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10th Anniversary Lapel Pins Have Arrived
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The pins have arrived and they are quite nice. Add your mailing address to your user profile and I'll do my best to get one to you. There are only 100 available and long-time members and regular contributors are on the priority list.
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SPED Meeting Oct 9, 2008 Hess Club Houston
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Last night Mr. David Smith a Project Engineer with Piping Technology & Products Inc was the guest speaker at the Society of Piping Engineers and Designers meeting. The topic, "Power Plant Pipe Support Design: Lessons Learned" was informative and well received by the Houston piping community. David shared lessons learned, common pitfalls, and innovative...
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Press Releases
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followup to saga continues
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I note that my 'story' shows as posted by "anonymous" submitted by "bbullough". 60; I am unchecking the "anonymous" and checking "bbullough". 60; Could this be a clue?
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Rants
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the saga continues
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Still have the same problems with access, not having buttons or hot keys on screen, or being able to see replies, etc. after logging in. Have updated Firefox twice and Explorer once. Similar issues both at office and home, so it's not a network thing.......
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Rants
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PipingDesign.com 10th Anniversary Lapel Pins
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I cannot guarantee that I'll be able to ship to all who request one, but post here with your name and I'll do my best to get one out to you.
Don't post addresses here, I'll be able to identify you if you've filled-in your info at your user account page.
I prefer the 3/4" gold version as well, that's what I'm going to choose.
Don't expect delivery for at least a couple of months - maybe around Christmas time.
Paul
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WTF is a Schnabel, Anyway?
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Is this a true Schnabel or just a heavy lift device?
Pretty interesting. How they navigate difficult areas such as under bridges, through tunnels and close to Grandma's house is pretty cool. Anyone know much about how they do this and the tricks these guys use to move massive structures?
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Photos
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What is this Thing, Part 3
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This photo was featured at the main PipingDesign.com page for awhile, so some readers might have seen it already. It's still pretty impressive.
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What is This Thing, Part Deux
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What is This Thing, Part One
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Stress Analysis
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