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Detroit � Matthew Stafford completed a couple deep passes to the incomparable Calvin Johnson and blablabla. We�ve seen that highlight reel before, and expect to see it a lot more.
This night was much more about the new sights. And before anyone gets too excited � Ziggy! � and blows one little play out of proportion � ZIGGY! � let�s emphasize it was the exhibition opener. And let�s remember the Lions� 26-17 victory over the Jets Friday night at Ford Field doesn�t really count.
All the disclaimers out of the way? Good. Now let�s discuss the much-anticipated debuts, and breathlessly note Ziggy Ansah has more touchdowns this year than Stafford and Johnson combined. That�s plain goofy hyperbole, but the point is, the Lions brought in guys to make big plays, and that�s what they flashed.
Barely four minutes into the game, Ansah did what no Lions defender did the entire 2012 season. While wrestling with a blocker, he reached up and snagged a weak throw by Mark Sanchez, then chugged 14 yards with the interception for a touchdown. The Lions didn�t score a single defensive touchdown last season, part of the reason they grabbed the raw, athletic defensive end with the No. 5 overall pick.
That�s also why they signed safety Glover Quin, who nearly collected an interception on the next series, losing the ball when clobbered by tight end Kellen Winslow. Oh, and did I mention right before that, Ansah ditched his blocker and dropped the running back for a 2-yard loss?
With the smothering tandem of Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley drawing so much attention, Ansah should get quite a few chances to bag running backs and quarterbacks.
�You know, a lot was made of Ziggy�s inexperience,� Jim Schwartz said. �We said from the beginning that he plays screens well, he plays draws well. We�ve seen that stuff on tape, so it wasn�t a surprise when he made that play.�
Of course, making big plays against the beleaguered Sanchez is what defenders are supposed to do. And yes, Sanchez shredded the Lions defense on one scoring drive, although Quin was out of the game and Louis Delmas didn�t play because of his sore knee. But of all the items on the Lions� self-improvement checklist, finding someone to make impactful plays � turnovers, long touchdown runs, even towering punts � was at the top.
�That�s one helluva way to come out,� Suh said of Ansah. �And it�s not gonna stop there. He�s got a lot of natural talent and great instincts. � We�ve always wanted to be a defense that�s disruptive and gets the ball back for the offense.�
Bush's debut
Hoping to win with Stafford just heaving the ball to Johnson is so 2011. Stafford wasn�t sharp in this one, completing three of eight, and Johnson caught all three for 58 yards. That elicited the normal ooohs, but it was a quick play by newcomer Reggie Bush that drew the aaahs. On his first carry, Bush hurdled a defender, stayed on his feet and kept churning for what can only be described as the greatest 6-yard run by a Lion in several years. (Hyperbole alert).
Bush finished with a mere 5 yards on three carries as the Lions� first-team offense played only two series, but the hurdle was an eye-opening glimpse. Bush is an eight-year veteran who�s determined to show he has plenty of burst left. The former Heisman Trophy winner has dived into the task, displaying leadership skills, too.
Several hours before the game, Bush tweeted, �It may not count but it does matter! Detroit let�s go earn our respect tonight!� No one earns respect in an exhibition game and Bush knows it, but he also knows how important his role could be. He said he wanted to start developing chemistry immediately, and that�s really all this was, a start.
�It felt good to get my feet wet and get a feel for the Lions� stadium,� Bush said. �This is actually my first time in the stadium. It�s big, nice, I�ve enjoyed being here.�
Special thrills
We won�t know his impact until the games actually count and the Lions run their full offense. But you could see Jets defenders already edging in on Bush, leaving Johnson open. This was barely a glimpse, with receivers Nate Burleson and Ryan Broyles sitting out, but there were decent signs.
Even the Lions� previously horrific special teams stirred to life. They spent a fifth-round pick on punter Sam Martin, and his first boot was a well-placed 54-yarder. And who knows, the Lions might have a placekicking battle for the first time in a couple decades, following Jason Hanson�s retirement.
Veteran David Akers nailed field goals of 47 and 35 yards. Then later, as the crowd roared, the Norwegian oddity known as Kickalicious, Havard Rugland, drilled a 49-yard field goal. He added a 50-yarder, and in his first-ever football game, the longest of long-shots made an impression.
No one made a bigger first impression than Ansah, although he wasn�t biting on any of the hyperbole.
�It�s a great way to start,� Ansah said. �Everybody did their job on defense for me to be able to get that. So it�s not about me.�
Impressions and impacts, that�s what the NFL exhibition season is about. Players make good first impressions all the time, but long-term impact is what the Lions seek. From Kickalicious to Ziggylicious (sorry), at least there was something different to see, and a few reasons to look a little closer.


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"It is with great foresight that New Mexico has chosen to invest in the commercial space business," she told the group in Las Cruces. "And when I say New Mexico, I mean taxpayers have chosen to invest."
Her eagerness seemed a far cry from the skepticism she showed soon after taking office in early 2011. The change of heart illustrates an ironic reality midway into Martinez's four-year term.
It's not clear that Martinez would have supported the massive public investment required to build the spaceport had she been governor when the state and local communities pumped $209 million into the project. Economic Development Secretary Jon Barela wouldn't say whether Martinez would have invested the money former Gov. Bill Richardson championed had she been in his place, saying he was "not willing to second-guess the prior administration's decision."
Because of the investment made while Richardson was governor, many spaceport supporters say, the project presents a real opportunity to create private-sector jobs the kind Martinez likes best.
But the spaceport's future, and the possibility of private-sector jobs in a region desperately in need of them, appears tenuous, its fate hanging in part on proposed legislation state lawmakers will consider in the coming weeks. The bill would protect companies supplying parts to spaceships from being sued.
The Legislature has twice failed to pass the bill even as some other states with competing spaceports have enacted similar protections. Sen. Pete Campos, D-Las Vegas, thinks compromise is possible this year.
"I would indicate today that it would be very likely, but all the stakeholders truly need to be brought to the table," he said in late December.
While Martinez's economic development plans are larger than Spaceport America the spaceflight informed consent bill is one of seven measures she'll promote in the upcoming session the bill's passage has the potential to boost Martinez's economic development record, which some say is a mixed bag so far.
Martinez can count among her achievements a boom in international trade and a growing border-related industry in Santa Teresa. But the state is losing jobs, and other economic indicators show slower growth than nationally.
Spaceport supporters say the project has the potential to help grow a new aerospace economy and reduce reliance upon federal dollars. New Mexico ranked sixth in per-capita federal spending in fiscal year 2010, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report.
Though Martinez looks on the spaceport more favorably than she once did, she has been unwilling to pump more money into the project and has scaled back funding for its administering agency. Meanwhile, competing states have ramped up spending in the race to attract the commercial space industry and its jobs.
Those factors make the bill to cap legal liability for spaceflight parts manufacturers and company shareholders make-or-break for Spaceport America, supporters say. In recent weeks the CEO of the spaceport's major tenant, Virgin Galactic, bolstered those fears, saying the company would rethink its plans if the measure fails this year.
The legislation has powerful opponents. The New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association has adamantly objected to the bill, saying it could undermine a long-held tenet protecting consumer safety.
Soon after taking office in 2011, Martinez installed a new board and Executive Director Christine Anderson for the New Mexico Spaceport Authority. The facility was in mid-construction, and the shake-up worried spaceport supporters.
Martinez, in a recent interview in Las Cruces, said she was concerned at the time about lax financial accounting.
The skepticism may have also been partly because the project along with others like the Rail Runner commuter train in northern New Mexico symbolized what some saw as Richardson largesse. Martinez took aim at other symbols of what she perceived as excess by selling a state-owned jet, shrinking her security detail and laying off chefs at the governor's mansion.
Asked if she is a spaceport supporter now, Martinez replied: "Absolutely. And the counties that voted were also strong supporters," she said, referring to Do-a Ana and Sierra counties' self-imposed tax increases.
Otero County voters turned down the tax in 2008, therefore excluding the county from anything related to the spaceport.
But Martinez is holding to her pledge to downsize public spending on the facility.
When Virgin Galactic sought an extension of the already-built spaceport runway for landing safety reasons last summer, the spaceport reworked its existing capital outlay budget to pay for it.
Martinez has also cut funding for the spaceport authority, which is responsible for construction and operation of the facility, from $1.2 million to $500,000 annually, said Anderson.
New Mexico's project was designed and built from the ground up as a spaceport. It features a 10,000-foot concrete runway, a spacious terminal-hangar and rocket-launching facilities.
That's one advantage New Mexico has over other states that are using funds to expand upon or refurbish existing infrastructure, such as rocket launch pads and airport runways, Spaceport Authority Chairman Rick Holdridge said.
But the competition is steep. Florida, Virginia, Texas, Colorado and California are all vying for a piece of the action as the United States moves toward greater reliance upon commercial aerospace to transport people and payloads.
Florida received FAA approval for two spaceports in 2010 at Cecil Field Airport, a former naval air station near Jacksonville, Fla., and Cape Canaveral. Virginia has a coastal spaceport for launching rockets. Its main client is Orbital Sciences Corp., a company with a $1.9 billion NASA contract to resupply the International Space Station.
Both states are building up spaceports, boosting dollars for the state agencies that oversee the projects and offering incentives.
In Florida, the Legislature has appropriated $4 million a year for its spaceport agency, said Tina Lange, spokeswoman for the entity. It also received another $6 million in one-time funding. Lange said about $30 million was allocated over the past two years for spaceport infrastructure projects.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, has supported legislation to open up more funding for Cecil Field Airport.
In 2012, Virginia's GOP Gov. Bob McDonnell approved a budget for his state's spaceport authority of $9.5 million annually for four years. Reaching a goal of building "the leading commercial space launch facility in the country" also includes improving facilities and exempting from income taxes companies that operate in and launch from the state, according to its strategic plan.
Texas is offering the commercial aerospace industry substantive financial incentives. It also benefits from a CNBC ranking as the most business-friendly state in the nation; New Mexico, by comparison, was tied for 36th in 2012. Texas has one privately owned, FAA-licensed spaceport. Others are in the works.
New Mexico offers some aerospace-related gross receipts tax reductions. Spaceport America offers attractive natural features clear weather, clear airspace because of White Sands Missile Range nearby, a low population density, and a high elevation that lets companies launch payloads at a lower cost, Holdridge said.
Martinez told Las Cruces symposium attendees in October that she's committed to broader changes that would benefit the aerospace industry.
"I'm personally focused on reforming our tax and regulatory environment, as well as improving public education to equip more workforce to better serve the industry," she said.
But New Mexico doesn't have the population or financial resources to rival the efforts of some other leading aerospace states, Holdridge said. The state's best hope to stay competitive is the expanded legal liability bill, supporters say.
Failing to OK the measure is "basically telling the industry the state is schizophrenic," and will likely drive companies away, Holdridge said.
Virginia started a trend in 2007 when former Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine signed the first measure to protect manned spaceflight operators from crash-related lawsuits. New Mexico followed suit in 2010 during Richardson's last year in office. New Mexico spaceport supporters contend the protections must extend down the supply chain and to company directors and shareholders, which is what the proposed legislation would do. The Legislature's failure to pass the bill has factored into at least one company's decision to go elsewhere.
XCOR Aerospace, which plans suborbital flights, said New Mexico had several attractive sites including Spaceport America. A "surprise" failed vote on the expanded bill was partly why the company opted last year to locate a headquarters and research and development facility in Midland, Texas, said Chief Operating Officer Andrew Nelson.
In November, a group named "Save Our Spaceport Committee" announced support for the bill. Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides was present but is not part of the group. In an interview, Whitesides emphasized that he's never said the company would consider leaving if the bill fails again. He also didn't rule it out.
"What I've said is we're going to take a closer look at what the Legislature does and then evaluate our stance," he said. Virgin Galactic has a 20-year lease to base flight operations at Spaceport America. Breaking it would cost the company $500,000 or $2 million, depending on the circumstances of the departure, the lease states. Virgin Galactic has to guarantee itself by filing a letter of credit once lease payments begin something that hasn't happened yet.
Even so, Virgin Galactic would be required to pay the penalty if it pulled out before the first lease payment, Anderson said. Martinez said she expects the company to move forward with its New Mexico plans. The guarantee is a drop in the bucket compared to the more than $200 million Virgin Galactic has invested in the spacecraft it's building to fly customers into suborbital space.
Whitesides said the proposed legislation is needed to attract other spaceport tenants. The vision has always been to create a "thriving spaceport with multiple anchor tenants and a robust ecosystem of manufacturers and suppliers," he said.
That hasn't happened.
"We're faced with a situation where all the operational costs of the spaceport are going to fall on our shoulders, and that's not what we signed up for," Whitesides said.
Supporters and opponents of the proposed legislation point to different concerns.
Failing to enact the law could lead manufacturers to stop supplying parts to companies operating at Spaceport America, said N. Wayne Hale Jr., a former NASA official and consultant to commercial spaceflight companies, in remarks to the spaceflight symposium.
New Mexico Trial Lawyer's Association President Ray Vargas said there's higher risk for negligence if companies can't be sued.
"What they're saying is: 'Let's change 200 years of settled law and tell these manufacturers you can do what you want and make a faulty product and come to New Mexico and use it,'" he said.
Spaceport officials said the measure wouldn't affect the rights of people on the ground to sue in the case of an accident.
Vargas also said the bill could set a precedent for other exemptions to tort law.
State Sen. Joseph Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, said any legal changes should apply "to the businesses that are actually going to come to New Mexico and commit to creating jobs."
Cervantes said there's room for compromise, perhaps drawing upon other states' statutes. He said he's expecting the measure to pass.
"I hope I'm going to be in a position to strike a good balance between our goals for economic development and the goal of safety," he said. "I don't think they have to be mutually exclusive."
Sen. Campos, too, said policymakers can find a balance that protects consumers and advances the spaceport's economic development potential. It will take involvement early in the legislative session from all parties in the debate, he said.
Diana Alba Soular can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. This article and series were produced by New Mexico In Depth (www.nmindepth.com) in partnership with the Alamogordo Daily News and Santa Fe New Mexican.


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Yellowtail Snapper are found in the Atlantic Ocean from New England to southeastern Brazil. In Brazil, they grow at moderate rates, reach sexual maturity by 3 years and can produce many eggs.
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Carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels is changing the oceans' chemistry. This is ocean acidification. The head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls ocean acidification global warming's equally evil twin.
The oceans are absorbing up to a million tons of carbon dioxide every hour.
The good news: less carbon dioxide in the air means the atmosphere will warm up more slowly.
You guessed there's bad news? Right again!
The bad news is that as the oceans absorb large quantities of carbon dioxide, they become more acidic. When a molecule of carbon dioxide (CO2) enters the ocean, it immediately forms carbonic acid by binding to, and locking up, carbonate molecules.
Corals, clams, various plankton, crusting coralline algae, and other creatures that make skeletons and shells of calcium carbonate need those same carbonate molecules that carbon dioxide steals.
Carbonate scarcity slows their growth, making them more fragile, and sometimes fatally deformed. Carbonate concentrations in the upper few hundred feet (tens of meters) of the ocean have already declined about 10 percent compared to seawater just before steam-engine times.
And at the base of the food-chain, some of the most important ocean drifters use calcium carbonate. They include organisms like single-celled foraminifera and coccolithophorids, which drift the ocean in uncountable trillions, plus certain pteropods (silent 'p'; they're related to snails).
Trouble for these organisms means trouble for everything that eats them. Most people have not heard of pteropods, but they are well known to hungry young mackerel, pollock, cod, haddock, and salmon. Trouble for corals, meanwhile, is trouble for everything that lives in or on them.
Ocean acidity has increased 30% since the industrial revolution. Scientists predict that the oceans will become progressively more acidic over the next century.
The solution: We need an energy economy based on renewable energy, especially energy sources that do not have to be burned, such as the power of the sun, wind, tides, and the heat of the Earth—the power that drives the whole planet.
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Ocean Acidification, National Geographic
Carbon Burden on the World's Oceans, Yale Environment
How Acidification Threatens Oceans from the Inside Out, Scientific American
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The Ocean in a High CO2 World Symposium, Ocean Acidification Net
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PC-BSD® is based on BSD Unix[1], meaning that it is not a Linux distribution. If you have used Linux before, you will find that some features that you are used to have different names on a BSD system and that some commands are different. This section covers some of these differences.
BSD and Linux use different filesystems during installation. Many Linux distros use EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, or ReiserFS, while PC-BSD® uses UFS or ZFS. This means that if you wish to dual-boot with Linux or access data on an external drive that has been formatted with another filesystem, you will want to do a bit of research first to see if the data will be accessible to both operating systems.
Table 1.4a summarizes the various filesystems commonly used by desktop systems. Most of the desktop managers available from PC-BSD® should automatically mount the following filesystems: FAT16, FAT32, EXT2, EXT3 (without journaling), EXT4 (read-only), NTFS5, NTFS6, and XFS. See the section on Files and File Sharing for more information about available file manager utilities.
Table 1.4a: Filesystem Support on PC-BSD®
|r/w support loaded by default
|r/w support loaded by default
|r/w support loaded by default
|since EXT3 journaling is not supported, you will not be able to mount a filesystem requiring a journal replay unless you fsck it using an external utility such as e2fsprogs[2].
|r/o support loaded by default
|EXT3 journaling, extended attributes, and inodes greater than 128-bytes are not supported; EXT3 filesystems converted to EXT4 may have better performance
|r/w support loaded by default
|r/w support loaded by default
|Mac OSX
|older Mac versions might work with hfsexplorer[3].
|full r/w support loaded by default
|r/w support loaded by default
|r/o support is loaded by default
|r/o support is included in Linux kernel 2.6.5 onwards;
r/w support on Mac;
UFS Explorer[4] can be used on Windows
|changed to r/o support in Mac Lion
|check if your Linux distro provides ufsutils;
r/w support on Mac;
UFS Explorer[4] can be used on Windows
|changed to r/o support in Mac Lion
|check if your Linux distro provides ufsutils;
r/w support on Mac;
UFS Explorer[4] can be used on Windows
|changed to r/o support in Mac Lion
|r/o support is loaded by default
|PC-BSD®, OpenSolaris
|Linux port[5];
Mac support is under development[6].
Device Names
Linux and BSD use different naming conventions for devices. For example:
- in Linux, Ethernet interfaces begin with eth; in BSD, interface names indicate the name of the driver. For example, an Ethernet interface may be listed as re0, indicating that it uses the Realtek re driver. The advantage of this convention is that you can read the man 4 page for the driver (e.g. type man 4 re) to see which models and features are provided by that driver.
- BSD disk names differ from Linux. IDE drives begin with ad and SCSI and USB drives begin with da.
Feature Names
Some of the features used by BSD have similar counterparts to Linux, but the name of the feature is different. Table 1.4b provides some common examples:
Figure 1.4b: Names for BSD and Linux Features
|default firewall
|/etc/rc.d/ for operating system and /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ for applications
|rc0.d/, rc1.d/, etc.
|in PC-BSD® the directories containing the startup scripts do not link to runlevels as there are no runlevels; system startup scripts are separated from third-party application scripts
|/etc/ttys and /etc/rc.conf
|telinit and init.d/
|terminals are configured in ttys and rc.conf indicates which services will start at boot time
If you are comfortable with the command line, you may find that some of the commands that you are used to have different names on BSD. Table 1.4c lists some common commands and what they are used for.
Table 1.4c: Common BSD and Linux Commands
|discover what hardware was detected by the kernel
|sysctl dev
|display configured devices
|pciconf -l -cv
|show PCI devices
|dmesg | grep usb
|show USB devices
|list all modules loaded in the kernel
|kldload <module>
|load a kernel module for the current session
|pbi_add -r <pbiname>
|install software from the command line
|sysctl hw.realmem
|display hardware memory
|sysctl hw.model
|display CPU model
|sysctl hw.machine_arch
|display CPU Architecture
|sysctl hw.ncpu
|display number of CPUs
|uname -vm
|get release version information
|gpart show
|show device partition information
|list IDs of all processes that have one or more files open
file formats, size and updates
A common complaint is that the size of PC-BSD® PBI files are much larger than the actual program. What complaints of this sort often do not recognize is that very few installable applications are complete by themselves. If you take a look at what happens while the program is being compiled, or when you install a package, you will notice that there are additional applications being pulled in or downloaded and installed. These are all dependencies: things that the program will require in order to fully function. An application of any complexity, especially if it is desktop-oriented, is likely to depend upon many programs. These programs may relate to audio or video playback, window management, or libraries for encoding, compression, encryption.
A PBI file consists of the primary application, determined by its name, along with all of its dependencies. When you add a program with AppCafe®, you download the application and dependency bundle that we call a PBI. The first set of dependencies may be reused by other applications that you install later; however, every PBI file contains all the necessary dependencies, even if those that would be redundant are not installed.
Additional Resources
The following articles and videos provide additional information about some of the differences between BSD and Linux:
- ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution
- ↑ http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/
- ↑ http://www.catacombae.org/hfsx.html
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 http://www.ufsexplorer.com/download_stdr.php
- ↑ http://zfsonlinux.org/
- ↑ http://code.google.com/p/maczfs/
- ↑ http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/explaining-bsd/comparing-bsd-and-linux.html
- ↑ http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/linux-comparison/article.html
- ↑ http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/linux-users/index.html
- ↑ http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/rants/bsd4linux/01
- ↑ http://www.freebsd.org/advocacy/whyusefreebsd.html
- ↑ http://www.unixmen.com/bsd-for-human-beings-interview/
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk6ouxX51NI
- ↑ http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/bsdl-gpl/article.html


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Series Description: The pages of Woodsmith magazine come to life in this unique concept for public television. Each of the thirteen, half-hour episodes is built around a theme and teaches the skills and safe tool techniques necessary to build a variety of woodworking projects in a home shop. On each program, host Don Peschke, founding editor of Woodsmith, leads a cast of editors and project designers as they explore a wide range of tips, tools, jigs and fixtures, and techniques. Segments on most programs include "The Basics," "Techniques," "Three Things to Consider," "Tool Tune-Up," "Shop Tips," "Oops! When Things Go Wrong," and "Woodworkers' Roundtable." Produced by Iowa Public Television in high-definition and shot on a special set built just for this program, most episodes include detailed animations that show exactly how machines work and wood joints are assembled. Whether viewers are just starting out or have been woodworking for years, they'll find something new in every episode to apply to their next project. In addition, a companion website (www.WoodsmithShop.com) offers a handy place to find additional resources and download free technique articles and plans for projects shown in the series.
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Frames and Panels the Easy Way (#101)
Learn about different kinds of frames and panels and build them on the table saw and router table. [26 minutes]
Getting the Most Out of Your Router (#102)
Learn some tips on how to use this versatile tool for clean, accurate cuts. [26 minutes]
Perfect Crosscuts (#103)
Tips for crosscutting on the table saw, adjusting the saw and making an auxiliary fence and a sled. [26 minutes]
Lumberyard to Table Top (#104)
Learn about buying lumber, how to square it up and glue it into panels. [26 minutes]
Band Saw Tips & Tricks (#105)
Learn how to tuning up and use this versatile machine for cutting curves and circles and resawing. [26 minutes]
Mitered Frames (#106)
Learn a step-by-step approach to setting up the table saw for cutting perfect miter joints. [26 minutes]
Top 5 Table Saw Accessories (#107)
Woodsmith magazine editors gather around the bench to demonstrate their favorite accessories. [26 minutes]
Ins and Outs of Drawers (#108)
Learn the correct joints to use when designing and building drawers. [26 minutes]
Hand Planes, Scrapers & Chisels (#109)
Meet a craftsman who uses nothing but hand tools and learn tips from the Woodsmith magazine editors. [26 minutes]
Mortise and Tenon: A Strong and Silent Joint (#110)
Learn how to cut this joint with a drill press & a table saw & what to look for in buying a mortise. [26 minutes]
Router Table Tips (#111)
Discover what to consider when buying or building a router table. Safety tips for router tables. [26 minutes]
Setting Up Shop (#112)
Listen in as the Woodsmith magazine editors pick their favorite stationary power tools for a shop. [26 minutes]
Quick & Easy Joinery (#113)
Choosing the correct joint for a project is critical. Learn the advantage of three quick joints. [26 minutes]
Setting Up A Shop: Then and Now (#201)
Looking back over the past 30 years, the team discusses the project that inspired them the most. [27 minutes]
Making Shelves: Super Strong - Super Fast (#202)
The team show how to add the right edging, either veneer tape or solid-wood, to enhance the look. [27 minutes]
Details That Make A Difference (#203)
The team makes three moldings on a router table, a quarter round, a cove molding and bead molding. [27 minutes]
Never-Fail Joinery Techniques (#204)
Joints used to assemble the corners of a cabinet are shown, including a rabbit, tongue and a dado. [27 minutes]
Perfect Case Assembly (#205)
The team shows how to dry-fit a cabinet and teach techniques used to clamp a cabinet so it's square. [27 minutes]
Easy-To-Build Weekend Workbench (#206)
The team shows how to build our most popular weekend workbench using common building materials. [27 minutes]
Router Table Techniques (#207)
The editors use three common router bits to create 17 profiles and make tenon and groove joinery. [27 minutes]
7 Master Techniques (#208)
From a simple cutting board project, the team shows techniques you can use on hundreds of projects. [27 minutes]
Table Saw Secrets: Rip It Right (#209)
The team shows the right saw blade to use and show the jigs and techniques to get a perfect rip cut. [27 minutes]
Making Great Table Legs (#210)
Learn the secrets to getting a perfect grain pattern on a leg and how to make a flared tapered leg. [26 minutes]
Shop Storage Solutions (#211)
The team showcases a peg board storage system, a roll-around shop cart and a lumber storage rack. [27 minutes]
Sanding Secrets and Fast Finishing (#212)
The editors look at sanding tools and techniques and share fast and fool-proof finishing methods. [27 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#213)
Top tips for getting the most out of table saws, router tables, drill presses, and more are shared. [27 minutes]
Easy-To-Build Shop Storage Cabinet (#301)
Pegboard and smooth-sliding doors allow maximum storage capacity in a minimal amount of space. [26 minutes]
Make Beautiful Bowls with Your Router (#302)
Discover tips, tricks and techniques for turning a few pieces of scrap wood into beautiful bowls. [26 minutes]
Router Table Upgrades & Add-Ons (#303)
A rock-solid router table top with a laminated top and a perfect-fitting insert plate are made. [26 minutes]
Build Timeless Tables in a Weekend (#304)
Easy techniques for making heirloom tables featuring a never-fail corner joint that bolts together. [26 minutes]
Table Saw Secrets: Box Joints (#305)
Build perfect box joint boxes by making your own thin stock and cutting flawless-fitting joints. [26 minutes]
From Ordinary to Extraordinary (#306)
Cabinet doors are made, a wood lattice door is created and veneer is used to perk up a plaid panel. [26 minutes]
Routing Dead-On Dovetails (#307)
Heirloom-quality dovetailed drawers are made with just a router and an inexpensive jig. [26 minutes]
Make Perfect Plywood Projects (#308)
Discover secrets for working with plywood, from buying the right type to getting splinter-free cuts. [26 minutes]
Easy Cabinet Construction (#309)
A beautiful cabinet is built. Economically priced materials are turned into rich-looking projects. [26 minutes]
Top Tips for Perfect Layouts (#310)
Favorite tips, tools, and techniques are shared for accurate measurements and perfect layouts. [26 minutes]
Portable Precision - Miter Saw Station (#311)
Inexpensive materials are turned into portable workstation that will make a miter saw more accurate. [26 minutes]
Razor Sharp in Record Time (#312)
The Woodsmith editors share their favorite ways for getting razor sharp tool in record time. [26 minutes]
Quick Tips & Great Gear (#313)
Tips, techniques and gear that can make woodworking easier, safer and more accurate are showcased. [26 minutes]
Craftsman Coffee Table (#401)
Techniques for building a beautiful heirloom-quality coffee table with a glass top are shared. [26 minutes]
Weekend Project - Candle Centerpiece (#402)
Learn how to turn a few hours of time and a few pieces of wood into an elegant centerpiece. [26 minutes]
Table Saw Jigs & Accessories (#403)
Discover how to make perfect crosscuts and get tight-fitting tenons with your table saw. [26 minutes]
Sawhorse Roundup (#404)
Features a heavy-duty, trestle design with mortise and tenon joinery and a new stacking-style. [26 minutes]
Conquering Curves (#405)
Learn how to add graceful curves to a front table, a bow-front drawer and a bentwood coat rack. [26 minutes]
Ribbon Handle Box (#406)
Learn tricks for fitting a lid, getting super-strong miter joints and adding a wood ribbon handle. [26 minutes]
Hand Plane How-To (#407)
Tips and techniques for getting perfect results with block planes and shoulder planes are shared. [26 minutes]
Blade & Bit Storage (#408)
Learn how to store blades in pull-out trays, a wall mounted rack and a two-sided case. [26 minutes]
Router Jigs & Accessories (#409)
Discover jigs and accessories that will make your router work faster, safer and more accurately. [26 minutes]
Sliding Door Cabinet (#410)
This unique cabinet features flawless-fitting sliding doors and delicate molding. [26 minutes]
Shop Storage: Slant-Front Tool Cart (#411)
This plywood project features handy pullout drawers for lots of storage and screw together joinery. [26 minutes]
Mobile Shop Cart (#412)
Discover how to build this multi-purpose shop cart with easy-to-find, inexpensive materials. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#413)
Favorite shop tips and techniques make woodworking faster, safer and more accurate are shared. [26 minutes]
3-In-1 Bookcase (#501)
A basic plywood case is built into a beautiful heirloom-quality bookcase. [26 minutes]
Curved-Lid Treasure Box (#502)
Learn the secrets to turning a few hours of time and a few pieces of wood into an elegant small box. [26 minutes]
Router Bit Cabinet (#503)
Storing and protecting expensive tools is important. A wall-mounted case for router bits is built. [26 minutes]
Swing-Leg Table (#504)
The secret to this space-saving, swing-leg table is a wood knuckle joint. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Tool Chest (#505)
A simple, easy-to-build plywood case is dressed up with beautiful veneers and custom tool holders. [26 minutes]
Library Table (#506)
Learn tricks for fitting sturdy mortise and tenon joints and assembly tips to get things together. [26 minutes]
Through Mortise & Tenon Projects (#507)
Special weekend projects, a Nantucket-style bench and a traditional wall shelf, are presented. [26 minutes]
Pocket Screw Joinery Projects (#508)
A small outdoor table with a tile top and a cabinet used as an end table or nightstand are made. [26 minutes]
Shop Storage Cart (#509)
This versatile cart is a tool storage center and a workstation all in one compact design. [26 minutes]
Classic Wall Mirror (#510)
Learn the techniques for getting flawless fits as the editors build this classic heirloom project. [26 minutes]
Picture-Perfect Miters (#511)
The editors of Woodsmith show you how to build an all-new table saw sled to cut perfect miters. [26 minutes]
Cherry Console (#512)
Learn how to turn a sheet of plywood and some hardwood edging into an elegant storage project. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#513)
Shop tips and techniques for making woodworking faster, safer and more accurate are shared. [26 minutes]
Workbench Basics (#601)
The Woodsmith editors show the must-have features you need when choosing the right workbench. [26 minutes]
Book Rack and Mantel Clock (#602)
The editors of Woodsmith create a stylish book rack or an elegant mantel clock in a weekend. [26 minutes]
5 Cool Tools (#603)
The Woodsmith editors talk about five tools that transform the way they work in the shop. [26 minutes]
Modular Wine Server (#604)
The modular design of the wine server makes it easy to build. Plus, customize your own unique setup. [26 minutes]
Contoured Keepsake Box (#605)
This keepsake box is a simple project that you can see the Woodsmith editors build step-by-step. [26 minutes]
Modular Bookcase (#606)
Join the editors of Woodsmith as they pack a lot of woodworking into this beautiful bookcase. [26 minutes]
Classic Tool Chest (#607)
This tool chest is built with basic joinery and solid-wood panels. Shop-made molding is used. [26 minutes]
Campaign Chest (#608)
Combine dovetail joinery, inset brass hardware and a time-tested design to build a campaign chest. [26 minutes]
Our 5 Favorite Shop Jigs (#609)
The Woodsmith editors share the handy jigs and fixtures they use every day. [26 minutes]
Patio Cart (#610)
Learn how to construct a long-lasting outdoor project and apply the right finish to a stylish cart. [26 minutes]
Roll-Top Desk (#611)
The editors of Woodsmith show how to build a classic roll-top desk with slide-in storage unit. [26 minutes]
Morris Chair (#612)
The editors of Woodsmith magazine demonstrate the techniques to create this heirloom Morris chair. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#613)
Make woodworking faster, safer and more accurate with some of our favorite shop tips and techniques. [26 minutes]
Classic Sideboard (#701)
A classic sideboard with tapered legs, dovetailed drawers and highly figured veneer is built. [27 minutes]
Wide-Screen TV Cabinet (#702)
A basic plywood case is dressed up with a contrasting base and top to create this TV cabinet. [27 minutes]
Craftsman Bookcase (#703)
Learn new techniques as you watch this unique two-drawer bookcase being made. [27 minutes]
Router Extravaganza (#704)
The editors of Woodsmith magazine take a look at the router, one of the most versatile shop tools. [27 minutes]
Hall Storage Bench (#705)
A hall storage bench with loose-tenon joinery is made with a simple shop-made jig and a router. [27 minutes]
Rustic Step-Back Cupboard (#706)
Simple construction takes center stage as a rustic, step-back cupboard is created. [27 minutes]
3-in-1 Drill Press Upgrade (#707)
A drill press is made more useful with a 3-in-1 upgrade that adds mobility, storage and accuracy. [27 minutes]
Cherry Bookcase (#708)
The Woodsmith create an elegant cherry bookcase from a single sheet of plywood. [27 minutes]
Planter Box & Outdoor Bench (#709)
The best ways to build and protect a planter box and an outdoor bench are showcased. [27 minutes]
Kitchen Workstation (#710)
The Woodsmith editors create a beautiful kitchen storage solution with an optional wine rack. [27 minutes]
5 Cool Tools (#711)
The editors of Woodsmith show how to get more out of the tools, jigs, and accessories they use. [27 minutes]
Craftsman Clock & Serving Tray (#712)
The editors of Woodsmith build a Craftsman-style clock and an elegant serving tray. [27 minutes]
Small Shop Solutions (#713)
The Woodsmith editors share great tips for making better use of the space and tools in any shop. [27 minutes]
Slant Front Desk (#801)
A solid-wood case and dovetailed drawers are built for an heirloom desk. [26 minutes]
Power Tool Bench (#802)
Build a plywood and aluminum bench to make the most of the power tools you use in your shop. [26 minutes]
Curved-Front Wall Cabinet (#803)
The Woodsmith editors create coopered doors and use templates for the curves on this wall cabinet. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Music Box (#804)
Learn how to work with small parts safely and accurately as an elegant music box is built. [26 minutes]
Slat-Wall Storage System (#805)
A unique shop-built, slat-wall storage system that adapts to your changing needs is highlighted. [26 minutes]
Demilune Table (#806)
Classic details and elegant curves take center stage as an heirloom demilune table is built. [26 minutes]
Dartboard Cabinet (#807)
A dartboard cabinet is built. It makes a fun addition to any home or even the shop. [26 minutes]
Box-Jointed Tray & Vase (#808)
A silverware tray is built with angled box joints and an elegant bandsawn vase. [26 minutes]
TV Lift Cabinet (#809)
A TV cabinet is built with built-in lift using basic plywood construction and solid-wood trim. [26 minutes]
5 Must-Know Joinery Techniques (#810)
The Woodsmith editors cover five types of joinery you can rely on for a shop or furniture project. [26 minutes]
Cherry Sideboard (#811)
The key techniques for building a traditional sideboard featuring half columns are showcased. [26 minutes]
Tambour Tool Cabinet (#812)
Expand your woodworking skills with this stylish storage solution for your treasured hand tools. [26 minutes]
Layout & Measuring Tips & Tricks (#813)
The editors of Woodsmith show you some great tips and techniques for accurate layout and measuring. [26 minutes]
Season 9 Sneak Preview (#814)
[44 minutes]
Details of Craftsmanship (#901)
The Details of Craftsmanship series will help you become a better woodworker. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 3, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 3, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 22, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, December 26, 1:30 PM on IPTV
Top-Notch Chiseling to High-End Hardware (#902)
The Woodsmith editors demonstrate how to clean out a through mortise. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 8, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 8, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 29, 6:30 PM on IPTV
Perfect Tenons & Lumber Thicknesses (#903)
The Woodsmith editors discuss the key tips and tricks for creating a rabbeted miter joint. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 10, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 10, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Smooth Curves, Slot-Cutters & Painting Hardware (#904)
Learn how to choose and get the most out of a hand-held router and a slot-cutting bit. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 15, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 15, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
In The Shop with Details of Craftsmanship (#905)
Key techniques for building a Greene and Greene table are featured. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 17, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 17, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Tips, Tricks & Techniques (#906)
Tips and tricks are shared, from handy assembly hints to using the right techniques. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 22, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 22, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Power Tool Essentials (#907)
The Woodsmith editors focus on must-know power tool techniques for creating perfect project parts. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 24, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 24, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Fundamentals of Woodworking (#908)
The Woodsmith editors show the best solutions for gluing up a perfect panel. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 29, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 29, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Craftsmanship On Display (#909)
The shop-tested techniques for building a rock-solid drawer using the table saw are provided. [26 minutes]
Working Small (#910)
The Woodsmith editors go into the details of creating elegant drawer pulls for a hall table. [26 minutes]
Panel Basics, Storage & More (#911)
The challenges of storage are discussed by featuring tips for making the most of drawer interiors. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 1, 6:30 PM on IPTV
Details of Craftsmanship (#912)
The Woodsmith editors dress up a panel by adding breadboards ends and decorative plugs. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 8, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, December 12, 1:30 PM on IPTV
Details of Craftsmanship: Finishing (#913)
The editors of Woodsmith magazine apply a finish to highlight the look of an elegant table. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 15, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, December 19, 1:30 PM on IPTV


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