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What I did today -instead- of Rocketry.
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Get a pizza stone to bake it on. make sure to preheat the stone before you put the pizza on it. I make the pizza on parchment paper and then use a pizza peel to put it on the stone & take it off. Here's a pizza peel I made.
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Vdutel
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Nice.
Thanks Greg.. Gibson makes one for $250 bucks... That’s too much money I can put to Rocket stuff..
Besides this ran $20 and time spent with my oldest Son.. Which is Priceless!!
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Replaced the underpowered PSU in my Linux machine with an 850W EVGA modular PSU. I can now run a full 32GB physical memory, no overheating problems on the CPU and otherwise improved performance. Next step is to replace the case and install the liquid CPU cooler I bought yesterday with the PSU.
dr wogz
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I added about another 2 dozen stickers to my hobby tool chest
Installed shelves and a broom-holder by the water heater, under the stairs.
Vdutel
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NateB
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My hobby time tonight got replaced by a plumbing repair. While I was making dinner. I discovered a leak in out sink. The culprit turned out to be the garbage disposal leaking out the bottom.
I hate it when that happens. And working under the sink sucks big time. Tough on the back.
Bathed the cat.
Fitted a dashcam to the new car.
Took my wife and a friend into the city to a show, partly to get used to the new vehicle.
Picked up dog/cat poo in the yard.
Now, hopefully some rocketry stuff (design review of a university team project).
Fitted a dashcam to the new car.
Took my wife and a friend into the city to a show, partly to get used to the new vehicle.
Picked up dog/cat poo in the yard.
Now, hopefully some rocketry stuff (design review of a university team project).
William Ellick
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Nice list of accomplishments! I would probably have stopped after giving the cat a bath! Although I do have 2 mini pigs that take a shower pretty well.
dr wogz
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shoveled ~35cm (~12") of snow
then took my car to an empty parking lot to "throw it around" and use the parking brake for its truly intended purpose!
then took my car to an empty parking lot to "throw it around" and use the parking brake for its truly intended purpose!
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Slept late.
Fixed breakfast for my future-XYL: French Toast and Bacon.
Went to get my hair cut and beard trimmed.
Came home and started reading Rocketry Forum.
Fixed breakfast for my future-XYL: French Toast and Bacon.
Went to get my hair cut and beard trimmed.
Came home and started reading Rocketry Forum.
Went to see Return of the Jedi, Live in Concert, with the NJ Symphony Orchestra. That's where the orchestra plays the score live along with the movie, which is projected on a screen above them. This is the fourth one of these I've attended, and it's great.
(Saturday) Tried to go the the MARS build session, but no one was there. Turned it into a nice day out: lunch wandering, dinner, and a movie.
ThreeJsDad
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Sent out resume's and tied some flies. I am hoping to hit the water at some point in the near future...UGH....The weather has been keeping the local streams pretty high.
dr wogz
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I tie too!!
Mainly streamers & wet flies.
Brook trout & bass.. (Bass hit anything!!)
ThreeJsDad
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Very cool !!! I am moving towards fishing for Smallies more as they are so plentiful down here. I am getting into the streamers and popper for the Smallies. I have been a tiny fly guy for a very long time. built this a few years back.
bibbster
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Started a new job. Finally!
ThreeJsDad
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Congratulations !!!
bibbster
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Thank you!
Repaired the cutting drive on a Canycom AWD brushcutter mower. #whenthingsletgo
I grew up in Duluth, MN where ice racing on the St. Louis Bay was quite common & fun to watch. Those old Saab 96's were usually the winners.
dr wogz
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My dad ice raced, although that was back in the 70's.. Mini coopers were the car then..
My current IT guy used to ice race, and that was back at the turn of the millennium. He organized the local chapter. But, wit eh warmer winters we've been having, ice isn't always ice.. (St. Lawrence river) and not always safe to have 20 or 30 cars on it.. (He tried to do it on land, but it then jsut turns into a mud race..)
My current IT guy used to ice race, and that was back at the turn of the millennium. He organized the local chapter. But, wit eh warmer winters we've been having, ice isn't always ice.. (St. Lawrence river) and not always safe to have 20 or 30 cars on it.. (He tried to do it on land, but it then jsut turns into a mud race..)
I've spent the last few nights piecing together a Tronxy X5S 3d printer. Hoping to use it to mock up pieces for rockets.
dr wogz, It was in the 60's & 70's that I watched some ice racing. Saab had just introduced the 96 to the US, the first FWD vehicle available. It became the car of choice for ice racing. I owned a 1968 Saab 96 with the V4 engine for many years. It was a great car and did really well on the snowy hills of Duluth.
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Hired some new inventory counters, then bought Chinese on the way home.
Got home and got Hot and Sour Soup up my nose. OUCH!
Got home and got Hot and Sour Soup up my nose. OUCH!
Heh, I had to laugh when I read that.
Reminds me of this local comedian's album from my youth:
(Saimin = ramen)
(Laulau = steamed pork wrapped in edible luau leaf)
