 @ the weekend, which invariably they get here, ( the back of beyond) as its probably the reason they moved here originally.
Hmmm, that may be the skills of a sound editor at work ie. isolating noise and sounds so that the presenter, in this case 'His Norm-ness', can be heard.
Although I'm sure someone here who owns a Porter Cable may be able to advise otherwise...
The Makita 3612C at 1850 watts is 95Db, the nearest to that is the Trend T9, 1800watts and 96db.
The DeWalt DW625, one of my favourite machines is 1850 watt (now upgraded to 2000w iirc) and 101db.
actually is one of the noisiest at 104db.
This is based on how I take all of my readings for test purposes so that I have a consistency throughout, issue by issue.
I use a hand held decibel meter which is placed on a surface 1000mm away from the tool being tested before the power switch is operated.
Mind you, I do get what I consider unusual readings sometimes, where a sweet sounding machine is noisier than a whining one.
I'm no scientist, but I think decibels readings measure sound pressure the same way as your eardrum works, picking up deflection of the eardrum, or in this case, a diagphram in the reading spike on the meter caused by the sound wave so this may be it.
No doubt someone on this site can enlighten us all to the workings of the human ear, and indeed how decibel readings are interpreted!
Just reading through the thread again, the LO50E is a 900watt machine and is indeed quiet at 82decibels.
I was referring of course to the 1/2in collet LO65E, a beast of twice the power at 1800watts and a somewhat different kettle of lobsters!!
Blimey, you had me worried there, but then I remembed that it is quiet compared to others I've used, and was going to think of excuses such as a dodgy bearing or something.
The one thing I'd like to hear is a side to side with the Festool, to see if their is any noticable difference.This week, the ongoing beef between Drake and Pusha T has dominated headlines worldwide.
You might see the incendiary diss tracks, the salacious claims and the unearthed 'blackface' photos, and be tempted to call it the biggest beef of 2018 - but don't.
The two rap giants now have a serious contender: the Poundland vs Thameslink beef.
We are working out [how] best to help stabilise the service.
The sassy tweet, sent by an employee known only as 'Neil', soon began circulating online and quickly gained the attention of Poundland bosses, who released a furious - and, to be honest, equally sassy - statement threatening legal action.
We couldn't help but notice your Twitter team described your failure to provide an adequate service as 'Poundland' cooking chocolate.
But if we ever fall short, perhaps we'll describe ourselves a bit ThamesLink.
A presumably red-faced Neil then deleted the tweet, sending an official apology.
There's a lot to unpick here, but arguably the best bit is the quoted article which describes the "chaos and shambles" that resulted from Thameslink's timetable changes.
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My story is irritating since I jumped in to play with my spouse only to realize AFTER buying ss that I was defaulted to another server. Ofc zero tolerance for server changes. Whatever, still played on and finished story etc. Eventually get the itch to restart on spouse's server anyways but I am not seeing the first-time guaranteed 10x summon banner? Does anyone know if that is a one-time thing that's spent once you use it on any server? Or does it unlock at a certain point? I've the paid ss to use on it.

If it does end up being available, is it something that has a timer or can I save it until a S tier char banner shows up?

Thanks in advance for any input or even links to pertinent info (seems to be lacking on this game in general)

If it's still there somewhereBradford Council is using the latest mobile phone technology and a new mobile gaming craze to encourage people to explore the district and access its digital services.
The Council’s mobile app allows people to find free Wi-Fi points and locations where they can play the mobile phone game Pokémon GO.
This new update to the Bradford Council app features a map showing hundreds of Pokémon GO locations in the district.
Residents can also use the map in the Bradford Council mobile app to find 50 free Wi-Fi points provided by the local authority.
The Bradford Council app was set up in 2014 to provide access to Council services, such as bin day reminders and alerts about job vacancies or school closures. The app also has useful links for people to report things like potholes and fly-tipping.
Pokémon Go is based around geographic points and requires gamers to visit locations to play the game.
Hundreds of “PokéStops”, sites of geographic, historic or cultural interest, are dotted across the Bradford district.
Gamers are encouraged to find these stops and read about them while collecting items in the game.
The Council is advising people out playing Pokémon GO to stay safe at all times and respect people’s privacy.
People should pay attention to their surroundings and children should never wander away from parents or friends to ‘catch a Pokémon’.
Several Pokémon GO locations are in residential areas and it is important that players respect the privacy of others while out playing the game near people's homes.
Leader of Bradford Council, Coun Susan Hinchcliffe, said: "We are always on the look-out for new and innovative ways to get people out and about, enjoying everything the district has to offer.
“Not everyone has easy access to the internet so by making our Wi-Fi locations available on the app people can now find their nearest point to make use of online services offered by Bradford Council.
A good, basic recipe for making your own pizza dough at home, and this dough freezes well too! If you make it ahead of time as I do, all you need to do is defrost it the day you plan to make pizza. 
The dough may be kept in the refrigerator over night, in a well oiled pan, brushed with oil, and covered with plastic wrap. To use, remove and let warm to room temperature, and then form into pizzas as desired.
Special Tip: To quickly warm refrigerated dough; place in a microwave-proof bowl, cover with plastic wrap with several holes poked in, and microwave on “defrost” for two minutes. To defrost a ball of frozen dough; Microwave on “defrost” one to two minutes, let rest five minutes, then defrost for another minute. Let rest another five minutes then knead and squeeze to soften any lumps; let rest to come to room temperature.
An easy basic dough recipe for pizza that freezes well too!
Stir yeast into 1/2 warm water, mixing completely.
Blend in 1 cup of flour, mixing well, and then cover bowl and let rise in warm place for half an hour or so or till the starter is full of bubbles.
Stir the salt into the remaining flour, mix well, and add to the starter.
Pour in all but 1/4 cup of the water, and start beating by machine at slow speed and gradually increase to medium, or mix completely by hand.
Knead for a good 5 minutes, adding additional drops of water till as needed till the dough is smooth.
When it forms a smooth ball that includes all the flour from the sides of the bowl, transfer to a floured board and knead several times till smooth and elastic, and holds it's shape when bent back and forth between your hands.
Form dough into a ball, dust with flour, and place in a lightly floured bowl.
Cover and let rise till doubled, about 1 1/2 hours. To finish the dough, turn out onto a floured surface and knead for 2 minutes.
You may now use it by either forming into 8 individual pizzas, or divide it into 4 pieces, making one pizza for two and freezing the rest into 3 remaining balls, well wrapped.
Finally a pizza dough recipe that is easy to follow and basic.
How many grams are 2 Pkgs. Dry-Active Yeast?
8g in a packet of active dry yeast, or 2-1/4 tsps.
Cause in Bulgaria they sell it 7 grams a pack. Will try that dough!! THANK YOU!!
I just finished reading your recipe for focaccia bread and was wondering how this pizza dough recipe would differ if I were to use INSTANT active dry yeast instead of active dry yeast. Please advise!!
Hi Deborah, I was wondering if this pizza dough is for the New York style pizza or for an Italian style pizza? Thank you!
You can use it for any type of pizza. If you want a thin crust pizza, simply roll it thinner.import './generate-graphql-schema';

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