:D Thank you. I may be doing it Friday morning, because I'll have to rent a truck from U-Haul or Home Depot if nobody has one I can use, and I won't be able to keep them out for too long on Thursday night, which just adds stress.
Tell me about it. I'd hate to have to include packing co-efficients depending on the shape and characteristic length of whatever we are trying to measure.
I've also heard of a chicken pump, that pumps whole plucked chickens (in water of course) through a processing plant. As it is cheaper to do it that way than some kind of conveyer belt system.
The engineering version is "Procure chocolate chips with an eccentricity no greater than 0.2" . . . no sense wasting money getting the tolerances any tighter than they need to be.
Ingredient 8's calcium carbonate shipping jacket must be deintegrated from its collagen contents, and only the collagenic portion is to be introduced into the reactor vessel--the carbonate jacket is discarded. As the jacket removal process is painstaking and error-prone, a separate procedure should be referenced at the appropriate point in the procedure flow.
Ingredient 9 is available as a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) product in several widely-varying form factors. Further physical specification is required.
Ingredient 10 is also insufficiently specified. "Legume" is an inadvisably broad term, encompassing multiple species of plant with widely varying physical, chemical, and gustatory properties.
Recommend parts list and procedure steps both be revised per above and resubmitted to the Managerial Review Board after approval by the Peer Review Board.
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Weight measurements are usually more efficient than volumetric ones (at least for solids) anyway, and efficiency is always desirable!
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What time are you arriving in DFW/at the con?
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Yes, I will help you with art show setup if I'm not otherwise engaged.
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;-)
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I've also heard of a chicken pump, that pumps whole plucked chickens (in water of course) through a processing plant. As it is cheaper to do it that way than some kind of conveyer belt system.
its just funny thinking about chicken pumps.
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Taco Pump Sale
Circulators for hot water, solar, boilers, chillers, water towers
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The engineering version is "Procure chocolate chips with an eccentricity no greater than 0.2" . . . no sense wasting money getting the tolerances any tighter than they need to be.
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Ingredient 8's calcium carbonate shipping jacket must be deintegrated from its collagen contents, and only the collagenic portion is to be introduced into the reactor vessel--the carbonate jacket is discarded. As the jacket removal process is painstaking and error-prone, a separate procedure should be referenced at the appropriate point in the procedure flow.
Ingredient 9 is available as a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) product in several widely-varying form factors. Further physical specification is required.
Ingredient 10 is also insufficiently specified. "Legume" is an inadvisably broad term, encompassing multiple species of plant with widely varying physical, chemical, and gustatory properties.
Recommend parts list and procedure steps both be revised per above and resubmitted to the Managerial Review Board after approval by the Peer Review Board.
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My.
Gods.
I couldn't bake before......I sure as HELL can't bake now.
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