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	Tin - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Tin is also used in solders for joining pipes or electrical/electronic circuits, in bearing alloys, in glass-making, and in a wide range of tin chemical applications.
		Tin foil is a common wrapping material for foods and drugs; hence one use of the slang term "tinnie" or "tinny" for a small retail package of a drug such as cannabis.
		Tin (anglo-Saxon, tin, Latin stannum) is one of the earliest metals known and was used as a component of bronze from antiquity.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Tin (994 words)

	Tin can - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A tin can, also called a tin (especially in British English) or a can, is an air-tight container for the distribution or storage of goods, composed of thin metal, and requiring cutting or tearing of the metal as the means of opening.
		The modern tin can is an elaboration of the invention in the decade of the 1800s by Nicolas Francois Appert; it became a consumer standard late in the same century, primarily in industrialized countries but nearly universally known elsewhere.
		The flat surfaces of rimmed cans are recessed from the edge of any rim (toward the middle of the can) by about the width of the rim; the inside diameter of a rim, adjacent to this recessed surface, is slightly smaller than the inside diameter of the rest of the can.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tin_can (861 words)

	The Can Makers represents the UK manufaturers of beer and carbonated soft drinks cans
		For steel drinks cans, a special grade of low-carbon steel is used, which is coated on each side with a very thin layer of tin.
		The tin protects the surface against corrosion and acts as a lubricant while the can is being formed.
		The clean cans are coated externally with a clear or pigment base coat which forms a good surface for the printing inks.
	www.canmakers.co.uk /education/how_cans_are_made.asp (631 words)

	tin on Encyclopedia.com
		The tin plate used in tin cans is an iron or steel sheet coated with tin.
		Industrially useful compounds of tin include stannous chloride, important as a reducing agent, as a mordant in dyeing, and for weighting silk; stannic chloride, for the last two purposes and to stabilize perfume and color in soap; stannic oxide, for the preparation of white porcelain enamelware; and sodium stannite, a reducing agent.
		Tin was known and used by humans at least as early as the Bronze Age.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/t1/tin.asp (787 words)

	Tin Can Candle Holders
		Tin cans can be used to make all kinds of candle holders, providing a unique touch to your home or garden.
		Tin cans can be cut, punched, painted, weathered and modified in multiple ways.
		One idea for the larger cans is to cut holes about half inch in diameter and attach pieces of stained or any colored glass on the inside of the can.
	www.expressivecandles.com /tincancandleholders.php (708 words)

	The Can Makers represents the UK manufaturers of beer and carbonated soft drinks cans
		Can lids, however, are still soldered by hand after the food has been put into the can.
		Developments in the improvement of the can linings are introduced to lengthen the life of the contents, using zinc compounds.
		Canned beer is introduced to the UK by Felinfoel Brewery in Wales, using steel cans with cone-shaped tops.
	www.canmakers.co.uk /education/history_of_the_can.asp (771 words)

	Spokane Solid Waste - Recycling/Detinning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Tin is a valuable metal, and the only domestic tin supply is from recycled sources, but it is a contaminant in high quality steel.
		Our cans are now used in a steel mill in a small enough percentage of the batch that the tin does not create a problem in the finished product.
		The scrap material generated by canmakers is only about 1/5 of the metal which goes into the cans, but unfortunately, most of the other 4/5 of the metal is eventually discarded.
	www.solidwaste.org /recdetin.htm (399 words)

	Can Central History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		This is the story of the metal can — from the days when it was laboriously made by hand in crude workrooms to the present time when high speed machinery can produce 2500 or more per minute in a single line.
		The metal can is basically a simple packaging device that performs extraordinarily well two basic services: Protecting its contents against the ravages of time and the elements and requiring no special precautions in handling since it is rigid and unbreakable.
		Canned seafood, fruits, and pickles were among the foodstuffs migrants brought with them.
	www.cancentral.com /history.htm (1234 words)

	Tin Can Candle Holders
		The tin can has been around for years, providing many different craft projects that can be made from them.
		Tin cans are often used to make many kinds of candle holders, providing a unique and distinctive touch to your home or garden.
		They can be placed on top of a table or hung from a tree or hanger out in the garden.
	www.rlrouse.com /tin-can-candle-holders.html (652 words)

	TIN CAN BAY, FRASER COAST, QUEENSLAND, DOLPHIN FEEDING, DOLPHINS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Tin Can Bay is located on the Fraser Coast in Queensland, just north of Rainbow Beach.
		Tin Can Bay is a very pretty place, with its main attraction being the early morning dolphin feeding.
		Tin Can Bay also offers dolphin cruises, allowing you to see the dolphins and the beautiful bay from the water, as well as deep sea fishing.
	www.australianexplorer.com /tin_can_bay.htm (275 words)

	Wlan waveguide antenni
		The can dia have to be between 90 and 110 mm, side and bottom must be smooth and direct.
		It can be made from tinned steel or aluminium which is cutted according inside diameter of the can.
		The waveguide antenna can be equipped with a funnel which increases the sensitivity of the antenna simply by collecting hf signal from larger area.
	www.saunalahti.fi /elepal/antenna2.html (1151 words)

	Tin Can Bay Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Inc.
		Tin Can Bay is a fishing and boating paradise located on the Cooloola Coast 2 1/2 hours drive north of the Queensland state capital Brisbane and just off the southern tip of World Heritage listed Fraser Island.
		The old town itself is built on a peninsula that protrudes into Tin Can Inlet providing safe beaches for families and calm waters for recreational boating.
		Where is Tin Can Bay on the map of Australia.
	www.tincanbaytourism.org.au (291 words)

	Scouting Magazine - November-December 1994
		Improvising a camp stove from a tin can is an idea almost as old as olive-colored knee stockings—yet many Scouts and Scouters have never experienced this brand of cookery.
		Two sources of heat may be used: a buddy burner—a tuna (or similar) can filled with rolled, corrugated cardboard and paraffin—or a wood fire built under the can.
		The stove can also be used as an oven, to bake items that require a short cooking time, such as a small cake or cookies.
	www.scoutingmagazine.org /issues/9411/a-tcan.html (1641 words)

	mrssanta
		The tin can image you will work with was one I did following a great tutorial by Pinkfly.
		One layer is the front of the can, then another blank layer for the cookies, and then the back of the can.
		This picture is displayed with the face hidden so you can have a good look at the area of red that will be removed and what will remain for her dress.
	pannsplace.50megs.com /tutorials/tincansanta/mrssanta.html (1448 words)

	Steel Markets: What’s driving the change in materials (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		In 1970, almost all cans were steel, usually tin plate, both for the pressurized application of beer and beverages and for much of the unrefrigerated-food-container market.
		Aluminum cans are not less expensive than steel cans, but the perceived value of the total system appeals to beverage producers.
		Steel cans with the aluminum-alloy top can be recycled; the oxidation of the top provides some of the necessary heat during steelmaking.
	www.newsteel.com /features/Ns9702f4.htm (5990 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Tin Can by Hostile Seventeen Summary: Vietnam-war Angel Fic.
		And even as Jack put the chopper down, in a bumpy landing that would have made him blush back in basic flight training, he was realising that, yes, the top of the hill wasn't jagged at all, it looked that way because of the broken tower, the crumbled walls...
		One man in all the world who can burn the demon out from inside a vampire and make him a mortal man again.
	s8219.net /BetterBuffyFic/Archive/fj/hostileseventeen-tincan.txt (9673 words)

	Christmas Time Together at imagitek.com -Tin Can Toys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Balancing on the tin cans, the children pull on the handles as they lift their feet and take steps.
		One tin can turns as it rolls along the ground acting as a toothless gear to turn the other can.
		Punch nail holes in the center of each of the cans.
	www.imagitek.com /xmas/crafts/tincan.html (185 words)

	TINCANMAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		His method was to fasten small pieces of metal to a sheet of plywood to create a picture, somewhat in the manner of a mosaic.
		The metal was often cut from aluminum or steel cans, and fastened to the wood by the use of brass or nickel-plated escutcheon pins, whose heads become a design element in the finished work.
		Thus, pieces cut from orange soda cans supplied the pigment for the leaping tiger in a piece that duplicated a vivid "Circus Poster." The rich reds of various brands of cola formed part of the robes of a life-size "Pope John XXIII" in a respectful portrait.
	members.aol.com /tincanman99 (401 words)

	How to build a tin can waveguide antenna
		A tin can waveguide antenna, or Cantenna, may be just the ticket.
		This design can be built for under $5 U.S. and reuses a food, juice, or other tin can.
		Ideally, with your can size, the TE11 cut-off frequency should be lower than 2.412 and the TM01 cut-off should be higher than 2.462.
	www.turnpoint.net /wireless/cantennahowto.html (1085 words)

	Tin Can Bay, Queensland - Online Community
		Tin Can Bay is a secluded inlet known for its eco-tourism surroundings.
		One of the many special features of Tin Can Bay is the regular visits of wild dolphins to the water edge.
		Tin Can Bay is a peaceful bay side town is well know for it's recreational fishing and boating pleasures.
	www.giveanaussieago.com.au /towns/TinCanBay.html (157 words)

	Tourism information for Tin Can Bay.
		So have a closer look at Tin Can Bay for your next holiday, whether you want to relax or get active you are sure to find it.
		Commences opposite the Library with the History of Tin Can Bay.Follow the pathway through the playground noting points of interest on clearly marked signs.
		These can be easily viewed by taking a stroll along the beach, hiring a 4 wheel drive or take a tour bus.
	www.tcbtourism.tv /tincanbay (515 words)

	craftygal table - Tin Can Lanterns
		From the ice you’ll use to stabilize the cans for punching out your patterns to the glow the lanterns will cast at your next outdoor shindig, this project is cool in every sense of the word.
		Now for the cool part - fill the can with water and put it in the freezer over night or until the water is frozen solid.
		A little 8 oz fruit can might do well with a tea candle, and you could probably put a short pillar or taper in a big juice can.
	www.craftygal.com /archives/september/table0900.htm (406 words)

	Tourism information for Tin Can Bay & Rainbow Beach.
		Here you will find the Great Sandy Straits, Recognized as some of Australia safest water ways and the Home of the Dugong or sea cow and the Indo Pacific Humpbacked Dolphins that can be hand fed in the wild at Tin Can Bay.
		Apart from wild dolphin feeding Tin Can Bay is also home to the Cooloola Coasts fishing fleet (a great place to get fresh seafood) and the safest anchorage and mariners on the Cooloola Coast.
		Tin Can Bay has become a very popular holiday destination and while you are on holiday why not play a round of golf at our 18 hole golf course or maybe a game of lawn bowls and do not forget that Fraser Island is only a short drive away.
	www.tcbtourism.tv (342 words)

	Port of Maryborough, Queensland, Australia and its Marinas
		You can see some aerial views of the port, or read more here about its location, its history, its climate, tides, and today's weather forecast here.
		Established marinas and related facilities for small craft exist at Tin Can Bay, at Urangan Boat Harbour, and at Maryborough City, which also has slipways and engineering works capable of servicing substantial ships.
		Tin Can Bay is a town offering some fine facilities for pleasure craft at the southern end of the port.
	www.dkd.net /pom (531 words)

	Fraser Island : Tin Can Bay house boats hire & rentals, holiday vacations Queensland
		Tin Can Bay is located north of Noosa Heads on the Cooloola Coast.
		Visit our Tin Can Bay tourism, holiday and local attractions page to view more on things to do and see during your house boating vacation in the Great Sandy Strait and Cooloola region.
		Make sure to visit and feed the famous Tin Can Bay Dolphins (starring Mystique, son of Scary, the first dolphin to frequent our shores), or see Pelicans, Dugongs, sea Turtles and a myriad of Sea Birds and other sea life whilst house boating from Tin Can Bay.
	www.luxuryafloat.com.au (510 words)

	Domestic-Church.Com: Fridge Art:Tin Can-dle Lanterns
		Food that can be cooked over a bonfire, or barbeque is especially appropriate for this feast.
		Any size of can is suitable, as long as your hand and a candle will fit inside it.
		A procession of candle lanterns around your yard or house praising John the Baptist as the herald of the Light of the World is a wonderful summer-time tradition and memory for the whole family.
	www.domestic-church.com /CONTENT.DCC/19980501/FRIDGE/TINCAN.HTM (582 words)

	Tin Can Phone
		Tin can telephones are fun to make, and they're a...
		Tin Can Telecommunications - Tin Can Telecommunications is an Australian company specialising in wireless communications solutions.
		Tin Can Vs. Voice Over IP - Yes, Internet telephony is neat, but is it ready for prime time?
	www.directhomephone.com /tin-can-phone.html (898 words)

	Tin Can Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		At one time passing steamers would seal incoming mail for the island in ship's 40-pound biscuit tins which were then thrown overboard to native swimmers.
		From this unique method of mail delivery, the island became known as Tin Can Island and the letters carried thus are called Tin Can Mail.
		Walter George Quensell is most associated with the Tin Can Mail since he is the one who began applying the numerous and colorful rubber-stamped cachets that later cover liberally display.
	members.aol.com /TongaJan/tcm.html (372 words)

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