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We don't normally start with the car's bonus features, but in the case of the 2013 Ford Fusion Energi, it's such a delicious one that we couldn't resist: when you buy this car, the bonus feature is that the front end looks kind of like an Aston Martin. Not many midsize sedans – I can't think of any offhand, save an echt Aston Martin and it's not quite in the midsize sedan niche – get to clone one of England's fabled grand touring cars.
It's the grille. With its five horizontal slats forming a shape that looks like an upside-down smile, it's nearly identical to the one that personifies any number of Aston Martins over the years. Keep in mind that Ford owned Aston Martin for a dozen or so years – they grew fond of that Aston Martin look.
Once past the grille, what do we have? A four-door sedan that Ford apparently has designated as its style leader. Ford's Fusion got a redesign for 2013 and it looks a lot more svelte than its predecessor Fusion. This field of the midsize sedan is perhaps the hardest-fought of any in the industry. The Fusion's competitors are such best sellers as Honda's Accord, Toyota's Camry, and Nissan's Altima. This is all-out war – each of these brands sells from about 24,000 to 35,000 units a month, making them the bread-and-butter cars for their respective manufacturers. So Ford is trying to make its own way to the top of this heap. (In the even nichier niche of plug-in hybrids, Ford competes with the new Accord plug-in and the Toyota Prius plug-in. Toyota has sold more than 2 million Priuses (Priusi?) worldwide and has a reputation as the ne plus ultra when it comes to hybids.)
Fusion has many different models
The Fusion is actually available in a wide range of power trains and comfort levels, from a $22,695 basic sedan with a 2.5-liter, 175-horsepower four-cylinder engine (22/34 mpg) up to the one we tested, at twice the price – a $44,975 Fusion Titanium Energi, which is fancy Ford language for plug-in hybrid (100 mpg equivalent, based on a complicated electric/gasoline formula; or 43 mpg on gasoline alone. The combined power is 188 horses.) The Fusion Energi qualifies for a $3,750 federal tax credit and, in California, a $1,500 tax rebate. Ford's entry-level Fusion hybrid (not a plug-in) starts at nearly $28,000 and advertises that it gets 47 mpg across the board. But Consumer Reports ran tests showing that this Fusion hybrid gets nowhere near that kind of mileage and neither does Ford's C-Max hybrid. The jury's still out on the Fusion Energi, but suffice to say that a plug-in hybrid is a different breed of cat, largely because, as Ford claims, you can actually drive the thing about 20 miles purely on electric power.
On the road, the Fusion Energi has the typical ride of a modern car that is well modulated and does not want to offend you with any inordinate bumps and lurches. It's relatively quiet (with one glaring exception we'll get to later) and the interior is well thought-out as a place to put five passengers (just hope the three in the back seat are all good friends, or small children). The dash has all the requisite electronics that come with Ford's complicated MyFord synchronous system and you either give up at the beginning or buckle down and read the manual to figure it out. Because this is a plug-in hybrid, the dash will give you a readout on the battery's state of charge and on the regenerative braking process that helps recharge the batteries. (The Fusion Energi takes about two and a half hours to charge its battery on a 240-volt home-installed recharger, and about seven hours on a 120-volt system.) As you barrel down the interstate, a dashboard ideogram of fluttering green leaves will keep you apprised of how greenly you are driving. (At freeway speeds, all this hybrid technology matters little, given how much the headwinds pummeling the front of the car demand yet more fuel-consuming power to get this two-ton family sedan down the road.)
Nobody's perfect
Now for some of the glitches. There seemed to be a combination of design flaws and, possibly, new car teething problems. It was good of Ford to put all-auto up-down window lifts in the car (this means one touch gets the window up or down and you don't have to keep your finger on the switch.) But the right front door window lift would do auto-down, but not auto-up. (Ed. Note: are we a bit spoiled here, Mr. Topdown?) Out on the freeway, that four-cylinder engine gets pretty noisy when the gas/electric pedal goes to the floor. Sounds like a lawn mower at full tilt. The driver's power seat has 10 different ways to get you comfortable; the front passenger seat has only two – backwards and forward. That means that small passengers ride lower than the driver. And in furtherance of downsizing, the Fusion trunk gets smaller and smaller as you go from model to model. The normal, entry-level Fusion has a trunk with nearly 16 cubic feet of trunk space, comparable to Accord/Camry/Altima. The hybrid Fusion's trunk is about 12 cubic feet, and when you get to the plug-in hybrid it's down to about 8 cubic feet. Further, the plug-in hybrid's battery takes up so much space that the pass-through from trunk to passenger compartment (the car has fold-down rear seatbacks) has only a few inches of space – good for some short skis or long umbrellas. But that's the price you pay for having high-tech cars lugging around large lithium-ion batteries.
What we have the U.S. car market these days is kind of a hybrid and plug-in hybrid war, with each manufacturer trying to out-EPA-mileage its competitors. It's good for the environment and it's good for energy conservation. How it plays out in the long run, however, is anyone's guess. In the meantime, you could spend $44,975 for this Ford Fusion Energi Titanium Edition, or you could spend $27,995 for an entry-level Fusion hybrid and have $17,000 left over for a plush vacation in England, where Aston Martins are still made in the village of Gaydon (pop. 376), county of Warwickshire. If you speak nicely to the concierge at Aston Martin, maybe they'll even give you a tour of the place. And you could ask the Aston folks why they copied the grille of a Ford Fusion.


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Heads in beds
Business is not government and government is not business. The more one invades the other's domain, the more each becomes less like what they should be.
A case in point is the prison industrial complex. The private sector has no business in what is strictly a government function.
As a result of prison privatization, there are armies of lobbyists seeking longer sentences and harsher policies to increase their profits. It's all about heads in beds.
When there is a profit motive in keeping more of us incarcerated more frequently and for longer periods of time, society suffers. That taxpayers subsidize this dirty business is an outrage.
That is why it is disgraceful that Florida Atlantic University has a new $6 million agreement to name its football stadium after one of the leaders of the private prison industry. The GEO Group runs 59 prisons nationally and 16 in Florida.
Shame on FAU.
Bill Richards,
Positive impact
The gymnastics competition between the universities of Florida and Alabama was truly a wonderful experience for me. Ashanee Dickerson's floor exercise was one of the best I have ever seen. It was filled with power, grace and superb choreography.
But what made my experience so great was the exclamation from the lovely child sitting in front of me that "My name is Ashanee too. I'm named after her!" She was indeed proud of Dickerson as was I. However, her experience was so deeply felt that she could not contain her enthusiasm.
Coach Rhonda Faehn and the gymnastics team is having a very positive impact for the entire community.
Richard Sherer,
High Springs
Stringent policies
Gainesville Regional Transit System would like to apologize for the unfortunate incident that recently occurred with one of our bus operators.
We have stringent policies that address the return of found items on our buses and stops. During the course of a year, we return hundreds of items to our patrons and the public ranging from identification cards to laptop computers.
We would like to reassure our patrons and the public that we are addressing this situation and reinforcing our policies. We look forward to continuing to provide quality transportation alternatives to the greater Gainesville area.
Chip Skinner,
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Inspirational program
Congratulations to the Alachua County School Board as it presented the middle school and high school honor bands for a wonderful performance on Jan. 29. The selection of musical pieces and the quality of the music was inspirational. The performance was extraordinary. As citizens of Alachua County, we are lucky that our school system is capable of producing such excellence. Hopefully in 2014, we will again be able to attend another exciting and inspirational program.
Larry Schwandes,
Writing on the wall
Please take a hard look at Sound Off that runs Mondays in The Sun. These Sound Off-ers are not making sound offers.
The column is full. How nice. But the stunning presence of yellow journalism and the absence of great muckrakers is troublesome. The printed page is in enough trouble without letting the writing on the wall (bathroom, that is) carry the day (even if it takes place on Mondays).
There must be a few of us who understand something about the history of journalism, some who are alive, awake and aware, or some who will start something just a bit more enlightening — out of kindness to the rest of us.
All we have to do is call it in. But, first, for the love of words, please edit!
N.M. Postlethwaite,
Act of kindness
My wife and I recently stopped for lunch at the Mexican restaurant in Waldo. A young couple and their three daughters who were also having lunch there finished and left the restaurant. When we went to pay our bill, we were told that the couple had already paid for our lunch and said to tell us, "Thank you for your service."
I am a retired Navy chief. My wife and I were really touched by this unknown family's random act of kindness. From the bottom of our heart, we want to thank you. May God continue to bless you.
Jim and Betty Mercer,
Taxpayers benefit
I read and then re-read the letter about birth control by Kal Rosenberg (Sun, Feb. 19) several times because I couldn't quite believe what he was saying. Women benefit and he pays for what is medically unnecessary? Men don't have anything to do with unwanted pregnancies? Taxpayers don't benefit when fewer people are on government assistance?
I have personally known several working women who have become pregnant because they couldn't afford birth control, stopped working, had the child and received Medicaid and food stamps. Don't you think it would have been cheaper to supply the birth control?
People are going to have sex whether or not birth control is available. But many of those women will use birth control if it's available free or at a lower cost. We need to provide birth control or spend millions more taking care of the children who come as a result of not providing birth control.
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~Marcus Tullius Cicero
Full Moons are not in effect for long — usually just until the next New Moon — nor are they generally as powerful as New Moons, but this one, happening Sunday, August 10 at 2:10 pm EDT, looks to be more powerful than most. The chart (cast for Washington, DC, and so predictive for the entire USA) shows an emphasis on the ninth house of legalities, religion and foreign policy. Problems come from two difficult planets (Mars and Saturn) conjunct in an often difficult house (the twelfth), in the fixed — and often difficult — sign of Scorpio. The focus of this Full Moon is on balancing the needs of self – or Self – with the needs of others, or the collective.
A paragraph for astrology students: The emphasis, of course, is on the Leo/Aquarius axis, bringing sign rulers Sun, Saturn and Uranus into high focus. Saturn (ruling the third house) is square to the Sun/Moon opposition. Mars is powerful in Scorpio, a sign it rules, and Saturn is given more power through its wide conjunction with Mars and its mutual reception with Pluto. Mars (ruling the twelfth and fifth houses) is square Jupiter (ruling the second) and Pluto is in the second (the economy, finance, banks and financial institutions) Saturn is square the Moon (the people), Sun (co-ruling the ninth, with the Moon) and Mercury (ruling the eighth of jointly-held financials and the tenth of government). Mars also rules the fifth (entertainment, children's issues, gambling) which holds Uranus, still inconjunct Saturn, trining the Sun and Mercury, sextile the Moon. The twelfth house can speak to spirituality and connection with the collective unconscious in a personal chart, but in mundane charts, it generally tends to the more difficult realities of prisons, hospitals, hidden enemies and covert operations, particularly with Scorpio on the cusp. There is a trine between Neptune and Mars, but trines sometimes just make things easier for the wrong people or entities. WWII, for instance, began under a grand trine, and the combination of Mars, Saturn and Neptune is a marker for infectious disease — but will the trine make it easier for the virus or the humans? Infectious disease is something I expect to see a great deal more of worldwide next year and through 2016, as Saturn moves into Sagittarius and squares Neptune in Pisces, with Mars punctuating that aspect regularly as it moves through the Zodiac. Speaking of trines, Uranus in the fifth house trines the Sun and Mercury, and sextiles the Moon.
And a paragraph for Outlander fans: Since the fifth house rules the entertainment industry, this can indicate the debut of some cutting edge television — like Outlander! (Finally!! Thank you, Diana Gabaldon and Ron Moore.) The show debuts just a few hours before the Full Moon, and the trine between Neptune and Mars is particularly helpful in the chart of a film or television show, since Neptune — the planet of illusion and fantasy — rules the film industry, and Mars gives whatever it touches a big boost of energy. Mars in Scorpio also well describes the warlike and politically convoluted atmosphere of 18th century Scotland. I'm tempted to run a chart for the show's debut, but I'm pretty sure it will be a huge success. Now if I could just get cable where I live — which is in the same general vicinity as the fabled Fraser's Ridge.
There's going to be a lot going on behind the scenes in the country, and considerable criminal activity – particularly the white-collar variety – seems likely over these next couple of weeks. (When it will be discovered is another matter.) Financial arenas, particularly the stock markets, are likely to be driven to excess by some massive behind the scenes manipulations — note the previous reference to criminal activity. Transportation, communication and infrastructure issues seem likely, and so, unfortunately, does widespread flooding. (Remember, this chart is for the USA) Foreign policy is emphasized, and that trine from Uranus to the rulers of the ninth suggests that surprising and unexpected moves that break new ground in the foreign policy department may work better for the Obama administration than old-style, behind-closed-doors negotiating during the rest of the month. The need for strong, honest, heart-centered leadership is clear in this chart — and so are obstacles to providing it.
So let's take a look at how we can make this energy work in our own lives, where leadership will also be important. Who or what is taking the leadership role in your life? Are you inclined to lead, follow, or sit on the sidelines? We are all at the center of our own universe, and the Leo-Aquarius polarity of this Full Moon suggests the need to find balance between self-determination and collective influence and support. Are you someone who tries to control every aspect of your life and the people in it, or are you driven by the needs and demands of others? For most of us, it's a bit of both, yet there are times — we all have them — when it is clear that we are being led by our soul, and that's when the need for control dissolves, and our relationships with others bring expanded awareness, support, and connection. Give yourself some quiet time these next few weeks to check in and determine if you are living in line with your soul-level vision and desires for this lifetime. If you are a student of astrology, pull out your own natal chart, and look at it with fresh eyes, as though you were interpreting it for someone else. (If you're not a student of astrology, you can call me to arrange a consultation.)
Another thing you might want to look at over these next couple of weeks is the role anger — particularly suppressed anger — plays in your life and the lives of those around you. Anger is a clear call to action, a red flag letting you know that something in your life urgently needs to be addressed and changed. It's the spark that gets the engine turning. But once its purpose has been served it is meant to be released, not belted on like a weapon that protects you, or nurtured so it grows, or tucked away carefully in a subconscious drawer, where it pops out like an evil Jack in the Box regularly to frighten and injure those around you. Anger can be used for personal growth, insight, and activism, or to wound others. What's your choice? Can you release some of the anger you hold on to? If you do, it will free up a whole lot of energy that can be used to initiate change in your life and in the world around you.
Finally, what are your secrets? Hiding things from others is fine, but the closer the relationship, the greater the need for full honesty, and the closest relationship you have is the one with your Self. It may be time to do a bit of digging and figure out what you are hiding from yourself. Interestingly, those things we try to hide from ourselves usually end up being obvious to others, especially friends and family. If you really want to keep a secret, make sure you are honest with yourself about it!
Last week I promised you a post on the astronomy of astrology. I haven't forgotten, and I'll have that post up soon. I've been amusing myself watching Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye demonstrate their complete and utter ignorance of astrology on YouTube, and while I'm not an astro-physicist, I have managed to educate myself about the astronomical realities of my craft, so I'll be giving you a slightly different, but astronomically accurate understanding of what we are looking at when we look at a chart. Perhaps I'll even make a video someday. Hmmmm….


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The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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(AML—Child; Acute Myelogenous Leukemia—Child; Acute Myeloblastic Leukemia—Child; Acute Granulocytic Leukemia—Child; Acute Nonlymphoblastic Leukemia—Child)
Leukemia is a type of cancer that develops in the bone marrow. With acute myeloid leukemia (AML), the bone marrow makes abnormal myeloid cells that are precursors to blood cells, including:
- Myeloblasts (a type of white blood cell) that fight infection
- Red blood cells that carry oxygen
- Platelets that make blood clots and stop bleeding in cuts and bruises
The leukemia cells do not function normally. They cannot do what normal blood cells do, like fight infections. The abnormal cells also overgrow the bone marrow, forcing normal cells out. Without normal cells, anemia and bleeding problems develop. They also cannot fight infections properly.
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Cancer occurs when cells in the body divide without control or order. Normally, cells divide in a regulated manner. If cells keep dividing uncontrollably when new cells are not needed, a mass of tissue forms, called a growth or tumor. The term cancer refers to malignant growths. These growths can invade nearby tissues. Cancer that has invaded nearby tissues can then spread to other parts of the body.
It is not clear exactly what causes these problems in the cells, but it is probably a combination of genetics and environment.
Risk Factors
Risk Factors
AML is more common in those of Hispanic descent. Other factors that may increase your child's risk of AML include:
Genetic factors:
- Having a sibling, especially an identical twin, who develops leukemia
- Having a genetic condition, such as Down syndrome
- Exposure to radiation
- Exposure to certain chemicals, such as benzene, a chemical used in the cleaning and manufacturing industries
- History of other blood disorders, such as polycythemia vera, essential thrombocytosis, or myelodysplastic syndrome
AML may cause:
- Fever
- Frequent infections
- Shortness of breath
- Paleness (a sign of anemia)
- Easy bruising or bleeding
- Petechiae (flat, pinpoint spots under the skin caused by bleeding)
- Weakness, fatigue
- Loss of appetite, weight loss
- Bone and joint pain
- Painless lumps in the neck, underarms, stomach, or groin
- Bleeding gums
The doctor will ask about your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. The doctor will check for swelling of the liver, spleen, and lymph nodes.
Test to assess bodily tissues or other structures include:
- Blood tests
- Bone marrow biopsy or aspiration
- Lumbar puncture
- Cytogenetic analysis
- Immunophenotyping
Imaging tests evaluate bodily structures. These may include:
- Ultrasound
- Chest x-ray
- CT scan
- MRI scan
- Gallium scan and bone scan
Once AML is identified, it can be classified. These subtypes are based on the type of cell from which leukemia developed. This is important because it can help the doctor make a prognosis and develop a treatment plan.
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Talk with the doctor about the best plan for your child. Treatment of AML usually involves 2 phases:
- Remission induction therapy—to kill leukemia cells
- Maintenance therapy—to kill any remaining leukemia cells that could grow and cause a relapse
Treatment options include:
- Chemotherapy
- External beam radiation therapy —targets a certain part of the body
- Stem cell transplant to replaces the affected bone marrow with healthy bone marrow
- Other drug therapy may be used to kill leukemia cells, stop them from dividing, or help them mature into white blood cells
- Biological therapy—involves using medicine or substances made by the body to increase or restore the body's natural defenses against cancer
- Antibiotics to treat and prevent infections
- Medications to treat anemia and treatment side effects, such as like nausea and vomiting
There are no current guidelines to prevent AML because the cause is unknown.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society http://www.lls.org
Canadian Cancer Society http://www.cancer.ca
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The Crimson finished in the top-8 in all four events this weekend (photo courtesy Ken Legler).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - In its first weekend of racing this spring, the Harvard women's sailing team turned in an eighth-place performance at the Dellenbaugh Trophy. The 17th-seeded Crimson coeds also competed over the weekend at the 33rd Lynne Marchiando Regatta, BU Trophy and the Central Series Three.
The women's squad convened on Narragansett Bay for the Dellenbaugh Trophy hosted by Brown. Sitting in 16th after a full day of racing, Harvard rallied on the second day of competition to finish eighth overall out of a field of 18. Sophomore Sophie Bermudez and junior Ashleigh Inglis, skipper and crew, respectively, sailed together for all 12 races and a fifth-place score in the B division. The duo sat in 12th after day one, but took first in back-to-back races to close the competition. In the A division, senior skipper Caitlin Watson and sophomore crew Kristina Jakobson had two top-finishes to finish 14th in the division. With 134 points, MIT took home the victory.
Sixteen teams from across the country clashed on the Charles River for the 33rd Lynne Marchiando Regatta in remembrance of MIT's former sailor Lynee Marchiando who lettered for the program for four years and became the first student-leader of the New England Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. On Saturday, the Crimson defeated Bowdoin, No. 16 Connecticut College, No. 12 MIT, No. 5 St. Mary's, No. 2 Stanford, No. 11 Tufts, Rhode Island, and Vermont. With an 8-6 ledger, Harvard sat in ninth to be one spot shy of competing in the top-eight for the race's victory. In the consolation races on Sunday, the Crimson downed all of its seven opponents except Bowdoin to finish 15-7 overall, good for ninth. Stanford earned the triumph with an 18-4 record.
Six different sailors helped Harvard to a ninth-place showing. Junior Brian Drumm, Michael Drumm and Gram Slattery raced as skippers, while senior Isabel Ruane, sophomore Jacob Bradt and freshman Julia Lord competed as crew.
A quartet of freshmen represented Harvard as 18 teams from the NEISA convened on the Charles River for the BU Trophy. Skipper Matthew Mollerus and crew Olivia Kjorlien manned Harvard's vessel in the B division. The duo won two races and finished second once to place sixth. Juan Carlos Perdomo and Priscilla Russo sailed for the Crimson in the A division and finished sixth, highlighted by a third-place finish in race four. Northeastern posted 106 points for the victory.
With 73 points overall, Harvard took fifth at the Central Series Three on the Charles River. The Crimson's boat in the A heat, manned by freshman skipper Bennett Capozzi and junior crew Rebecca Frankle finished first in the division with 27 points with top-five finishes in each of the 10 races including three victories. Rookies David Mende and Nomin-Erdene Jagdagdorj, skipper and crew, respectively, in the B boat took fifth. Tufts captured the win with 61 points.
Next weekend, Harvard will send its women's squad to the Emily Wick Trophy hosted by Coast Guard while the Crimson coeds vie for the NEISA Team Race Championship at the 65th Fowle Trophy hosted by Connecticut College. The coeds are also set to compete at the 4th Mystic Lake Team Race at Tufts.


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An Orange Country resident named Sinh Vinh Ngo Nguyen made one of his first appearances in federal court on Monday, charged with offering material support to al-Qaeda.
FBI investigators allege that Nguyen intended to train 30 fighters for an attack in December. Prosecutors believe that he "planned to make his way to Pakistan and reemerge as Hasan Abu Omar Ghannoum."
In addition to the charge that he supported terrorism, Nguyen was also charged with making false statements on his passport application, including using the aforementioned moniker as for his intended new identity. According to a Facebook profile registered with the name Hasan Abu Omar Ghannoum, Nguyen allegedly traveled to Lebanon late last year and then crossed over into Syria with the intention of assisting the Free Syrian Army. Agents said that he bragged about killing at least one person while there. While prosecutors claim that Nguyen had extensive training from spending time at firing ranges, the judge presiding over the case questioned prosecutors about his military abilities, citing that he had been rejected by the military due to a hearing problem.


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At the conclusion of a two-day preliminary hearing, Franklin County Judge Thomas Sachse (sok-see) ordered Kyle Flack to stand trial on charges of capital murder, first-degree murder and criminal possession of a firearm. The judge said he dismissed a charge of attempted rape because prosecutors had not met their burden to prove probable cause.
The bodies of Andrew Stout, Steven White and Kaylie Bailey were discovered in early May at Stout's Ottawa farm. The body of Bailey's daughter, Lana-Leigh, was found several days later in a suitcase in a creek in Osage County. Testimony during the hearing showed all four died of gunshot wounds.
Sachse set Flack's arraignment for April 22.
Neither Vic Braden, deputy attorney general in the Kansas attorney general's office and part of the team of prosecutors working on the case, nor Franklin County Attorney Stephen Hunting would comment on whether they would seek the death penalty.
Flack's attorney, Ron Evans, chief of the Kansas Death Penalty unit, declined to comment. Flack, who sat in the courtroom in shackles and an orange prison jumpsuit throughout the hearing, did not show emotion when the judge ordered the trial.
The preliminary hearing focused largely on testimony from expert witnesses about where and when the bodies were found, the causes of death, DNA evidence and the discovery of the alleged murder weapon, a shotgun found partially dismantled at an Emporia trash site.
There was no discussion of motive, apart from a detective testifying Tuesday that Flack told him during a long interrogation before he was formally charged that Stout took the initial shot at White in the garage after an argument over rent. Flack said Stout then handed the gun to Flack, who also shot White, the detective said.
Dr. Erik Mitchell, a forensic pathologist who performed autopsies on the four victims, testified Wednesday that White was shot in the chest and the head, that Stout was shot several times, including in the head, that Kaylie Bailey was shot in the head and her daughter was shot in the chest.
Unlike the other victims, Kailey Bailey had zip ties around her wrists and a red bandanna in her mouth when she was shot, Hunting said.
"She had that bandanna in her mouth. She was bound. She was gagged. She was executed there," he said. Hunting said Bailey's daughter was shot on the bed in the same bedroom and was briefly aware "something awful happened to her" before she died.
Mitchell said he was called to the scene where search crews found the child's body in a suitcase on May 11 in a creek in neighboring Osage County. Hunting said the child's body had been wrapped in a blanket and placed in the suitcase "in almost a fetal position."
According to the charges, the Baileys were killed on or about May 1, Stout died on or about April 29 and White died between April 20 and April 29.
Flack's mother, Tammy McCoy, who also attended the hearing, said the judge's ruling Wednesday was likely not a surprise for her son.
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A statewide education revolt is growing against the agency that accredits California community colleges in part because of recent actions the agency has taken against the Peralta and the Compton Community College Districts.
Linda Handy, the president of the Peralta Board of Trustees, said that ACCJC operates "without a lot of oversight," and said that the accrediting organization backed off of its warning to pull the Peralta colleges' accreditation only under the threat of a discrimination lawsuit by Peralta.
And Michael Mills, the president of the Peralta Federation of Teachers union, says that the leading administrators of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) have a vendetta against the Peralta college district, and that the ACCJC is "operating like a star chamber" with a "process that is out of control."
The top two staff members of the ACCJC are former Peralta staff members who reportedly left under less than amicable circumstances. ACCJC President Dr. Barbara Beno is a former president of Vista College in Berkeley (now Berkeley City College). The ACCJC Vice President, Dr. Deborah G. Blue, is a former president of Laney College in Oakland.
The ACCJC is a 19-member state commission that evaluates community colleges every five years in California, Hawaii, and several Pacific Island territories under the authority of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Because schools cannot receive federal or state funding without ACCJC accreditation, the organization's power over community colleges is enormous.
But the ACCJC commission is largely a self-appointed body, with the commission chair holding the power to appoint three of the seven-member body that selects commission members.
Last March, that led the California Federation of Teachers to pass a resolution at its annual convention calling the ACCJC "a private organization that is accountable to no one it serves" and charging that the organization "often causes colleges to implement changes that reflect the current biases of the accrediatation team." The CFT resolution called on the California Community College System Office and "other appropriate bodies" to "investigate the operations of AACJC-WASC and consider possible alternatives for evaluating and accrediting the state's community colleges."
A spokesperson for the CFT said by telephone that the "other appropriate bodies" was meant to refer to the state legislature.
Late last month, the California Community College Academic Senate passed a resolution "in support of the [CFT] and other . . . bodies who have expressed their unhappiness with the ACCJC," and joined the call for an investigation into alternatives to the organization.
Representatives of the ACCJC could not be reached in connection with this article.
The two state education organizations' resolutions were sparked by the ACCJC's actions pulling accreditation from the 6,600-student Compton Community College in Southern California. That action is currently under appeal by Compton, and the college is currently being administered by a trustee appointed by California Community College Chancellor Mark Drummond.
After failing to get Southern California community college districts to intervene, Drummond asked the Peralta district to take over as administrative manager for Compton College, and last March the Peralta trustees authorized Peralta Chancellor Elihu Harris to investigate that possibility.
But Peralta Trustee President Handy said that since Peralta announced that action, three Southern California districts are considering assisting in the administrative takeover of Compton, and the issue "is now moot" for Peralta. "We shamed them," Handy said, adding that publicity from the Peralta trustee vote "caused WASC to back off" from their accreditation threats against Compton.
PFT President Mills said that Compton "had real problems" related to their trustee board and administration. "So the state chancellor came in and suspended the board, and put a trustee in charge," he said. "You would have thought that would have been enough to satisfy the accreditation team, but instead they went ahead with pulling Compton's accreditation anyway."
Mills said that "there was no warning by ACCJC against the Compton faculty or its instructional program," adding that the accrediting team had moved "far afield" from its original purpose of "assisting community colleges in improving their education programs."
Mills said that was the same criticism Peralta officials and representatives had when ACCJC issued warnings against the four Peralta colleges early last year. The warnings would have led to a loss of accreditation if they were not corrected within two years.
Mills said that the four Peralta colleges were put on warning because of unfunded medical liabilities by the district, for "micromanaging" by the district board, and for not having a strategic plan.
"None of these were accreditation standards," Mills said. "In addition, [Peralta Chief Financial Officer] Tom Smith was already working on a plan with the federation of teachers and other groups to fund the district medical liabilities. That plan was put in place, but the warning was not taken off. And even though almost every community college and public school in the state had the same issue with unfunded medical liabilities, Peralta was the only one to have unfunded liability used as a judgment standard."
Mills also criticized the fact that the official warning against the Peralta board continued even after a majority of the board was replaced in elections.
In a separate interview, trustee President Handy said that the ACCJC warnings against Peralta "had nothing to do with what was going on inside the colleges themselves. The process needs to be looked at."
Handy said that ACCJC President Barbara Beno and Vice President Deborah Blue "should have recused themselves" from the accreditation process because of their past association with Peralta. "Barbara Beno has an axe to grind," Handy said.
Mills said that Beno was fired from her position at Vista and that when Blue left Laney "there was not a great deal of admirers wringing their hands." He called Blue "a nice person, but during her tenure, Laney was not considered to be soundly led."
Mills said that while he does not know the extent of Beno and Blue's involvement in the Peralta accreditation warnings, "any involvement by those two individuals would be suspect," and said that adds fuel to the drive that the ACCJC be investigated and alternatives considered.
In January of this year, the four Peralta colleges were removed from the ACCJC warning list.
But Peralta insiders say that only occurred after a fierce political struggle led by Chancellor Elihu Harris, a veteran of Sacramento political wars from his years as Assembly representative from Oakland. Included in the struggle was a threat by Peralta to sue the ACCJC..


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Statewide charter school "authorizer" would hear automatic appeals if local school boards reject applications to start charter schools.
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Shelby County's Republican lawmakers have proposed statewide legislation that would allow suburban cities to create new school systems. The bill follows a federal judge's ruling barring suburban Shelby County cities from such action.
The House has approved a bill that would bar local governments from setting wage standards and requiring employee insurance. It is now in the Senate.
The Senate passed a bill that would legalize switchblades and other knives with blades over 4 inches and override city ordinances on knives.
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Abolishment of collective bargaining for local school boards
Removal of cities' authority to enact anti-discrimination rules affecting businesses that contract with them. Critics say it was aimed at gays.
Prohibiting local governments from making restaurants list calories on menus
Barring "sanctuary cities" where ordinances protect illegal immigrants. No Tennessee city had such ordinances.
Bipartisan push restricting use of traffic camera enforcement
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NASHVILLE - While state lawmakers often gripe about federal intrusiveness on state matters, they don't seem to have a problem with telling local governments what - or what not - to do.
From overriding municipal bans on switchblades to overruling local school boards on charter school approvals, GOP supermajorities in Tennessee's House and Senate are pushing a number of measures aimed at restricting city and county actions.
Democrats call Republicans hypocritical for pushing around cities, counties and other local entities while condemning Uncle Sam for the same thing every time a microphone is near.
Republicans counter that the two are not comparable: States created the federal government and also create cities.
The debate, which began after Republicans seized control of the Legislature in 2010 elections, played out yet again last week in the House floor.
This time it was over a U.S. Chamber of Commerce-backed bill that would strip local governments' ability to set wage standards, family leave and insurance requirements for businesses seeking local government contracts.
"This is to dictate to local government once again," Rep. Larry Miller, D-Memphis, complained. "I've said that time and again in legislation that has been introduced. [It's] the same thing we usually tell Washington. Don't come here and tie our hands."
The bill affects Memphis and Shelby County, which have such requirements. Chattanooga and Hamilton County, Knoxville and Knox County, and Metro Nashville don't.
The bill's sponsor, Republican Caucus Chairman Glen Casada, of College Grove, said it would ensure uniform treatment for businesses.
"I want to remind this body that for 213 years this state has put mandates on local governments," Casada said. "And in this era of macroeconomics on wages, prevailing wages, wage theft, insurance and family leave, these are issues best left up to state government and not local government."
House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick, R-Chattanooga, weighed in with an argument Republicans often use: that the states created the federal government.
"I think they've forgotten that in Washington sometimes," McCormick said.
"But what's less known is the state of Tennessee also created the local governments. And not only did we create them, we're responsible for their performance," he said.
What Memphis, Nashville, Chattanooga and Knoxville do affects the rest of the state, McCormick said.
In a later interview, he said it is "proper for the state to get involved in local matters."
"A lot of the time we would rather not, but they're going to have to make reasonable decisions to keep us from doing that," he said.
Specifically, he pointed to the cities as Democrats' "last bastions" for "social experiments" and added, "voters in the state, in the rural areas, suburbs and the small towns have resoundingly ... told the Democratic Party they don't like their philosophy."
When Andy Berke takes office in April, all the major cities will have Democratic mayors, although Chattanooga and Knoxville elections are nonpartisan.
Outgoing Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield said bills impacting local governments "come up every year, and there's a big rural/urban divide in the Tennessee Legislature."
He said there's been a "conservative tilt" in recent years, but he's been more frustrated by some lawmakers' lack of knowledge of urban issues.
"I'm always amazed that people elected to the Legislature, many from urban areas, do not understand how urban services are provided and paid for. That's the biggest frustration."
Old tensions, new issues
David Connor, executive director of the Tennessee County Services Association, said there are "quite a few" bills this year where lawmakers are "substituting their judgment" for that of locally elected officials.
A bill to create a charter school "authorizer" could override local opposition to charter schools regardless of budgets or costs. A voucher bill could send local tax money to private schools. Another measure would allow school personnel to get firearms training and go armed in schools regardless of local boards' stance.
"We don't want you authorizing all these additional people" to have guns in the schools, Connor said.
Newly elected Rep. Mike Carter, R-Ooltewah, has a slew of bills that cities say upset a 1998 compromise that aimed to end annexation battles between municipalities and counties. One of Carter's bills would give residents in areas proposed for annexation a vote.
That's only fair, the lawmaker says, noting Tennessee is one of two or three states in the country where that doesn't happen.
The former executive director of the Tennessee Municipal League, Joe Sweat, agrees that there's always been tension between the state and local governments.
He calls them "dogs scrapping for the same bowl" who have "naturally a built-in adversarial relationship."
If the state wants to assert its authority, the "state dog can run over the local dog," Sweat said.


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Louisiana Military Records
This entry was originally written by Beth A. Stahr, CGRS and Sharon Sholars Brown for Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
Many military records exist for Louisiana soldiers. For the colonial period a valuable collection is at the General Military Archives, Segovia, Spain. This voluminous archives has service records on all soldiers of the Spanish military from 1680 to 1920, listing much genealogical data, such as the soldier's name, rank, sometimes a description, the names of his parents, and other information.
Two compiled lists of Louisiana soldiers serving in the American Revolution are these:
- Churchill, E. Robert, comp., Soldiers of the American Revolution under Bernardo De Galvez. Five copies of this book were originally printed: one was placed in the Sons of the American Revolution Library housed in the Howard-Tilton Library at Tulane University, Louisiana; one was deposited in the DAR Library in Washington, D.C.; a third copy can be found in the Library of Congress.
- Mills, Elizabeth Shown. Natchitoches Colonials: Censuses, Military Rolls, and Tax Lists, 1722'1803. Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Mills Historical Press, 1981.
The National Archives has many original military records for Louisiana, many of which have been microfilmed, for example: War of 1812'M229, 3 rolls; Florida War of 1836'M239; War of 1836'38'M241; Confederate War Index'M378, 31 rolls; Military Service Records'M320, 414 rolls. See also:
- Mills, Gary B. Civil War Claims. Vol. 1. An Index to Cases Filed with the Southern Claims Commission. Laguna Hills, Calif.: Aegean Park Press, 1980.
Confederate Pensions were first issued to Confederate veterans and their widows by the State of Louisiana in 1898. The Louisiana State Archives has the original and microfilmed applications. Researchers can search an online index to the applications and can request photocopies by mail at www.sec.state.la.us/archives/gen/cpa-index.htm.
At Ancestry.com, subscribers can access the following Louisiana military databases:
FamilySearch.org has a variety of collections available for free online:


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This Sunday Peckham Space hosts a tour of artists' projects in the local area. The walk will encompass diverse venues including a housing estate and a pub.
Artists Harold Offeh, Jessica Thom and The People Speak and the think tank Demos will be present at locations along the way to converse with members of the tour. The afternoon culminates with a gathering at the Bun House pub.
The event is free, but with registration required. Contact 020 7514 2299 or info (at) peckhamspace (dot) com.
It all starts at Camberwell College of Arts, 45 - 65 Peckham Road at 12 30pm.
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The Journal of Turkish WeeklyThursday, December 06, 2012
ANKARA -- Turkish President Abdullah Gul said on Wednesday that Turkey extended a great support to reconstruction of Somalia with its public institutions and people, a great example to the international community.
Gul and his Somali counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud held a joint press conference after holding a tete-a-tete meeting and chairing meetings between delegations in Ankara.
A new era has begun in Somalia, Gul said.
There were deep-rooted relations between Turkey and Somalia, he said.
Turkey launched aid campaigns for Somalia which suffered from famine, he said, stating that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accompanied by a crowded delegation visited Somalia last year and this visit boosted relations between the two countries.
Turkey had embassy in Somalia and Turkish Airlines was the only airlines flying to Mogadishu, the president said.
Gul said that 1,600 Somali students and undergraduates have been receiving education in Turkey.
President Gul said that Turkey cooperated with Somalia in regard to establishment of armed forces and police department in Somalia.
Prior to the press conference, Turkey and Somalia signed agreements on military and financial cooperation.
World reflected their conscience on Palestine
Gul said regarding Palestine's gaining the non-member observer state status in the UN that, "This is actually the reflection of the world's conscience. I hope those who voted 'no' will take a lesson out of this."
Replying to a question on Israel's announcement of establishing new settlements, Gul said, "Establishing illegal settlements, in other words building houses in someone else's property is blocking the peace process. Many European countries have also warned Israel. I hope Israel won't do this as it would have serious consequences that will definitely take place against themselves."
Gul said that he did not want to make any comment regarding the lifting of the political immunities of nine Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) MPs and one independent MP Aysel Tugluk and added, "Many issues beyond our intentions are raised. People try to take out different meanings from our words and I am disturbed by this."
Gul also answered the question of whether Syria had the risk of becoming Somali if no measures are taken and said, "When comparing countries let's not forget each are unique in their own way. Somali is composed of people from the same race, religion and sect and they speak the same language. The problem of Syria is their regime living in the past."


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After returning to the United States, William practiced law with his father. In 1850, William married Elizabeth Diodate Griswold. In February 1873 William G. Lane was appointed Judge of Common Pleas for the Fourth Judicial District.
William G. Lane died in October 1877, at the age of 52. Resolutions from the Court and Bar of Erie County appeared in the Sandusky Register. One resolution stated "In this death, the bench and bar have lost an able, impartial and upright Judge – one of the most esteemed, high minded and scholarly members of the profession – and this community a citizen of great mental and moral worth – a man just, honorable and honest in all his dealings with his fellow men and conscientious and faithful in the discharge of all the public and private duties that devolved upon him. While we mourn his loss we delight to honor his memory."
The Lane family monument at Oakland Cemetery is a beautiful sculpture in honor of William Griswold Lane and his family. I.F. Mack wrote in an article in the June 1882 Firelands Pioneer, that Judge William G. Lane was "without doubt, the wisest counsellor we ever had at our bar." A memorial tribute to Judge William G. Lane is on file at the library at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in Fremont, Ohio.
A view below of the Lane Family monument at Oakland Cemetery in Sandusky, Ohio. Several family members' names are inscribed on the stone.


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One of the tools which is going to be very familiar to anyone who has gone through a Physical to Virtual migration using VMware, is the VMware Capacity Planner. This tool runs on a machine within your network and gathers up a wealth of performance monitor data from all the (Windows) servers running within the network. When installed, you simply tell the software which machines you want it to monitor and it spits out a nice report a couple of weeks later which includes all the various metrics for your network.
Related: Essential Tips for Virtualizing SQL Server
This tool is used by just about every SAN/Server/VMware reseller and VAR out there to size environments for new virtualization projects. My problem with it, is that it doesn't work worth a damn for smaller environments. The reason that I say this, is that the VMware Capacity Planner works on averages. If the averages that it comes up with are for servers that run at a consistent load throughout the day then the capacity planner report will be just fine. However if the server only works for a small number of hours per week, but when it works it works really hard then the numbers that the capacity planner reports will be next to useless.
As an example I was working with a client last week that has a brand new EMC, UCS, VMware environment which was sized from the VMware Capacity Planner. They took one of their existing production SQL Servers and created a copy of it in the new platform and the process went from running in one hour to 9 hours. The reason that the process was so slow was that the storage hadn't been sized correctly. The reason that it hadn't been sized correctly was that the VMware Capacity Planner showed that the SQL Server needed 14 IO/second and 0.08 MB/sec of data transfer, so the storage for this server was designed with this workload in mind. However the actual workload for the server is that for 1 hour a night the servers runs to about 600 IO/second and the rest of the day the server is totally idle. So on average the numbers break down to about 14 IO/second, but the actual workload when the server is running is WAY higher than that.
Now if this was a large company which had purchased a fully loaded vMAX from EMC, or even a pretty powerful midrange VNX there wouldn't be any problems as the system would have been powerful enough to handle this extra IO without issue. However this company was sold a smaller VNX 5300 which didn't have enough IO capacity to handle the unexpected workload.
Now I may not be fair in placing the blame on the VMware Capacity Planner, there is plenty of blame to be placed on the VAR for not validating the numbers from the report against the raw data. If they had looked at the peaks in the raw data they would have seen that the numbers weren't anywhere close to the output from the capacity planner and they could have done something. But instead I've got a client who trusted their reseller and vendors to sell them a solution which could handle their workload and instead they are pissed off about the situation they are in, and they've got me telling them that the brand new platform which they just purchased needs to be upgraded to handle their workload.
If you are working with a VAR or vendor and they are using the VMware Capacity Planner to size a new storage or server platform be VERY sure that you double check the numbers that they are using to size the platform so that you don't end up with a big surprise after you finish the purchase. If fact, one of the services which I'm happy to offer as a consultant is to help you double check those numbers from the VMware Capacity Planner to ensure that the solution that you are purchasing is the right size solution.


text: Advanced technologies have the power to dramatically transform the end-to-end supply chain — enabling greater responsiveness, reducing costs, accelerating delivery and creating other tangible benefits. They also have the potential to generate less tangible, but equally important benefits such as greater customer loyalty and improved employee morale. While most companies today are applying advanced technology to improve their supply chain performance and financial results, few take the time to answer the question, "What have we actually achieved?"


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Instrument Class: Temperature/Humidity Sensors
Instrument Type: Hygrometers
Instrument Subtype: HYGROMETERS
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Any instrument that measures the water vapor content of the atmosphere.
There are six basically different means of transduction used in measuring this
quantity and hence an equal number of types of hygrometers. These are 1) the
psychrometer, which utilizes the thermodynamic method; 2) the class of
instruments that depends upon a change of physical dimensions due to the
absorption of moisture (see hair hygrometer, torsion hygrometer,
goldbeater's-skin hygrometer); 3) those that depend upon condensation of
moisture (see dewpoint hygrometer, frost point hygrometer); 4) the class of
instruments that depend upon the change of chemical or electrical properties
due to the absorption of moisture (see absorption hygrometer, electrical
hygrometer, carbon-film hygrometer element, dew cell); 5) the class of
instruments that depend upon the diffusion of water vapor through a porous
membrane (see diffusion hygrometer); and 6) the class of instruments that
depend upon measurements of the absorption spectra of water vapor (see spectral
Reference: Middleton, W. E. K., and A. F. Spilhaus, 1953: Meteorological
Instruments, 3d ed., rev., Univ. of Toronto Press, 105?116.
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At a press conference with Republican leaders today, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) called on the president to stop using the military as a campaign prop to demand more tax hikes and start working with his own Democratic-controlled Senate to act on a credible plan to avert his sequester. Following are Speaker Boehner's remarks:
"You know, Republicans have voted twice to replace the sequester. The president, as you're all aware, insisted that he not have to deal with the debt ceiling twice and insisted that the backstop for the work of the super committee be the sequester.
"But I don't think the president's focused on trying to find a solution to the sequester. The president has been traveling all over the country and today going down to Newport News in order to use our military men and women as a prop in yet another campaign rally to support his tax hikes.
"Now the American people know if the president gets more money they're just going to spend it. The fact is is that he's gotten his tax hikes. It's time to focus on the real problem here in Washington and that is spending.
"The president has known for 16 months that the sequester was looming out there when the super committee failed to come to an agreement. And so for 16 months the president's been traveling all over the country holding rallies instead of sitting down with Senate leaders in order to try to forge an agreement over there in order to move a bill. We have a moved a bill in the House twice, we should not have to move a third bill before the Senate gets off their ass and begins to do something."


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MINNEAPOLIS — Winnipeg Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien has been arrested in Minnesota on suspicion of boating while intoxicated.
An arrest log for the Hennepin County jail says Byfuglien was booked just after 11 p.m. Wednesday and released early Thursday morning. He has not been formally charged.
Byfuglien, a Minnesota native, was on the Chicago Blackhawks team that won the Stanley Cup in 2010 and was then traded to the Atlanta Thrashers.
He had 20 goals and 33 assists in 81 games with the Thrashers last year. He has played 341 NHL games in his career, scoring 75 goals and 87 assists.
The franchise was relocated to Winnipeg in the offseason.


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Tooling by Design
Preventing Die Damage at Coil Change
Create a list of the leading stamping-related problems in your press shop and chances are, if you primarily run progressive dies, die damage at coil change tops the list. Let's look at the leading contributors to this issue.
Short Feeds
…or misfeeds likely cause most of the die damage that occurs in the press shop. Take care to ensure that the strip starts correctly into the die. Improper positioning of the lead end of the strip can do more damage to the die in the first 10 strokes of the press than the next 10,000 strokes.
Tips to reduce short-feed mishaps:
Fig. 1
1) Minimize the use of round stock lifters notched on one side for threading the strip through. Yes they are inexpensive and easy to install, but they provide less support for the coil strip than will a rail-lifter system. Hand feeding the coil stock through each stock lifter presents opportunities to make mistakes when starting a new strip. A good rail-lifter system also will help reduce setup time and allow higher press speeds.
2) The lifter systems (or individual stock lifter, if used) must be at the same height with the die open, to support the strip in a level plane as it feeds forward.
3) Ensure that the strip does not sag between the lifters (Fig. 1). If not corrected, the strip will be pulled from its correct die position (off-progression). Again, rail systems provide good support and perform better than spring lift pins or round lifters notched on one side.
4) Provide extended guide rails with large lead-in angles to help the press operator start the strip. Make one of the stock rails adjustable to compensate for strip-width variation (Fig. 2)
5) The first-hit position of the strip's leading edge is critical for the first press stroke, to ensure that cutting punches do not cut partial holes in the lead edge. Use a positive stop (e.g., pitch notch or spring pin) rather than a sight stop.
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Unbalanced Forming and Cutting
Starting the leading edge of the strip usually results in an unbalanced cutting condition that can tilt forming pads and stripper plates. This can be particularly problematic in progressive dies stamping thick materials.
Forming and cutting stations should have heels to absorb side thrusts when stamping thick materials. Also, balance strippers and pressure pads with balance blocks to keep the pads and strippers from tipping as the stock feeds through the die.
Out-of-Position (Off-Progression) Strip
When parts are located out of position in a stamping die, especially progressive dies, damage likely will occur. Some parts require the edge of the blank to flow inward during flanging, forming or drawing operations. This requires blank material to move sides, flex vertically or both. Here, use a flexible part carrier to allow flexing and movement of the blank without pulling adjacent parts out of position.
One often-misunderstood aspect of die setup is proper setting of the timing of the feed release. If not set properly, the strip material may slide backwards after the feed releases the material and before the pilots have entered the pilot holes. To aid the setup person, make the first pilot with an undersized nose longer than the other pilots (Fig. 3).
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Coil Payoff and Straightening
When a coil is at its maximum diameter and with insufficient back tension applied, the coil will tend to overspin and unwind excess material. As the straightener runs, loose material eventually will be consumed and the strip may suddenly be snapped tight. Under these conditions the material can be stretched or the feed equipment damaged. Insufficient back-tension at any coil OD can cause material slippage through the straightener. As coil diameter decreases, the straightener loses the mechanical advantage it had at a larger outside diameter. Thus, back-tension force must decrease.State-of-the-art coil-handling equipment features electronic control options. Electronic brake controls interface with sensors to monitor coil OD and automatically adjust drag-brake pressure to optimize back-tension force. Electronic servo-feed straighteners can be synchronized with uncoiling devices to streamline operations and eliminate some of the guesswork associated with loop-control devices. And, distance-measuring devices with digital displays ensure that coils are properly centered. MF
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Our contemporary Christian culture has slipped into some flawed views of biblical authority. Among them is the attitude that it's good to know what the Bible says but we can turn to other sources
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