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61  Reference, Questions and Help / Nuke Q&A / Re: steam generator primary side surveys on: Feb 18, 2007, 08:45
I'm just tickled to death when my RO2A gets back from the body shop and all the dents are popped out!

but but but those give it character
62  News and Discussions / History & Trivia / Re: Uranium abundence on: Feb 11, 2007, 08:46
Uranium is 40 times more naturally abundant than silver.

Concentration - uranium ranks 48th among the most abundant elements found in natural crustal rock.

It is more plentiful than antimony, tin, cadmium, mercury, or silver and is about as abundant as arsenic or molybdenum. It is found in hundreds of minerals including uraninite (the most common uranium ore), autunite, uranophane, torbernite, and coffinite. Significant concentrations of uranium occur in some substances such as phosphate rock deposits, and minerals such as lignite, and monazite sands in uranium-rich ores (it is recovered commercially from these sources with as little as 0.1% uranium).

Thank you wikipedia Smiley
63  Career Path / Getting in / Re: Newbie Questions on: Feb 11, 2007, 08:14
start looking through the forums...there is tons of information on what you can do with your background already available on the site.  If youve got a clean background youre sure to get in.  The hardest part is getting on with a company this late in the season, but theres always next season for outage work.  Just submit your resume to anything appropriate and good luck. 
64  Facility & Company Information / Idaho National Lab (INEL) / Re: Idaho National Lab (INEL) on: Feb 09, 2007, 08:57
Your best bet is to look into something in idaho falls....although be sure to check references and such I've seen a few not so nice things on the news about one local daycare but I dont recall its name. 
65  News and Discussions / Rennhack's Blog / Re: Vista & Office 2007 on: Feb 06, 2007, 07:04
found any of microsofts notorious first release bugs yet?
66  Reference, Questions and Help / Lessons Learned / Re: Booties and Gloves on: Jan 28, 2007, 10:08
Ok, Thanks Bat Man and Shayne. I'm most interested in just booties and glove, no lab coat. We have areas posted CA, that you could roll around on the floor and not get contaminated. Full dress is a pain, espeacially if you are just "looking"!
JJ Wink


I dont believe it JJ Wink
67  Career Path / Getting in / Re: hi and a question on: Jan 28, 2007, 07:18
then check out westinghouses site for the AP1000......google it and youll find some interesting things your first hit...and for theoretical check out what indias doing with thorium
68  Career Path / Getting in / Re: hi and a question on: Jan 28, 2007, 11:46
try to wiki it for starters.....are you looking for something thats still theoretical or a proven cost effective design? I would suggest looking into what MIT has been doing as of late with batteries and berkeleys got a wild little design http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/labnotes/1002/reactor.html .....get to googling!
69  News and Discussions / Site News / Re: Post your Resume on: Jan 26, 2007, 10:40
the two being merged would be nice....a nice clean interface integrating both would be a pleasure rather than having to log into another thing when youre already logged into one. 
70  Reference, Questions and Help / Nuke Q&A / Re: Nuclear Contraband on: Jan 13, 2007, 07:42
a sim is a subscriber identity module....depending on your provider you may already have one.  Its a little postage stamp sized card that sits under your battery that tells your phone what number its suppose to use.  If your phone is on a GSM network then you use a sim. In order to switch phones you just take your battery out, pop the card out, then place it in the other phone.  Heres a Wiki on it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subscriber_Identity_Module

The two most popular carriers with SIMs are Tmobile and Cingular.  Ive used my phone in europe thanks to the versatility of having a SIM.  I bought a prepaid card there and used it in my handset.  Sure I had an english number but saved me on international roaming! Virgin also has a SIM.  If you were to buy a phone online make sure its unlocked or you have someone that can unlock it for you.  I found those places easy enough to find in tampa or london for that matter but if youre in a rural area than you may have a problem so shop wisely on ebay or any website like price grabber.  I've always like the motorola phones currently I switch between a PEBL and the V195 and in the past I've also used the V300 whos newer equivalent is the V330. Those Razrs that are advertised  all the time are also a nice camera phone that has a model available that takes a sim.  If youre not on a carrier that takes a sim, there arent many options.  With sprint I had a phone that wasnt too shabby, it was a  sanyo....available in 5 different colors (i had brown) I dont recall the model number but still have it floating around somewhere so I can find it if you need it. 

Do note that Nextel does take a sim but its not your standard GSM technology from what I understand atleast.  Check with them if other phones are compatible before investing in a phone that wont work.  If anything you can still switch the card with other models provided by them but you may have to invest full price on a phone or find a nextel phone on ebay, craigslist, etc...

Hope this helps...Feel free to ask me anything else. 
71  Reference, Questions and Help / Nuke Q&A / Re: Nuclear Contraband on: Jan 13, 2007, 05:39
the v195 has blu\uetooth and works well its put out by motorola and takes a sim.  I have two phones one camera one non and just switch my tmobile sim between the two. 
72  Reference, Questions and Help / Instrument Q&A / Re: teletector parts on: Jan 02, 2007, 06:36
i dont think i need the entire assembly..but i dont have it with me at the moment to look
73  News and Discussions / Site News / Re: NukeWorker Bobble Heads on: Jan 01, 2007, 06:20
could they made glow in the dark? Wink
74  News and Discussions / Site News / Re: NukeWorker Bobble Heads on: Dec 29, 2006, 04:01
cmon ro2 all the way.....takes a lickin and keeps on tickin
75  News and Discussions / Rennhack's Blog / Re: FireFox & MSN bug Fixed. on: Dec 19, 2006, 11:52
wooohooo! people use other browsers besides firefox!?!
76  News and Discussions / Nuke Community / Re: A documentary film about you, nuclear workers on: Dec 12, 2006, 07:13
by the looks of it its grown on by now Wink
77  Reference, Questions and Help / Polls / Re: more psych tests needed? on: Dec 05, 2006, 08:06
You know thinking about it...we need to keep the unique people...makes going to work enjoyable.  Of course there is a difference between crazy interesting good to go for a beer with and crazy coo coo. They can keep those coo coo types LOL.
78  Facility & Company Information / Bartlett / Re: Bartlett on: Dec 02, 2006, 07:52
hay!!!  eye yam gitteen my sensitivities whompt awn hare!  hail, awl eye wuz dune wuz halpeen a poscibilly disgruntled poster.  tank hebbenz eric bartlett hast lernt two right sews everybuddy kin unnerstand.

Hey!!! I am getting my sensitivities whompt on here! Hell, all I was doing was helping a possibly disgruntled poster.  Thank Heavens Eric Bartlett hasn't learned to write so everyone can understand.



Translations by jesjenn....for all your nukeworker translation needs

79  Facility & Company Information / Brunswick / Re: Brunswick on: Dec 01, 2006, 08:42
next visit I want to request some of the ben and jerrys ice cream bars....Ill put extra in the donations bucket!
80  Career Path / Money Matters / Re: Unemployment Claims on: Nov 30, 2006, 08:56
When I filed my mass claim it was as simple as walking into one of the offices doing the paper work there, giving them my home address, and then going home and collecting the cheque.  I didnt have to file anything with florida where I lived at the time of the claim. Reinstating it was a jiff too, just called up and told them where i worked and boom cheque was there in no time flat. 
81  Reference, Questions and Help / Nuke Q&A / Re: Shoes on: Nov 29, 2006, 05:30
or Red Wings, fine US craftsmanship !

I love mine but only a few models come with a composite toe.....worth the money thats for sure!
82  News and Discussions / Holiday Greetings / Re: Lisa Rennhack on: Nov 21, 2006, 09:00
goodluck and Godbless
83  Reference, Questions and Help / Lessons Learned / Re: Modesty Garments and Civilian CLothing on: Nov 13, 2006, 10:42
last time I worked Braidwood the policy was that you provided your own modesty garments and scrubs were not allowed.  I consider my cheap cotton pjs purchased at wally world to be civilian clothing since they were not company issued. 
84  Reference, Questions and Help / Polls / Re: "In Situ" Pronunciation on: Oct 24, 2006, 09:33
ive found with us in steam gen work its in-si-too  but then again what do we know LOL
85  Facility & Company Information / Beaver Valley / Re: Beaver Valley on: Sep 26, 2006, 02:59
not bad not bad at all....ok so its a hike but so far ive been hooked up with a microwave and coffee pot when the room originally came without...counts high in my book!
86  Facility & Company Information / Bartlett / Re: Bartlett on: Sep 25, 2006, 07:02
(or more sucking up to cordinators for good evals)


ive found even if you were to save timmy from falling in a well youll still get a b on your eval somewhere.  sups get asked too many question if your evals perfect and too many if its lousy so everyone gets grouped into mediocre.  its a sad thing but ive seen it a few times and not just with big blue.  make the evals easier and we may just be able to go to a system where work is rewarded until then dont expect it to work, even if you are captain containment. just my .02 cents
87  Facility & Company Information / Beaver Valley / Re: Beaver Valley on: Sep 22, 2006, 09:42
dang! eye wuz gonna rhun dahn der an git my phaverette xlator an icy lite.  dubble dang!


mmmm beer.  cmon now we can still get dat beer wit me stayin der.  Cheesy
88  Facility & Company Information / Beaver Valley / Re: Beaver Valley on: Sep 08, 2006, 04:52
anudder won eye gonna miss.  dang.  itz bin a lawng, lawng thyme.  aisle rummage aroun 'n phine a icy lite 'n think warm thoughts of yinz.   Wink

Translation:  another one Im going to miss. Dang. Its been a long, long time.  Ill rummage around and find a icy lite and think warm thought of you.
89  Facility & Company Information / Beaver Valley / Re: Beaver Valley on: Sep 08, 2006, 10:10
ill be there aggrevating the hps LOL SG's here I come!
90  Facility & Company Information / Beaver Valley / Re: Beaver Valley on: Aug 30, 2006, 04:41
anything new come about? turns out Im going here instead...I've been before but trying to go the most economical route available!
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