• 1. Marc Lacomare / Yannock
  La Nord - Janvier 2008





• 2. Arthur Bourbon / Jamur Vidéo
  La Gravière - Août 2008





• 3. Joan Duru / Jamur Vidéo
  La Centrale - Août 2008





• 4. Vincent Duvignac / Julien Salomon
  La Piste - Janvier 2008





• 5. Benji Foulet / Marylis Grimonpont
  La Piste - Janvier 2008

Voilà les 5 plus beaux tubes dans l'ordre.

Marc Lacomare repart avec une planche shapée sur mesure par SWOP.
Yannock est récompensé avec un Magnum de Champagne offert par Les Chais Dando.

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Le Vidéo Barrique Challenge s'arrête là, pour laisser la place au Royal Barrique 2008.
La Waiting Period a commencé, on attends le jour parfait pour laisser les surfeurs invités s'exprimer!

Restez au contact de la compétition!

New capacitors mingle with old resistors amid 42 year old wires coming from the power transformer.

"However sensitive and observant, the ordinary child lacks property and the capacity for sexual engagement; he exists, therefore, on the margins of the social contract."

Fascinating point... that was already sort of made by Mr. Rogers!

Watch it, it's good. The relevant part is at the very end, 5:08 or so.

Also, please enjoy AN AWESOME YOUNG-ADULT CITY-MYSTERY NOVEL IN REAL LIFE!! When the author says this reminds them of "The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler", they weren't kidding. Why couldn't my parents be eccentric New York millionaires who sort-of-accidentally hire a radical architect who sends puzzle-invitations to literati?! WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Hello folks at home, I was thinking earlier about something quite profound, it made me chuckle and sigh at the same time. It was about how we underestimate electricians. You see, electricians bring us electricity. They put in the wires that carry electricity through our homes, offices, and factories. They also fix electric machines. Without these workers, there would be no lights, no computers, and no TVs plugged into our walls. So today, let us talk about the complexity of being a hardworking electrician.

An electrician is a tradesman specializing in electrical wiring of buildings and related equipment. Electricians may be employed in the installation of new electrical components or the maintenance and repair of existing electrical infrastructure. How do they do this you say? Well I will tell you! Electricians start by reading maps (called blueprints) that show how electricity flows. Blueprints show where to put wires, electrical equipment, and outlets for plugs. When working on a new building, electricians draw new blueprints. Then, electricians put tubes or pipes inside the walls. They also put small boxes on the walls to hold switches and outlets. They pull wires through the tubes to connect the boxes and make a path for the electricity to follow. A path for electricity is called a circuit. Electricians also add circuit breakers, transformers, and other equipment to control how electricity flows. They make sure the right amount of electricity goes to the machines that use it. Electricians follow strict rules about how to wire buildings. After they finish wiring, electricians use ohmmeters, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes to measure the amount of electricity running through the system. Electricians also install wires for telephones, computers, and fire alarms. Sometimes, they use fiber optic cable.

In most countries, the job of an electrician is a regulated trade for safety reasons due to the many hazards of working with electricity, requiring testing, registration, or licensing. Licensing of electricians is controlled through government and/or professional societies. Maintenance electricians fix electric machines or broken wiring. Some focus on houses. They might rewire a house. They could replace an old fuse box with one that can run more appliances. Some electricians work in factories. They might fix motors, generators, and robots. They also inspect equipment and fix it before it breaks. They tell managers when equipment needs to be replaced. Electricians put in new electrical equipment, too. Electricians use wire strippers, knives, hacksaws, and power tools. Some electricians stand for a long time and climb ladders. Some work in dusty, dirty, or hot places. But others work in clean places. They need to be careful to avoid falls, cuts, and electric shock. They need good hand-eye coordination and to be good at seeing the different colors of wire.

As you can see, it is not easy at all to be an electrician. Not only do they have to work in a potentially dangerous environment but they also have to be smart. They have to do very well in math and science. Even after an electrician get their licensing and what not; they still have to spend 3 to 5 years as an apprentice before they are able to stretch out on their own. These are important facts we all must consider. When you are looking for a trained highly qualified electrician the best place to look is... you know this! That is right, repairfinders.com. Why? Because at repairfinders we only list the best in the industry, so not only will you get excellent service, and a hardworking individual, you will also get a reliable electrician for life. So why are you still here reading this? You should be getting free quotes from electricians in your area right now on our site! Until the next time, Jack

Pulling out the chassis, the Skylark is one clean machine internally. It's a pretty basic circuit with crisp connections and logical layout on a small, thin eyelet board. No transistors, no integrated circuits, just resistors and capacitors wired beautifully point to point, the way nature intended for guitar amplifiers.

One of the links that intrigued me was a post by a woman who wrote that sex with her husband has decreased in frequency because of everything that has been going on outside the bedroom. Her husband confided with a female co-worker about the woman's lack of energy and preference to snooze it off, the co-worker said, "Sleep is the new sex." It would seem that the husband was ok with that and told the woman and she's happier now.

End of story.

Not exactly.

As in some instances, the jewel behind blogs is not the actual post itself but the comments.

Please check those out. In essence, majority of the comments says the same thing: your husband will soon screw someone else if you keep on sleeping.

Precious.

(h/t Atrios)

Shot this summer as I was passing through the neighborhood and I noticed the strange mist coming from deep inside the tunnel, probably due to the fact this abandonned tunnel is mostly located underwater.

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