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Manfield Hosiery Mills (211-8) lost to Notts Academy by 9 wickets. Academy 19pts Mansfield Hosiery Mills 4pts
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Adam Tillcock took two superb catches at backward square off the bowling of George Bacon to put the visitors on the back foot. He then claimed 3-25 with his left arm spin from ten.
James Fraser held the visitors innings together with 76 not out. George Bacon finished with 3-61.
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Built in 1905 by developer Abbot Kinney as part of his "Venice of America" plan, the Venice Canal Historic District is famous for its man-made canals, which evoked the canals of Venice, Italy and likewise featured gondola rides. The canals originally covered the entire area between Abbot Kinney, Pacific Ave., and Venice Blvd. Because of the growing popularity of automobiles, most of the canals were filled in 1929 to create streets like Windward Ave. and Market St. The remaining canals fell into disrepair for decades, until they reopened in 1993 after a multimillion-dollar restoration. The residential district surrounding the remaining canals was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. Many of the old houses have been renovated, while large, modern homes have also been built. Visitors can walk along the canals in the area located within South Venice Blvd., Pacific, Ocean Ave. and Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles is one of the world's capitals for street art, and murals throughout Venice add to the area's vibrant energy. Famed muralist Rip Cronk has painted nearly a dozen Venice murals, including Portrait of Abbot Kinney (on the same block as my place), Venice on the Half Shell and Morning Shot, a portrait of Jim Morrison. The interior of the historic Danny's Deli on Windward Ave. is decorated with the last original Venice gondola from 1904, as well as Cronk's Hobnobbing in Venice, a 40-foot mural that depicts the last century of Venice with past and present celebrities observing the scene.
Artist Jonas Never completed Touch of Venice on the side of the Danny's Deli building in April 2012. The mural was inspired by Touch of Evil, the classic 1958 film noir directed by Orson Welles and starring Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh and Marlene Dietrich. Touch of Evil was filmed almost entirely in Venice, which Welles chose as a stand-in for the fictional Mexican border town where the story takes place. The three-minute, 20-second opening tracking shot of Windward is regarded by film critics and fans as one of the greatest long takes in cinematic history. As an homage to that opening, Touch of Venice depicts Heston and Leigh walking down Windward, with numerous references to Venice throughout the mural.
Beyond Baroque Foundation & Literary Arts Center
681 Venice Blvd., Venice, CA 90291
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Beyond Baroque is one of the United States' leading independent Literary | Arts Centers and public spaces dedicated to expanding the public's knowledge of poetry, literature and art through cultural events and community interaction. Founded in 1968, Beyond Baroque is based out of the original City Hall building in Venice, California. The Center offers a diverse variety of literary and arts programming including readings, workshops, new music and education. The building also houses a bookstore with the largest collection of new poetry books and CDs for sale and an archive that houses over 40,000 books, including small press and limited-edition publications, chronicling the history of poetry movements in Los Angeles and beyond. Through the years, Beyond Baroque has played muse to the Venice Beats, the burgeoning Punk movement and visiting scholars. Many of the city's leading literary talents, including Dennis Cooper, Wanda Coleman, Tom Waits, Exene Cervenkova and Amy Gerstler, are alumni of the Wednesday night poetry workshop. Many of the worlds most well known independent artists, including Patti Smith, Michael McClure, Dana Gioia, and Viggo Mortensen have performed on its stage.
Washington Blvd & Ocean Front Walk, Venice, CA 90291
Sitting about a half mile south of the famous Venice Boardwalk is the busy Venice Pier. First and foremost, fish bite in Venice – lots of fish bite. Not only will you get the standard Southern California fish like mackerel and smelts (and be careful when you're catching those different smelts in Southern California, jacksmelt and grunions are fine, but topsmelt is contaminated) but you can get a fair amount of highly sought after sport fish like halibut, the occasional kelp bass and from time to time, even a leopard shark. The cost to fish on Venice Beach is both very high and very low. Like so many piers in Southern California, there is no permit or direct cost to fish. There are a number of benches to sit on (although they are concrete, so if you plan on setting up for a while it's a good idea to bring a lawn chair or some cushions at the very least) and the weather is almost always perfect. Because the pier extends more than a quarter mile out into the ocean, the end of the pier is comfortably breezy even on the hottest Summer days. Where you run into your costs on Venice Pier is parking, especially on weekends. There is a parking lot right at the end of Washington where the pier begins which ranges in price from $6 to $15. You can try and hunt for street spots but if you want to park close to the pier you have to pay $2 per hour on a 2 hour max spot. If you do happen to find a free street spot, then you will be looking at a mile walk or more before getting to your actual set up spot. The only way to offset the parking cost is to make sure you get there before 8am, that's when the parking fees are at their lowest.
100 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401, (website: hidden)
Santa Monica Pier is actually two adjoining piers that long had separate owners. The long, narrow Municipal Pier opened September 9, 1909, primarily to carry sewer pipes beyond the breakers, and had no amenities. The short, wide adjoining Pleasure Pier to the south, a.k.a. Newcomb Pier, was built in 1916 by Charles I. D. Looff and his son Arthur, amusement park pioneers. Attractions on the Pleasure Pier eventually included the Santa Monica Looff Hippodrome building (which now houses the current carousel and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places), the Blue Streak Racer wooden roller coaster (which was purchased from the defunct Wonderland amusement park in San Diego), the Whip, merry-go-rounds, Wurlitzer organs, and a funhouse.
The Carousel was built in 1922 on the Pleasure Pier and features 44 hand-carved horses. It was rebuilt in 1990 inside the Hippodrome.
The La Monica Ballroom, designed by T.H. Eslick with a Spanish façade and French Renaissance interior, opened on July 23, 1924. It was the largest dance hall on the west coast, accommodating 5,000 dancers on its 15,000-square-foot (1,400 m2) hard maple floor. In 1948, country music star Spade Cooley began broadcasting his weekly television show from the ballroom, where the enormously popular program remained until 1954. During the summer of 1955, the Hollywood Autocade opened in the La Monica with one-hundred famous and unusual cars, including Jack Benny's Maxwell and a Rumpler Drop Car. From 1958 until 1962 the ballroom served as a roller skating rink; first as Skater's Ballroom and then Santa Monica Roller Rink, where the speed skating club won many state and regional championships. The 'La Monica Ballroom' was demolished in 1963.
It's a great place to end your day here, and wait for the sunset. It's a great stroll along the beach to a glorious jet out in to the ocean for an amazing sunset and view of all of Los Angeles Harbor, and Los Angeles.
There are SO many beaches, right here! There are different beaches in Venice, North of here, and South of here where you are staying. There are different beaches just North and South, of both Venice and Santa Monica Piers, and each have their own "feel".
Also, along Ocean Front Walk there are perhaps a 100 different restaurants, each with a different "feel", menu, and type of food. Strolling down Ocean Front Walk you can walk in, look at the menus, ambiance, and ocean views. They are amazing all year long, no matter what the weather. Enjoy a tea or coffee at as many as possible!
The essence of Venice is the boardwalk, the gateway to all of the Venice landmarks; Muscle Beach, the Venice Pier, the Breakwater. Bike, surf, swim, or simply walk around. Explore this unique and eclectic beach scene.
Penmar Park and Golf Course is a great little park and 9-hole golf course with a great restaurant, which is great for breakfast or Lunch. And if you have little ones, or love a game of soccer, check out the park!
This is a paved bicycle path that runs mostly along the Pacific Ocean shoreline in Los Angeles County, California. Pace yourself!!! 43 miles, the whole thing will take 4 to 5 hours depending on your pace.
If your skating try and be careful going around the Marina, the path gets a little choppy and uneven. There are plenty of restrooms, water fountains, and places to eat, so relax and enjoy the view!
There is a restaurant, art studios and workshops. On weekends there is also a great flea market, or just watch the planes takeoff and land. It's a quaint cool place.
South of Maxella between Lincoln Blvd. and Glencoe Avenue has everything, retail stores, sporting goods, book stores, movie theaters, restaurants, grocery stores, and pharmacies.
Enjoy great shopping in Downtown Santa Monica on the 3rd Street Promenade, a pedestrian-friendly Southern California attraction. The Third Street Promenade has been a center of business in Santa Monica since the town's inception in the late 19th century. The Promenade's roots date back to the 1960s when three blocks of Third Street were converted into a pedestrian mall. A new enclosed shopping center, Santa Monica Place (1980–2007), designed by the very famous Frank Gehry was added at the Promenade's southern end. The Third Street Promenade is an upscale shopping, dining and entertainment complex in the downtown area of Santa Monica, California.
The other venue for live music is Fisherman's Wharf. This of course is the touristy area of the marina complete with little shops, restaurants, boat rentals and everything you would expect in a marina catering to visitors.
This is also where the boats selling marina tours embark from which is a very relaxing way to spend some time. For a poor man's version I like to take the waterbus because it is super cheap and I can get on or off at will.
I like to walk past the wharf to the repair yards just to gander at the huge boats the marina calls home.
There are several miles of bike path meandering the maze that is Marina Del Rey so a bike is a great way to get around the harbor.
If you follow the bike path across the street from the wharf you will see there is a section just for pedestrians. Follow this path to walk out on the jetty where all the boats enter and exit the marina. Being so large, there is always a boat coming or going.
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Beach or lakeside relaxation, City vacations, Warm winter getaways, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest airport: Los Angeles International Airport, 7 miles
Car is not necessary
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Rental fees
- Damage Deposit | $200 per stay
- Tax rate | 14% of rent | tax rate
- Cleaning fee | $130 per stay
- Fees for additional guests may apply.
- A/C or climate control
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- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
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- Waterfront
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The Greater Oro Valley Arts Council will present Passion for Fashion, a charity fashion show for all ages, on Saturday, March 28, at Reflections at the Buttes, 9800 N. Oracle Road.
The program will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a social, cocktails and activities for the entire family, including a silent auction and raffle loaded with more than $70,000 in art, fashion, jewelry and travel packages.
At 11 a.m., brunch will be served, and at 11:30, the fashion show and auction will begin.
The fashion show will feature items from local boutiques and retailers from Casas Adobes Plaza, La Encantada and other malls and stores. They will be modeled by local personalities including Dan Marries, Erin Jordan and Theresa Jun from KOLD, Joan Lee and Alan Michaels from KOOL FM and Shannon Black from KIIM FM, as well as community leaders, including Mayor Paul Loomis of Oro Valley, Jay Zucker from the Toros and Ashley Reichstein, Ms. Southeast Arizona.
This event will demonstrate how to find fashions for the whole family while supporting local businesses.
Tickets are $40 for adults and $15 for children under 12, with a portion of each ticket being tax deductible. All money raised will go directly to supporting arts in local schools and the community.
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Reader Edgar Nieto writes: "I was searching on your website about recorders to see if you have any reviews but I didn't see any. I guess my wider question is: How can I record my sets using my laptop, or what do recommend for a beginner to do this?"
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This is a common question and there are lots of ways you can do this, depending on your circumstances. First thing to be said is: You must record your DJ sets. That's a given. If you don't record and listen back to your DJing, you'll get better far more slowly. So now we've got that straight, what options are there?
Recording DJ sets
- Record direct from your DJ software - This is the simplest way. Most full-strength DJ software will allow you to do this. The software will record a WAV or MP3 direct to your hard drive as you're playing. All you do is hit record. So why look any further? Because a lot of software supplied with today's DJ controllers is "LE" software, or cut-down software with features disabled, designed to make you buy the full version - and this is typically one of the disabled features. Or you may have performance issue when doing this
- Record using free sound software - Depending on your computer, it is sometimes possible to use software (such as SoundFlower on the Mac) to re-route audio around your system. This all depends on your set-up and on whether you are using an external sound card or a controller with a built-in sound card, the latter meaning it's harder or impossible to do this. But if you're using an external card, you can sometimes set things up so that a third-party program, such as Audacity (free audio manipulation software) can record directly what you're doing. It's fiddly though
- Record the audio output from your DJ controller - If your DJ controller has two audio outputs (say, 1/4" jacks and RCA, or booth and master), you can plug something into the spare one and record the output that way. That "something" could be an external recorder (which is what you asked about), or just a smartphone with a recording app, of which there are several for iOS and Android - search in your app store. You'll need the right lead, but it's easy enough. This method can also work if you route the audio back into your computer and use Audacity to record your computer's input.
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How do you know but every bird that cuts the airy way Is an immense world of delight, closed by your senses five? [Wm Blake] As the Earth turns, molecules of air Rise past the edge of the Earth, and are Struck by photons. Excited, they Release apparently random Squeals we can hear if We [Read More…]
A Dissertation on the Problem of Free Will
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Suppose the Lady made us that we may love Her. Suppose She already loves us as a mother Falls in love with her first-born child, And we are each of us that child. Love is not love unless I give it freely. So I must be free even to doubt Her Or choose not to [Read More…]
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Triskellion is a tradition that incorporates classical Wiccan (Gardnerian and Alexandrian) theology with magical discipline. It was founded in 1977 by Ken and Elizabeth McCaskie, known as Ken Ra and Lady Delthea. At least seven covens have descended from it. Ken Ra relates that he is a descendant of a Scottish Pagan and priestly lineage [Read More…]
The Word Creates the Thing It Names
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Not ex nihilo, out of nothingness, For nothingness does not exist. The word selects what adds up to a name From all the possibilities we might perceive. We see what we name; the name comes first. Truth bore names into our world for love of us, Because we cannot learn it without [Read More…]
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At Samhain 1976, Judy Harrow attended her first Wiccan circle and knew that she had found what she had been looking for all her life. She joined Margot Adler's study group, about which she has written,[2] My "Gardnerian" training was unique, especially for its time. Not just unique among Gardnerians, unique among Wiccans. By the [Read More…]
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[ I should note that this is from 1997, at the worst of my illness.] Seven red temptations have I felt: Of seductive bitterness at the edge Where I begin to descend into clinging Fog, turning light grey, dark grey, black. Of relief as I return to my sweet abuser. Of the [Read More…]
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In the holy of holies The boy from the hearth Has already drunk the juice From her sacred poppies. He is not afraid As he is swung through the fire That can be seen from miles away. When the swing returns, On it is a black ram. On its fleece the initiates Will stand next [Read More…]
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As his right arm supports me, I hold his left arm with both hands. Gently he lowers me Back, down, beneath the surface. In the water, undeceived, From the angels' bonds relieved, I by mercy now reprieved From the cell where first Eve fell. All of Heaven in me dwells. I know the Wisdom [Read More…]
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Certified ScrumMaster [Weekend Edition] - San Antonio
Saturday, June 23, 2012 at 8:30 AM - Sunday, June 24, 2012 at 4:30 PM (PDT)
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All CSM courses are taught by Certified Scrum Trainers. Taking a CSM course and the corresponding evaluation designates you as a Certified ScrumMaster, which indicates that you have been introduced to the basic concepts you need to perform as a ScrumMaster or team member on a Scrum team. This course also satisfies two elements of the CSD track: Scrum Introduction and Elective.
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The ScrumMaster Certification is a 2-day course introducing the concepts of the Scrum, the most popular Agile framework. Scrum is a deceptively simple framework and you will quickly learn about its roles, artifacts and process. However, its adaptive nature and impact on traditional organizational models and ways of working requires a fundamental grasp of the underlying principles for a truly successful implementation. We use an unconventional approach to training that allows you to take command of your learning. Through discovery and exploration, you will not find a dull moment.
Despite its name, this course is not just for ScrumMasters but is an effective primer for anyone who will be closely involved with teams adopting Scrum, including Project & Program Managers, Product Owners, IT managers, and Senior Developers.
After taking this course, students are eligible to take a 60 question online exam within 90 days of the course to earn the certification. At this time, all students will be given a passing grade on the Certified ScrumMaster exam as the Scrum Alliance verifies appropriate exam questions and course content. For more details on our Certified ScrumMaster Training please download our latest flyer here
Tom Mellor - Certified Scrum Trainer and past Chair of the Board of Directors of the Scrum Alliance. He started his Scrum journey in 2004 while helping a very large Insurance company (a Fortune 50 company based in Bloomington, IL) to get better at their product development using Agile principles and practices and Scrum. He has been the champion for change in that company ever since. In addition, he has trained over 1600 of professionals in Scrum. You might spot him at various Agile and Scrum conference around the world, either presenting his new ideas or just having fun networking with people. His profile and some of his presentations can be found at at http://scrumalliance.org/profiles/503-tom-mellor
Devon Morris is a CSM that has worked with a number of large organizations and assisted in their adoption and use of Scrum and agile practices. Devon used Scrum as a developer in 2000 and received his Scrum training from Ken Schwaber in 2005.
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PMP's can claim 14 PDUs for attending this class.
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Saturday, June 23, 2012 at 8:30 AM - Sunday, June 24, 2012 at 4:30 PM (PDT)
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Will Destiny's Child reunite for the Super Bowl halftime show? According to one third of the R&B super group, it's not happening!
Following reports that Beyonce, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland will perform some of the group's hits, including "Bills, Bills, Bills" & "Survivor," Michelle told WRUG Media, "I hate to disappoint the people and tell them that it's not true."
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According to Michelle, she's busy with another gig on Super Bowl Sunday.
"I'm going to be in the musical 'Fela,'" she explained. "I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. But we did record a song with each other before the holidays."
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Michelle is slated to perform in the touring production of the Tony Award-winning show, which begins in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday. Two performances are scheduled for Super Bowl Sunday at D.C.'s Sidney Harman Hall.
Besides their new song, "Nuclear" - the group's first in eight years - there could be a reunion down the road, says the singer.
"We have talked about it," she said. "You know, one day soon."
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Beyonce (with or without Michelle and Kelly) will rock the Super Bowl XLVII crowd on February 3, 2013 in New Orleans.
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Lead or co-lead quality audits to analyze and ensure that the basic processes of our plants and suppliers are effective. Evaluate suppliers and our quality systems to ensure full compliance to ELC and all applicable regulatory requirements. This position is a member of the Global Quality Assurance Audit team.
60% - Perform audit of suppliers. Audit activities include, defining the audit objective, defining audit requirements scheduling audits with suppliers, conduction opening & closing meetings and performing audits as the lead or co-auditor for Components, Raw Material, Third Party Manufactures (TPM), Estee Lauder manufacturing sites and third party testing laboratories. Ensure that audits are conducted according to EL policy and requirements, that every audit has a timely audit report issued, and that corrective action/preventative action (CAPA) plans are identified for every audit. 15% - Update the audit tracking database with audit schedule, audit report and audit observations. Rank suppliers according to EL risk profile. Participate in collecting and reporting quality matrix. 10% - Collaborate with of members of the QA organization and other functions at ELC in continuous improvement of the audit program. 15% Other duties as assigned may include management and processing of OTC complaints and processing new supplier audit request.
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Trout Farm Inn
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Lunch and Dinner Menu
Appetizers, salads, sandwiches and burgers are served seven days per week, from 11:00 am.
Jalapeno Poppers Shrimp Cocktail Spicy French Fries
Artichoke Bruschetta: Warm, creamy artichoke hearts served on a garlic crostini bread.
Caprice Salad: Fresh mozzarella and Roma tomatoes drizzled with basil-infused olive oil.
Traditional Buffalo Wings: Served with celery, carrots and blue cheese dressing. 6 piece or 12 piece.
Deep Fried Mozzarella: Fresh mozzarella coated with panko bread crumbs and lightly fried. 3 piece or 6 piece.
Onion Rings: Full order or half order.
House Salad: Fresh mixed greens, your choice of dressing and tomatoes.
Sweet Fried Chicken Salad: Mixed greens tossed in honey mustard dressing, almonds, shredded jack and cheddar cheese, tomatoes and topped off with fried chicken.
Trout Farm Signature Skirt Steak Salad: Fresh mixed greens with cherry tomatoes, tortilla strips, shredded jack and cheddar cheese tossed in your choice of dressing topped off with grilled Angus skirt steak. Chicken is available on request.
Sandwiches can be on your choice of a bun or croissant.
Turkey: Sliced turkey with lettuce and tomatoes served on a croissant.
Turkey Bacon Avocado: Topped off with crispy bacon and 100% fresh pureed avocado.
Chicken Bacon Ranch: Chicken tenderloins with lettuce, tomato, bacon and ranch dressing.
Hawaiian Chicken: Lettuce, pineapple, chicken tenderloins and smoky BBQ sauce.
BBQ Tri Tip Sandwich: Slow roasted tri-tip with BBQ sauce.
BLT: Bacon, lettuce and tomato on a croissant.
ALT: 100% fresh pureed avocado with lettuce and tomato on a croissant.
BBQ Bacon Blue: Bacon, blue cheese crumbles and smoky BBQ sauce.
Yvonne's Favorite: It is the same as the BBQ bacon blue, but with hot wing sauce instead of the BBQ. Spicy, messy and juicy.
All American Burger: Lettuce, tomato, American cheese and 1000 isle dressing.
Hawaiian Burger: Lettuce, pineapple and smoky BBQ sauce.
Mushroom Swiss Burger: Fresh sauteed mushrooms and Swiss cheese.
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Quickly learn how CNC coordinate systems work for CNC mills and lathes from 2 to 5-axis. It's so much more fun to know what's going on, and mastering coordinates is one of the first steps. Plus, it's just not that hard--we'll show you how right now.
Does CNC use a Right or Left Handed Coordinate System?
Hold up your right hand with the index finger extended and the thumb up, like you're simulating a gun. Now extend your second finger at right angles to the index finger. Those three fingers are now pointing in the directions of positive X (second finger), Y (index finger) and Z (thumb). In other words, the Z coordinate will get smaller as your spindle moves down towards the table of a mill. Now here is the tricky part:
Even if the table moves instead of the spindle, the handedness is based on the assumption it is the spindle moving!
What that means is that for motions of the table, we reverse directions. Hence even though the diagram shows what looks like a left-handed system, if we consider how to get the same motion if the spindle moved instead of the table, we'd see it is really right handed.That's why we say CNC uses a Right Handed Coordinate System, and the whole hand thing is just an easy way of remembering. Even though most machines are right handed, it is not a requirement, and you need to check out how your machine is actually set up.
This whole handedness thing is just a way to remind yourself which way the coordinates go. It's not a big deal otherwise and you'll get used to what your machine uses pretty fast.
Each machine will have its own specific axis orientation which you should become familiar with. Here are some common types:
Mill Axes for a Typical Vertical Machining Center. Note: arrows show table motion in positive g-code direction. Handedness is spindle motion and reversed!
Lathe Axes for a Typical 2-Axis Lathe...
The cylinders in each drawing represent the spindle of the machine. Be sure to have a look at exactly how the axes are laid out on your machine. For example, horizontal mills are turned around considerably from the drawing I've shown. Lathes can get a lot more complicated than the simple 2-axis version I've shown.
4-Axis, 5-Axis, and More
Much more complex configurations are possible when you have more axes. For example, here is a 5-axis setup:
5-Axis Mill With Trunion Table...
Note that we have added two rotational axes to the basic mill diagram to provide an A-Axis and a B-Axis. In general, A, B, and C are rotational axes that rotate around axes formed by the X, Y, and Z respectively.
Expressing Coordinates in G-Code
Now that we know what the coordinate systems are, how do we express coordinates in G-Code?
It's pretty simple: just take the axis letter and add the value. Spaces between the letter and its value are optional.
For example, a position that is 1 inch from 0 along X, 2 inches along Y, and 3 inches along Z is written as:
You get used to reading them all run together like that quickly, but you can format them with spaces to make them more readable:
Again, you get used to keeping the letters with the numbers, so I wouldn't add more spaces than just between the axes:
That's actually the easiest to read once you get used to it.
What About Units?
The example I just gave used inches, but in actuality the controller can be set to use either metric or Imperial. It's up to you to know which default the system comes up in and to change the units as needed. Try not to change units in the middle of a program, do so at the very beginning and then stay with the same units. It's too confusing otherwise. The G-Codes to change units only affect how the machine interprets the numbers. They don't change your program. We'll talk more about changing units in a future article, but for now, just be aware.
For rotational axes (which you'll only be using on a 4 or 5 axis machine), we don't use dimensions for the units, we use angles, typically in degrees. Rotating the 4th axis to the 90 degree position might be done as A90, for example.
Relative Versus Absolute Coordinates
Sometimes, it is very convenient to refer to Relative instead of Absolute coordinates. Let's assume the tool tip on my mill is at X0 Y0 Z0 and I want to move it to X1 Y2 Z3 (I dropped the commas, which are not used in G-Code, because I'm just trying to get you used to the switch from how you learned coordinates in school, e.g. (0, 0, 0), to how it's done in G-Code X0 Y0 Z0). I can make the move absolute or relative and it doesn't matter. "X1 Y2 Z3" does the trick since in either case we started from X0 Y0 Z0.
But, suppose your cutter is positioned at some point and you need to cut a 1" square with the corner aligned to that point. Perhaps you've used your edgefinder to locate the cutter precisely on some feature of the part. This is easily done with relative moves:
In essence, move 1" right, 1" up in Y, 1" left, and then 1" down in Y. Now we have a 1" square whose lower left corner is the initial point.
There are lots of cases where relative moves are handy so the ability to switch back and forth comes up a lot. We'll show you how to make that switch when we talk about how to move with G-Code, but for now, just be aware that there are both Relative and Absolute Coordinates.
Sometimes, we refer to relative coordinates with special axis letters. For example, IJK may be relative XYZ when defining arc centers. On some controllers, UVW may be used alongside XYZ to refer to relative coordinates without needing to change back and forth between relative and absolute modes. In other words, XYZ is used always as absolute and UVW is always relative.
For now, it is enough to be aware that relative coordinates exist. A little later, we have an entire chapter just on the subject of relative versus absolute coordinates.
The last Coordinate System concept I want to cover is that of Offsets. Offsets are another fancy way to think about relative motions. Let's suppose you want to machine 2 identical parts. Each is held in a vise on your table at the same time. How do you make one program that can do both parts without having to change the program for the position of each part?
The answer is that we use a Work Offset. More detail on those later, but for now, imagine that Work Offsets let us position the X0 Y0 Z0 origin in more than one place. We can put one on the first vise and another on the second vise. Now just by changing the work offset the same program can work to make the part on either vise.
There are lots of different kinds of offsets in CNC, and the skilled CNC operator/machinist finds that offsets are an extremely handy way to nudge the behavior of a G-Code Program without having to change that program. Most CNC controllers have an offsets screen where you do that. I mention this because any time you get a chance to learn about offsets, take the time to do so. They're digital power tools for the CNC machinist and are very handy. We'll cover them in greater detail later.
It's convenient to refer to planes for various purposes. A plane is a flat 2 dimensional space defined by two axes. For example, the default plane on most mills is XY. If you draw an arc without specifying a change in the plane, it will be drawn on the XY plane. There is a plane for each combination of the linear axes XYZ:
The G17, G18, and G19 G-Codes select which plane is active. More on G17-G19 when we talk more about arcs.
You've now got the basics:
- You know how to visualize the coordinate systems relative to your machine using the left handed rule.
- You know how to express coordinates in G-Code.
- You know what units are used to measure the coordiantes.
- You know there is the possibility of both relative and absolute coordinates.
- You know that offsets let you shift the coordinate system around for various handy purposes.
- You know about planes.
We'll shortly introduce the notion of MDI, which is a simple way to use G-Code as though you are still a manual machinist. It's a good introduction to the basics of moving your CNC's axes. But first, we need to get you set up on G-Wizard Editor so you'll have a CNC Simulator to use for practice during these tutorial lessons.
1. Form the left-handed and right-handed coordinate systems with your own hands and visualize which way the axes run on your machine. Which direction is the positive (increasing positive coordinates) for each axis? Which direction do increasingly positive coordinates in the g-code move the table and spindle?
2. Get out the manual for your machine and find the diagram that shows how its coordinate system works. Make sure to leave the manual handy, whether it is paper or online. We'll refer back to it a number of times as we go through the various exercises.
3. Bring up G-Wizard G-Code Editor. By default, you're in Mill Mode. There are views for Perspective, Top, Front, and Right. Download the sample engraving file from our download page. You want the file called HomeSwitchRearPanelEngrave. Start up GWE and do a File Open to load the downloaded file. Have a look at it in each view.
- Top is a view from the XY plane
- Front is a view from the XZ plane
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How does SMG engage the clutch from a standstill?
I've never driven an SMG before and with all this talk about only SMG being offered in the new M5 and *possibily* all subsequent M's, I've been wondering what it's like just getting going from a standstill with SMG. I've read some threads about launching and it's my understanding that it has somekind of launch mode where it revs up to 1800rpms , but how does it engage the clutch? Does it ever dump the clutch when launching or does it always slip the clutch? and what about just getting started at a slow pace, does it rev the engine to a certain rpms and slip the clutch in, or does it simultaneously engage the clutch as it brings up the rpms? Does it rev match at all on the slow programs while upshifting, or does it always slip the clutch to bring the rpms down to the next gear? If you're giving it too much or too little throttle, will it override your throttle input to properly bring the rpms to where they need to be? I know the best thing to do would be to drive one but I'm not in the market for a new car now and I don't know anyone who has SMG, but if any of you SMG owners could describe the experience and answer some of my questions, I'm curious to know. Thanks.
The best qualitative answer is not very illuminating: It does basically the same thing you do (assuming you operate your clutch properly -- no dumping!). It just does it more consistently and therefore faster.
The technical answer is a hydraulic actuator controlled by a microprocessor programmed with a sophisticated algorithm that lets out the clutch based on a variety of inputs from a cadre of sensors, most of which were already in the vehicle to begin with (groundspeed, gear, crankshaft speed, etc. etc.)
The main advantage of SMG over a human is precision and speed.
Note that the tranny is the same as that in the manual. The difference is replacement of the manual hydraulic actuator with an automatic one, and the addition of a computer to control the actuator.
How many posts could a repost post if a repost could post posts?
I've only had my car a couple days, so I can't really answer some of this, but I'll give you the ones that I know. By the way this is SMG and not SMGII, fyi, but for most of what your asking I think the basic functions are the same.
First your talking about the "acceleration assistant" function. Obviously I have not done this as my car has only 200 miles, but from what I understand its like this. From a stop, DSC off, and in sport mode, put it to the floor. The car will wait and launch at about 2k rpm, feathering the clutch as to not let your wheels spin at all. I have no idea how good this works, I will in a month or so I guess. I'll be posting my personal SMG review once I experience all these things after break in.
Second, starting slowly, like from a stop light or something, just driving normally is like this.
When your stopped the car is clutched, period. You have to hold your foot on the brake to not roll. The light turns green, switch the foot over to the accelerator real quick and the car begins to roll back just barely (depending on incline etc), but as soon as your foot touches the accelerator, and I mean you barely have to touch it, you feel the clutch desengage instantly and from that point you give it some gas just like any manual and go.
So I guess the answer is, the clutch lets go within about a mm of accelerator depression, or simultaneously to the driver hitting the gas.
In auto mode the tranny WILL clutch and kick me down a gear if I depress the accelerator hard in a low rpm situation, however I hardly ever use that, and in manual it will not do that, it will simpy bog the car out.
Outside of your questions, one thing I always heard and worried about before I got my car is jerkiness/lurchyness/rough shift, etc. Just so everyone knows, It took me a grand total of about 4 hours in the car to understand how to make it shift as smooth as butter in ANY mode, even auto without sport, so I just dont understand these comments. Fine if you went for a 5 minute test drive and you nailed it from a stop in auto mode with no sport and kept your foot on the floor the whole time, hell yea I bet it jerked you good, but with just a very simple understanding of it, the thing changes dramatically. Basically, once you learn that it MUST be driven like a MT and not an auto, you begin to understand it.
There is more to Lauch Mode than what you discribe>
The procedure has been listed on this board before. Do a search on "launch Mode" for more info.
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A parade featuring Indiana area veterans, military units and dignitaries will begin at 10:30 this morning on Philadelphia Street. The units will pause for a memorial program at the court house at 11:00.
A memorial dedication will be held immediately following the Veterans Day Parade at the Silas M. Clark House, Wayne Avenue, Indiana. The Indiana County Civil War Memorial Committee cordially invites the community to a memorial dedication honoring Indiana County's Civil War veterans. For more information, visit suvwcamp43.wordpress.com.
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