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Jan
but instead it's the inexorable decline of the nation
which they no longer supervise. . even their "star"
commentator Sharpton is chasing ambulances now.
the interstitial subversives in the big cities, primarily,
are leading now, silently puppeted by Valerie and BHO. -- j
Jan
the alloying atoms in knife blade steel occupy the
spaces between iron atoms -- chrome, vanadium,
molybdenum and nickel, etc. . . makes the crystal
lattice get all screwed up, so that cracks can't form
and lead to fractures. . so it's stronger stuff. -- j
p.s. good morning back at'cha, california!!!
Speaking of interstitial alloys...I tried to make a piece of pattern welded steel once. It looked like a piece of mouse-eaten cheese (OK - grey cheese, but you get the idea). I still have not given up on making mokume-gane someday, though.
Jan
https://images.search.yahoo.com/images/v...
I had never heard of mokume-gane, Jan! . lovely
stuff; reminds me of damascus steel, except it's
much prettier!!! -- j
I expect a disaster on first try, but it is worth a shot.
Jan
oven. . . . how can we do this??? -- j
I can see it in my brain, but I suspect that there is a huge gap between what I imagine and reality.
Jan
covalent = compound;
metallic = crystal,
right? -- j
might create some interesting crystal changes, then,
I bet!!! -- j
proof that my training was not primarily metallurgy!!! -- j
in alloyed metals. . has a computer program ever
been invented to try to predict the characteristics
of alloys which have yet to be tried in a crucible??? -- j
that its 2 liter engine was a bit like a formula one.
well, what an F1 used to be. -- j
the kilowatt DJ system {as far away as 700 miles],
dating, everything -- for less than $200 per month
including gas and oil and insurance. . whatta car!!! -- j
a quarter-million miles before #4 exhaust valve lost
its head in the top of the cylinder. . that engine would
spin its turbo up to a crescendo and pull the car like
a rocket engine. . put an 84 engine in to replace it,
and it's a wimp -- even with its turbocharger. . now,
she's out in the driveway resting, next to the 2006
baja turbo, another special machine. -- j
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/mos...
whatta car!!! WoW! . before its time. . sound
Must Be Fine!!! -- j
p.s. styled like the current corvette!
The reason for being for the congress and the government is to defend the property of the people. By condoning and assisting in the transfer of property from the rightful owners they fail in their primary legitimate role for existence. All those who do this are the enemy and must be treated as the enemy.
Moo to that.
Just to see her competition, smart as a tack Megan Kelly on Fox, almost takes my breath away. What a looker. Hard to believe she has 3 kids.
Hmm, maybe its not that hard to believe.
Believe I also heard her say her (lucky) hubby is some kind of writer.
[he is Doug Brunt] http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&key...
-- j
"They have to decide what they are. I don't think they even view it as television. They view it as a place to express their views, which happen to be all the same view. And so you've got one topic and 12 people [with the same opinion], and it's just boring."
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/in...
p.s. please be sure to check out the post on Fox's
dumb women::: this is the associated article:::
http://sandiegopatriots.com/2013/12/12/t...
-- j