck so we can't even tell daily surf stories......." Yeah man, Holyoke was two foot, and no one was out, man. I had Holyoke all to myself. Ah man, it was awesome." Oh yeah, I forgot aboot westuit questions and the " Hey I'm taking a trip where should I go" threads. I guess there is a lot to talk aboot.
Jeez, I got off track......Hey Archy did you really surf 12 G-Land? That supposedly can be a heavy wave, and 12 foot is pretty big. I can't imagine most people on this site surfing anything over 6 foot. And that's being generous. More like three foot.
And please, I have a good idea of who the hardcore shred merchants are on this site so y'all can save the, " Hey, I surf Double Overhead, man" stuff. Thank you. Like, two months ago I saw that phrase, "Double Overhead," constantly. Too bad the east coast gets a rideable DOH swell once a decade. Big, east coast waves suck anyways. I've given into my age, and I'm shinning the semi-out-of-control, closed-out swells that make up the east coast's "big wave" realm. I'm over it, bras. Ducking thirty waves per paddle-out, drifting a half-mile, sitting out there for an hour to try and find a shoulder. Man, it's just not worth it.
As a matter of fact I did. I spent two months at G Land in 2001. Depends on what you consider 12 ft. i surfed it up to 15 ft faces. didnt spend much time at the Speedies section of wave (im regular foot). First time the waves came up to beyond 2 ft overhead I was scared ****less. Prior to that I had surfed Jersey up to 15 foot faces. But That place is f'n heavy. But after a few days of beatings and learning from mistakes my comfort level increased. A few times some older Aussies that charged would give me waves and I had no choice but to go pushing me beyond my known limits. After two months I was pretty confident in the big stuff there. Amazing what long periods of surf travel does for you.
Two months in G-Land, huh? That's exciting. I reckon that did alot for you - surfing, culture, adventure wise. Did the Aussies bust your chops? I hope you were a drinker. You see any tigers?
Now really, were you stoked the whole two months? I know the waves were good, but did you get antsy being there after awhile? Living at the fringes of a snake, bug and tiger jungle. Did the non-surfing downtime ever drive you a bit crazy? Did you ever say, " Dang I wish I was back in Jersey with a pizza?"
I don't know, 3rd world, hot places aren't really my cup of tea. I'm a cold weather person, and I don't like strange languages. Spanish I can deal with. Awww man I especially don't like languages that seem to be composed of nothing but consonants. "Ftrgfrddew" isn't a word. Ya know what it is that I be sayin' ?
I'm not being cocky here, but when did you surf 15 foot New Jersey? Hurricane Gloria and the winter of 1986-87 are the only times I really remember it being rideable at that size. But then again I lost some months along the way due to Kassers vodka. Hey, you aren't Mike Gleason are you? Rol Woolson? A Hopper?
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"Wine and Dine on the Mountain" will kick off the 2011 culinary season in Highlands April 29 through May 1, by pulling together a sizzling line-up of fine wines, superb food and fine art. Guests of all events will watch the wines come to life, as Thomas Arvid paints for the occasions.
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The following is an excerpt from a column published on Grantland.com:
I had an interesting weekend. Maybe you did, too. It's always a mixed bag, you know? Some Friday nights are drunken and exhilarating; other Friday nights are empty and reserved. And then, of course, there are those Friday nights when random people believe you accidentally forced the resignation of the head of the CIA.
We've all been there.
I'm not sure what I should write about the previous 72 hours of my life, or even if I should write anything at all. Technically, nothing happened. But I've been asked to "explain" how and why a certain non-event occurred, and I will try my best to do so. If you already know what I'm referring to, you will likely be disappointed by the banality of the forthcoming details. If you have no idea what I'm referring to, I will now attempt to explain what a bunch of other people desperately wanted to believe, mostly for their own amusement. It's a good story (not a great one, but a good one).
On Friday evening, I started watching a movie in my living room just after 9 p.m. This particular movie was 184 minutes long. I didn't want to be distracted, so I turned off my phone. When the film was over, my wife mentioned that she had just received an odd, alarmist e-mail from a mutual friend of ours. I subsequently turned on my phone and instantaneously received a dozen text messages that ranged from the instructional ("You're on the Internet") to the inscrutable ("This totally makes up karmically for that time you caused Billy Joel to go to rehab"). I had no idea what any of this meant (or even what it could mean). But what had transpired was this: At 9:09 p.m., the managing editor of Foreign Policy magazine had tweeted the words "interesting letter" to his 48,000 followers, along with a link to an article published in the New York Times Magazine on July 13. What happened after that is totally bizarre and stupidly predictable.
It was an honor to be involved.
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Dutch rider Jeffrey Herlings was the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team's radar long before he got his first ride with the team at the close of the 2009 season when he finally reached the required age limit to compete in the senior class.
He joined the factory team in 2010 and enjoyed a spectacular first half of the season before a shoulder injury in Loket scrapped the rest of his season. His success continued in 2011 and he only conceded the title to teammate Ken Roczen in the second last race of the season.
Herlings had a golden season in 2013 winning 15 of the 17 MX2 GPs. He did not compete in the other two. His success continued through the first 13 GPs in 2014. But with 12 GP wins in the bag he fractured his leg. The Dutch rider mustered all his courage and determination to race in the final round in Mexico but the title went to his teammate Jordi Tixier.
Herlings returns in the 2015 season with nothing to prove and will start as one of the title favourites.
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- 1st GP of Qatar
- 1st GP of Thailand
- DNS GP of Brazil (injured shoulder)
- 1st GP of Trentino
- 1st GP of Bulgaria
- 1st GP of Netherlands
- 1st GP of Spain
- 1st GP of Britain
- 1st GP of France
- 1st GP of Italy
- 1st GP of Germany
- 1st GP of Sweden
- 1st GP of Finland
- DNS GP of Czech Republic (out injured)
- DNS GP of Belgium (injured)
- DNS GP of State of Goias (injured)
- 1st GP of Qatar
- 1st GP of Thailand
- 1st GP of Netherlands
- 1st GP of Italy
- 1st GP of Bulgaria
- 1st GP of Portugal
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- 1st GP of Finland
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This was really tragic and I'll say a prayer for your situation. I don't know the first way to advise you, this isn't my area of expertise. But I did want to say thank you for sharing because it gives others a lesson in what not to do, and what to look out for. Next time though, spare us the bleeps... it only serves to turn your situation into a comical one, when apparently, it is the furthest thing from.
God speed.
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You will always be tied to him while you are married. Being separated doesn't mean anything in a legal sense, except to a family court that requires an offical year of separation before granting a divorce. Otherwise... you are still married.
Heck, if you live in a communal property state and buy a car under your own name (not with his), he can still come by one day, pick it up, and sell it to someone else and keep the money.
The only thing you can do is get the Court to order him responsible for all of the debt. Once you have that, then you can take the court order to the cc companies and see if they will work with you. Sometimes they will, sometimes they won't.
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Army scores twice in third period to beat RPI, 2-1
Cody Omilusik scored the tying goal and set up Owen Meyer's game winner on the power play, both in the third period, to lift Army past RPI 2-1 tonight at Houston Field House. Chase Polacek had the Engineers' goal on a power play at 5:56 of the first period.
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River Rats' slide continues with 4-1 loss in Hershey
Pat Dwyer scored his second shorthanded goal of the season to give Albany the lead, but the River Rats couldn't follow up tonight and suffered a 4-1 loss to the Hershey Bears at Giant Center in Hershey, Pa. The Rats, who begin a three-game homestand Wednesday, have lost five of their past six. After Dwyer's […]
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Rats notes 'n quotes: First time in two years
Springfield 4, River Rats 3 (SO) A successful second-period penalty shot by Hershey LW Charles Lingley was the first allowed by the Rats since Oct. 24, 2007, against Syracuse (Derek McKenzie on Mike Leighton). The call by referee Chris Brown against Rats D Jamie McBain seemed marginal at best. … The Rats had not allowed […]
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Phantoms lose in Toronto, 3-0
Ryan Hamilton scored twice and Joey MacDonald made 19 saves as the Toronto Marlies blanked the Adirondack Phantoms 3-0 tonight at the Ricoh Coliseum. Toronto is the team current Phantoms coach Greg Gilbert ran for the past two seasons. Nic Riopel made 22 saves for Adirondack, which returns home for a Sunday game against Syracuse.
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River Rats lose to Springfield in shootout, 4-3
ALBANY — Chris Minard and Ryan Potulny scored the only goals in a shootout, giving the Springfield Falcons a 4-3 victory over the Albany River Rats tonight in front of 2,422 at Times Union Center. Minard, who played for the River Rats when they were affiliated with the New Jersey Devils, scored twice for Springfield […]
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RPI beats Union in overtime, 4-3
SCHENECTADY — Chase Polacek's second goal of the game with 3:02 left in overtime gave RPI a 4-3 victory over Union tonight in a non-league game in front of a sellout crowd of 2,327 at Messa Rink. It was the second straight Friday night that RPI has gone to overtime; last week, the Engineers lost […]
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Goertzen returns to ice as Rats prepare for weekend
Yellow seems to have become a color not of choice for the Albany River Rats. Four injured players — Mike Angelidis (shoulder), Michael Ryan (concussion), Brett Carson (wrist) and Steven Goertzen (concussion) — donned that color jersey this morning at Albany River Rats practice. Injured players wear yellow to indicate that they are not to […]
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Rochester goalie earns AHL Player of the Week
(Update: The Rats say they did nominate a player, but somehow the league office missed it.) Rochester Americans goaltender Alexander Salak, who beat the Albany River Rats 2-1 on Friday night, was named American Hockey League Player of the Week today. Salak's start against Albany was the first of three in a 48-hour span, during […]
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Rats' penalty-killing stumbles in loss at Bridgeport
Justin DiBenedetto scored two power-play goals — only the second and third Albany has allowed all season — to finish off the Bridgeport Sound Tigers' 4-1 victory over the River Rats today in the Arena at Harbor Yard. Nick Dodge got Albany's lone goal, tying the game 33 seconds into the second period, before Sean […]
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Rats notes 'n quotes: Goertzen sidelined
River Rats 3, Phantoms 2 LW Jacob MicFlikier, recalled from ECHL Florida earlier in the day, made an immediate impact, scoring the Rats' first goal on a rebound of Chris Terry's shot. MicFlikier was called up because LW Steven Goertzen suffered a slight concussion late in Friday night's game and also will miss Sunday's game […]
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hole spacing. I use the accordian piece from a old lamp to get even spacing for holes, bead roller beads, etc. I have a couple in my sheet metal tools box https://www.pinterest.com/pin/405324035185427349/ |
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deadbodyman | You know what would REALLY be nice.....interchangeable dies for our flanger/punch the ones that come on it are a bit small for a plug weld and too big for screw holes....those whitney punches are great for a few holes but for 50 -100 holes you just cant beat an air punch. I usually have double punch for a bigger hole. | |
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Another bonus tool that I find to be well worth the money is a Roper Witney punch. The "XX" And the Jr. For punching holes to screw or bolt a panel in or plug welding it in, awesome tools to have in the shop. Brian |
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Hey John, Thanks for the list, time to go shopping i think I'm just glad we don't have your rust problems down here in SA but i'm looking forward to your next instalment Cheers Darren |
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The First thing you need is a shear and a pair of RH and LH aviation snips. Cutting 18 ga is not easy without them. As far as sheet metal tools go, here would be my priority list. 1 Metal brake. If you can afford it, a 4 foot Pan (box) brake would be great. 2 Mig welder........ Obviously should be at the top of the list. 3 Shrinker/stretcher jaws.......Tied with the bead roller 4 Bead roller.........Tied with the Shrinker/stretcher jaws. 6 English wheel 7 Plannishing hammer 8 Slip roll 9 Oxy/acetylene torch Almost all of my tools are either home made or inexpensive imports but they work and get the job done. High quality professional grade tools are wonderful if they are in your budget but not necessary to get the job done. Good luck. I think you will find metal work both interesting and rewarding. John |
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Hi John, just had to say wow, this has been an education, i've just spent the last few evenings reading through your whole thread and i has given me the kick up the pants to attempt the metal work on my first project, just got to get it moved to the new house first. Going to start by investing in some metal working tools, what would you suggest for my first purchase? Thanks for your time and looking forward to the next 150 pages Darren |
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transmission hump Transmission (bellhousing) hump trimmed, fitted, and tacked in place. On to cutting out and fitting the toe boards. John |
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deadbodyman | Your really whoppin it now john... | |
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transmission hump Transmission (bellhousing) hump trimmed, fitted, and tacked in place. On to cutting out and fitting the toe boards. John |
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deadbodyman | don't cha just hate cutting your own welds....That's why I always leave them a little proud ,its bad enough having to cut and redo but not being able to find them really sucks...Is it me or did that go a lot quicker and cleaner than cleaning and patching the rusty stuff. It sure looks better. Man ,you really whipped them up. | |
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Work began on the center hump today but I really only spent a couple of hours in the shop so I am pretty pleased with what I got done even if it doesn't look like a whole lot. Obviously I made my pattern as I did with the toe boards and transferred it to the hump. I am not going to cut out the access hole but I did run a bead where it goes for a little detail. My challenge was to kick up the angle where it meets the transmission hump (dotted line). To be honest I was not sure I could move that much metal. It took about four passes through the bead roller with the tipping die and the stretcher jaws but it did bring it up really well. It takes a little finesse to get your angle right as well as the curve of the panel. Changing one effects the other. It just take patience to keep checking the fit of the panel and the angle of the transition until they are both correct. And here is the final piece. It is just held in place with a couple of drill screws. (Thanks Mike). Once I get the car trimmed for the panels I will roll a curve where the bellhousing hump and toe boards meet and it will be time to weld and grind, grind and weld, and......well you know. |
John long |
I agreed to make the panels, tack weld them together in order to show they fit. No welding, grinding, mudding or painting, other than Epoxy primer for rust protection. He would pay me by the hour and take it to his bodyman for final assembly, body and paint. That meant I had no responsability for the final outcome of the car, body work or paint. Also, I only had to do the fun challenging part. Now that was the perfect job but not something you can get to do very often. John |
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Host No. 3 Hamilton recorded a school record three safeties and held No. 14 Millennium to just 16 total yards in a wild 35-9 victory to advance to the second round of the Division I State Playoffs.
In one of the craziest beginnings to a football game you'll ever see, the Huskies and Tigers exchanged back-to-back safeties. Hamilton's Levi Sterling recorded his first of two safeties on the night in the first quarter, then Millennium kicked the ball out of the end zone early in the second to tie the score at 2-2.
With both offenses stuck in neutral, the Huskies' Morris Kroma finally broke the drought with an 65-yard punt return for a touchdown to give Hamilton a 9-2 lead. After Sterling and Juwan Jones picked up the Huskies' second safety of the night, Tyrell Smith punched it in from 1-yard out, Hamilton got its third safety and Sam Sosa hit Elijah Williams for a 57-yard touchdown to give the Huskies a 28-2 lead at the half.
Led by Qualen Cunningham's four sacks, Millennium (6-5) had no answer for Hamilton's defensive line, which held the Tigers to -53 yards rushing. Millennium's offense didn't fare much better, giving up 436 total yards to the Huskies on the night.
Williams finished with 108 yards on six catches for Hamilton, while Cunningham tied for the single-season school record for most sacks in a season with 17.
The Huskies (9-2) will host No. 6 Pinnacle Friday.
First Downs: M 9, H 25
Rushing (att. yds): M 27-- -53, H38-223
Passing (comp.-att.-Yds.-TD-INT): M 10-15-69-0-1, H 14-26-213-1-1
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I am having trouble sorting out my pockets lately.
I carry IWB. I also carry the following: Wallet, cell phone, keys, small leatherman knife(this is so handy it's not leaving me).
I have been trying to sort it all out with a weak side(left) assisted open type knife that I have. I don't want to use a clip on type, want it in my pocket so as not to draw any attention. But then I also have to deal with keys, wallet(back right pocket), and my phone. I like to also just put my phone in my pocket. And I don't really want to put anything in my back left pocket. I realize I could clip the phone on my belt. Putting the keys, cell phone, and leatherman in my front right pocket is a huge bulge that is uncomfortable. Having more than one of these items in a pocket makes noise and isn't really desirable. I'm not as much looking for logistical suggestions, although they're welcome. This got me thinking...
Does anyone that packs a gun NOT carry a defensive knife? I sort of feel that the odds of someone needing to use their defensive gun are quite small. The odds of their gun failing, or having to get into a knife fight(while packing a gun) are much much smaller. Unless someone gets the jump on you and tries to steal your gun I don't see it being used....and carrying IWB concealed virtually eliminates this threat. The more I think about it the more I think it may not be needed. Of course needing it and not having it, I know I know.


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We are in the process of redecorating our son's room, and he wants sports stuff everywhere. We finally agreed on how we would do "the change" but I'm stuck about how to affix mini-pennants to the wall. We've got about a zillion of them from the various types of sports, so they will be going all around the room. Any ideas? Seems like it should be do-able without making me crazy, but I'm all idea'd out! LOL |
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We used colored thumb tacks for my sons pennants, flags and sails. They usually just blended in with the color of the flag. |
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My son has several autographed jerseys that he wanted hung...dh used the stapler! It was awesome...and when we repositioned one, the hole was almost invisible...I am sure paint alone would cover it. |
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What began with "Hell Week" (See the video on YouTube!) ended in heaven for the La Cueva High School girls soccer team, which swept through the Class 6A state tournament without allowing a goal, capping it off with a 2-0 victory over No.1 Rio Rancho in the championship game on Nov. 8.
Appearing in the championship game for the 11th time in the last 15 seasons – with previous titles won in 2002, '04, '06 and 2011-12 – the Bears (19-2) put it away early when Jordyn Lacy drove home a cross from Kristin Connors.
Later in the first half, after Rams standout and heart of her team Mariah Baker hit the turf hard after being fouled, not to return, Payton Balduini scored on a pass from Alyssa Yockey.
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It was the third time the teams had met this season: The Rams had early bragging rights after beating the Bears 2-1 in the APS Metro Championships title game, and the Bears avenged that six days later with a 1-0 win at Rio Rancho Stadium.
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The boom in cyber crime is forcing criminals to go to great lengths to
recruit skilled hackers, says a report.
Some criminal gangs are paying students while they study to ensure they
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Others are cashing in on the glamour of the hi-tech world to tempt
youngsters into embarking on a life of crime.
McAfee said children as young as 14 years old were being targeted by
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Grand Valley State University exercises and promotes management accountability by maintaining and continuously improving its legal compliance framework and processes, and reporting on compliance activities. Legal compliance will be administered through a system of shared responsibility of designated faculty and staff and their respective appointing officers and vice presidents. The Legal, Compliance & Risk Management Division will serve as the coordinating office for communication about and oversight of compliance activities by the responsible offices at the University.
Senior Management Team
The Senior Management Team requests and receives updates on university compliance efforts, reviews the annual report on compliance activities, approves university-wide policies, allocates resources and ensures that the institutional compliance program is effective in promoting and implementing a culture of commitment to ethical and lawful conduct. The Senior Management Team is comprised of:
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- James D. Bachmeier, Vice President for Finance and Administration
- Thomas A. Butcher, Vice President and General Counsel
- Gayle R. Davis, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
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Under the direction of the Vice President and General Counsel, compliance oversight involves monitoring and assessing university-wide compliance efforts (including training and communication), assisting with risk assessment, coordinating initiatives of the University Compliance Network, ensuring compliance issues and concerns are being appropriately evaluated, investigated and resolved, and providing the Senior Management Team with an annual compliance report. The staff referenced above are:
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- Scott Blinkhorn,Assistant Vice President for Development Service
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Posted byon April 2, 2013 at 9:15 AM ESTPresident Obama unveils the "BRAIN" Initiative—a bold new research effort to revolutionize our understanding of the human mind and uncover new ways to treat, prevent, and cure brain disorders like Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, autism, epilepsy, and traumatic brain injury.
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Posted byon March 25, 2013 at 8:16 AM ESTOne of the many ways the Federal Government is contributing to the transformation of health care is by unleashing vast amounts of data from the vaults of government, while rigorously protecting privacy. These public data resources, made openly available in machine-readable form, include a broad range of useful information that fuel for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Administration Drives Release of Car Safety Data
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Winning Cities in Mayors Challenge Receive Prizes to Implement Innovative Ideas
Posted byon March 19, 2013 at 5:56 PM ESTLast week, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced the winners of the Mayors Challenge, a competition designed to encourage American cities to generate innovative ideas that solve tough problems. Proving that there is plenty of room for big ideas in a small state, Providence, RI, won the Mayors Challenge Grand Prize for its cutting-edge early education initiative.
Sharing Ideas that Work: How Technology can Improve Education
Posted byon March 15, 2013 at 10:27 AM ESTThis week, school leaders, researchers, entrepreneurs, and leading educational thinkers gathered in New York City to share innovative ideas about how technology can improve education. The gathering is being led by the Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools—a national center created by Congress and launched at the White House in 2011 to advance technologies to transform teaching and learning.
All-Star STEM Students Meet the President!
Posted byon March 12, 2013 at 5:36 PM ESTToday at the White House, President Obama met with 40 of the Nation's top scientists and engineers - all student finalists in the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search (STS) competition. Winners of the competition will be announced tonight at a gala event in Washington, DC.
Meet a PIF: Kara DeFrias
Posted byon March 1, 2013 at 5:19 PM ESTMeet Presidential Innovation Fellow (PIF) Kara DeFrias. Kara is user-experience expert who has worked on production teams for the Oscars, the Super Bowl, and TEDx. She was inspired to delve into public service, in part, by the Dalai Lama. DeFrias' stint as PIF was based at the General Services Administration, where she worked on the myUSA project.
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GROWING A GREENER WORLD blends the latest trends in eco-friendly living with traditional gardening know-how. The series highlights the diverse people, organizations and events that seek to raise environmental awareness and encourage better stewardship of the planet. GROWING A GREENER WORLD combines the expertise and engaging styles of veteran television host and nationally recognized authority on gardening and sustainability, Joe Lamp'l (a.k.a. joe gardener), with the "Most Watched Gardening Personality on the Web," Garden GirlPatti Moreno. Each episode contains one compelling feature story and one how-to segment for growing your own food, followed by a four-minute segment with chef Nathan Lyon (A Lyon in the Kitchen) who uses fresh-from-the-garden fruit, vegetables or herbs to create simple and delicious dishes. Lyon, a finalist for the 2006 The Next Food Network Star, believes the fresher the ingredients, the better the food.
Visit the Website: http://www.growingagreenerworld.com
Small Space & Vertical Gardening (san Francisco, C
- Friday, January 30th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
The Greening Of Suburbia: Lake County, Illinois
- Sunday, February 1st at 10:00 AM on KLRU Create
Sol Mobile Bus (various Cities Across America)
- Friday, February 6th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
The Power Of Worms
- Sunday, February 8th at 10:00 AM on KLRU Create
Behind The Scenes With Growing A Greener World
- Friday, February 13th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
An Organic Farm Changing Lives; The Center For Dis
- Sunday, February 15th at 10:00 AM on KLRU Create
Greenhouse School (new York)
- Friday, February 20th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Putting The Garden To Bed: Atlanta, Ga
- Sunday, February 22nd at 10:00 AM on KLRU Create
All About Seeds (mount Airy, Nc)
- Friday, February 27th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Organic Pest Control (philadelphia, Pa)
- Friday, March 6th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Aquaponics (oakland, Ca & Milwaukee, Wi)
- Friday, March 13th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Trees (atlanta, Ga)
- Friday, March 20th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Setting Up Your Garden: (atlanta, Ga)
- Friday, March 27th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Organic Lawn Care (potomac, Md)
- Friday, April 3rd at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Waterwise Gardening (san Diego, Ca)
- Friday, April 10th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Rooftop Farming (nyc)
- Friday, April 17th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q
Weedless Gardening (ny)
- Friday, April 24th at 9:30 AM on KLRU Q