text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - experiences in Korea Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in experiences in Korea Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Culture View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message satyaJoined: 02 Jun 2003Posts: 1 Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2003 8:32 am Post subject: experiences in Korea Hi I have been teaching in Korea for 1 year and will be leaving in about 4 days. I have had such an enlightening experience and learnt so much about myself, children and of course, Koreans. Every now and then I send out a group email just to inform my buddies on all the new things I learn. One of my buddies thought I should post the last email I sent out here, and I think it's a good idea. So here goes. I hope u enjoy it. I tell you, you learn something new everyday in Korea. It's just so amazing that even now as I am planning to say my g'byes, I am still learning so much about Korea and it's people. Well, today a korean lady that I met at the gym took me for lunch. She speaks english quite well, since she studied in Malaysia for 10 years. She introduced herself to me as Fathima. She said that when she was in Malaysia they gave her a muslim name. Anyhow, so today when we go out for lunch, she explains to me that she is actually muslim and that her dad converted to Islam when he was young. He studied in Saudi Arabia and his name is Hajee Abdullah. Hajee meaning that he's been on pilgrimage to Mecca, and her mom's name is Amina and her brother's name is Abu Bakr. I was just shocked silly. The first muslim Korean I ever met. I mean, I knew there was a mosque in Itaewon(in Seoul)' but I just saw Turks and Morrocans there, and they not all that cool to chat to, cos they just wanna make passes at you all the time, so I just ignore them when I see them. Fathima told me that people in Korea do not know she is muslim. She said they would not understand the religion, they think it is about terrorism. So she lives as best she can here in Daejon, although she is the only muslim here. Her husband is kind of muslim, she says, since he drinks, and she does not teach any religion to her kids, since she wants them to figure out what they wanna follow by themselves. Yaw! Her dad is an imam at a mosque and there are 7 mosques in Korea and he belongs the muslim federation here. I tell you I was so amazed listening to a Korean say Inshallah, Sallam, shukran and what not(muslim terminlogy). I just sat there with my mouth open. So that is the first shock of the day. Then she takes me a vegetarian restaurant, a full-on veg place and won't u believe it, It's 10 min walk from my house, and here, I've been in Korea for 11 months and never ever seeing soya products. And this place has lentils and beans and soya patties and polony that u can buy and cook yourself. Murphy's law, that I should find this place, now, just as it's about time to go home. Anyway, had a really great meal today. Well, that's what happened today. Now, I have to tell you about some funny and strange things that my students have been telling me this week. As you know, some people in Korea eat dog. I gather it is a delicacy. I was however informed this week that, that is not the only strange thing that they eat.(we were doing a unit on what chinese eat). I thought they were going to be surprised but no, I was surprised since they didn't find it at all strange that the chinese eat elephant intestines and actually told me that it was good for people. In Korea, people eat pig's intestines, deer blood, snake alcohol and bugs. I cannot say that I have witnessed any of these things. But I have seen them selling boiled bugs at the same stall where they sell peanuts. Thank God I am a vegetarian, no meat is good meat. I just asked one of my friends - Michelle (korean)- if their is any truth in what the kids are telling me and she seriously told me that she has had deers blood. She said she had a sever headache and her mom made her drink it and she felt better. No wonder buddhists in Korea are not vegetarian ( only the monks are), it would clash completely with their korean rituals. This week I also did a unit with my 12 year olds on travel. They had to mark on their maps where South Korea was and then pinpoint where they would like to travel to. Most of them, wanted to go to America, some to Switzerland. However, one girl said she wants to go to Europe since their is no SARS there and another boy said he wants to go to N. Korea to kill the communists. Very fascinating indeed. I just had a class of 9 year olds and one of the kids asked me 'do u like sex?' The things I am learning in Korea! This place is definately full of surprises. Back to top U-jinJoined: 26 May 2003Posts: 46 Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2003 3:23 pm Post subject: So... do you like sex? 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Posted: Thu 07 Apr 2011, 21:55
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I certainly appreciate the hard work done by ttuuxxx. I have been using Puppies 4.31.1 [1] for quite some time. I use it to compile Wine. That iso is still available [2].
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Posted: Thu 07 Apr 2011, 21:57
Post subject: bring back puppy 431.
Subject description: request for "noram"
Hello group,
- Can test with 1-dell, 2-ibm laptops and a Ibm 300GL desktop, and some HP p4 and p3
- Like to Pretty Please ask, ttuuxxx, if possible - to have a Hdrv install use "Ram or NoRam" mode.
Thanks a Bunch,
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Posted: Fri 08 Apr 2011, 13:01
Post subject: get facts right?
hi don992, regards this:
don922 wrote:
What am I missing? In this thread, about bringing back Puppy 4.31, everyone is ignoring Puppy 4.3.2-SCSI 184.108.40.206 full older modem support.
There was a Puppy 4.32 project, but ttuuxxx replaced it with Puppy 4.3.2-SCSI 184.108.40.206 full older modem support.
Am I misunderstanding something? It seems to me that this thread is rumbling along without knowing all the facts!
This thread was started by Hideho and is about Hideho telling people and asking people about Puppy 4.3.1 and "bringing it back"
If the thread was actuall about Puppy 432 then im sure people would comment on it etc but its not, its about 4.3.1
So i dont know why you think people dont have their facts right as Puppy 432 isnt a fact that has anything to do with "bringing back Puppy 431. Using the same logic in your post, I could claim that people dont have their facts right because there is a newer Puppy 525 released now and ask: "Doesnt everybody realize that?"
Bringing back/ upgrading 4.3.1 upgrading it and re-releasing it is not doing the same as bringing back Puppy 432, just as it is nothing to do with bringing back any other Puppy version other than 4.3.1
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Posted: Sun 10 Apr 2011, 22:23
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ttuuxxx wrote:
Ok it looks like its a go for this weekend as a start,
I'm not going to use woof, I'm going to manually edit the sfs and build the iso's.
The starting base is
<-- iso
<-- devx
ttuuxxx would you consider using this. Bigmike has his first 431 based os called Bruno pup. http://puppylinuxnews.org/puplets/brunopup-for-good-looks-and-rich-media-interface-based-on-431/ His general idea is to make it user friendly out of the box. which in the most part it is. After talking to him he would like to update it but he did say if it was going to be as much work as Sickgut says earlier in this forum then he may not do it. can you look into Bruno pup and see if that may be a good place to start.
I dont have the skills to do allot of the things needed and i know if i started this project myself i would not be able to do it properly. due to how i am. so if ttuuxxx would like to do it great. but you do what you feel is best.
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Posted: Sun 10 Apr 2011, 22:34
Post subject: Re: get facts right?
sickgut wrote:
This thread was started by Hideho and is about Hideho telling people and asking people about Puppy 4.3.1 and "bringing it back"
If the thread was actuall about Puppy 432 then im sure people would comment on it etc but its not, its about 4.3.1
So i dont know why you think people dont have their facts right as Puppy 432 isnt a fact that has anything to do with "bringing back Puppy 431. Using the same logic in your post, I could claim that people dont have their facts right because there is a newer Puppy 525 released now and ask: "Doesnt everybody realize that?"
Bringing back/ upgrading 4.3.1 upgrading it and re-releasing it is not doing the same as bringing back Puppy 432, just as it is nothing to do with bringing back any other Puppy version other than 4.3.1
exactly this is what i am asking. but i did mention about continuing on from 431 track updating it and making a new distro like the pup431-puppeee-fluppy has been doing. i wonder if the devs of fluppy could provide anything that may help with an update of 431.
My original idea was to just see if 431 could have new apps for it.
one way could be to provide an update package that has all the needed libs for updating to newer apps. that can be installed or removed as needed. without the need for the lengthly process that sickgut himself says is needed. This is done with the now far removed pup Lighthouse. they provide an addon .sfs for the bass install with all the things needed.
this would be tha simple way for any 431 based os to be updated with the newer apps.and also it would be a great way to easily update a 431 install on usb. having a 431 on usb is a great thing. works on more Computers.
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Posted: Mon 11 Apr 2011, 12:00
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Ya know, all that's been asked is a stable basic occasionally bug fixed version of 4.3x software.
A year ago I went and committed all our comps here to "4.3.2 test v3", which was supposed to be just that. Nothing fancy, just a dependable stable supported version of 4.3x.
Then it was dropped. A supposedly long term dependable puppy linux had a life of about a few months.
And then a "new" 4.3.2 with bugs and new stuff was begun. Totally confusing same version number for a different OS. And so defeating the entire reason for the original concept, and stranding those who commited to it and believed it was going to be there for the count.
Okay so what's different now? Yet another bugfixed stable long term what --- 4.3.1? -- adding even more confusion to this version numbering system.
Will this replace one of the 4.3.2s as the latest and greatest retro for a few months until 4.3.0 comes along?
The point is, many of us want a stable reasonably secure system, not a system which requires constantly upgraded re-installs with different software, new bugs, different kernels, and a long period of adapting to our everyday use and hardware peculiarities.
Right now I'm trying to figure out just what devx I should use with our current 4.3.2 v3. Should I use the one from the new 4.3.2? 4,3,1? and which of the various devx's for those. Or is a devx for 4.3.2 v3 even available anymore?
Sorry, to seem negative -- I'm all for this concept of a stable 4.3.x and would be happy to support with testing as I have with other efforts in the past. But even here, again we are seeing suggestions for feature creep, and using confusing version number suggestions, and I think, yet another dead end for something simple, dependable and long term.
Okay, sorry, positive suggestions to move things in the right direction:
Get rid of 4.3.2 designations altogether, re-name those software efforts and call them Modpuppy 4.3x or something similar, since that's what they are, new puplets, not 4.3.x anything. This will prevent confusion with the effort here.
Now, call this new proposed version 18.104.22.168 or even 4.3.3 and for heaven's sake don't change kernels. And get Barry's imprimateur on it as THE official 4.3.x. latest.
Keep this as a
continual 4.3 lineage, not a bunch of parallel latest and greatest 4.3 forks, and not a parallel line of development to
5.x-10.x or alternative puplet software.
We will then have what apparently has been asked by many, and attempted several times already without real success, despite much programming effort already.
Keep the goal in mind.
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Posted: Mon 11 Apr 2011, 21:36
Post subject: bring back puppy 431
Subject description: barely a note ;)
Hi group,
A year ago I went and committed all our comps here to "4.3.2 test v3", which was supposed to be just that. Nothing fancy, just a dependable stable supported version of 4.3x.
end quote
- I've had similar circumstances in work environment so can certainly empathize, But believe that any work on Puppy is worthwhile, just like this thread has come "alive" it is going to spark interest toward the "V3" also, all of these 4 series are too good to be forgotten.
- Also wasn't this about the time the "Ca" host provider erased all the puppy files???, if I was a suspicious sole, might think it was MS behind a curtain pulling some monetary leverage strings. !!!Gosh we could by you some new servers, IF only this wasn't on them!!!
- If anybody laments all the poorly described names, lack of kernel designations, descriptions of what it does, comparisons to anything previous - etecra that would be ME, but as a "DUH" doze refugee-
It is a "Trivial Price to Pay" for the truly miraculous system of any PUPPY.
- However, at this point of time would probably vote to not rename most of the series, unless it includes kernel + full date of release- a.k.a.:
Thanks all,
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 00:04
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+1 here is another 4.3.1 fan. will be watching this thread to see how this works out.
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 01:11
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efiguy wrote:
Also wasn't this about the time the "Ca" host provider erased all the puppy files???
See my link on page 1 of this thread. Many of them have been moved there.
Also, perhaps Abiword and Gnumeric should be stripped from an updated 4.3.1 to reduce its size and to allow us to install newer, stand-alone .pet packages without the duplication.
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 04:33
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A total newbie view or perspective on doing Puppy 431.
I remember vaguely I did an install on an USB and it failed on my Acer D250 and the one that worked best was Fluppy and maybe that one are almost 431 but with more drivers and KILLRF and other things added that my Acer needed.
So if Puppy don't work on my Acer that is a much sold product then it is better to use Fluppy than 431. Fluppy also worked on my Desktop so it is a good OS that Jemimah has done.
So if there is a need for Puppy 431 then it should learn from the knowledge that Jemimah did put into Fluppy.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 12:20
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Nooby, I'm actually all for a 4.3.x bugfixed maintained version, and frankly don't care what it is called if it were actually available. I was being somewhat rhetorical, so please forgive the tone. It was more to draw attention to the topic than anything else.
I hope that something will come of this.
To be honest the ideal for me would simply be a completion of the first "Official 4.3.2" (v3) which has been very stable for a year for me, and reportedly others.
As far as I know it offers just what was promised: conservative main line traditional puppy, with updates, running on a range of old and new hardware, bugfixed, stable, using the official and popular kernel versions.
Well Barry mentioned I could release a 4.3.2 bug fix release and doing so will buy some time for 5 series to be released in about 5 weeks, At this point in time that is what I'm prepared to do and have started. I'll spend maybe 1-2 days on this and I won't be taking over 4 series right now but I'll build a 4.3.2 bug release based on 4.3.1.
The only thing lacking as far as I remember it was that xvesa needed fixing.
It seems that if it could just be "completed". we'd have just what is being asked here.
The problem is that the desire to "improve" gradually sneaks in over the desire to correct bugs, and off we go into a new kernel, and new applications, and new support libraries, new browsers and effectively, a new puplet. Yet another doggy with new fleas.
It's understandable, fixing bugs isn't glamorous and always suggests newer more exciting apps. But frankly new Firefox or Opera, or alternate app pups are a dime a dozen. I know -- I wrote one myself a while back.
Why a 4.3.x bugfix edition? I don't want a new puppy I gotta house train to fit in again. I work at my job every day with Puppy Linux, and my wife does as well, I want a well mannered standard dog, with a recent flea bath, and all shots.
There's always a CD RW available for some alternative puplet if the urge arises to experiment. But the HD is always going to aim grub first at a 4 series puppy, day in, day out.
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 14:01
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Vtpup sadly the Canadian puppy repository has shut down so no V3 seems available
V3 seems older than V2 below. April instead of September. Mayb ehe updated the older one later.
but I did find this one. Have you tested this one?
4.3.2-SCSI 220.127.116.11 full older modem support posted Sep 18 2010
Seems to be V2 then? What did TTuuuxxx change in V3 that is not fixed in this older one? I ahve a kind of pseudo scsi so that maybe works. I test it.
Sadly it has SeaMonkey in it. It should be like Lupu. That one have Quickpet and can chose the browser and not be dependent on what the Dev prefer.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 14:33
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Nope, that's the whole confusion I was talking about.
There are two very different 4.3.2's in existence. The one formerly on .ca (4.3.2 v3 also known as "Official 4.3.2) is the one I use and wish was finished.
The "newer" one you refer to as v2 etc. is a different animal altogether with different kernel, apps, etc, and many bugs mentioned in the thread. Also unfinished. I'm not interested in this one.
The earlier "Official" one is still available for those interested, or users currently running it and who need the original ISO again, here:
about half way down that page as:
checksum is 71aea85e9fd805b7e6d02ea3baa3d0df
Catdude, has also just helped me out in using that one, as he has indicated how to use an earlier devx (from 4.3.1) with it. So it is still very viable, from my point of view (unless you need xvesa)
I wonder if, Ttuxxx no longer wants to work on this one, if someone else with the devel skills might take it over in true Linux communal fashion, and finish it with a working xvesa?
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 15:11
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Edit after testing three versions of puppy 432
Even the one you did recommend. None of the managed to give me internet while Fluppy does, Puppeee does Lupu does and many others does. Wary does give me internet. Lighthouse Puppy gives me internet.
So I fail to support that we go back to 431 or use 432 until that is solved. And to have to shut down and pull the plug to repair that it failed to make use of the LAN card is too much to expect a newbie to figure out. Took me a very long time to find that trick.
My older text
I did not have access to that one. You could have linked to it
I tested two others those I did link to and both of them failed to get internet on my Acer D250 and both failed to play Mp4 and both of them failed to show 1024x768 which Lupu does they showed 1024x600 which logically is correct but not what I as user told it to use.
The worst thing with one ofthese two was that it turned off the Lan card so that SnowPuppy could not use the LAN either.
So I had to fall back on shutting down and taking out the power plug to the socket so the RAM could forget what the faulty Puppy has told it to do to shut down the LAN.
Are you sure that the one you have there can get to internet on my gear?
If you really want to know if it works on modern Netbooks then I am willing to try.
Edit. I go test it now to find out. Wish me good luck
I should look but my memory tell me that both Fluppy and LHP are based on puppy431 so are they not good enough. Why do you want plain 431 is not Fluppy plain enough? What is so bling bling too much about that one?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
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Posted: Tue 12 Apr 2011, 19:52
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nooby, I don't recall that this thread was opened to help you find a particular distro to suit your Acer netbook.
Rather it was opened to discuss a proposal to encourage work on a current debugged stable puppy4.3.1.
Saying you don't think 4.3.1 (or 4.3.2) should be worked on by someone interested in doing so because Fluppy works better on your netbook makes no sense.
Use Fluppy or any of the alternatives and ignore 4.3.1 refinement if you don't like that version by comparison. It's a big world.
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I have trouble cutting straight cuts on my cabinet saw. I start against the fence, but for some reason the sheet 'loses' contact with the fence after the blade. The sheet is alway s against the fence before the blade. The result is invariably a concave cut. Often I cut oversize and rectify the 'hollow'. A rip of 1 or 2 ft ride against the fence no prob, but a full width sheet wanders. Any ideas? I feel I should need only one cut. Thank you
Sheet goods will have an internal stress due to the outside edges picking up moisture. As the edges pick up moisture from the surrounding environment, they try to expand...get longer. They can't, so there is a built-up tension along the edges. When you make a cut, the tension is released, and you end up with a banana shaped strip.
If you are using a table saw and rip fence only, you will never get an absolute straight edge, as the fence just traces what is already there. You can probably produce a straight enough edge for most applications, however.
The only way to get an absolutely straight edge, is to use a sliding table saw, or a vertical saw. Make the first cut over-sized, then cut the factory edge off, the re-trim the first cut to the proper size.
I have used a vertical saw a lot, and the best way when cutting 24 or 12" strips, is to make the fist cut dead center of the panel (24 +/-), turn the panels so both cut edges are up, and make a second trim cut off the top. Now you have one absolutely straight edge on both strips to work with.
I would crank the blade all the way up and take measurements to make sure that the blade is perfectly parallel to the fence. Over time they can get a little off and cause that. The above poster has a good response as well.
I think you need to start at the beginning. True your saw! Remove the blade. Use a magnetic base & dial test indicator to check the run-out on the fixed blade flange. A decent quality saw will have less than .002" in 180 degrees of shaft rotation. Any run-out here is magnified by the diameter of the blade. Put a good blade on, mark on a tooth with a Sharpie. Raise the blade all the way. With the best most accurate measuring device you have, (digital caliper?) measure from the miter slot to the marked blade tip near the front of the table. Rotate the blade to the back and measure again. Should be exactly the same. If not adjust the table to the blade, if the trunions are attached to the cabinet by loosening the top to cabinet bolts. If the trunions are attached to the top you will need to loosen that connection and adjust (more difficult and more common on cheap saws.) Tighten bolts and recheck. Make sure the fence rails are straight and solidly attached to the table. Move the fence very close to a miter slot. Adjust it to match the slot. As a double check use a feeler gauge and the marked tooth, checking between the fence and the tooth at both forward and rear positions. While you are at it adjust the fit of the miter gauge in the groove. Beyond the scope of this, you might want to check table flatness.
The blade: Quality blades have been tensioned so they still run true as they warm or speed up. Not much on a 10" blade. Uniform tooth marks on the cut are good. Variations can indicate bade spindle bearings or a blade that has lost its tension. An evenly repeating deeper tooth mark means blade damage or poor sharpening.
About sheet stock: it isn't necessarily square or straight. That's why panel saws are used for cutting it. Some sheet stock has built in tension from when it was manufactured. As you cut into it that tension is relieved and causes the part to bow. The only solution is to make a stress relief cut on a panel saw or to cut over size and then attach a straight edge to the part to get a true reference edge. Then cut the 2nd side. If your parts are narrow enough you can cross-cut them on a sled.
A 10" table saw only has about 14" of table ahead of the blade and a bit more fence. Not much for guiding and 8' cut. But if the saw is true you should get a reasonable reference from most of the length of the fence.
Sawing technique: don't push too hard on the fence when feeding. It may have some flex and could cause a bowed cut.
Have you considered a track saw?
Really, I didn't start out to write a dissertation!
Last batch of plywood I got all the long edges were curved, and I don't mean a little. At least 3/16" of concave or bow depending on which side you were looking at. Not borg plywood either. Columbia brand. Had to use a track saw on every pc to get a straight edge. The first pc I cut sounds exactly like what happened to you.
I stopped using Columbia core plywood because it cupped so bad off the router. The parts would literally pop after pump released. This was a Birch B-2 plywood.
Do you notice that you have to hold your sheet really tightly against your fence for it to stay tight?
If so, it could be that your fence may not be running parallel to your blade. I lay a perfectly straight board gently against the blade, touching the teeth, not the body. Set your fence and measure to this board at both ends. The measurement should be exactly the same.
I don't use these "Board Buddies" much anymore since I cut most sheet goods on the cnc, but I used to use them a lot, they do work well on sheet goods. The downside is that you remove them to rip narrower pieces because they're in the way. They remove quickly and are easily replaced though.
I think it's most likely your fence is splayed outward from the miter slot. Could be the blade is splayed in the opposite direction, and/or your splitter isn't lined up with the blade. For me, the plywood itself would be the least likely source of the problem. I try to have it in my shop for at least a couple of weeks before using it, and I sticker the sheets so that it can come to equilibrium with my shop. Dense stacked sheets brought into an unconditioned shop and used right away can lead to the same kinds of problems as with solid stock.
Woodpecker makes a handy little micrometer gauge for trueing up a table saw. It slides it the slot. You true your top to the blade and then true the fence.
I use a track saw and cut off at least one factory edge of a sheet of plywood to get it straight. Most of the time I will make my cuts 1/8th to 1/4 over if there is room.
It's a lot easier than picking full sheets up and running them through a table saw.
Someday CNC. Someday.
Got some really nice tips here. Been gathering some pointers here and there before I start purchasing my own table saw. I admit I wanna research on track saws too, seeing Larry's suggestion, but I've set my eyes on one I found in a blog.
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Name changes aside, the basic engine and design of the package hasn't changed dramatically. It's a lengthy installation, especially if you decide to add all the extra tools that come with the package, such as WinDVD 9 Plus Blu-ray, DVD Copy 6 Plus and Steinberg WaveLab LE 6 Audio Editor. However, once installed you'll find everything you could ever need for editing and watching video.
On the surface, not much has changed from the previous version, as the layout is still fairly standard. At first it may seem a little daunting, but the interface is conventional in approach, with a timeline along the footer of the screen and control boxes running along the top.
Like Adobe Premiere Elements, if you don't want to worry about the editing process too much, you can opt for the Movie Wizard, or the DV to DVD Wizard, both of which help you get the best results using templates and very little knowledge. The results can feel a little staid, but it generally works well.
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When it comes to getting the best from this software, we found that importing video was simple, and rendering our edited footage was smoother and faster than in previous versions.
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With regions of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and West Sussex, and cities that include Brighton and Hove, Canterbury, Chichester, Oxford, Portsmouth, Southampton and Winchester (other major settlements include Reading and Milton Keynes), the South West allows caravanners to take in some of the most Uk's top tourist magnets. Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world and the Official Residence of Her Majesty The Queen.
The South West is also the location for a number of internationally-renowned places of interest ideal for caravanners looking for things to do, some of which include Cliveden in Buckinghamshire, Thorpe Park and RHS Wisley in Surrey, Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, Leeds Castle, the White Cliffs of Dover and Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, Brighton Pier in East Sussex, and Wakehurst Place in West Sussex with Windsor, Oxford, Brighton being among the most popular places for days out not only for caravanners but in the whole of England, with a deliciously balanced blend of culture, history and breathtaking scenery.


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Looking at Eurodollar IR options market data coming down from CME, I can see a whole host of options where the strike is > 100 bps.
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CINCINNATI -- When the Pirates concluded play before the All-Star break last weekend, you would have been hard-pressed to find too many starting pitchers dealing better than Francisco Liriano.
But while time off can do wonders, it can also be a negative for the creatures of habit that are professional baseball players. On Friday night, nine days since he last pitched, that was the case for Liriano, who gave up a season-high five runs in a 5-3 loss to the Reds at Great American Ball Park.
"They get in routines," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said when discussing Liriano's potential rust. "Not to make excuses, but that was probably the challenge he had tonight: repeating his delivery and holding himself over the mound before he went to deliver it. He was in a little bit of a hurry sometimes, so the command wasn't what we've seen."
Much like the Pirates, who enjoyed the club's best first half since winning the World Series in 1971, Liriano was stellar before the break, going 9-3 with a 2.00 ERA. He walked just 28 batters while striking out 80 in 76 2/3 innings and gave up more than two runs just twice.
On Friday, though, the 29-year-old left-hander never appeared comfortable.
"I think I was trying to overthrow in the beginning, so I couldn't have anything going tonight," Liriano said. "It was just one of those days when you can't get a good rhythm and locate your pitches. It was all over the plate, and everything was up in the zone."
The Reds got to Liriano early, as Chris Heisey hit a solo home run two batters into the first to give his team the early advantage. Liriano followed with three scoreless innings, but the only time he looked like the pitcher he was in the first half was when he delivered a perfect fourth frame. He walked four on the night while striking out four.
The wheels fell off for Liriano in the fifth, which started with a double by Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco, who did the Pirates a favor when he was tagged out trying to advance to third on a ground ball to short in the next at-bat. Liriano couldn't take advantage, though. Following a single by Shin-Soo Choo, Heisey singled to drive in his second run of the game before Joey Votto loaded the bases with a walk that ended Liriano's night after just 4 1/3 innings.
"The counts were deeper than he wanted, [and] he threw more pitches than he wanted to," Hurdle said of Liriano. "But as he's always done, he battled and battled and we were a pitch or two away of getting out of that situation."
Hurdle turned to left-hander Justin Wilson to face Brandon Phillips and try to escape the one-out bases-loaded jam created by Liriano. Entering Friday, righties were batting just .165 with 33 strikeouts against Wilson this season. However, the right-handed Phillips took the second pitch he saw from Wilson and sent it to left-center field for a bases-clearing double to put the Reds on top, 5-0.
Although his team already held the lead, Reds manager Dusty Baker said those four runs in the fifth were crucial.
"When you play those guys, you know they're not going to quit," Baker said. "We have to keep scoring and keep scoring."
The Pirates showed their resolve when they stormed back in the sixth. Starling Marte led off the inning with a home run to right-center field to put Pittsburgh on the board, followed by an Andrew McCutchen solo shot two batters later. Pedro Alvarez then fouled out to the catcher for the second out of the inning, but Russell Martin delivered his ninth homer of the season in the next at-bat to cut the Reds' advantage to two.
Unfortunately for the Pirates, that was the only time they were able to get anything going against Cincinnati starter Mike Leake, who earned his second win over the Pirates this season.
"He was varying all his pitches for me personally," said McCutchen, who went 1-for-3. "He really didn't throw me any fastballs. I had cutters, sliders, curveballs, changeups. We did have a couple good at-bats off him. Too bad we weren't able to jump on them earlier than the time that we did."
Pittsburgh put multiple runners on base just once in the first five innings, when Garrett Jones doubled in the second and Clint Barmes was intentionally walked to get to Liriano, who ended the inning with a groundout.
After the three-run rally in the sixth, pinch-hitter Travis Snider led off the seventh with a single and Jose Tabata later walked. McCutchen advanced Snider to third on a fielder's choice, but the inning ended on Alvarez's strikeout. Pittsburgh put a runner on in both the eighth and ninth innings but came away with nothing to show for it.
With the loss and a St. Louis win, the Pirates (56-38) dropped to two games behind the Cardinals in the National League Central, while the Reds pulled within three games of Pittsburgh. But on a hot and muggy night to start the season's unofficial second half, Hurdle said he was happy to see that his guys never quit.
"We responded after their inning with some good swings and some balls that were centered by us and barreled up," Hurdle said of the Pirates, who recorded 10 hits. "So it was good to see us bounce back."


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The fishermen were looking for a good spot to fish in a stream running down a ravine in Boulder Canyon on July 1, 1982 when they came across a horrific scene.
They discovered the decaying body of a young woman who was covered only by a towel.
There were 11 knife wounds in her chest and two in her neck.
Next to her right hand was a knife with a black handle. Tests would later determine that the knife was not the murder weapon.
A backpack was close by.
Boulder County sheriff's investigators were called to the scene near the 32000 block of Boulder Canyon Drive.
Identification in the backpack indicated that the woman's remains were those of Susan "Susie" Becker, a 20-year-old woman who was last seen by a friend on the morning of June 20, 1982.
Susan liked to hang out at the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder.
She often went on dates with two young men. Sparks were flying but not exactly the way Susan wished they would. She liked one of the boyfriends a lot, but he wasn't that interested in her. The other friend liked her a lot but she didn't feel the same way about him.
Friends described Susan as a free spirit.
She had grown up in Boulder and liked to smoke marijuana.
She was planning to travel to Idaho weeks after her disappearance for a gathering of the Rainbow family.
Raised a Catholic, Susan liked to listen to Nyabingi music, chanting and drum beats of the Rastafarian lifestyle.


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Futures are zooming on announcements of multiple rivers of "liquidity" (money) being pumped all over the world. The DOW is now nearly 500 points above its overnight low, below is a 5 minute chart:
I guess they need that "liquidity" because this just isn't enough:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The Federal Reserve, acting with five other central banks, took further steps Wednesday to make it cheaper for banks around the world to trade in U.S. dollars.
The Fed -- along with central banks of the eurozone, England, Japan, Switzerland and Canada -- announced a coordinated plan to lower prices on dollar liquidity swaps beginning on December 5, and extending these swap arrangements to February 1, 2013.
Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China also announced a plan to increase liquidity Wednesday by lowering its reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions by half a percentage point.
And thus the effects of the impossible math once again exert themselves, and it is the reaction to those deflationary forces that causes bankers and politicians to kill their own currency via their satanic desire to create inflation.
Sure, try "investing" this type of "market." And just who knew this was coming over the weekend? Graft and fraud is all I see, Hank Paulson is probably still spreading inside information. If you haven't seen the latest that exposes yet another illegal operation by our former Treasury Secretary, then please see this complete breakdown of the rule of law and then imagine "investing" against these criminals: How Paulson Gave Hedge Funds Advance Word.
The dollar, of course, is tanking – that is the plan, that everything you need cost more and thus you are taxed with every dollar earned and then spent. Bonds are down sharply too, oil is of course zooming, gold & silver are zooming (trade of the decade), while food commodities appear determined to choke life from the masses.
In other news, the Occupy movement is raided by police on both coasts at exactly the same time showing how the police are now coordinating against the protests. From my perspective the police are acting on behalf of those who finance them, not the public – thus our nation is truly dividing itself into a classic good versus evil battle – again, I implore you to evaluate your own actions and make sure they are supporting the right side of the battle.
Yesterday it was reported that Consumer Confidence suddenly jumped to its highest point since 2003, this coming from just above its all-time low? Hmmm… I smell something funny. Did "Consumers" really all of the sudden feel good about the economy with Europe imploding, the stock market languishing, protests across the country (and around the globe), their home prices plummeting, and a depression era job market? Sure, but remember, I no longer consent to the lies, so I don't have to believe it and in fact don't.
The Hypocritical Mortgage Banker's Association, who I hear is now threatening legal action against people who recast their "data," report the following manipulate you proprietary data which I happily recast as a snippet of reporting from Econocomplicit:
Thanksgiving is clouding weekly mortgage application readings with purchase applications down 0.8 percent and refinancing applications down 15.3 percent in the November 25 week. A look at four-week averages, which helps limit single-week distortions, shows the purchase index up 2.4 percent to offer another signal of momentum in the housing market. The four-week average for the refinancing index is down 4.9 percent.
Bargain home prices are helping to lift home sales as are low interest rates with 30-year conforming loans ($417,500 or less) averaging 4.21 percent for a two basis point decline from the prior week. Jumbo 30-year loans ($417,500 and more) averaged 4.55 percent for a four basis point decline. Thirty-year fixed mortgages backed by the Federal Housing Agency fell five basis points to 4.00 percent for their lowest rate since January. Pending home sales data, which will offer a look at contract signings for existing home sales, will be posted at 10:00 a.m. ET today.
Honestly, this data is so corrupt I don't know why anyone would report it – it should be illegal for private interests to report statistics on their own industry as self-interest reporting in this manner causes economic misallocation that can, and has, damaged everyone in the nation.
The Challenger Job-Cut report was basically level from last month:
Layoff announcements are little changed this month at 42,474 vs 42,759 in October and 48,711 in November last year. Government has been a heavy sector for layoffs this year as it is once again this month, at more than 18,500 with 13,500 of the cuts hitting civilians in the Air Force. Food, retail, and computer round out the month's next three hardest hit sectors. Layoffs in the financial sector have been mild the past two months but the report warns that contagion tied to the European financial crisis is putting US jobs in this sector at risk.
ADP, which is notorious for moving the market ahead of the Jobs Report, basically doubled the estimated "job creation" from 110k to 206k – this is way above the 125k consensus:
HighlightsI'm willing to bet this is higher than what the Jobs Report will come up with because November is one of the months in which they do a subtraction with their phony "birth/death" model.
ADP estimates private payrolls rose 206,000 in November vs a revised 130,000 rise in October.
While we're speaking of phony, "Productivity" and Costs were released with "productivity" revised downward along with GDP. Remember, the only thing we produce is money, aka "liquidity," the rest is mostly baloney because we measure our "productivity" in dollars, and just look at the M1 chart at the top of the page, that is all you need to know:
Somewhat in line with the downward revision to third quarter GDP growth, productivity for the same period was revised down to a 2.3 percent rise, compared to the initial estimate of 3.1 percent and a 0.1 percent dip in the second quarter. Analysts had forecast a 2.6 percent increase for the revised number. The output component was revised down to a gain of 3.2 percent from the original 3.8 percent. Hours worked were nudged up to a 0.8 percent annualized increased from the original 0.6 percent.
Unit labor costs were revised to an annualized 2.5 percent decrease, compared to the first estimate of a 2.4 percent drop. The market median forecast was for a 2.3 percent decrease.
Compensation was softer than earlier estimated-down 0.2 percent versus up an annualized 0.6 percent.
Year-on-year, productivity was up 0.9 percent in the third quarter-matching the rate in the second quarter. Year-ago unit labor costs came in at up 0.4 percent in the second quarter, compared to a rise of 1.0 percent in the prior period.
Despite the mixed revisions (some favorable, some not), the latest productivity report is still favorable toward a continuation of growth in corporate profits with output up and labor costs down.
On the news, equity futures were up strongly but on favorable news out of Europe and on a better-than-expected ADP private employment report
Uh huh, if you remember, I raised the B.S. flag on the Compensation numbers when this was last reported. Now they are reporting that instead of the +.6% gain that it turned into a -.2% loss… and that is with their trumped up measurements that are completely not real. I can guarantee you the 70,000 employees at bankrupt American Airlines are about to lose far more than .2% of their wages while at the same time the true evil doers are flooding the world with "liquidity." Track that… "liquidity" into the hands of the bankers, wages falling means none of it is falling into the hands of the 99% because the 1% use it to commit fraud upon the masses – that is the game afoot, which side are you on?
Meanwhile, and almost as if coordinated (cough, cough), the "Fed" in the Chicago area says that its index rose from 58.4 to 62.6:
The pace of activity in the Chicago area has picked up this month with the business barometer at 62.6, far above 50 to indicate monthly growth and well above October's 58.4 to indicate an acceleration in monthly growth. Leading indications in the report show significant monthly acceleration led by a nearly nine point surge in new orders to 70.2 together with a nearly four point gain for backlog orders to 55.1. The new orders index is showing is fastest rate of monthly growth since March with backlogs showing their fastest rate of build since April.
Other indications are mostly positive with production particularly strong at 67.3 for a nearly four point gain while deliveries slowed further in another indication of strength. The report's sample, which includes both manufacturing and non-manufacturing firms in the area, added to their workforces in the month but at a slower rate, at 56.9 vs 62.3 in October which was a six month high. Input prices continued to increase but at a slightly slower rate.
The stock market, moving to session highs, appears to be getting a slight boost from today's report which points to strength for both the ISM's manufacturing survey on Thursday and the ISM's non-manufacturing survey on Monday.
LOL, so quaint… they credit this phony data for moving the stock market, guess they didn't get the liquidity bomb memo yet.
And on coordinated queue, Pending Home Sales supposedly jumped (LOL) from 84.5 all the way to 93.3!! In the month of October! LOL Wow, talk about coordinated baloney – I guess President Obama must have sent the memo to make him look good.
Again the disconnect between reality and the spin of their fantastic lies grow larger. The math is clearly exponential, thus the flood of liquidity is required to keep the rivers flowing. None of it will find its way into the working class's pockets, the rule of law for them is dividing itself sharper against the rule of law they apply to everyone else. So sad, the revolution is still brewing.
I, Nathan Martin, no longer consent to the lies.


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Artist Terry Ververgaert transports the denizens of Springfield to the Marvel Universe, where most take on the identities of Spider-Man's foes. Poor Milhouse. I hope you at least got an upside-down kiss from Lisa-Jane before finding yourself in such a sorry state.
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