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Xen posted a topic in User CreationsWanted to have this up much sooner but really wanted to have at least 1 complete building in survival to show and that took longer than I expected. So started 79.10 early Nov and this is my progress so far. (Due to the pic limit this will take up more than 1 post.) First Night I hid out on this island decided it be cool to have an island beach house. First Shelter It's so tiny, have a few large vessels (You can see my vessel with fresh water) and a firepit in there. 2nd Shelter At this point I've designed my beach house in creative using the woods available (Hickory/WhiteElm/Chestnut/Aspen/Sequoia) Main building is Aspen with Hickory Planks and Logs. Sometime around now I've also designed a blacksmith in creative and I really want to get that going. I also had the brilliant idea to use my SSP seed and start a new creative world so I can work out a location for barn & pastures for the animals. Blacksmith Outline Shoreline I'm standing on the wall of the beach house looking back over the land. You can see the outline for the blacksmith and the start of barn. At this point I'm into my 2nd game year and I really want new trees especially for the blacksmith as I'd love to use Douglas Fir & Birch. So lots of exploring is had and... PIGSPLOSION! I find Pine/Ash/Birch/White Cedar and decide I can use the pine in place of the Douglas so back to construction. Blacksmith You know what would be great for more storage, a basement. Didn't think of that in my creative world design. Also start on a red and white barn, you can see the island/beach house in the background at this point I've completely stop construction on it. Barn A lot of in game time has passed we're in the 3rd year I've gone exploring again and... DOUGLAS FIR! (That pig is so dead, got to close to the wild wolves.) Somewhere I also decided I want to build the beach house out of White Elm and Willow so start on a design in creative. Which means I need to remove the Aspen house I had been working on but I'll need somewhere to move. Time to stop slacking and get that blacksmith done. Little bit of barn progress
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iblt posted a topic in User CreationsHi guys, here are some screenshots from my YouTube series. The house has a loft area, a dormer, an attic, kitchen, living room with fireplace, basement, bedroom, and work area. In this series I don't build it if it doesn't look real. Check out the series for inside looks of other builds in use like an outhouse, a five pit kiln, barn, forge room, pig sty, and more. http://imgur.com/a/JlWOC#0


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Some of the biggest names in the literary world have entered their works in the prestigious Edge Hill University's Short Story Prize 2011.
The unique accolade, now in its fifth year, is the UK's only literary award that recognises a published collection of short stories and has attracted entries from a number of distinguished writers and newcomers all competing for the winning title.
This year's long-list has on it an impressive range of award-winning writers, including well-known short story authors Helen Simpson, Michele Roberts and James Kelman. They are against newcomers such as Roshi Fernando and Tom Vowler who already have prizes under their belts. Also on the list are several doctors, a librarian, a former bus driver and a former debt advisor.
Jeremy Dyson, the 2010 winner of the Edge Hill Short Story Prize and who is on the judging panel for this year's awards, said: "The variety of work that has been submitted this year is very impressive, and I am sure it is going to be very difficult to whittle it down to a shortlist, let alone to pick a winner. Having won the prize last year, I appreciate how much this prize can mean for a writer
"I'd just like to thank Edge Hill for running this award, it is hugely important and highlights that the short story is publishable and it is popular. It is the oldest form of writing and I hope that people recognise and celebrate this."
Names on the long-list are as follows:
- Martin Bax – Memoirs of a Gone World (Salt Publishing). The world-renowned Consultant Paediatrician lives in London and, in addition to his medical career, is editor of the long-running literary journal Ambit which he founded.
- Alan Beard – You Don't Have to Say (Tindal Street Press). The librarian from Birmingham City University has had the bug for writing from the age of nine and recently had his second collection published to rave reviews.
- Peter Bromley – Sky Light and Other Stories (Biscuit). Winner of the Biscuit International Short Fiction Prize in 2009, he walks, writes and runs in North Northumberland.
- Jo Cannon – Insignificant Gestures (Pewter Rose Press). The doctor from Essex initially joined a reflective writing group for medics and has just had her debut collection published.
- Roshi Fernando – Homesick (Impress Books). The London writer won the 2009 Impress Prize for New Writers. She is also on the long-list for the Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award 2011.
- David Gaffney – The Half-life of Songs (Salt Publishing). The debt advisor turned writer draws upon these experiences in his written work. He has also written a set of short operas, developed with classical composer Ailis Ni Riain.
- Vanessa Gebbie – Storm Warning, Echoes of Conflict (Salt Publishing). The journalist and award-winning short fiction and flash fiction writer is also the editor of Short Circuit: A Guide to the Art of the Short Story.
- James Kelman – If it is Your Life (Penguin). Also well known as a cultural and political activist, the Glaswegian won the Booker Prize in 1994 and in 2008 he won Scotland's most prestigious literary award, the Saltire Society's Book of the Year.
- Andre Mangeot – True North (Salt Publishing). Prize-winner in the 2006 Peterloo and Wigtown/Scottish National poetry competitions, the Cambridge writer is also a member of the performance group, The Joy of Six.
- Jay Merill – God of the Pigeons (Salt Publishing). The freelance editor from London has had her short stories published in a wide number of literary magazines in the UK and USA.
- Magnus Mills – Screwtop Thompson (Bloomsbury). The former bus driver from Birmingham was also columnist for The Independent newspaper before becoming a novelist. He won the McKitterick Prize in 1999.
- Graham Mort – Touch (Seren). The Lancashire-born creative writing professor is also acknowledged as one of contemporary verse's most accomplished practitioners. He has written short fiction and radio drama for BBC Radio and also won the 2007 Bridport Prize.
- Nik Perring – Not So Perfect (Roast Books). The author who lives Cheshire writes mostly short stories, which have been published widely in the UK and abroad and used in a distance learning creative writing course for US high school students.
- Susannah Rickards – Hot Kitchen Snow (Salt Publishing). The short fiction writer and creative writing teacher won the Scott Prize in 2010 for her debut collection of short stories
- Michele Roberts – Mud, Stories and Sex and Love (Virago). Winner of the WHSmith Literary Award, the half-English half-French writer is also Emeritus Professor of Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia.
- Polly Samson – Perfect Lives (Virago). The London-born author and journalist has written lyrics for two number one albums. Married to Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, she has also been asked to judge several prestigious writing competitions.
- Helen Simpson – (Random House). Winner of the Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award and the Hawthornden Prize, she was also selected as one of Granta's top 20 novelists under the age of 40 in 1993. Inflight Entertainment is her fifth short story collection.
- Fiona Thackeray – The Secret's in the Folding (Pewter Rose Press). The Edinburgh-born writer who runs a national charity has won prizes in the Macallan/Scotland on Sunday 'Shorts' competitions. In 2007 she travelled to Poland to give readings at the International Book Festival
- Tom Vowler – The Method and Other Stories (Salt Publishing). Winner of the Scott Prize 2010 for this début short fiction collection, he is assistant editor of the literary journal Short FICTION.
- Susie Wild – The Art of Contraception (Parthian). The writer, editor and journalist has written for many national publications including The Guardian. Her debut short film, featuring her poem Dim Smoking Girls, won The Co-op Award for New Directors at Beyond TV Festival 2007.
The short-list will be revealed in May and the winners announced at an award ceremony at the Blackwell Bookshop, Charing Cross Road, in July.
The judging panel this year includes: Scriptwriter and short story author Jeremy Dyson, who is best known as co-creator of the hit West End play Ghost Stories and as a member of the sketch comedy team The League of Gentlemen; Author, presenter and journalist Stuart Maconie, who is currently a columnist for Radio Times, Cumbria Life and Country Walking; and Marcus Gipps, previously of Blackwell books, now an editor at Gollancz.
This year's prize has three categories:
- The main literary award of £5,000. Judges will choose the winner from the shortlist of five collections.
- The £1,000 Readers' Prize chosen by pupils and community groups. They will announce their winner from the same shortlist as the main panel.
- The Edge Hill University MA Creative Writing Prize of £500, which will be awarded to the most outstanding short story submission by a current student.


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JPNN/Lalit K Jha /Washington / May 10, 2015/China has significantly increased its defence budget which is now more than three times that of India, the Pentagon has said.China's official defence budget last year was USD 136.3 billion while that of India was USD 38.2 billion, the Pentagon said in its annual report to the Congress based on its assessment of military and security developments involving the Communist giant.China has significantly increased its defence budget over the past several decades and now has reached a position to pose threat to the American national security interest in the region, the report said.Having established a modern defence industry, China is exporting arms to Pakistan, which is its top importer."Pakistan remains China's primary customer for conventional weapons," the Pentagon
said.Russia's national defence budget the same year was USD 76.3 million and that of Japan was USD 47.6 billion, whereas South Korea's annual defence budget last year was USD 33.4 billion and Taiwan's was USD 10.3 billion, it said.From 2009 to 2013, China signed about USD 14 billion in arms export agreements for conventional weapons systems worldwide, ranging from general purpose materiel to major weapons systems.China engages in both arms sales and defence industrial cooperation with Islamabad, including F-22P frigates with helicopters, K-8 jet trainers, F-7 fighter aircraft, early warning and control aircraft, main battle tank production, air-to-air missiles, and anti-ship cruise missiles, it said."In June 2014, Pakistan started co-producing the first two of fifty Block 2 JF-17s, which is an upgraded version of the Block I JF-17," it said.In 2014 and the coming years, China's arms exports will likely to increase modestly as China's domestic defence industry improves. Chinese defence firms are marketing and selling arms throughout the world with the bulk of their sales to the Asia-Pacific and Sub-Saharan African regions.
China is the largest supplier of arms to the Sub-Saharan Africa region, which was China's second highest sales region between 2009-2013 with about USD 4 billion in sales, it said.Sub-Saharan African countries view China as a provider of low-cost weapons with generally fewer end-use monitoring conditions relative to other arms suppliers.China tends to be relatively flexible with regard to payment arrangements. China's top customers in this region are South Sudan, Sudan and Ethiopia, it added.Agency
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2018 was a remarkable movie year — for family films, films with religious themes, and documentaries — but it was also a year of family men who weren't there for their families.
American moviegoers aren't necessarily the most demanding viewers in the world, but it seems we have our limits, if dire movie-ticket sales for 2017 are any indication.
In a sense every year is a good film year, but some years you have to go further afield than others.
The most celebrated films in any given year are often laced with dark or harrowing themes, and 2015 was no exception… There were also films with uplifting themes, though it's possible they were harder to find than in past years. In part for that very reason, I treasured them more.
The quest for justice and harmony echoed through the best films of 2014, playing out in various arenas: social, domestic and spiritual.
2013 was a year of cinematic trauma and stress, full of harrowing, at times also exhilarating, survival stories, many on the abyss of the sea or even the void of space.
A masterpiece on the importance of fatherhood, from filmmakers honored by the Vatican, is among the year's best films.
2011 was a good year for film, and particularly for depictions of faith in film — but not in the Hollywood mainstream on either count.
Was 2010 "The Worst Movie Year Ever," as Joe Queenan argued at WSJ.com a while back? Or at least, bracketing art-house and world cinema fare, was it Hollywood's worst year ever? For most of the year, it sure looked plausible.
It was a year of quirky, darkly mature childhood fantasy adaptations. Neil Gaiman's juvenile horror-thriller Coraline, Maurice Sendak's picture book Where the Wild Things Are and Roald Dahl's young reader Fantastic Mr. Fox were each made into unique, challenging films in radically different styles by directors Henry Selick, Spike Jonze and Wes Anderson, respectively.
Jeffrey Overstreet called the movie year 2006 "the year of the nightmare." I'm starting to think we haven't woken up yet.
There were ultrasounds. Disturbing images of post-abortion fetuses. Mention of fetal heartbeat and ability to feel pain. One way or another, over half a dozen 2007 films found themselves reckoning with the reality of life in the womb. It's fair to call 2007 the cinematic year of the unborn child.
It was a grim year at the movies — literally. War, death, dystopia, and other dark and downbeat subjects filled theater screens in 2006. Jeffrey Overstreet (Looking Closer) called it "the year of the nightmare."
Like a lot of moviegoers, I spent a fair bit of time this year wringing my hands over the quality of the movies. Looking back, though, it seems to me that the family-film pattern mirrors the overall year: a dearth of A-level films, perhaps, but a bumper crop of B-pluses.
Did anything worth caring about come to cineplex screens? Anything anyone will be talking about or revisiting five or ten years from now?
It was a rough year at the movies for the Catholic Church.
But there were positive trends too. For instance, it was a better year for families at the movies than in quite some time. Despite some disappointments and failures (Spy Kids 2, Big Fat Liar, Hey Arnold!, Scooby-Doo), there were solid successes (The Rookie, Stuart Little 2, Lilo & Stitch) and a sizable number of decent efforts (Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie, Powerpuff Girls, Return to Never Land, Tuck Everlasting, Treasure Planet, Wild Thornberrys).
That said, 2001 was still a pretty lackluster year for film. All spring and all summer, only a tiny handful of worthwhile flicks stood out in a vast wasteland of dreck. The summer's big special-effects extravaganza, Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes, was big on effects and short on absolutely everything else, including excitement, humor, charm, characterization, and narrative logic. The annual Disney animated release, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, continued the studio's dismal slide into modest entertainment values and increasingly glaring New-Age rot. Then the end of the year came with such an onslaught of new releases that it hardly seemed possible to do them all justice. And, unfortunately, Hollywood continued to reap the rewards of its bad behavior with ever-higher box-office returns.
Movies this year were so bad that theater attendance was at an almost ten-year low; yet, paradoxically, box office revenues hit record highs — thanks largely to increased ticket prices. Never before have so few paid so much to see so little.
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Mara's absorbing tale continues in this first sequel in the Mara Dyer series, answering some questions but, clearly, leaving plenty of suspense still to come.
In the opening book, the author left open whether Mara's difficulties were psychological, paranormal or criminal. Here, Mara continues her relationship with wealthy Noah, and the two learn that they have more in common than they ever suspected. Meanwhile, Mara insists that her supposedly dead former boyfriend, Jude, continues to stalk her. She is being treated as an outpatient for PTSD after causing (as she originally believed) the deaths of Jude and her friends, but she's sure she doesn't need to be in residential psychiatric care. Noah uses his wits and wealth to try to protect her and to investigate the possibility that Jude indeed survived, even as Mara's actions appear increasingly disturbed. Hodkin stretches the story into another lengthy tome but keeps readers' interest focused throughout with a lively prose style and a bit of romance. Her skillful exploitation of ambiguity enhances the suspense, exploring not only the psychological possibilities, but narrative tricks as well. Is it a realistic tale of insanity, a supernatural story or a mystery? Readers will be guessing until a final suspenseful scene resolves some secrets and sets up what promises to be an exciting and intriguing next installment.
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Location/Maps Senior Mobile Engineer
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IMPORTANT: To apply, send us your resume, salary requirements and description of how you've used location services and maps in your apps, with specific examples. Applications without that description or salary requirements will not be considered.
AI Incube, AI-driven company that is changing the way people park thru its parking availability prediction service (Parknav), is looking to add senior mobile developers to its team.
We're looking for both full-time, and contract developers to fill this position. We're primarily interested in Android (Java / Kotlin) developers who are also interested in doing some iOS (Swift) development, but opposite can also be the case - majority of the work will be with Android, however.
We are 100% remote, so you can work from anywhere in the world as long as you have a decent internet connection, and will be available during American or European work hours. That means we're NOT looking at candidates from Asia, Australia or NZ, as most meetings do happen during end of day CET or beginning of day CST.
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Independent classical music label Naxos has teamed up with mobile media
company Xingtone, Inc., to offer customized classical music ringtones
for fans of soccer and the World Cup. Fans in the U.S. and Canada
can now go to https://naxosdirect.com/worldcupringtones/
to choose their own customized ringtones from a selection of national
anthems from countries participating in the World Cup tournament, as well
as tracks from Naxos's album Gloria Stadium: 2006 Football Classics.
"Soccer fans are super-supportive of their teams and what better
way to show off that support than by having their own country's anthem
as their new ringtone," said Jim Sturgeon, CEO of Naxos of America.
"With our World Cup ringtones, there will be no mistaking their team
allegiance when their mobile phone rings."
Naxos's World Cup ringtone store is a natural extension of the company's
aggressive push in the digital media arena which includes Naxos.com, the
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Web Radio (www.naxosradio.com), with more than 60 channels, and Naxos
AudioBooks, which offers its material for download on Audible.com.
"Naxos is a very progressive company," said Jonathan Schreiber,
president and chief executive officer of Xingtone, Inc. "They're
delivering mobile content for the World Cup that is timely and targeted
to a passionate user base, which is a good recipe for success."
Xingtone provided Naxos with all of the necessary back-end functionality
for its new online store, including hosting, storefront, shopping cart,
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company's with a strong web presence, like Naxos, to offer mobile content
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About Naxos and Naxos of America
Since 1987, Naxos has redefined how classical music is presented and
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over 2,700 active titles—with state-of-the-art sound and the consumer-friendly
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Naxos of America, the Leader in Independent Classical Music Distribution
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Arte DVD, TDK DVD, EuroArts DVD, Juxtapositions DVD, Naxos World, Naxos
AudioBooks and Amadis record labels.
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Xingtone, Inc. powers the wireless world, providing the easiest, most
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Xingtone offers choice for consumers and content owners alike. Based in
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· What are the objectives of this course?
1. Understand the basic concepts relevant to pain (i.e.) the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology. 2. Diagnose the type of pain. 3. Evaluate the cause by comprehensive assessment of pain (i.e.), a detailed history, physical examination and application of pain assessment tools. 4. Use the diagnostic interventions necessary for diagnosis and management of Pain. 5. Treat the patients by using the different pharmacological options available for use of Pain Relief (opioids, antidepressants, anticonvulsants, antiarrythmics etc.)
· Who is it intended for?
1)MBBS 2)Specialists in Anesthesia, Oncology, Orthopedics, Surgery, Internal Medicine and others interested in Pain Management
· Qualification
The student is required to complete all internal assessment tests. Final examination will be conducted at the end of the course. Successful candidates will be awarded Certificate by Medvarsity & AHERF
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After course completion you will be able to Make a psychological assessment and use treatment techniques including behavioral therapy and other non-pharmacological methods.
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Send us the scan copies of Education certificate and Filled Application form to email@example.com
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Pain medicine
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One year online with 2 weeks of contact program for MBBS graduates: 6 monthsonline with 1 week contact program for specialists.
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Nigerian Inflation Accelerates in August as Food Prices Climb
Nigerian inflation accelerated for a tenth consecutive month in August as food prices climbed, strengthening the case for the central bank to raise interest rates again even as the economy contracted in the second quarter.
The inflation rate in Africa's most populous country increased to 17.6 percent from 17.1 percent in July, the Abuja-based National Bureau of Statistics said in an e-mailed statement Friday. Prices rose 1 percent in the month. The median of 14 economist estimates compiled by Bloomberg was 17.7 percent.
The naira has lost almost 40 percent of its value against the dollar since June when the Central Bank of Nigeria removed the peg of 197-199 per dollar after more than a year. That increased price pressures in the nation that imports goods from fuel to industrial inputs, and could force the Monetary Policy Committee to further increase rates from 14 percent at its Sept. 20 meeting. The committee has tightened policy by 300 basis points this year.
"We expect inflation to peak at close to 19 percent in September or October this year, and average around 16 percent for the year" if the central bank continues to increase interest rates and the availability of foreign exchange improves, Raza Agha, chief economist for Middle East and Africa at VTB Capital in London, said in an e-mailed response to questions before the data was released.
Food inflation accelerated to 16.4 percent in August from 15.8 percent in July. Food prices rose 1.2 percent in the month.
Nigeria's inflation is at the highest since October 2005, according to data on the central bank's website, at a time when output is at the weakest in more than two decades. Gross domestic product shrunk by 2.1 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier, which followed a contraction of 0.4 percent in the previous three months. The International Monetary Fund forecast the economy will contract 1.8 percent this year.
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Paris Plans Hydropower Turbines Under Four Seine Bridges
photo: Jean-François Gornet via flickr
At the opposite end of the population scale from the remote Alaskan village now powered entirely by a hydrokinetic river turbine, Paris wants in on the hydropower without dams act. As The Guardian reports, the City of Light wants a small number of those lights to be power by the Seine and has opened up bidding for developers to place river turbines (hydroliennes en français) under several bridges, with installation to be completed by next spring. Paris deputy mayor, Denis Baupin said the slight increase in current speed under Pont du Garigliano, Pont de la Tournelle, Pont Marie, and Pont au Change favored these locations, with two turbines to be placed at each.
Educational Aspect to Trump Electrical Generation
Considering the modest output of a single river turbine, as Baupin also noted, the best goal here is to raise awareness of the renewable energy potential all around us, rather than displacing large amounts (or really even moderate amounts) of Paris' electricity demand.
Baupin again:
We're not expecting the moon and the stars with these techniques, but the educational aspect of these experiments is just as important. Vélib has made Parisians realize they can use cycles in the city, and these renewable energy schemes will make them aware of the need to watch what they consume.
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More on Hydropower:
Hydropower Without Dams: Alaskan Village Powered Entirely by New Hydrokinetic River Turbine
Tidal Turbine Project in New York's East River Gets a Face Lift
Tapping the Power of the Mighty Mississippi: Thousands of Hydrokinetic Turbines Could Generate 1600 MW


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What to expect for Chicago's summer tourism season
With summer approaching, Chicago can soon expect to be flocked by tourists. Many are actually already here. To learn more about what to expect this summer tourism season Eight Forty-Eight was joined now by Costas Spirou, a professor at National-Louis University and his latest book is Urban Tourism and Urban Change: Cities in a Global Economy.
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I've been struck by how much kindness and acceptance catapults success in healing pain and accelerating performance. Kindness and acceptance — not the words most people think of for "kicking butt" in sports performance or overcoming fear of public speaking or music performance!
It seems that many people, including myself, learned that getting tough with ourselves or somehow giving ourselves some little "lecture" for our less-than-stellar performance would somehow help us improve! Even on simple things like, "Oh, you forgot your water bottle again!" (said with frustration and a mild, nearly unnoticeable sense of disdain). "Gosh, Bernadette, it takes you three trips before you can start the car and leave!" I'm not really aware at the time that I am chastising and judging myself harshly — I just feel the frustration, and the frustration raises havoc with own sense of goodness and the good feeling of my day. But hey, it's just a small thing, right?
In truth, this frustration causes a literal disturbance in the neurology of my body — there is a disturbance in my energy system, and if not corrected, can create an acceleration of "negative" energy for the day.
The more I try to "be better" ("OK, I'm going to go to bed earlier and get more sleep"), the more intractable the habit becomes. It's not that it can't be shifted. It's that I judge myself for having "the problem," therefore a part of me will always resist changing it. I will resist getting to the goals I really do want. I've noticed this is a universal unconscious phenomenon with all of us. The old saying is true: What we resist persists.
How has criticism helped you?
I grew up with lots of criticism. Lots of people have. Parents want the best for their children. They want their children to be the best people they can become. Some problems develop when parents see the child as an extension of their own "goodness" or "badness" (anything less than perfect!).
What exactly were you criticized for? I wonder if you are continuing that history of criticizing yourself — a good question to ponder. Has this criticism really ever made you a better person? By contrast, useful critique can give us very important feedback. It might sting a little at the time, but it can truly make us better people! Critique, when skillfully done, is a powerful tool for allowing us to see more clearly and empowering us to make important changes. But the kind of criticism I'm talking about is different. It's not constructive. It's certainly not kind. Has this kind of criticism ever made you a better person?
"Oh," you say, "I've gotten over being critical with myself!" But . . . that's not my experience of people. I keep hearing ALL my clients being really hard on themselves! The harshness of criticism seems to transfer into, "If I'm really good, if I do everything in a superior way, then (my parents or I) will be so proud of me. I'll earn their acceptance! If only I could ________" . . . You can fill in the blank with winning the tournament, the race, the audition, getting the sale, writing the book … or being prettier, smarter, richer, thinner, more athletic… Usually, this kind of criticism is expressed with harshness. And that creates a wall of resistance to your goals ever happening.
Accomplishing excellence through kindness and acceptance
I think knowing about Dr. Masaru Emoto's scientific experiments with water is crucial to really 'getting' this effect of kindness on our performance. (You can read the specifics in my science report on Why EFT Works. His experiments display what scientifically happens to water when we direct loving, compassionate thoughts to the water, or thoughts of anger, hostility or negativity to it. (We've all heard about how talking to your plants in loving ways helps them flourish!)
Identical glasses, amounts, and kind of water showed changes this way:
Glass 1 – Dr. Emoto directed loving, compassionate thoughts. The water crystals showed brilliant, complex and colorful snowflake patterns, which he and others have described as beautiful.
Glass 2 - Dr. Emoto directed thoughts of anger, hatred and negativity toward this glass. The water crystals formed incomplete, jagged, asymmetrical patterns with dull gray colors, described as ugly, not enjoyable to look at.
Since the human body is almost completely water, his high-speed photographs of water crystals seem a very good replica of what would transpire in the human body when it responds to kindness or harshness.
The remedy of kindness – fueling for success
The remedy for our being hard on ourselves and creating a resistance to the very success we desire is KINDNESS. Sounds simple enough, but you'll need to become really good at sniffing out the subtle and multitude of ways in which you are hard on yourself. (I know, I've been mastering the skill of being hard on myself for over half a century!) We will discuss the art of sniffing out the ways of being hard on ourselves in a future article.
EFT works beautifully and powerfully on this ingrained harshness with ourselves. We must consistently apply EFT to our episodes of self- recrimination and "feeling bad" for simple mistakes, railing on ourselves with high frustration and aggravation. These emotions just flood our neurochemistry into a stress response. We Don't Need It! It doesn't help us!
Try this mini-EFT protocol to begin the process of allowing your best to come forward with the cleansing of kindness and compassion. Just remember how your plants flourish, and the amazing work of Dr. Emoto with kindness and water!
EFT Protocol – Try a little kindness
Pick something you've done (or failed to do) in the past that gets you frustrated or upset when you think about it. Some examples are:
- I ate that piece of decadent cake and then had another! (I'm horrible!)
- I didn't pay the bill on time and now I have that finance charge! (What an idiot!)
- I had a chance to win and I blew it! (It's unforgivable!)
Start by tapping the karate chop point as you say the following:
Even though I'm really mad at myself for ___, I could consider being kind to myself anyway.
Even though I feel so stupid for ___, I can give myself a break.
I make mistakes like all people, and I'm wondering if I could give myself a bit of compassion and kindness!
Eye: This "I screwed up" feeling.
Side of Eye: This "I really blew it" feeling.
Under Eye: I wonder if I really need to be on my case about this.
Under Nose: Well, I can keep kicking myself if I want to!
Chin: Yet, everyone makes mistakes. I do too, and I accept myself for that.
Collarbone: (Thymus Thump) I'll probably make more mistakes too – and I deeply and completely accept myself anyway!
Under Arm: I can be kind to myself – it feels much better this way.
Top of Head: Even though I make mistakes, kindness and compassion feels pretty helpful.
Take a deep breath and "let it go".
Now, notice the following:
Feeling / Intensity: Rate your current level of (feeling "bad" or whatever your feeling was) with your problem on a 0-10 scale. Is there less?
Sensation / Body Location: Do you notice less of the body sensations? Is your breathing slower? Do you feel more relaxed? Where?
Another Round of Tapping
Here are the differences in the second round (and any necessary subsequent rounds to deal with the negative feeling itself):
When you tap the karate chop point, the phrase you'll say three times is:
Even though I've screwed up in the past, and probably will again, I love this feeling of compassion.
I like practicing compassion for myself. A little tenderness and kindness feels really good right now.
Even though it's easy to make mistakes, I'm enjoying this kind, compassionate feeling for myself.
Eye: Yup, I'm enjoying this calmer, safer feeling in my body right now.
Side of Eye: I like this kindness – it feels better than that old frustration
Under Eye: I could get used to being kind to myself !
Under Nose: Choosing kindness is helping me feel better and do better.
Chin: Making mistakes is not the end of my world!!
Collarbone: I perform better when I'm calm and confident.
Under Arm: This new kindness is becoming a habit!
Top of Head: I'm beginning to feel the calmness throughout my body – what a great feeling!
Take a deep breath and "let it go."
Worth your time
I've seen interesting and heartening examples of the effect of kindness, including this recent email from South Africa:
"I was having a restless night last night and when I decided to be kind to myself, I felt my energetic frequency change and I settled down. Feeling your kindness has helped me be kind to me."
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Customer Testimonials
The Most Effective Stories About Your Business Don't Come From You, They Come From Your Customers.
If you're a business owner looking to promote your business online, generate awareness and find new customers, customer testimonials are one of the most effective tactics you can use.
Video marketing is all about telling stories. Short, engaging videos are shared on YouTube and on social media, and help drive traffic back to your website. Plus, web pages with video rank higher on Google, and keep visitors on your page longer.
Which Stories Are Most Effective?
There are all kinds of stories you can tell—stories about your business, about your products, and about your employees. But for sheer simplicity and effectiveness, it's hard to beat good customer testimonials.
It makes sense. People are naturally more likely to believe information from an unbiased third party.
For example, there's the amazing story of Joshie the giraffe (blog post here). The Ritz Carleton went above and beyond expectations in returning a kid's stuffed animal. The dad was so impressed, he posted a YouTube video about it—which quickly went viral, and ended up becoming an often-repeated customer service case study.
Customer Testimonials
Of course, customer testimonials don't have to go viral to be effective. Here's one we recently did for Atlanta Pet Hospice. Dr. Greg is one of those rare veterinarians who still makes house calls. He works with aging pets, performing in-home hospice care, as well as in-home euthanasia.
As you can imagine, it's an emotional story about mourning and loss. But it also tells an extremely effective story about Dr. Greg's compassion and care. He makes beloved pets comfortable during the last stage of their lives, and helps the pet owners through the difficult time as well.
The key to creating an effective customer testimonial is keeping everything authentic. You can't put words in their mouths, or script out what you want them to say. People are more relatable and believable when they're using their own words.
Thanks to Chris Lafay and Jessica Matthews at Classic City Consulting for the project. And of course to Dr. Greg Helton at Atlanta Pet Hospice.


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Infinite position, customized motion means that you can find the position that best suits you, whether you need to soothe back pain or relax and watch TV. This gentle motion is suitable for everybody, even people who struggle with physical pain and mobility issues. And its as easy to use as a touch of a button.
Thanks to this piece's built-in storage console, you can keep remotes and chargers on hand, so you never have to dig in your cushions to find them again.
Having built-in cup holders helps prevent spills, so you don't have any stains to worry about. Plus, you can keep your drink within reach as you enjoy watching TV.
Thanks to a nifty counter-balanced linkage system, you can stop your reclining chair or sofa back at any and every angle. It's truly the best option for customizing your comfort to your body, this feature is available on both manual and power recliners.
Don't be fooled by the technical jargon- Blue Steel and Dualflex springs are the real deal. The manufacturer's innovative, time-tested Blue Steel springs and the updated Dualflex system are made of heavy-duty materials and never need retying or replacing. If you don't believe it, the spring system can be replaced by the manufacturer at any time thanks to a lifetime warranty.
Leather match is an industry term that denotes different qualities of material used on different parts of a recliner. Helping make the piece more affordable, top grain leather is used on the parts of the recliner that touch your body, while a lower-quality split leather or color-matched vinyl is used on the back and sides. This is very common for reclining furniture, and doesn't change the sophisticated look of your chosen leather upholstery.
Unlike recliners that are built with a two- or three-piece seat and leg rest cushion, this recliner has a single chaise cushion that extends from the seat to the feet. This style offers a fuller comfort and support for your legs, as well as eliminating the open gap that toddlers can get fingers or toys stuck in.
The reclining home theater group features style, functionality and comfort all in one. There are subtle hints of traditional styling with the nail head trim on the pillow top arms. The bucket seats and channeled backs with wing pads are the more contemporary elements designed in this sofa. Two center consoles are added with a storage compartment and cup holders built into each.
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The Latitudes - Crosstown group breaks ground and crosses style boundaries with its enigmatic design. There are subtle hints of traditional styling with the nail head trim on the arms. The bucket seat and pulled back with wing pads are the more contemporary elements.
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D.A.V.I.S. is a throwback to the classic Lucas Arts point-and-click adventure games, brought to life in a next-gen 3D engine. We like to call D.A.V.I.S. an FPA (First Person Adventure as opposed to a First Person Shooter). It employs traditional PC FPS controls (keyboard & mouse) with the addition of an inventory system and the removal of weapons. One of the major goals of this project was to eliminate all combat in favor of puzzles and story. As a result, D.A.V.I.S. has no enemies to fight in fact the only character the player interacts with is Katherine, the antagonist.
- D.A.V.I.S. combines adventure-style gameplay with next-gen graphics while staying true to the classic puzzle/horror genre.
- Collect items and solve puzzles in an interactive environment divided into three progressive acts.
- Experience a deep, expansive, psychological story in three acts, through rich environments and sophisticated sound design.
- D.A.V.I.S. deviates from the traditional FPS genre by employing no combat.


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Friday, Friday, FRIDAY!!! Wahoo. I am so thankful the weekend is here, and I get to enjoy some relaxing time with Mr Joyful Thrifter. I hope you all are ready for your weekend too, and hopefully find some great thrifty treasures this weekend.
What do you think? Should I make the leap and dye my hair a soft robins egg blue? I won't actually do it, but there definitely is a part of me that wants to go crazy and color my hair a fun color just for fun.
Oh my! What an awesome boho bag. I could just see myself carrying this cutie into a coffee shop to hang out and read. Or take it to the beach with my books and blanket. I just love it.
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So cute! I would love to add this colorful Polaroid camera to my collection.
I know all lovers of vintage have dreamed about living in an old stream line trailer decorated in perfect vintage goodness. This trailer is so cute, and makes me want to travel the United States towing it behind a vintage truck.
Some great inspiration for next weeks sending love post
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Cleveland, Ohio—The first U.S. post-Prohibition microbrewery, New Albion Brewing Company (newalbionbrewing.com), is pleased to announce its collaboration with Cleveland's Platform Beer Company (platformbeerco. read more
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Are you seeking a BOLD and FUN opportunity? Are you HUNGRY for career growth in the food-service and hospitality industry? Are you a NIGHT person? Whether you are just beginning in this industry or you've been in for years seeking more responsibility-- WE are looking for YOU!
Burger King is seeking individuals who share our commitment to exceptional customer service, quality food and speedy service! We are seeking candidates who have the availability to work evening/night hours in our restaurant. All positions on our Night Crew are available, but candidates must be able to work an evening/night shift, preferably late night.
Candidates with a desire for increasing responsibility are preferred.
In exchange for your talents and work ethic, Burger King offers:
- Career development through structured training programs
- Performance based incentives related to compensation
- Meal discounts
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There is just something about combining mint and chocolate in a recipe to make a delicious dessert or treat! The cool, refreshing taste of mint mixed with that sweet, creamy chocolate, you just can't beat it. February 17th is National Chocolate Mint Day. Here is a round up of 20+ delicious mint chocolate recipes you can try! Enjoy these mint chocolate popsicles, brownies, latte's, puddings, mint chocolate pies & much more!
Chocolate Mint Seven Layer Bars (by The Domestic Rebel)
Peppermint Mocha Bundt Cake (by Frugal Foodie Mama)
Peppermint Chocolate Fudge (by Stockpiling Moms)
Peppermint Mocha Latte Recipe (by Confessions of an Over-Worked Mom)
Peppermint Patty Gooey Cake Bars (by Inside BruCrew Life)
Three Ingredient Mint Hot Coco for Two (by Covered in Mod Podge)
St. Patty's Day Minty Pudding Parfaits (by Pandora's Deals)
Crock Pot Thin Mint Cheesecake (by Crock-Pot Ladies)
No Bake Mint Chocolate Chip Pie Recipe (by The Kitchen is my Playground)
Peppermint Hot Chocolate Krispie Treats (by Frugal Foodie Mama)
Chocolate Mint Poke Cake (by Crazy for Crust)
White Chocolate Mint Topped Cupcakes (by Organized Island)
3 Ingredient Chocolate Mint Bark – No Bake Dessert (by A Day in our Shoes)
Mint Cookies & Cream Ice Cream (by Frugal Foodie Mama)
St. Patrick's Day Mint Sugar Cookies (by Stockpiling Moms)
Chocolate Mint Brownies (by Growing up Gabel)
Minty Fudge Cookies (by Confessions of a Cookbook Queen)
Peppermint Hot Chocolate (by Stockpiling Moms)
Cream Cheese Thin Mints (by Kitchen Meets Girl)
Fudge Mint Popcorn (by Inside BruCrew Life)
Mint Chocolate Cheesecake Popsicles (by Good Eats)
If you enjoyed this post I would love if you would share it! Do you have a mint chocolate recipe on your blog you would like me to add to my round up? Leave a comment with the link below. 🙂


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Lieutenant Colonel Tim LaBahn assumed his duties as IUPUI Professor of Military Science in July 2015.
He commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Field Artillery following graduation from The George Washington University in 1997. He began his military career as Company Fire Support Officer and Battalion Ammunition Platoon Leader in the 3d Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, Georgia. He deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2000-2001 as a Targeting Officer and Information Operations Officer. Upon return from Bosnia, LTC LaBahn served as the Brigade Fire Control Officer for the 41st Field Artillery Brigade, Babenhausen, Germany from 2002-2005, including combat operations during the invasion of Iraq.
In January 2006 he assumed command of Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 2d Battalion, 32d Field Artillery in the newly activated 4th Brigade, 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kansas. He deployed again to Iraq in 2007-2008. In May, 2008 he moved to the Military Intelligence Detachment (JSTARS) at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, where he served as a Deputy Mission Crew Commander on the E-8C (JSTARS) aircraft, flying Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. In 2010, LTC LaBahn became the MI Detachment (JSTARS) Executive Officer.
Upon completing U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in 2012, LTC LaBahn became the Executive Officer of the 1st Battalion, 15th Field Artillery at Camp Hovey, Republic of Korea. Between 2013 and 2015 he served as the 210th Field Artillery Brigade Executive Officer and Deputy Commander at Camp Casey, Korea.
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Rustic Inspiration: 11 Sliding Barn Door Designs
Sliding barn doors are popping up everywhere lately -- from bathrooms and kitchens to even the occasional entryway. The real reason we love 'em? You'll never have to listen to a slammed door again.
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JEE Advanced 2016 is just about 10 days ahead and those of you all engrossed in your studies should take some time off and have a look at the exam centre. JEE Advanced 2016 exam will be conducted in certain cities in India and Dubai. The centres have been divided into seven IIT zones namely, IIT Delhi Zone, IIT Bombay Zone, IIT Madras Zone, IIT Guwahati Zone, IIT Kharagpur Zone, IIT Kanpur Zone and IIT Roorkee Zone.
It is mandatory for the candidates to select three cities/ towns from the zone of their choice while registering online. Special codes allotted to each of these centres need to be used along with the name while applying for them. The zone wise list of these cities is given below:
IIT Delhi Zone
Delhi (North), Delhi (South), Delhi (East), Delhi (West), Delhi (Central), Gurugram, Faridabad, Jammu, Indore, Alwar, Sikar, Udaipur, Aligarh, Mathura
IIT Bombay Zone
Panaji, Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Bhuj, Rajkot, Surat, Vadodara, Aurangabad, Kolhapur, Mumbai,, Nagpur, Nashik, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Ajmer, Barmer, Bhilwara, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Pali, Tonk
IIT Madras Zone
Hyderabad, Mahabubnagar, Warangal, Nellore, Tirupati, Vijayawada, Bengaluru, Mangaluru, Mysuru, Kochi, Kozhikode, Thiruvananthapuram, Puducherry, Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai
IIT Guwahati Zone
Itanagar, Guwahati, Jorhat, Silchar, Gaya, Katihar, Muzaffarpur, Patna, Imphal, Shilong, Siligurim, Dubai
IIT Kharagpur Zone
Port Blair, Bokaro, Dhanbad, Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Vishakhapatnam, Bhilai, Bilaspur, Raipur, Bhubaneshwar, Rourkela, Gangtok, Agartala, Durgapur, Kharagpur, Kolkatta (North), Kolkata (Salt Lake), Kolkata (South), Krishnagar, Malda
IIT Kanpur Zone
Haldwani, Agra, Allahabad, Gorakhpur, Jhansi, Kanpur, Lucknow, Bhopal, Gwalior, Jabalpur
IIT Roorkee Zone
Ambala, Kurukshetra, Panipat, Sonipat, Rohtak, Chandigarh, Palampur, Shimla, Amritsar, Bathinda, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Patiala, Dehradun, Haridwar, Roorkee, Bareilly, Noida, Gaziabad, Meerut, Moradabad, Varanasi
Efforts are made to assign the city of applicant's choice however it may happen that another city in the same zone is allotted in certain cases. The request for change of centre/ city is not accepted in any case. The name and address of the assigned test centre is mentioned on the JEE Advanced 2016 Admit Card which can be downloaded from 11th May to 22nd May 2016.
It is important to know where your centre is well in time so as to make arrangements to reach there timely on the exam date.


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Imax Thermo Suit
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The Imax Thermo Suit is a mainstay of the renowned Imax range of weather-proof clothing. The outer shell of the Imax Thermo Suit is 100% water and wind proof and the high collar and detachable hood combine to keep the worst winter weather at bay. Designed mainly for winter wear, it features a lovely warm thermal lining and is cut to allow easy movement when walking and fishing. Both components feature ample pocket-space and adjustable fastenings to cuffs and ankles. The Imax Thermo suit is one of the best value for money suits on the market today.
- 2 piece Thermal line suit
- 100% waterproof heavy-duty nylon shell
- Heavy-duty, detachable hood with a peak
- 4 large outer pockets (jacket)
- 1 inner pocket (jacket)
- Heavy duty corrosion-resistant zip
- Salopettes fitted with strong and durable buckles
- 2 large velcro pockets (salopettes)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the box?
Included with every FishSpy purchase is the FishSpy camera itself, a USB lead, one orange fin, one Foamy, one boom and the instruction and warranty information.
How long does the battery last?
The battery will last 4 hours, streaming live video to your portable device whilst recording the footage at the same time.
How much footage can I record?
FishSpy has a built in hard disk that will hold up to 7 hours of video. The video can be transferred to any other device by a USB lead. Videos stored on FishSpy itself can be managed/ deleted via the FishSpy app or control screen.
Do I need an Internet or phone signal for FishSpy to work?
No. FishSpy generates its own wifi signal which your portable device receives. There is no need to have a phone signal or access to the internet.
How deep can FishSpy be submerged?
It's guaranteed to perform at depths of up to 10m.
Will FishSpy transmit via Wi-Fi when fully submerged?
No - once submerged, FisySpy will lose its wifi connection to your device (wi-fi signals cannot be transmitted through water).
N.B. Your recording will continue whilst FishSpy is submerged, and will be ready for you to view when you re-connect FishSpy to your device once it's resurfaced.
How much does FishSpy weigh?
It weighs 90 grams so about the same weight as a large marker float.
What warranty is provided?
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Post subject: Why have bores of 6.125"
I read somewhere that just over 6.125" is about the best bore size. Can anyone explain the theory behind establishing this please? Thanks, Marc
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There are at least two aspects to this --- an engineering one and a historical one.
All engine designs are collections of compromises. High-performance aircraft engines have evolved to a combination of bore, stroke, cylinder number, and rpm that provide the maximum specific power, while still preserving reliability and good fuel economy. It turns out that bores larger than about 6.125" are too large for the two combustion flame fronts, which optimally start at opposite sides of the cylinder, to traverse the cylinder during the time the piston is close to top center and able to absorb the energy liberated. In addition, large cylinders are a bit more prone to detonate and are harder to cool since the have longer heat paths for the valve seats, valve guides, cylinder head and piston crown.
All U.S. aircraft engines with bores greater than 5.500" were built by Pratt & Whitney or Wright, but the story starts with Charles Lawrance, who began developing air-cooled radial engines just after WW1. Although Wright tried to build air-cooled radials of its own, none were successful. The U.S. Navy essentially forced Wright to acquire Lawrance's company in 1923, and the engines that resulted were named Whirlwinds.
Frederick Rentschler was President of Wright at the time, but resigned in 1924 because the money-grubbing investment bankers that owned the company would not allocate sufficient money for research and development. Rentschler formed Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in 1925 and promptly raided the Wright brain trust.
P&W ran its first Wasp (R-1340) on 28 Dec 1925 and delivered its first production engine on 4 Aug 1926, 219 days later. The Wasp, with a bore of 5.750", had a takeoff rating of 410 hp at 1,900 rpm.
Even before the first Wasp was running, P&W began work on a larger engine, the Hornet A (R-1690), with a bore of 6.125". This engine first ran on 16 Jun 1926 and the first one was delivered 24 Mar 1927, 281 days later. The Hornet A initially had a takeoff rating of 525 hp at 1,900 rpm, but was refined (Hornet C, D and E) and produced through 1942, with an eventual takeoff rating of 875 hp at 2,300 rpm.
In the mean time, Wright raided the U.S. Army Air Corps Power Plant Division brain trust and introduced the R-1750 Cyclone with a 6.000" bore in late 1927. It had a takeoff rating of 552 hp at 1,900 rpm.
Not to be outdone, P&W countered with the Hornet B (R-1860), with a 6.250" bore and a takeoff rating of 575 hp at 1,950 rpm. However, the Hornet B was problematical. It first ran on 7 Nov 1927, but the first one was not delivered until 27 Jun 1929, 598 days later! This long period suggests development difficulties, and it also had a poor service reputation, perhaps a result of detonation in the big cylinders running on the 73 octane fuel available at the time. The engine never achieved more than 650 hp at 2,000 rpm. P&W only built 446 Hornet Bs between 1929 and 1934.
Wright countered the Hornet B with the R-1820 Cyclone in Jul 1930. The R-1820 had a bore of 6.125" and a takeoff rating of 575 hp at 1,900 rpm. However, this engine was eventually developed to the point that it produced 1,675 hp at 2,800 rpm.
Meanwhile, P&W had built its first experimental two-row air-cooled engine, the R-2270. The success of this endeavor led to the first Twin Wasp, with 14 cylinders and a bore of 5.500". This engine first ran on 16 Apr 1931, and remains the most produced aircraft engine ever. When the time came to build an even larger engine, P&W chose a cylinder with a 5.750" bore and a 6.000" stroke. Eighteen of these comprised the R-2800. Cylinders of identical bores and strokes comprised the R-2180 and R-4360.
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Nice answer Kimble, Thankyou.
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I once asked a lecturer at university why the twin flame fronts in an aero-engine didnt detonate the rest of the mixture as they approached each other, and cause detonation/pinking. He suggested that could be my PhD project! I was too busy reading books to bother about that.
I have a book, originally written in German, called something like, Engineering Design, blah, blah, blah. It has an orange cover and is about how best to design (economically) for manufacturing single or multiple items. (casting, machining, welding, etc.) I have no idea where it is. The author obviously comes from a marine engineering background, and states that when internal combustion engines are constructed with cylinders much above six inches bore and stroke, the scantlings, (the bits that make up the engine) become affected under the cube rule, whereby the weight of the engine becomes increasingly heavier, (twice as big, eight times heavier) causing the power to weight ratio to rapidly decrease.
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I think the square/cube idea is borne out with a comparison of large US engines using data from Model Designations of U.S.A.F. Aircraft Engines. This data all comes from the same period.
One should note that both the Lycoming and Studebaker required exhaust turbosuperchargers to produce these ratings and were liquid cooled. The additional (substantial) weight of the turbochargers and cooling systems is not included. Even thought the comparison is biased toward the big engines, one can see their specific weights are worsening.
At the time these really big engines were conceived, Air Force doctrine was aimed at very large, very long range bombers using engines with extremely good fuel economy. For long missions, the extra weight of the engines was offset by the reduced fuel requirements, resulting in powerplant plus fuel weights that were lower than with smaller engines. This was discussed in detail during George Cully's presentation at the 2012 AEHS Convention.
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kmccutcheon wrote:
I think the square/cube idea is borne out with a comparison of large US engines using data from Model Designations of U.S.A.F. Aircraft Engines. This data all comes from the same period.
One should note that both the Lycoming and Studebaker required exhaust turbosuperchargers to produce these ratings and were liquid cooled. The additional (substantial) weight of the turbochargers and cooling systems is not included.
The details of mechanics would in some cases differ with this statement. The much larger weight of the larger pistons/cylinders, air cooling fins, heavier head forgings and other stuff out weigh the much lighter water jackets, plumbing and radiators.
Point in case the R-2800 could be had at a power rating of 2200 HP, while a contemporary Packard-Merlin made 2218 HP from less weight for the same TBO. While later R-2800s could make more power if turbocharged, they were shorter lived and still heavier per HP than the Merlin, plus all of it's accoutrements and it was not as good as the V-1710, all things considered.
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I think TBO for 2800's ended up in the 3,000 plus range. Inlines are
more in the 600 or so range. The radial engine has a much stronger crankcase than an inline, and fewer main bearings, and shorter crankshaft.
Thus more capable of higher power ratings than the cast aluminum crankcase of an inline. I thought I had read that for racing, strengthening plates needed to be added to the crankcases of inlines that are operated at high boost power settings, for engines used in race planes and hydro planes, I suppose any tractor pullers do the same.
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