With > the die cast, you can mount everything on the “top cover” and have a solid ground. Like the > end plate on the extrusion, it’s connection to the rest of the box is questionable. You can > instead mount on the sloping sides and put up with it (which is my preference). > > If you want to go insane, most of the die >

." - Theodore Roosevelt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Brannon" >I know that many of you guys have websites. I am looking for > recommendations for software to create a blog/website to upload to my > domain > name.

Hall wrote: > >> Yes, these radiant electric cook tops are amazing! You >> cannot compare them with the old coiled-element designs. >I cant find the >literature on it and since it has an oven the numbers probably would not bear on >the question on what power is consumed by an individual burner or all three.

My top posting complaint is not because of one earlier post at the bottom. That is reference information. Typically, in the past, it was not uncommon to see top posting of five or six previous posts. This would then fill up four or five pages. There might be two or three such top postings for each issue.

I did not realize that there was also a website with its own newsletter. Here it is: http://www.ct.gov/deep/cwp/view.asp?a=2723&Q=585794&deepNav_GID=1655 Susanne Shrader birdgirrl@comcast.net

The COA website will be offline for maintenance beginning at 11p tonight. The interruption for the vast majority of Internet users will likely be for 10-20 minutes or less. Worst case it could be 4 hours which is why it's scheduled for when there is reduced activity. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Steve Morytko - COA web team

There are some limitations, of course, when compared to a full-on website, but we found it suited our needs perfectly. So far, I'm delighted.

Jason, While I am on the subject, I have some suggestions for the old docs on the website: Oncore_Users_Guide.zip: I would change the name to: UT_GT_Oncore_Users_Guide.zip since this is really what it is. In some documents it is also referred to as "TRM0003". M12 Oncore Users Guide Supplement v1.1.pdf: This should be deleted or marked as archive only.

I mostly just put up whatever I was able to scrounge from various websites & archive.org before the files went missing forever. Jason > Jason, > >While I am on the subject, I have some suggestions for the old docs on the >website: > >Oncore_Users_Guide.zip: I would change the name to: > >UT_GT_Oncore_Users_Guide.zip since this is really what it is.

The website’s URL is confusing as it sounds like it could be a law firm but isn’t as far as I can tell.