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This seated scholar is 4 and 3/4 inches tall. It is a well-detailed figure holding a his cricket box. The figure is glazed in turquoise and yellow.
Incised China.
It is in Very Good Condition with no losses. Some roughness around the base. The overall condition is somewhat better than you would expect from an object of substantial age that has been displayed/handled/used, usually over the lifetimes of several owners.
Circa 1920s.
This is part of the fabulous collection of 144 vintage and antique mudmen I have just purchased, that had been lovingly collected over many decades. I purchased all 144 pieces, all in Very Good to Excellent Condition. I will be listing all of them, and of course will consider a reduced price if one were to purchase all or a large number of them. I am listing them at very affordable prices individually as well.
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September 25, 2010
I'm not referring to Spamalot, the stage version of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Â I'm referring to spam, the scourge of the Internet.
I've been getting a lot of interesting comments on my art blog. Â And by "interesting," I mean "Holy crap, are people ever stupid!" Â For example, there are a lot of comments saying something to the effect of "great post, lots of great information here." Â Yeah, except there really isn't any information. Â All I'm posting is a picture of a great work of art. Â Another example is the troll who commented some general blah blah blah and then only a few second later, on a different post using a different email address but the same website link a comment that I really should be moderating the comments. Â Ya think? Â Also… hello? Â Akismet… catching all your dumb shit.
There are the usual spam comments in foreign language… Russian is the most prevalent, but I did get one in German the other day and one in Spanish a few days before that.  There are spam comments that are nothing but word salad…  I think I'd have to be on some serious drugs to make sense of them.  A few of the comments are nothing but links.  One of the commenters offered to provide in-depth information on mountaineering… this relates to abstract art… how?  Then there are the people who are having problems seeing the website (or claiming they're having problems)… listen, I've tested it on FireFox, Chrome and IE.  Everything is beautiful.  I'm not going to diagnose your browser issues.  I don't even do that at work anymore.
My favorite one all week?  Thanks for the post, do you have any other similar related posts? Do I have any similar related posts?  Really?  Are you serious?  You've landed on my ART BLOG and you wonder if there are any similar posts?  Yep, you'll stay in the bit bucket, baby.
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unresolved external symbol on function in inherited class
u235 replied to u235's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingHmm. I did not implement A::foo because I guess I was under the impression that virtual functions were not supposed to be implemented in the class in which they were defined. Guess I was wrong. Thanks.
unresolved external symbol on function in inherited class
u235 posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingHey, Why would the following code generate an unresolved external symbol error? class A { public: virtual void foo(); }; class B : public A { void foo(); } Then from my main source file I call B.foo(). The actual error is: main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: virtual void __thiscall RenderableObject::Draw(void)" (?Draw@RenderableObject@@UAEXXZ) Where Draw is foo and RenderableObject is A. Thanks for any help.
Syntax error C2059 problem
u235 replied to u235's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThanks for the quick response, guys. Fixed me right up. I think I would have ended up bald trying to figure that out.
Syntax error C2059 problem
u235 posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingI'm getting this error and it's driving me nuts. There is nothing in the code that should cause this error, but I was wondering if it might be a problem other people have been experiencing and possible solutions. Here is the error: .\Camera.cpp(22) : error C2059: syntax error : ',' And here is the code: pos = D3DXVECTOR3(px, py, pz); lookat = D3DXVECTOR3(lx, ly, lz); up = D3DXVECTOR3(ux, uy, uz); D3DXMatrixLookAtLH(&view, &pos, &lookat, &up); D3DXMatrixPerspectiveFovLH(&projection, fov, w / h, near, far); //<--C2059 core.device->SetTransform(D3DTS_PROJECTION, &projection); Thanks for any help in this matter.
Wow, thank you for that incredibly informative advice. I will definitely take that on board and start getting down to business. I also just downloaded the trial for FL Studio, so I'll be playing around with that a bit. It seems like it would be more suited to something you would expect in a game. From what I have done so far in Song Writer I am getting results that sound more like classical music than anything I've ever heard in a game. I'm not saying you can't make game music with Song Writer (as you said, game music can be anything), it just feels like with all the crazy effects and generators available in FL Studio it will produce results more typical of what you would expect in a game. Thanks again for all the info and I will post back soon after I learn some things about my software and have something for y'all to critique. -AJ
Quote:Original post by nsmadsen Quote:...it seems like there's as much (possibly more) to music and sound as any other area of game development. AMEN!! I'm really glad to hear you say that... or type it. Too often sound, for whatever reason(s), gets slated as being "easy" and "fast" by those that don't know anything about it. It's not. But that's a conversation for another day... :) I have a few questions for you because you don't give too much personal info and that can drastically change the advice I'd give you. 1) Do you already do music outside of game audio? Can you play any instruments? Do you know how to read music or tab? Have you tried writing music before? Between junior high and high school I played three different instruments (trumpet, TC baritone, and french horn), I dabbled with guitar and I continure to play my trumpet now and again. I do know how to read music and this is my first attempt at trying to write music. Quote:2) Have you ever messed around with audio production before? (Recording your own music or sound effects just for fun) Do you know what the different basic audio FX do? (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Dist. etc) I have never done anything with audio production and I am not very familiar with the audio FX. Quote:3) Are you sure you want to tackle sound design and music at the same time? Many of us pros started with one, got good at it then started learning the other at a later time. Personally, I studied music for roughly 20 years (all of the school, college and grad school years plus a few years outside of those periods) before I started messing around with sound design. To take on both at the same time, particularly if somewhat new to both areas may be a bit much. I'd suggest focusing on one at a time. I wasn't planning on trying both at the same time. I am very interested in both them, but I feel like sound design might be funner than composition, while composition would be more rewarding because it's no small feat to write an entire score. Quote:So, write back and I (along with the forum) will start giving you some advice! Glad to have you here. Thanks, Nate Thanks for the quick response and I look forward to learning a lot about game audio. -AJ
Getting started
u235 posted a topic in Music and Sound FXI would like to start exploring the music and sound side of games, but I don't know quite where to start; it seems like there's as much (possibly more) to music and sound as any other area of game development. I have downloaded a trial version of Finale Song Writer and started playing around with it, but I wanted to get some advice to see where I should be concentrating efforts as an aspiring composer/sound designer. Thanks for any input. -AJ
Thanks. I'll try fixing the bent pins before I go and buy a new processor.
I did some research on newegg.com and it appears that this processor is the only one available for my current motherboard. If this is true, is it okay to stick with the obsolete 939 socket type or should I look into upgrading my motherboard to make upgrading the processor easier later? Thanks.
Upgrading processor
u235 posted a topic in Hardware DiscussionI want to upgrade the processor on my computer (an old computer that I was planning on stripping and selling the parts, but now want to turn into a secondary computer so my girlfriend and I can both use the computer at the same time if we want) and I was wondering what I need to take into consideration when choosing a new processor. The one I have right now is an AMD Athlon 3500+ 2.2 GHz single core. I don't need anything fancy, I just want it to be able to do basic computing tasks (word processing, e-mail, internet, etc.) but be at least as good as the current processor. BTW, if anyone is wondering, I know that the current processor would be good enough to handle what I need, but due to a series of unfortunate events, it's now off the motherboard with a few bent pins, so I don't think it's going back on. Anyway, if anyone has any specific suggestions or general guidelines, it would be most appreciated. Thanks.
Exporting models from Blender
u235 posted a topic in 2D and 3D ArtWhenever I export my models as a .x file, I load it up in the DirectX viewer to make sure it exported properly. Well, I've noticed a trend that the DirectX viewer can only load the model correctly if there are no textures associated with any of the materials. Is this a problem with the Blender .x exporter or is there something special I need to do to make sure everything gets exported properly? Thanks.
Vista not finding DVD/CD-ROM drive
u235 replied to u235's topic in GDNet LoungeThanks for the help. I went ahead and got the latest drivers (thanks for the linky _Sigma), but I don't see the drive showing up in the disk manager or the device manager. In the device manager there's one that could be it under IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers called "Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller" and another one under Disk Drives called "ST350063 0AS SCSI Disk Device". If either of those are the one I am looking for, they don't show up in the disk management tool. I made sure everything was connected and it's still not turning up any results. If the drive is set to slave with no master would that cause it to not show up? Thanks.
Vista not finding DVD/CD-ROM drive
u235 posted a topic in GDNet LoungeI just bought a new computer and an 8800 GT. I am trying to install the drivers for the new card from the CD, but the DVD/CD-ROM drive isn't showing up and the disk isn't auto running, so I was wondering if anyone might have an idea as to what is going on with that? Thanks.
Getting into game writing
u235 replied to u235's topic in Writing for GamesQuote:Original post by Tom Sloper Hi AJ, you wrote: >After ten years of being a supposed programmer You mean 1010 years? (^_^) yeah, that's what I meant Quote: >I have little to show for my efforts Huh? If you've been programming games, you have your name in the game credits, and you've been getting fairly well paid. What is it you expect to "show" for your efforts? I wasn't doing it professionally, I just meant that I couldn't get the hang of it to a degree that allowed me to do what I wanted to do. Thanks for the article recommendations, I will read them. Quote:Original post by sunandshadow What problems have you had with programming? Basically, I learned the languages pretty well, but I could never bring it all together to do the things I wanted to do. I guess I simply don't possess the necessary capacity for abstract thinking that is required to be a good programmer. @Falawar: Thanks for the advice and recommendations.
Getting into game writing
u235 posted a topic in Writing for GamesAfter ten years of being a supposed programmer I have little to show for my efforts, so I think I have come to the conclusion that programming is not the area I should be in if I want to be a part of developing games. I have always loved writing and that, I know, I am at least decent at. I had some stuff published in high school and won a few small writing contests, so I know I don't have the same problem with writing as I did with programming. What I would like to know is, how does one get started writing for games and probably more importantly, what does a game writer do? I am not quite sure how different it is from traditional writing, but I would like to see what information I can get and see if it is something I might like. Thanks.


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College science project draws complaint
A science project at the College of Saint Mary is attracting the attention of the Nebraska Humane Society. Forensic students at the college are studying how animals decompose, using dead pigs to gather research.
Some runners exercising on the trail came across the startling, smelly scene last week.
"We were like, 'Oh my gosh, they're pigs,' so we kind of looked at them," said Laura McPhillips, who frequently runs on the trail.
McPhillips stumbled on five dead pigs lying in the grass along a fence line. A sign hangs on the fence, reading "College of Saint Mary Science Project. Please do not touch!!!"
"I think it's cool that they're doing it and studying it," said Brooke Olmer, a runner of the trail.
Not everyone agreed, though, calling the Nebraska Humane Society.
"We did receive a complaint in regards to these deceased animals being out in public view," said Mark Langan, vice president of field operations at the Nebraska Humane Society. "We contacted the college and we expect them to cooperate with us."
An Omaha city ordinance bans people from leaving animal carcasses in public.
As a result, Dr. Amanda Roe and her advanced forensics science class moved the dead pigs away from the trail. Roe said they initially put them near the trail for good reason.
"There's no shade, it's all sun we don't have to deal with any shading effects that that could have on decomposition and it's nice and flat," said Roe, an assistant professor of biology at the College of Saint Mary.
Roe's class studies the process of decomposition.
"See (the pigs), smell them, touch them; It's just so much more interactive," Roe said.
The pigs have been outside for a week now. The class got them from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln's swine unit.
"We weren't killing pigs to do the research," said Roe. "They were already going to be euthanized ,so we could take them off of their hands and use them productively."
Students in the class collected sample of maggots and flies Wednesday afternoon. They preserved them in alcohol for later research and will continue to study the rest of the decomposition cycle.
Lisa Cuba, a biology major with a forensic science minor, said she's fortunate for the opportunity to learn hands-on and brushes off what people passing by the pigs may think.
"There's always the stigma about death," Cuba said. "They don't want to see it. I think maybe after seeing this, they'll understand we're trying to learn, we're trying to become better forensic scientists."
Roe said her class is studying dead pigs because they decompose much like humans do.
The pigs could be outside on campus for a couple of more weeks.
Langan said that's fine, as long as the Humane Society does not receive any more complaints.
"If the location of the animals causes people to call us, we're going to have to go out there and deal with the situation," Langan said.


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Johannesburg: The inquiry into the financial affairs of Cricket South Africa (CSA) has been finalised and details will be made public on March 8 by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula.
The minister had initiated the three-member inquiry headed by retired judge Chris Nicholson late last year following two years of wrangling over huge IPL 2 bonuses that CSA chief executive Gerald Majola paid himself and other members of the staff.
The second edition the IPL was played out in South Africa due to security concerns around elections at that time in India.
The internal squabble after CSA President Mtutuzeli Nyoka called for an independent inquiry into the matter saw him twice being removed from his position in absentia.
In subsequent evidence at the inquiry, the chairman of the CSA board`s legal and compliance committee, Ajay Sooklal, said he had claimed expenses by CSA to travel the country lobbying provincial executives for Nyoka`s ousting.
Nyoka returned to his position after court action and arranged an independent inquiry by auditors KPMG, which fingered Majola as having breached his fiduciary duties in terms of the Companies Act. Majola admitted to this in his testimony before the Nicholson inquiry, citing naivety.
But corporate governance expert Mervyn King testified that he had led the CSA board through corporate governance rules before the IPL 2. Current and former CSA board members testified at the Nicholson inquiry, both for and against Majola and the way in which administrative issues were dealt with at CSA.
Cricket administrators countrywide have called for Mbalula to act firmly on the recommendations that might emerge from the Nicholson report, although he is not obliged to implement them.
The report was due to be completed in December last year but was deferred to the end of February as more evidence came forward.
Buoyed by the Proteas current success in New Zealand, CSA is hoping that the sponsors who have shied away in the wake of the inquiry will return, but commentators said this was not likely until firm steps were put in place at CSA to ensure good governance and transparency in its dealings.


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Trustees Give Go-Ahead
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January 24, 2000
The Board of Trustees has authorized a ground lease and development contract with Campus Associates L.P. to build and operate a 120 to 150-bed hotel and conference center next to the South Campus.
The hotel is part of a long-term goal to make the University more accessible to alumni, parents and visitors, in addition to providing a venue for academic conferences.
Under the Trustees' action on Jan. 11, Dale M. Dreyfuss, vice chancellor for business and administration, can complete the 50-year lease with Campus Associates, which is owned by Robert B. Friedman, owner of the Norwich Navigators minor league baseball team.
Friedman is partnering on the project with MeriStar, a hotel management firm that manages other academic conference centers, including the Forrestal Hotel at Princeton University and the Toledo Hilton near the Medical College of Ohio.
The hotel and conference center is expected to cost about $8.1 million to develop. Friedman's firm will pay all construction costs. The base rent on the lease is $5,000 a year for the first five years, $25,000 in the sixth year. In subsequent years, the rent will increase by the preceding year's Consumer Price Index.
In his proposal to the University, Friedman said the hotel guest rooms will be priced at market rates or about $90 a night. Each room will include a work area. The hotel will have a 60 to 90-seat restaurant, an indoor pool and exercise room, and a 150-car parking lot.
Under the terms of the 50-year lease, the hotel is expected to open by December 2001. The University will receive a 3 percent limited partnership. UConn and Friedman's firm will choose the hotel's name by mutual consent.
The lease will prohibit UConn from developing any other hotel and conference center within 15 miles of Storrs without Friedman's consent.
"The full-service hotel and conference center ... will fill a void that exists in the area for both hotel rooms and conference space and will be of enormous benefit to the University community," Dreyfuss told Trustees.
He noted that the hotel will be able to use the Rome Commons Ballroom, although University events would have the highest priority for that facility.
MeriStar, which will manage the hotel and conference center, is the country's largest independent hotel management company, Dreyfuss said. It manages 219 hotels in 34 states. Its Connecticut operations include the Hartford Hilton, DoubleTree at Bradley International Airport, Norwich Comfort Suites and the Danbury Hilton.
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Gender, Social Space and Citizenship in the 21st Century: Building Community in Cyprus, a Divided Country
Maria Hadjipavlou
"Crossing to the Other Side in a Divided Cyprus: Who is the Guest and Who the Visitor?
Tuesday March 28, 2006 4pm, 206 Ingraham Hall
"Dismantling Walls, Building Community / Citizenship: Cypriots across and against the Divide"
Wednesday March 29, 2006 7pm, 5120 Grainger Hall
Seminar for Faculty and Students: "Women in All Cypriot Communities: Visions of Living Differently"
Thursday March 30 2006, 12:20pm, 8108 Social Sciences
Maria Hadjipavlou is Assistant Professor of Political Science in the Department of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Cyprus. As a scholar practitioner, Professor Hadjipavlou has been promoting peace across the divide in Cyprus for many decades. She has facilitated and designed numerous conflict resolution workshops among different social groups from both communities. She is a founding member and president of the Cyprus Peace Center and a founder of the first international Cypriot Women's NGO, "Hands Across the Divide." She is also a consultant and member of expert teams at the Council of Europe on issues of inter-cultural dialogue and equality between men and women, and a trainer for KEGME (Mediterranean Women's Studies Center) in Athens, Greece. She has published widely in the areas of conflict resolution, the Cyprus conflict, women and peace, and ethnic stereotypes. She has recently coordinated a pioneer research project funded by the European Union on "Women in All Cypriot Communities" and a book has been published on these finding in English, Greek and Turkish.
Toward an Intellectual History of "Ordinary Americans"
Sarah Igo
"Citizens and Social Knowledge"
Tuesday February 12 2007, 4pm, Ingraham 206
"Privacy as a Political Value"
Wednesday February 13 2007, 4pm, Ingraham 206
Public Seminar
Thursday February 14 2007, 12:20pm, 8108 Social Sciences
Co-sponsored by the UW Global Studies Program
Sarah E. Igo (Ph.D. History, Princeton University) is Associate Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. An intellectual and cultural historian of the twentieth-century United States, she has gravitated toward questions related to the history and sociology of knowledge. Her first book, The Averaged American: Surveys, Citizens, and the Making of a Mass Public (Harvard University Press, 2007) explores the relationship between survey data—opinion polls, sex surveys, consumer research—and modern understandings of self and nation. Igo was the recipient of the 2006 President's Book Award of the Social Science History Association and has held fellowships from the Institute for Advanced Study, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Whiting Foundation, and the Mellon Foundation. Igo is currently at work on a cultural history of modern privacy, examined through legal statutes, technological innovations, professional codes, and re-imaginings of domestic life. She received her Ph.D. in History from Princeton University in 2001.
Ethel Brooks
"Unraveling the Garment Industry: Transnational Organizing and Women's Work"
Tuesday, March 10, 4pm, 206 Ingraham
Open Seminar: "Production, Reproduction and Citizenship in Transnational Perspective"
Wednesday, March 11, 11am, 5243 Humanities
"Missing Pakistanis: Gender, Citizenship and the War on Terror"
Wednesday, March 11, 4pm, 8417 Social Science
Co-sponsored by the UW Global Studies Program and the Comparative US Studies Collective.
ETHEL BROOKS is Associate Professor of Women's & Gender Studies and Sociology at Rutgers University. She is interested in the relations of gender, race, class, labor practices and nation-state formations, with a focus on South Asia, Central America and the United States. Her research explores areas of critical political economy, globalization, social movements, feminist theory, comparative sociology, nationalism, urban geographies and post-colonialism, with close attention to epistemology. She is the author of Unraveling the Garment Industry: Transnational Organizing and Women's Work (University of Minnesota Press, 2007) and the co-editor of the special issue of WSQ on "Activisms." Her current projects include Missing Pakistanis: Gender, Race and Citizenship after September 11 and Disrupting the Nation: Romani Sexuality, Raced Bodies, Productivity, as well as a co-authored text on gender and globalization in sociology.
The Epistemologies of the South: Reinventing Social Emancipation
Boaventura de Sousa Santos
"Why and How to Take a Distance from the Western Critical Tradition"
Tuesday, November 1, 4pm, 206 Ingraham Hall
"A Postcolonial Conception of Citizenship and Intercultural Human Rights"
Wednesday, November 2, 4pm, 8417 Social Science
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BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS is Professor of Sociology, University of Coimbra (Portugal), Distinguished Legal Scholar at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Global Legal Scholar at the University of Warwick. He is director of the Center for Social Studies at the University of Coimbra and has written and published widely on the issues of globalization, sociology of law and the state, epistemology, social movements and the World Social Forum. He has been awarded several prizes, most recently the Science and Technology Prize of Mexico, 2010 and the Kalven Jr. Prize of the Law and Society Association, 2011. His most recent books in English include The Rise of the Global Left: The World Social Forum and Beyond (Zed Books, 2006); Democratizing Democracy: Beyond the Liberal Democratic Canon (Verso, 2005); Another Production is Possible: Beyond the Capitalist Canon (Verso, 2006); Another Knowledge is Possible: Beyond Northern Epistemologies (Verso 2007); and Voices of the World (Verso 2010).


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Looking so hot, she could steal and enchant every person in the room. She has subtle and just enough make up on to make her glow like a perfect day. Her breasts absolutely amazing and soft; so beautiful and warming. He wishes he was sitting next to her.
He wants to be all over her; he can't wait till dinners over. Cleavage shinning in beauty; perky, soft and sultry to the touch. He can only imagine. He can't stop starring in lust.
Shy and sexy smiles through the evening. Some serious and some soft conversations. With moments of silence just enough to sneak in a moan, or a sexy sigh.
He tells her, "I can't wait to kiss you." He smiles and lowers his eyes. She sees those sexy dimples, the ones that make her melt.
She has to fight herself from jumping across the table, grabbing his face, and stealing his breath. Soft and sexy would be a beautiful way to go but in the heat of the moment, it would be too unbearable. She can't till dinner is over. She replies "My hands touching your face, the back of your neck feel…mmmm.. take my breath away". He takes her to a place unknown to any other. No one could ever make her feel the way he does.
She is sexy yet witty. Charming and intriguing; he really enjoys her company. She's complimenting to his rough edge. People stare in envy and wish they were walking in their shoes. A delightful evening and they are ready for more. "I can't wait to fuck you in my bed" he contends. "I want my lips all over your body; your looking enticing" she tells him with truth.
Eroticism fills the air. She wants to feel his skin; just a touch to satisfy the hunger. The anticipation escalates through the night while they keep their distance. As dinner nearly ends, they talk about dessert.
A bottle of Rosa Regale waits her on ice. He wants her comfortable as they enjoy the night. The room is warm with candle light. He turns on the tv and kills the lights.
Music plays and they lose the fight. With their hands all over each other he lays her down. He holds her tight and kneels to the ground. She tells him, "I missed your body and your bed"."I'm so glad you invited me here again." "Your always welcome here in my home, I enjoy your company more than you know."


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As communicative processes increasingly become the focus of society and the marketplace, the need to understand more about the strategic and theoretical groundwork of these processes grows. Within the past 10-15 years, the field and practices of corporate communication have been rapidly expanding and have now proven their worth as strategic cornerstones of any organisation.
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These two dimensions support organisations in their endeavours to manage the communicative processes, not necessarily in order to create message consistency, but to coordinate activities in a suitable way between one context and another.
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Extreme Environments: Design for Unfamiliar Terrain
UCLA Architecture and Urban Design (A.UD) will carry the narrative of modern architecture in L.A. forward from its influential past to the future with Extreme IDEAS: Architecture at the Intersection, a series of programs that chart a dynamic new future for architecture. The programs will look beyond the field's traditional boundaries and explore topics arising from unexpected quarters in film, automotive, aerospace, and tech industries in order to explore rapidly emerging new technologies, possibilities for interdisciplinary growth, and the role of Los Angeles in the evolution of architecture. Major support for Extreme IDEAS has been provided by the Getty Foundation.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at 7:30pm
Extreme Environments: Design for Unfamiliar Terrain
Greg Lynn and Loretta Hidalgo
Griffith Observatory
UCLA A.UD Professor Greg Lynn leads a panel discussion to explore new frontiers for architecture in extreme environments from the arctic to the desert to outer space. Panelists include Steve Yahata, Director of Structures Technology at Boeing Research & Technology, and Loretta Hidalgo Whitesides, former astrobiologist and director of flights at Zero Gravity.
Greg Lynn has served as studio Professor at UCLA Architecture and Urban Design since 1996 and has been at the cutting edge of design in both architecture and design culture in general when it comes to the use of the computer. The buildings, projects, publications, teachings, and writings associated with his office have been influential in the integration of advanced technologies from aeronautic, automobile, and film industries for use in architecture. Forbes magazine named Lynn one of the ten most influential living architects in 2005 and Time Magazine named him one of the 100 most innovative people in the world for the 21st century. In 2011 he was recipient of the Golden Lion at the 11th Venice Biennale of Architecture. In addition to his architectural work, he has numerous industrial design objects in production with companies including Alessi, Vitra, and most recently, Swarovski. He is the author of seven books including the 2009 Greg Lynn Form (Rizzoli).
Loretta Hidalgo Whitesides is an FAA certified Flight Attendant for Zero Gravity Corp's 727, "G-Force One." She has been on over 85 "weightless" flights and has adapted to the other ways of doing things that you adopt to in a world where everything floats. Her five submersible dives to the vent fields at the bottom of the ocean are captured in James Cameron's 3D IMAX film Aliens of the Deep where the team explores a remote, dark, high-pressure world. Loretta has also worked in the Canadian Arctic at Haughton Crater (a Mars analog site), doing research on plant biology in extreme environments for NASA. In 2005 she and her husband George bought tickets to take a sub-orbital spaceflight on Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo and in 2010 her husband George became the CEO of Virgin Galactic. These days, a lot of their attention is on designing for the next phase of human space travel.
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This one was reported by Grandma, who was watching the kids while Darren and I were in Las Vegas.
First thing in the morning:
Grandma: Noah, did you have a good sleep?
Noah: Yes. And Pup had a better sleep than me. (as he pats Pup gently)
At breakfast yesterday, while we were discussing Davis's birthday:
Noah: 4 more days until my other birthday!
Me: No
Noah: (with a very sad face and sad voice) I'm not going to have an other birthday?
Me: No. Just your real birthday.
A few days ago, after getting out of the car by himself, Noah walks in with a black smudge on his nose. I told him to go into the bathroom and wash it off.
Noah: (coming out of the bathroom for his second try at getting his nose clean) My nose isn't black anymore.
Me: How did you clean it?
As an answer, Noah proudly hold his electric toothbrush high in the air.


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Nationwide Food Section Roundup: 05.10.07
In Baltimore, Maryland, they are celebrating Mother's Day with some refreshing desserts, including White-Chocolate-Mint Mousse, Lemon Icebox Pie, and Coconut Whipped Cream Cake. They also have some great tips on making stock.
In Lincoln, Nebraska, they celebrate The Silver Palate's anniversary with Chicken Marbella and they also discuss African food, with recipes and more.
• In Seattle, Washington they have the next in a series of recipes designed to complement the final episodes of the Sopranos. This week's is a prosciutto and arugula salad. There's a great range of recipes here this week - Gremolata-Crusted Tilapia, Bacon and Leek Quiche, and many yummy, garden-fresh ways to use rhubarb.
• In Columbus, Ohio, the Dispatch has ideas for Mother's Day, along with fruit crisps and lighter cream puffs. They also have a lovely dish of scallops...


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Going underground – private sector backs Brighton Main Line 2
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The March issue of RAIL PROFESSIONAL features the latest developments surrounding the BML2 Project and the private sector organisations intending to bring it to fruition.
Editor Lorna Slade says:
"We are honoured to have a 'scoop' in Rail Professional from the BML2 Project Group (interview) announcing its new ability to move towards a fully professional project funding.
The group considering a new tunnelled route going through to Stratford via Canary Wharf was the catalyst for a number of infrastructure businesses to come together under the London and South Coast Railway Consortium (LSCR) to examine the concept of a tunnelled solution and the business case – encouraged by the government's increasing appetite for private investment. Now there is a real prospect that the years of campaigning by BML2 will finally pay off."
BML2 project manager Brian Hart thanked Rail Professional for its coverage of this important scheme and told its readers: "Dependent upon the outcome of the feasibility study there is the potential for the LSCR Consortium to fund, design and deliver a project with all the benefits of BML2 and the London link tunnel. The Consortium which is now taking the project forward is operating on the basis that private sector funding through international investors would be made available for 100 per cent of the scheme.
Railways are simply the best generator of growth, and infrastructure projects like BML2 really deliver on the Government's drive to create a modern industrial strategy."
To read the full interview ONLINE click here and go to page 74 of the March issue of RAIL PROFESSIONAL
Note for editors: RAIL PROFESSIONAL is a monthly business-orientated railway journal read by the industry's managers. Launched in 1996, the magazine was born out of the privatisation of the industry and the need to provide a managerial forum for the new rail business community.


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I've started jogging, an activity I vowed never to participate in. However, due to my two young offspring, I find it to be just the right exercise to distract my mind from the chaos running amok in my home. It gives me time to think about my writing, listen to music and radio shows, and release maternal frustration with each stride of my sneaker.
The other day I was on one of those jogs listening to an episode of "This American Life". As I ran away from my own demanding tots, a mother told her story of raising an adopted child with an extreme attachment disorder. At times the mother worried that her son would never actually love her, yet she never doubted her love for him. Throughout the frightening ordeal of helping him find attachment, which consisted of extreme tantrums, major physical resistance, and pleas from her husband to find him a new home, the mother never felt the love for her son divide. She loved him unconditionally.
I started thinking about this love a mother has for her children -- this enormous, all-powerful, unconditional love. While my love for everyone else in my life is somewhat conditional (if my husband cheats, I'll leave, if my friends are cruel and untrustworthy, I'll make new ones), my kids could commit multiple homicides and I would forever adore them.
Because of this unconditional love, my greatest fear is now my own mortality. I realize that one day I will die, and so will my husband, and so will the kids. Of course, like all parents, I hope that I die before my children, just not too long before. My husband and I have discussed legal guardians for the children, in case we are ever on an airplane that crashes in the Andes and our fellow passengers survive by our cannibalization. My fear, my torment and anxiety, lies in this: who will ever love my children as much as I do? There are many moments throughout a typical day when the girls behave as only a mother could love. Even though I know that they won't be toddlers forever, I do worry that they may be very small terrorists for the foreseeable future. If there wasn't this un-dividable bond connecting parent to child, I don't think that most people could weather the two-year-old storm.
Interestingly, this unconditional love we now shower on our children is a relatively new phenomenon. Only 50 years ago psychologists, including behaviorist John Watson, were advising parents not to kiss their children more than once a year (yes, that's once every 365 days), for fear of spoiling them. Parents were supposed to help children to be independent -- seen, and not heard. It was even believed that over-cuddling babies led to disease and even high rates of infant mortality.
Things began to change in the middle of the last century when Harry Harlow began researching the mother-child bond using rhesus monkeys. In his experiments he separated newborn monkeys from their mothers and placed them in a room with both a terrycloth and a wire surrogate mother. The monkeys universally attached themselves to the warm and cuddly terrycloth mother, even when the wire mother provided the milk. The cloth mother offered the babies not only warmth and snuggle time, but also comfort and confidence. When the baby monkeys were alone in a new setting with their cloth "mother" they felt secure and able to explore the setting. However, alone in a new setting (or with the wire mother) they retreated, cried, and even sucked their thumbs.
Harlow's research pioneered the modern attachment parenting movement, showing for the first time the importance of a child's attachment to her parents. Since this work, and the work of a few others in this time period, psychologists are promoting a much more compassionate, loving, and active role in parenting. Spanking is out, cuddle time is in. Kiss once a year is out, "hug it out" is in. Long gone are the days when you are told "Spare the rod, spoil the child." Now we hear "There is no such thing as spoiling an infant."
So, the question we must ask is, have we gone overboard? Have we tipped the scale too far in the unconditional direction that we now feel the need to worship and praise our child for every word uttered and every diaper dirtied? And by doing this, do we help our children gain a sense of limitations? Furthermore, dare I say that maybe we over-love our children? If not "over-love", maybe "over-adore"? As soon as a babe lets out his first scream he becomes the center of his parent's universe. Should everything else in life take a backseat to the child and his needs?
Although I mourn for a balance in parenthood, I must admit that I also fall prey to these values -- over-attending to my own children's emotional needs and wanting to provide them with total support (intellectually, emotionally, and creatively). However, through all the screaming, biting, scratching and tantrums, I wouldn't trade my girls for the sweetest, cutest, brightest, most well-mannered toddlers. Maybe it is all the time, energy, and effort I have invested in them over their short lives, or maybe it's biological -- in them I see myself -- or maybe the moments of pure joy and love are enough to sustain this bond. Whatever the reason, they are my little monsters, and I love them completely and unconditionally. (The jogging helps!)


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With ongoing questions about whether Obamacare enrollees will be able to use their coverage, a couple of new surveys suggest that the newly insured are generally able to get the care they need.
The Commonwealth Fund, a health research foundation supportive of the health-care law, is out with a new survey this morning examining the experiences of the newly insured under the Affordable Care Act. The survey, conducted by SSRS between April and June, found that 60 percent of people with new coverage, either through Medicaid or a private health plan, said they had already visited a health-care provider or filled a prescription.


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Fergie: Fargo with Josh Duhamel!
Fergie and Josh Duhamel return home to Los Angeles via LAX airport on Sunday (December 26).
The happy couple returned from Fargo, North Dakota, where they celebrated the holiday season with Josh's family.
This Friday from L.A., Fergie will return to host Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve on ABC. The 35-year-old Black Eyed Peas singer will have performances by Willow Smith, Avril Lavigne, Drake, Jennifer Hudson, News Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys, Natasha Bedingfield, Jason Derulo, Far East Movement, La Roux, Mike Posner, Ne-Yo, and Train.
FYI: Fergie is wearing a pair of Carly boots from Fergie Footwear, and Raven Denim's Shaina jeans in Concrete wash with black leather piping down the sides.


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JULY | AUGUST 2013 (volume 19, number 4)
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Italian Hand Gestures* - Stephen Drew
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The game of baseball! by: Christian Crahan The positions of baseball The positions of baseball are catcher, pitcher, first baseman, second baseman, shortstop, third baseman, left fielder, center fielder, and right fielder. The rules of baseball can be very complex for some people so I am going to try to explain the game in the least complicated way that I can. You must have nine players on the field in an inning, no more no less. The pitcher throws the baseball to the catcher and the batter tries to hit the ball. If the batter gets three strikes than he is out but if the pitcher throws four balls to the batter than the batter gets a free walk to first base. The fielders' jobs are to catch the ball and get the batter out. If the ball is hit on the ground than the fielder must throw the ball to the base in order to get the batter out. If the ball is hit in the air and a fielder catches it than the batter is out. the batters must run all the bases in order to score. The team with the most runs at the end of the game wins. The rules of baseball There are many rules of baseball but I am only going to tell you about three of them so that we don't run out of time. The first rule that I am going to tell you about is the interference rule. The interference rule is if the ball is hit to a fielder and the runner contacts the fielder as he is making a play, the umpire will call interference and the runner will be automatically out.The second rule is the balk rule. Sometimes a pitcher may attempt to pick of the runner by throwing to first base. The balk rule is if the pitcher breaks an imaginary 45-degree line between first and home with his foot by stepping closer to home plate, he must throw to home plate. if he does not a balk will be called. the last rule I am going to tell you about is the designated hitter rule. the rule is the DH[designated hitter] can only bat for the pitcher and nobody else. Common errors made In baseball not every play is perfect and errors are made. Even in the MLB(major league baseball) errors are made. One common error made is bobbling the baseball. This error is very important not to make because if you bobble the ball you have less time to throw the ball to the base and the batter is most likely to be safe. Another common error that is made is when a runner hits the ball into the out field doesn't look to see were the ball lands, if it inst already caught, and advances to an extra base and they are thrown out. Trophies received in baseball Three types of trophies that are received in baseball are the MVP(most valuable player) award, the world championship trophy, and the silver slugger award. Team with most world series wins The baseball team with the most world series wins is the New York Yankees with 27 world series wins.Full transcript


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After a long hiatus, I felt compelled to share these pictures.
I could never live in Strasbourgh. I would, quite frankly, become both too fat and too poor. There are far too many wonderful shops and epicerie to be healthy.
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Neural Plasticity
Volume 2012, Article ID 197264, 11 pages
Cross-Modal Recruitment of Primary Visual Cortex by Auditory Stimuli in the Nonhuman Primate Brain: A Molecular Mapping Study
1Department of Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada H3A 1B1
2School of Optometry, Université de Montréal, Montreal, QC, Canada H3T 1P1
Received 1 February 2012; Revised 17 April 2012; Accepted 7 May 2012
Academic Editor: Ron Kupers
Copyright © 2012 Priscilla Hirst et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Recent studies suggest that exposure to only one component of audiovisual events can lead to cross-modal cortical activation. However, it is not certain whether such crossmodal recruitment can occur in the absence of explicit conditioning, semantic factors, or long-term associations. A recent study demonstrated that crossmodal cortical recruitment can occur even after a brief exposure to bimodal stimuli without semantic association. In addition, the authors showed that the primary visual cortex is under such crossmodal influence. In the present study, we used molecular activity mapping of the immediate early gene zif268. We found that animals, which had previously been exposed to a combination of auditory and visual stimuli, showed increased number of active neurons in the primary visual cortex when presented with sounds alone. As previously implied, this crossmodal activation appears to be the result of implicit associations of the two stimuli, likely driven by their spatiotemporal characteristics; it was observed after a relatively short period of exposure (~45 min) and lasted for a relatively long period after the initial exposure (~1 day). These results suggest that the previously reported findings may be directly rooted in the increased activity of the neurons occupying the primary visual cortex.


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"Harfert" Surname
Frequency of "Harfert" Surname in the US
2000 US Census
The surname "Harfert" is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
1990 US Census
Accoring to the US Census Bureau, "Harfert" ranked #84,044 in frequency out of 88,799 surnames for which statistics were released from the 1990 Census.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the 1990 Census", US Census Bureau.
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Hey Guys!!
As you know I love reading and I have set myself a little reading goal for the year, you can see the post here. I must say I am actually doing amazingly well with reading at the moment. I am now onto my 4th book this year and we are only January, well there's not long left of the month.
So here are the books I have read this month.
Northern Lights - Philip Pullman This was a re-read for me as I haven't read this book in so long, I wanted to read it again. I enjoyed this book but sometimes I felt like I didn't quite understand it, but overall it is a good book.
The Subtle Knife - Philip Pullman This is the 2nd instalment to Northern Lights and I must say from this one I started to understand the story a bit more than the first. Again I enjoyed this book and can't wait to get the 3rd instalment so I can see how it ends.
Paper Towns - John Green I read this as my sister recommended it and I loved it! I read this really quickly to as I didn't want to put it down. I don't about you though but I didn't like the character of Margo, I just thought if she was a real person we would not get on.
Me Before You - Jojo Moyes I have only just started this book, I've only read 5 chapters, but I am really liking it and can't wait to read the rest.
There we have it, the books I have read/reading so far.
What books have you read or are currently reading?
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What a wicked wednesday it was.
It seemed like the Gods where us from the get go.
Our supposed 'golden hours', black country hillside frolic, tormented not just by tree collapsing gail force winds but a snow storm performing in diagonals.
We managed to secure a makeshift den under the umbrella like branches of the evergreen beast. Unfortunately our chosen foliage was planted on a 65degree slope. So, hello face planting and goodbye pretty lens, as it tumbles down into a hundred foot ibis.
After 2hours of scanty cladding around old tree trunk corpses and the likes, our 9.30am weather conditions wernt proving any more promising, in fact they where getting slightly frost bitten-ly out of hand.
So 'hi-ho-hi-ho' off to tip-top studios we go. Only to be greeted by a few unwanted eager beavers, anticipating use of the not-so sharable studio.
Plan B....
Wading through the wild winds of the jewellery quarter, via a jacket-potatoe snack bar thats "currently not serving jacket potatoes". Unto a pleasantly surprising partner studio, that oozed more beautifully diffused light than you could shake a stick at.
...And Im sure that the seventy something gemologist, in the window adjacent was more than apperceive to find a very naked me through his spy glass, on a other wise subfus Wednesday morning.
After a quick fire of dynamic silhouettes, symmetrical stances and 'pondering at the window' kinda portraiture, we where onto the final slice of the days unknown.
An artsy creative hub, boasting crafts, designers and sweet smelling pumpkin soup lunches.
The place is advertsised as a studio, although there is a
'slight catch'... in that the owner doesn't actually own the premises. Therefore were not actually permitted to shoot there.
Oh and ps....."Some young children might pass through".
We managed to find a secluded decaying room, that was very photo friendly and also boasted that all important privacy. But within 10minutes of shooting Raphy needed pee-pee. And when Raphy needs pee pee, Raphy really needs pee-pee.
This when the real fun and games began.
To our surprise, we had been locked inside this very cold, very dusty room and remained so for the next 12 years.
Well maybe not 12 years, but boy does time go slowly when you gotta go.
We screamed and we stamped, we text and we rang, with no such luck. Then came out the crow bars and the kung fu kicks at the door.
OK, so im not gonna steel Paul's thunder. The only handling of heavy material I was partial too was cradling my globe like bladder.
But of course theres a happy end to this story, and as im sure you've guessed, I didn't die of starvation in a pool of my own urine, nude.
...Although Im sure theres a niche in the market for that kinda stuff.
To cut a long story short...
Super Bartholomew broke down the hatchway, I found the ladies, and we drove into the
sunset I mean...gridlocked Wolverhampton, eating lindor treats, and we all lived happily ever after.
Here's two of my favourite pretties from the day...
Now for a full sugar hot vimto and a much needed, Jo Malone - Nectarine blossom and Honey, soak in the tub... complete with far too many fire hazard vanilla tea lights.
Chow for now,
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The United Nations Security Council voted Tuesday to freeze assets and ban travel for officials of North Korea tied to its December rocket launch, tightening sanctions on the isolated nation.
The unanimous vote came more than a month after the successful launch. Though North Korean officials said the launch was lofting a satellite into space for peaceful purposes, South Korea and Western nations suspect that it was a way to test ballistic missile technology.
The decision piles more penalties on what is already the most heavily sanctioned nation on Earth, adding to restrictions approved in 2006 and 2009.
The North Korean Foreign Ministry fired back Tuesday in state media, swearing off nuclear talks and threatening to ramp up its "nuclear deterrence." North Korea previously carried out nuclear tests after rocket launches, raising concern that the pattern will be repeated.


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- 6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 8 cloves garlic, very thinly sliced
- freshly ground pepper
- 4 ounces coarsely grated pecorino romano (about 1 cup) more for serving
- 2 cups (about 2 1/2 ounces) packed sweet basil leaves or your favorite basil variety, cut into 1/4 inch wide strips (to yield about 1 1/2 cups)
- 1/2 cup pine nuts
- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Mean while toast the pine nuts in a 10 inch skillet over medium-low heat, stirring frequently, until golden in places, about 5 minutes. Pour onto a plate and set aside to cool. When the water boils, add the pasta and cook according to package directions until al dente. While the pasta is cooking gently heat the olive oil and sliced garlic over low heat in the same skillet used for the nuts, stirring frequently, until the garlic starts to turn golden, 4 to 8 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. When the pasta is done, scopp out 1/2 cup of the cooking liquid and reserve. Drain the pasta and return it to the pot. Pour the garlic and olive oil over the hot pasta and toss. Pour the reserved pasta water into the skillet, swirl it around and pour it over the pasta. Toss well. Add the pine nuts and cheese and toss again until thoroughly mixed. Transfer to a serving bowl and let cool 5 minutes. Then just before serving toss in the basil. Pass extra cheese around with a grater for those who want more.
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- Calories570
- Carbohydrates61 g(20%)
- Fat28 g(44%)
- Protein19 g(38%)
- Saturated Fat6 g(32%)
- Sodium322 mg(13%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat6 g
- Fiber3 g(13%)
- Monounsaturated Fat14 g
- Cholesterol23 mg(8%)


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Introducing ™ Communications
High Speed Transparent Communications over CAN bus
Animatics Corporation has introduced a significant advancement in Integrated Motor Technology. Combitronic™ is a protocol that operates over a standard "CAN" (Controller Area Network) interface. It may coexist with either CANopen or DeviceNet protocols at the same time. Unlike these common protocols however, Combitronic™ requires no single dedicated master to operate. Each Integrated Servo connected to the same network communicates on an equal footing, sharing all information, and therefore, sharing all processing resources. Combitronic communications operate over a standard "CAN" interface, the same basic hardware used in most automobiles as well as in familiar industrial networks such as CANopen and DeviceNet. Unlike these common control networks, however, Combitronic has no master or slave.
An array of Animatics SmartMotor servos become one giant parallel-processing system when equipped with the Combitronic™ interface. This powerful technological advancement provides the joint benefits of centralized and distributed control while eliminating their respective historical drawbacks, opening up the possibility to either:
- Eliminate PLCs from machine designs
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- Enhancing the performance of existing PLCs by unburdening it from specific tasks
The optional Combitronic™ technology allows any motor's program to read from, write to, or control any other motor simply by tagging a local variable or command with the other motor's CAN address. All SmartMotor™ units become one multi-tasking, data-sharing system without writing a single line of communications code or requiring detailed knowledge of the CAN protocol. The only prerequisite is to have matched baud rates and unique addresses.
Up to 120 SmartMotor servos may be addressed on a single array using Combitronic technology.
Combitronic Protocol features:
- 120 axis node count
- 1MHz Bandwidth
- No Master required
- No scan list or node list set up required
- All Nodes have full read/write access to all other nodes
For example, SmartMotor servos use a single letter command to start a motion profile, so a line of code to start a motion profile would look like this:
G:2Issue Go to Motor 2
G:0Issue Global Go to all motors on the network
x=PA:5Assign Motor 5 Actual position to the variable "x"
Additionally, comparisons or live polling and value comparisons may be made across the bus:
S:3Stop motor 3
WHILE IN (4) : 2==0 LOOP Wait for Input 4 of motor 2 to go high
Integrated Servo and network communication technologies are advancing quickly, primarily for the purpose of reducing the complexity of machinery. Fewer components operating more intelligently, and more automatically, deliver many benefits:
1) Reduced Size
Compressing the controls into the motors themselves reduces or eliminates the control cabinet, making the machine much smaller
2) Reduced Cost
Fewer components and no cabinet cut costs dramatically
3) Reduced Development Time
Fewer components to specify, purchase, learn and mount make for dramatically reduced development cycles, getting to market faster, generating revenue sooner and producing a compelling competitive advantage.
4) Reduced Field Service
Machine repair moves from debugging a cabinet full of wires and controls, to a simple component swap of motors and standard cables.
5) Reduced Down-Time
Keeping component spares on-hand can virtually eliminate down-time. A traditional control can only be debugged in the cabinet while the machine is down and the factory processes stopped. An Integrated Motor or simple "Y" cable can be swapped out immediately. The faulty component can be debugged, or simply sent back to the manufacturer for analysis and repair – while the machine continues to produce.
6) Increased Reliability
The fewer components a machine has, the more reliable it is. Also, an Integrated Servo based machine design has considerably less wiring, and wiring is the chief source of failure in most machines.
7) Increased Versatility
A cabinet-based, separate control approach makes machine design change or expansion extremely problematic. Adding additional axes of separate drives, for example, can be difficult where cabinet space is limited, whereas adding additional Integrated Servos is trivial, and with the additional axes, come additional I/O points and additional processing power, automatically.
Integrated Motors are available from dozens of manufacturers, ranging from very low-cost open-loop step motors to very fast, high-performance closed-loop servos. Different manufacturers offer different slants on the solutions. The integrated motor market segment is growing faster than the general industry and the technology is transforming how equipment is designed, manufactured and supported in the field. The Combitronic function represents a leap as significant as the Integrated Motors themselves.
Linear Interpolation
Animatics has broken down the barrier between multiple integrated motors and introduced a simple command structure that allows any one SmartMotor™ to command linear Interpolated paths across multiple motors at once.
The Synchronized Motion command set opens the door to direct control without the need for any centralized processor.
The user may command Path Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration and Target points in 3 Cartesian dimensions.
Dual Axis Example: (Absolute Move)
|a=1 b=2
|'Motor addresses, x and y
|'X Axis Target Position
|'Y Axis Target Position
|'set path velocity
|'set path acceleration
|'set path deceleration
|'set 2-axis synchronized target position
|'Go, 2-axis linear interpolation
|'Wait until 2 axis move is complete
Dual Axis Example: (Relative Move Syntax)
|'set 2-axis synchronized Relative Target position
Three Axis XYZ Example
|a=1 b=2 c=3
|'Motor addresses, x, y and z
|'X Axis Target Position
|'Y Axis Target Position
|'Z Axis Target Position
|PTS(x;a,y;b, z;c)
|'set 3-axis synchronized target position
|'Go, 3-axis linear interpolation
|'Wait until 3 axis move is complete
Four Axis X1, X2, Y, Z Example
|a=1 b=2 c=3
|'Motor addresses, x, y and z
|'Motor address, x slave (parallel X axis)
|'X Axis Target Position
|'Y Axis Target Position
|'Z Axis Target Position
|'set 4-axis including x slave
|'Go, 3-axis +slave X axis
|'Wait until all axis move is complete
Synchronized commands allow up to 3 pairs of motors for X, Y and Z for large parallel axis gantry systems with 2 motors per axis:
|'set 6-axis including x slave, y slave, z slave
|'Go, 3-axis primaries x, y, z, + slaves: u, v, and w
|'Wait until all axis move is complete
Supplemental Axis syntax allows for additional motors above and beyond that will start and stop and the exact same time as the main motors: These motors could be rotary axis, pumps, etc….
|'set 3-axis X, Y, Z
|'set supplemental axis q to j absolute position
|'set supplemental axis r, k relative distance
|'Go, all 5 motors
|'Wait until all moves are complete
In the event that a PC or HMI is desired to control a large number of SmartMotor servos, but RS232 is desired to save the cost of direct CANbus interfacing to the newtork, any SmartMotor may be used as master access via RS232 to all Combitronic motors on its network. The following demostrat 12 motors in a network where 4 SmartMotors are in a serial daisy chain over RS232. Each of those 4 may have up to 119 motors on its Combitronic network.
The Controlling PC may freely access and control all motors via a single standard RS232 serial port.
Video Demo
Sinusoidal Oscillation Mode
|This is a free running cam mode off of an internal virtual axis control. The motors move sequentially, with the farthest left motor as the master, to create a wave motion.
Application: Pressing out large sheets of metal as you move toward the edge or pressing out bubbles in sheet vacuum forming processes.
Short, quick moves in Sinusoidal Oscillation Mode
|Showing that a single SmartMotor can control all other SmartMotors separately, sequentially, or globally at the same time.
Application: Mechanical distribution for parts selection, parts transfer and stop gate motion on a conveyor belt or sequential valve control.
Global Addressing with Synch Commands
|The master SmartMotor is moving the other five motors together, all starting and stopping at the same time. Synch commands allow for the same start and stop time. The distance they all moved in this example determined ahead of time.
Application: Capping applications or fillings applications
Group Addressing with Synch Commands & Random Number Generator
|The SmartMotors have been split of into two groups of three. Each of the two groups has coordinated start and stop times with the Synch commands, but one group moves up while the other group moves down. The distance that the carriage moves along the screw was produced by a random number generator in the SMI program.
Application: Random thread defects in blue jean manufacturing, quality inspection of random pieces traveling down a conveyor belt, or positioning inspection cameras over carpet to check for thread defects.
Combitronic Technology Documents
Understanding Combitronic Technology Presentation:
- (This PDF file contains embedded video that can be viewed with Adobe Reader)
- Combitronic_presentation.pptx
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Formally created in 1937 under the Admiralty control, British Fleet Air Arm had a chequered history. At the onset of World War II the FAA consisted of 20 Squadrons with only 232 aircraft. By the end of the war their strength grew to 3700 aircraft, 72000 officers and men 59 aircraft carriers and 56 air stations all over the world. However, the problem that FAA came to cope with throughout the war was lack of modern carrier-borne combat aircraft.
In domestic aircraft production, vast majority of resources for the development and production of new and better aircraft was given to the Royal Air Force and not to the FAA. This situation was apparent already before the war: despite all-out rearmament programme changing the face of the RAF during the years 1936-1939, the FAA entered the war having only the antique Fairey Swordfish torpedo aircraft and the Blackburn Skua as fighter and dive-bomber.
While both the Hawker Hurricane and the Supermarine Spitfire were eventually developed to into hooked fighters, they arrived late and were at best stop-gap measures that were never available in sufficient numbers. On some occasions during the first war years the Royal Navy acquired batches of aircraft that were originally purchased by other countries like France, Greece, etc. which had never reached their buyers due to German advances. Most notably, Grumman Martlet entered the FAA service this way.
It wasn't before the implementation of Lend-Lease program, approved by the US Congress on March 11th 1941, that the FAA could do something about equipment shortages by acquiring and operating large numbers of American aircraft.
Readers will remember that I'm in the process of modelling all aircraft flown by RAF and FAA during World War II. The previously shown parts of my work include:
The aim of this sub-collection is showing all types of American aircraft which were tested and used by the Fleet Air Arm including the Commonwealth (Australia and New Zeeland), from the beginning to the end of the conflict. The series includes 63 models, all in 1/72 scale. Some of the models were made together with my son as teamwork.
Listed chronologically in order of FAA acquisition, the models are:
As always I tried to show all the different marks, significant colour schemes and markings for each type. In some particular cases some of the aircraft were also modified in the UK to perform special trials, making them unique that way.
Most of the aforementioned aircraft are available as 1/72 plastic kits. This made it relatively easy to produce the models and the building pace could be kept at the high level. Fortunately there was also plenty of reference information regarding these aircraft, for example in the Warpaint series, Squadron/Signal In Action, old trusty Profiles and other books on FAA. Of the latter, Lend Lease aircraft in WWII by Arthur Parcey guided me throughout this adventure.
Here is a brief description of each model. We'll start in chronological order meaning that first to follow are a few odd and rather unsuccessful birds, followed by the first undisputed import success in the FAA service, the Grumman Martlet/Wildcat.
Curtiss SBC-4 Helldiver was originally purchased by France but the fall of this country, five aircraft of the original order went to UK where they were designated Cleveland Mk. I and marked with serial numbers AS467-471. The aircraft were found unsuitable for combat use and became training and instructional airframes.
Buffalos arrived in the UK delivered to ex-Belgian contract (USA designation F2A-3). The aircraft went to Royal Navy in September 1941 and underwent service trails on HMS Eagle.
This was another aircraft to come to Britain in the wake of the fall of France. The take-off performance of the Chesapeake was found to be too poor for carrier operations so the Chesapeakes were distributed among several FAA training and support units.
The first examples of Bermuda arrived in Britain in July 1942, and underwent evaluation at A&AEE. The plane was unsuitable for combat operations and similarly to the US Navy, the FAA used their Bermudas as target tugs.
Of all the models shown on this page, this was easily the most difficult to make. I could obtain only a vac-form kit from Contrail. I had to make many modifications and corrections in order to obtain acceptable result.
The Martlet/Wildcat series is the largest group in this collection featuring 16 models. I made all the different versions of the Martlet from Mk I to Mk VI with all the different camouflage schemes that could I find in my records.
Martlet Mk I
I modelled the first Royal Navy Martlet Mk I (another ex-French contract) as it appeared before delivery. The civil registration on the wing's top surface was applied only during manufacturer's trials.
A Wildcat from 840 Sqn was the first US fighter in British service to shoot down a German aircraft on December 25th, 1940. I tried to show the different tones of the Extra Dark Sea Grey colours depending on where the paint was manufactured (US or UK).
Martlet Mk II
Martlet Mk. II was the first version with the folding wing and it is so I modelled one one of the models, using Dragon conversion. Another Mk. II represents aircraft from 888 Sqn in La Senia, Italy, 1943.
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Martlet Mk III
Martlets Mk III were produced to ex-Greek contract and they didn't have folding wing. All these aircraft were used in the Western Desert, first with the original camouflage of overall light grey and then with the standard desert camouflage.
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Martlet Mk IV
The Martlet Mk. IV had folding wings and was armed six 0.5" machine guns, and was otherwise similar to the Mk. II and Mk V. The Mk IV that I made was modified by Blackburn Aircraft at Brough in order to carry three unguided rockets beneath each wing.
Martlet Mk V
I built one Martlet Mk. V which participated in D-Day operations with 846 Squadron, carrying standard black and white invasion stripes. The other two Mk. Vs corresponding to the American FM-1 both saw combat in the Far East theatre.
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Martlet Mk VI
The Marlet Mk. VI (FM-2) had different engine and an extended fin. The different camouflages on these models were typical for the finals months of the conflict.
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The Hasegawa's kit is the only one which builds to an acceptable model regarding shapes and dimensions. The competing Academy kit has the fuselage which is completely out of scale (too wide).
Altogether could only obtain six Hasegawa kits on my local market with the remained being Academy. However, I cloned (moulded in resin) ten additional fuselages with their corresponding canopies based on Hasegawa components, and married them with wings, undercarriages etc from the Academy kit, which brought entirely satisfactory results.,
The Euro Decals from Fantasy Printshop provided markings for many of the Mk I and Mk VI models.
This article will continue next month with Hellcats, Avengers, Helldivers, Corsairs, and more!
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Technology has forever changed the way youth workers interact with the population they serve. Within the past decade, the primary and preferred form Puzzler of communication Crossword for form Puzzler of communication Crossword for teenagers has become text messaging. While there are benefits to texting, including the ease of sending mass messages to groups, the value and importance of faceto-face communication is being "virtually" forgotten and also introduces the risks of actual or perceived texting misconduct.
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