How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
04-04-2012, 10:56 AM
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I love this office sometimes. I cannot buy a $24 MOUSE with office supply money so I had to buy it out of pocket; I need an ambidextrius MOUSE due to nerve and soft tissue problems with my right hand.
Howver, we have funds to spend $1193 on 7 iPads for management, after we bought them $2700 computers about 2-months ago, $130 sleeves for those computers, $110 bags for those computers, and then because they were so heavy we needed $210 roller bags for them. ---- THE GOVERNMENT!!!
Howver, we have funds to spend $1193 on 7 iPads for management, after we bought them $2700 computers about 2-months ago, $130 sleeves for those computers, $110 bags for those computers, and then because they were so heavy we needed $210 roller bags for them. ---- THE GOVERNMENT!!!
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04-04-2012, 12:25 PM
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I'm left handed, and I absolutely hate mice that are anything but symetrical. Makes using one so much more problematic.
I'm also a computer operator, and have had carpal tunnel problems for the past several years. I'm getting worried because they are getting bad enough that I think surgery may be forthcoming.
I may have to learn to beat off with my other hand.
I'm also a computer operator, and have had carpal tunnel problems for the past several years. I'm getting worried because they are getting bad enough that I think surgery may be forthcoming.
I may have to learn to beat off with my other hand.
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04-04-2012, 01:24 PM
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with my fingers touching the spacebar of my keyboard, my elbows are both resting on the desk. i dont hold my arms up. and I shove my keyboard WAYYYY back.
I then slide my chair forward and lean back like a boss. i lay back at about a 45 degree angle.
never have back, neck, or wrist problems.
I then slide my chair forward and lean back like a boss. i lay back at about a 45 degree angle.
never have back, neck, or wrist problems.
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04-04-2012, 01:32 PM
That's a funny story. I never wanted anyone to pay for anything, just let me go to my sports therapist guy and get on with my life. Well, once HR lady saw that I was taking leave for this, she found some policy that says I must seek medical treatment for it. So that's what I did yesterday and of course the sports therapist was not enough, so I they made me visit a surgeon and guess what, I need surgery!!! lol. I will not be cut on for this, I'll just take vacation or something.
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04-04-2012, 01:37 PM
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with my fingers touching the spacebar of my keyboard, my elbows are both resting on the desk. i dont hold my arms up. and I shove my keyboard WAYYYY back.
I then slide my chair forward and lean back like a boss. i lay back at about a 45 degree angle.
never have back, neck, or wrist problems.
I then slide my chair forward and lean back like a boss. i lay back at about a 45 degree angle.
never have back, neck, or wrist problems.
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04-04-2012, 02:05 PM
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I can't get my chair high enough to get my wrists off the desk. I also have my monitor sitting on a stack of boxes so I can't scoot the keyboard back, lol. This kind of sucks.
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04-04-2012, 04:28 PM
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not an issue if you do the relax laid bax seat method. the top of my shoulder is about 7 inches above the top of my desk. eye leve is about 60% up from the bottom of my monitors--which are 5" off the desk.
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04-04-2012, 10:13 PM
went to my buddy's house whos an auto body guy, got to work. 8hrs worth of work probably another 2 tomorrow wet sanding and buffing.
Start
hammer time
after some more hammering, and some bondo
winning son
Start
hammer time
after some more hammering, and some bondo
winning son
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04-05-2012, 12:07 AM
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Boy, you work fast.
I just started into this little abomination today:
Found about 15 years worth of rust and one very crappy patch job behind a lot more bondo than I'd expected. It looks like they used a brazing torch to weld a plate over the hole. And I can't even imagine how the hole got there in the first place.
I just started into this little abomination today:
Found about 15 years worth of rust and one very crappy patch job behind a lot more bondo than I'd expected. It looks like they used a brazing torch to weld a plate over the hole. And I can't even imagine how the hole got there in the first place.
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04-05-2012, 12:55 AM
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My new CHRA:
The bearings and bearing races are made from M50 and the retainer from silicon-bronze for high temperature capability. The gas piston rings will be Inconel so they will also last forever. The only thing that will kill this turbo in the next 10-years is a foreign object or oil starvation. Its not experimental, it's standard issue in the TR30R rally car spec turbo.
The bearings and bearing races are made from M50 and the retainer from silicon-bronze for high temperature capability. The gas piston rings will be Inconel so they will also last forever. The only thing that will kill this turbo in the next 10-years is a foreign object or oil starvation. Its not experimental, it's standard issue in the TR30R rally car spec turbo.
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