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Ironic that my achievements provide the means for so many a holiday feast, yet I dine alone. It is lonely at the top, but the view is much more beautiful.
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First band on, got stuck in a traffic jam apparently, arrived late, rushed on, played just two songs
The Kids Chilled Container Set provides you with a great assortment of leakproof containers for packing healthy lunches everyday. This set includes (1) 16oz Jaxx water bottle with agitator, (1) lunch POD, (1) 2-cup container, and (1) 1-cup container. Reusable ice packs can be frozen ahead of time and later snapped into the lids to provide hours of cool insulation. All components in the Kids Chilled Container Set are completely nontoxic, BPA-free and food safe.
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Save money on high cost foods with digital portioning. Dishwasher-safe removable stainless steel platform, selectable units in fractions, decimals or grams. Quick push-button tare/zero weighs contents, not the container.
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Save money on high cost foods with digital portioning. Dishwasher-safe removable stainless steel platform, selectable units in fractions, decimals or grams. Quick push-button tare/zero weighs contents, not the container.
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I'm reposting this old family portrait to give myself an added incentive to stick to my weight loss diet, and to exercise regularly!! I do want to be as slim as I was in this photo. Can I do it? Well, I have taken off 32 pounds. My pants waist size has gone down from 44 to 38 inches. Another 30 pounds should take me to my grad school weight and a 34 inch waist. It could have been 32 inches in this photo. Of course, I was exercising in the weight room on Kwajalein Island three nights a week with a good friend, Jack France who I met on Kwaj. Today I will start workout sessions on a multi-station exercise machine.
This photo is from 1963. I was a graduate student in Physics at MIT. I took a leave of absence to go to Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean with MIT's Lincoln Laboratory. Here I am with my first born son Jonathan. We are on a speedboat in the lagoon on the weekend.
This shot was taken by Kent Kresa, who was an MIT Lincoln Laboratory Test Director. It was taken using a German film camera, not a Canon digital camera.
I previously posted this photo on some Kwaj Groups on Flickr, I have tried locating the trailer we lived in. It was in a trailer park called "Silver City" that on the northeast corner of the island. It was built on sand dredged onto the reef before we arrived. I have thousands of my own 35mm slides from Kwaj that I took with the Nikon cameras and lenses from Japan that I bought at the army post exchange on Kwaj aka "Macys."
The boat was a "Boston Whaler." I just remembered these excellent boats were purchased for recreational use by Lincoln Lab by Jimmy Maripoti's Dad who worked for LL.
Another shot in this album shows a map of where we were. Kwajalein Island is in the Marshall Islands, in the Pacific Ocean. We were there during 1962 to 1964.
Kwajalein Island is on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands in Micronesia.
Random remembrances:
The MIT Lincoln Laboratory team I was on was trying to gain knowledge about identifying reentering warheads. We used radar and optical telescopes on Roi Namur Island at the northern tip of the Kwajalein Atoll. It was 60 miles north of Kwajalein Island. We flew there and back each workday on non-pressurized, non-air-conditioned DC-3 airplanes... Those Were the Days...;))
I took a Hebrew course on Kwaj as part of the University of Hawaii's extension program. My teacher was Steve London, an Israeli engineer who was head of the Martin-Marietta team responsible for the Zeus Missile launches on Kwaj.
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Aim — To come up with a packaging solution that solves a problem I always seem to face, cooking too much and therefore wasting spaghetti.
(Brief set on my degree course).
Result — A hexagonal prism separating the spaghetti into six individual serving sizes. The idea being the packaging can then be kept, refilled and used again and again.
More of my work available on my site here — www.nealfletcher.co.uk
ProBar Systems manufactures the ultimate liquor dispensing system. ProBar Systems brings the most reliable liquor dispensing technology and the latest in touch screen electronics to your bar and restaurant operation.
see website for more details:
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Oversized platform for RCP's dishwasher-safe digital scales for commercial kitchens.
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Save money on high cost foods with digital portioning. Dishwasher-safe removable stainless steel platform, selectable units in fractions, decimals or grams. Quick push-button tare/zero weighs contents, not the container.
ProBar Systems manufactures the ultimate liquor dispensing system. ProBar Systems brings the most reliable liquor dispensing technology and the latest in touch screen electronics to your bar and restaurant operation.
see website for more details:
For smaller bars, restaurants, lounges..control your bar's liquor, wines, draught beer, soda pop and/or juices with a liquor control system from ProBar Systems. Portion control for bottles plus full reporting of ounces or portions poured from a draft tap, soda fountain or gun dispenser.
rcpuniversity.com/rcpblog/?p=1068
Save money on high cost foods with digital portioning. Dishwasher-safe removable stainless steel platform, selectable units in fractions, decimals or grams. Quick push-button tare/zero weighs contents, not the container.
I'm reposting this old family portrait to give myself an added incentive to stick to my weight loss diet, and to exercise regularly!! I do want to be as slim as I was in this photo. Can I do it? Well, I have taken off 32 pounds. My pants waist size has gone down from 44 to 38 inches. Another 30 pounds should take me to my grad school weight and a 34 inch waist. It could have been 32 inches in this photo. Of course, I was exercising in the weight room on Kwajalein Island three nights a week with a good friend, Jack France who I met on Kwaj.
This photo is from 1963. I was a graduate student in Physics at MIT. I took a leave of absence to go to Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean with MIT's Lincoln Laboratory. Here I am with my first born son Jonathan. We are on a speedboat in the lagoon on the weekend.
This shot was taken by Kent Kresa, who was an MIT Lincoln Laboratory Test Director. It was taken using a German film camera, not a Canon digital camera.
I previously posted this photo on some Kwaj Groups on Flickr, I have tried locating the trailer we lived in. It was in a trailer park called "Silver City" that on the northeast corner of the island. It was built on sand dredged onto the reef before we arrived. I have thousands of my own 35mm slides from Kwaj that I took with the Nikon cameras and lenses from Japan that I bought at the army post exchange on Kwaj aka "Macys."
The boat was a "Boston Whaler." I just remembered these excellent boats were purchased for recreational use by Lincoln Lab by Jimmy Maripoti's Dad who worked for LL.
Another shot in this album shows a map of where we were. Kwajalein Island is in the Marshall Islands, in the Pacific Ocean. We were there during 1962 to 1964.
Kwajalein Island is on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands in Micronesia.
Random remembrances:
The MIT Lincoln Laboratory team I was on was trying to gain knowledge about identifying reentering warheads. We used radar and optical telescopes on Roi Namur Island at the northern tip of the Kwajalein Atoll. It was 60 miles north of Kwajalein Island. We flew there and back each workday on non-pressurized, non-air-conditioned DC-3 airplanes... Those Were the Days...;))
I took a Hebrew course on Kwaj as part of the University of Hawaii's extension program. My teacher was Steve London, an Israeli engineer who was head of the Martin-Marietta team responsible for the Zeus Missile launches on Kwaj.
ProBar Systems manufactures the ultimate liquor dispensing system. ProBar Systems brings the most reliable liquor dispensing technology and the latest in touch screen electronics to your home bar or restaurant operation.
see website for more details:
rcpuniversity.com/rcpblog/?p=1068
RCP's premium digital scales are dishwasher safe and provide accurate, easy-to-read weights.