A half-hour radiodrama series produced in Minnesota, specializing in satire and horror. It was originally produced at KUOM-AM (770 Radio K) in Minneapolis between 1994 and 1997. We haven't done any scientific tests or anything, but we're pretty sure that it was the funniest and scariest comedy and horror radio-drama anthology series ever produced on KUOM-AM from 1994 to 1997.

Threads' home station is KUOM-AM (Radio K) in Minneapolis, which is currently airing the show at 9pm on Wednesdays. The original run of 39 episodes was syndicated on public-radio and college stations across the U.S. and Canada, thanks to the arcane magic of satellite transmission and the even more arcane magic of sending boxes of cassettes through the mail. Thus we fulfilled a lifelong dream to annoy people thousands of miles away. We were played on these and other radio stations:

This may be caused by pulling too much weft out of the boat shuttle before throwing it, which leaves the weft loose at the selvages. If your wefts at the selvage are too loose, there will be little take up in the warp threads. You can prevent this by not pulling extra thread out of the boat shuttle before throwing it. With rug weaving, it also can be the result of not pulling the weft tight enough at the selvage. You will need to use a temple to prevent the weaving from narrowing.

Many millions of zinc parts are held together by screws with no problem at all. Because zinc has a low coefficient of friction it is often useful to use either a "star" washer or to serrate the underside of the screw head to prevent it unscrewing, particularly if the parts are subject to vibration. If the design requires maintaining a minimum tensile stress in the screw and temperatures are likely to be above 1500 F, there is a possibility that stress relaxation could occur.

Send it back to Eagle or have someone who can solder the jack back on fix it for you. This would only take a couple of minutes. Back to Top | Back to FAQ

NO, the auger sets in a "T" slot groove in the back of the shaft and may have slid forward just enough to come out of that slot. If you turn the Auger in a circular motion while pushing in back in you will feel it slide into that "T" slot coupler and then you will not be able to turn the auger by hand anymore.

ADB) Very shortly, threads are "lightweight" processes (see the definition of a process in the Linux Kernel book) that can run in parallel. This is a lot different from standard UNIX processes that are scheduled and run in sequential fashion. More threads information can be found here or in the excellent Linux Parallel Processing HOWTO by Professor Hank Dietz. REG) When people talk about threads, they usually mean kernel threads i.e. threads that can be scheduled by the kernel.

Posts are the individual questions or replies that people submit and threads are the series of posts in reply to the original post or question.

Is your post the kind that invites a discussion? [This refers to the content itself. You don't have to write "Please discuss" after your post. These are discussion forums, and everyone knows that.] There are plenty of good posts that are read and appreciated without the need for commenting. In fact, it's probably better not to post if all you're going to write is "me too." Have patience. Members will notice you if you're posting quality threads.

Not reading relevant materials or attending self-development investment/financial planning seminar like those of the Institute of Financial Planning.

This is a collection of the quesions people most commonly ask me. Perhaps you were wondering about these topics yourself, but "didn't want pry." I hope this page helps satisfy any lingering curiousity you may have! :)

Erm... sorry about that, this is just a proof-of-concept page and it isn't really production quality. Also this project is hosted on a cheap webhost so may go off from time-to-time. I'm afraid that there are no guarantees that any old threads will be available as betfair may delete them at any point, offhand I don't know their schedule. This project doesn't check for actual thread existence but may do in the future. I can assure you that I'm not.

Yes! One of CrossMagic's features is that you can enter as many types of materials (threads, beads, etc) that you like. To add a new Material Type just go into the Materials window and click on the "Add Type" button at the top of that window and you'll be asked to enter a Material Type and Description (i.e. the Material Type you enter may be "NN" and the Description may be "Needle Necessities").