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On the Divine Names and Mystical Theology are two of the greatest works of Dionysius the Areopagite. Also known as Pseudo-Dionysius, he was long thought to be the first century disciple of Paul. Later evidence, however, showed this important and influential theologian to be an anonymous fifth century Christian, neo-platonic thinker. Both On the Divine Names and Mystical Theology emphasize the transcendence of God, and the inability of human language to fully capture God's true nature. Dionysius's theological method--often called "negative theology" because it never made positive affirmations about God--was adopted by many Christians. This particular edition of Dionysius's work also comes with an elaborate and instructive introduction, sure to be of help when understanding Dionysius's writings. Although Dionysius's work was long unavailable in modern translation, now anyone can read and enjoy this impressive and important theologian!
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Flash Experiments – The Obligatory Ybor Night Time Photo Shoot
Last evening we visited Ybor City. Aside from having a good time, I wanted to experiment with my remote flash unit. Nikon's creative lighting system is excellent, and the SB900 flash is a fun toy to play with. The flash unit can be fired remotely and wirelessly, with no need to be tethered to camera. The flash is triggered by the pop up flash on the camera.
My method was to place a Gary Fong Lightsphere collapsible diffuser on the SB900. And since the flash unit is triggered by the pop up on the camera itself, I used a Gary Fong diffuser on the pop up, as well. I shoot with a Nikon D90 which can be placed in "commander mode" which allows for the remote triggering of the external flash.
I had fun with the project. You can set the flash unit on the ground or on a table, or even give it to someone to hold and aim it like a flashlight. It made for some interesting effects. All night, I experimented with getting the flash as far away from the camera as possible or aiming it from odd angles to play with shadows.
While in Ybor, we shopped, ate, and strolled around, just snapping away while my friends took turns holding the flash unit.
We hit a store called Agora which had everything from old antique tabernacles to candles and incense. The inventory was stunning. Small, reasonably priced gifts from around the world were everywhere. You could easily go in and spend $50 and come out with quite a haul. On the higher end of the inventory you" find everything from furniture to unique, salvaged items that have character beyond belief. Any decorator or designer looking to find something unique should check it out. Agora's website is down for redesign, which is disappointing considering their amazing inventory.
We also hit up New York New York for some pizza. Even though it was busy night, the service was great. It was fast and courteous. The crust was superb, and the toppings fresh. I whined a little about wanting more sauce but, overall, a very good joint to pick up a pizza. We also went in to Buddha Lounge, but just to take pictures of the gorgeous decor. If we hadn't already stuffed ourselves silly on pizza, we probably would have had a go at their menu.
I'd like to do some more experiments with maybe more flash units and diffusers. Much fun, more to come.
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It has now been a little over a month since Google's brand new social networking website - Google+ was launched in a limited field trial. During this time, over 25 million+ people have already joined Google+ making it the fastest growing social
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In the archives we often find drawings for unrealized projects in the collections. Typically these are presentation drawings which were meant to sell the client on the architect's vision for the project. Sometimes the reasons for not building the project appear obvious--perhaps the design was too adventurous or too elaborate. But other times the presentation drawings are so beautiful and the project seems so, well, right, that it's a mystery it was never built or remodeled in that manner.
Such is the case with the Pierre &Wright, Architects drawing for a proposed remodel of 647-655 Virginia Avenue in Indianapolis' Fountain Square neighborhood. Some of you may recognize the courtyard today as the home of Bluebeard restaurant, which has earned much recognition lately as being one of the leaders in Indianapolis' burgeoning restaurant scene.
Drawn in 1935 by Leslie Ayres, who may very well have been the Don Draper creative at Pierre & Wright for his ability to stir emotion and visualize a project for the client, the board highlights the Art Deco façade remodel framed by trees and the bustling activity on the street. Ayres' ability to create atmospheric and extraordinary presentation drawings was unparalleled in the firm. Edward Pierre, one of the principals, discovered his artistic ability while Ayres was still a student at Arsenal Tech High School and quickly hired him. Ayres later returned the favor by coordinating Pierre's successful nomination to the American Institute of Architects Fellowship program, one of the highest designations within the profession.
It's easy to think clients had a difficult time turning down his presentation drawings of buildings so eloquently and expertly drawn, but this particular scheme was turned down. The project appears to have ended at the presentation stage and was never given a commission number.
Image: Shopping Complex Proposed Remodel, 1935. Pierre & Wright Architectural Records, Drawings + Documents Archive, Archives and Special Collections, Ball State University Libraries.


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Millis junior interior lineman Jon Baker verbally committed to Boston College last Saturday, yet it's hardly the last decision he'll make before he packs his bags for Chestnut Hill. It's when he's going to be doing the packing.
Jon Baker made his college choice last weekend, a national pursuit of his blocking skills culminating when he picked the school up the Pike rather than national names like Michigan State or Stanford.
Baker verbally committed to Boston College last Saturday, (likely) bringing an end to a courtship of Baker that's lasted over a year. The Millis High junior interior lineman is joining the school that's been known as 'O-Line U.'
Yet it's hardly the last decision he'll make before he packs his bags for Chestnut Hill. He still has to figure out when he's going to be doing the packing.
Baker is considering graduating early from Millis in December and enrolling at BC for the second semester in 2014. That would allow him to get into the Eagles' weight room and on the field for spring practice, making it a possibility he'll be on the field in just 17 months when BC opens the 2014 season.
A lot has to happen before then. First is figuring out what he'd have to do academically.
"I'm looking into it, just logistically if it'll work," Baker said. "Really just the requirements, like four years of English. Might have to take a class over the summer."
There are potential downsides to reporting early. New BC coach Steve Addazio relayed the cautionary tale of his son Louie, a tight end who enrolled early at Syracuse and has since transferred to BC.
"Coach Addazio talked about his own personal experience with it," Millis-Hopedale coach Dale Olmsted said. "His son went into Syracuse early I think two years ago, so he was the only one early. Here you are, you're not with anybody, you're in Syracuse, which is not a good place to be in the winter. You can get lonely.
"(Steve Addazio) would not recommend that everyone do it. He would recommend that you look at it and decide what's best."
Physically Baker — a three-star recruit, according to Rivals.com — appears ready for the ACC. At 6-foot-3 and 305 pounds, he's already comparable to many of the behemoths he'll face from Florida State and Clemson. It's the challenge of playing against those players on a weekly basis that will be his challenge, Rivals.com recruiting analyst Mike Farrell says.
"Right now he's blocking kids that aren't even close to what he's facing in college," said Farrell, who covers the mid-Atlantic region and has watched many of Baker's games from the last two seasons on tape. "He'll have to get used to the grinding game of a college football game. Not really get stronger or bigger — I don't think physically he's not ready. I think it's more the mental side of it and getting ready for it."
Farrell says most offensive linemen benefit from redshirting as a freshman, but after several poor recruiting classes have left the Eagles shallow up front, they may have need of Baker as a true freshman.
"You would prefer to redshirt all your offensive linemen, but I think BC needs to change the temperament of their offensive line," Farrell said. "They were 0-Line U back in the Matt Ryan days and before. (Baker) could play quickly."
Baker picked BC over Michigan State, Stanford, Harvard and Yale. He was also offered by UMass, UConn and Rutgers.
In addition to citing the mix of strong academic reputation, playing in a BCS conference, and being close to home, Baker and Olmsted cited Addazio's history as an offensive line coach as a factor in selecting BC.
"Addazio and his staff have taken (his recruitment) to another level," Olmsted said. "There's a lot of excitement there, new coach, new AD. Addazio's a former offensive line coach at Florida. You've got a young coach, a young offensive line coach there in Coach (Justin) Frye.
"If you're a young lineman, that's kind of a place to go. O-line coaches are a certain breed. They're tough, but very likable as well. I think Jon really likes the fact that Coach Addazio, that he really sees the value of an offensive lineman."
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Bellingham and Medway are working on a co-op that would go into effect next season. The Blackhawks have had a program for years, but have had fewer students go out in recent years, dropping as low as 10 this winter.
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Franklin honored Kristi Kirshe on Thursday with a ceremony for being named Gatorade Player of the Year for girls soccer. They also unveiled the banner from the Panthers' undefeated state championship season last fall.
Kirshe scored 39 goals last season and Franklin went 22-0-1. Kirshe, who also plays basketball and lacrosse, will play soccer in the fall at Williams College. …
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7,406. That's how many people helped Rockford City Market kick off its fifth season Friday night at East State and Water streets.
Market manager Cathy McDermott called it the biggest night in the venue's history.
The market expanded this year to accommodate more vendors and bigger crowds. New to the market are Popcorn Parlor, Joey C's Pasta and Woodford Street Baking Co. Additionally, Rockford Brewing Co., Pig Minds Brewing Co. and LaMonica Beverages are providing alcoholic drinks throughout the season.
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Dr. Rob Barnhill was named Director of Athletics at Concordia University Wisconsin in the spring of 2001. During his tenure, Dr. Barnhill has been the leader of the athletic department during a period of growth in areas of personnel, programs, and facilities. The tenure of Dr. Barnhill has seen significant growth in the athletic department staff.
At the time of his appointment, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics was comprised of five full-time athletic appointments. Today the department boasts 26 full-time coaches, administrators, and support staff. The additions in personnel have increased daily student-athlete contact with their coaches, raised the level and expectations of professional coaches, and bolstered the visibility of professionals in game management, sports information, and athletic training.
The CUW Athletic Department has enjoyed tremendous growth in facilities since 2001. Dr. Barnhill has worked with University officials to plan and oversee construction of new athletic venues like the Sports Fitness Facility which contains: Athletic Training rooms, Athletic Training Education Program classrooms and lab, Hall of Fame, meeting rooms, coaches' offices, aerobic room, weight training area, and cardiovascular exercise area.
The department has also enjoyed the completion of Phase I of the Outdoor Athletic Field Renovation Project. The Falcons have installed three Pro Grass Synthetic Turf playing surfaces in football, softball, and soccer complimenting the construction of the new soccer stadium and softball field. Dr. Barnhill continues to work with the University officials in planning for Phase II and Phase III of the Outdoor Athletic Field Renovation Project.
At the time of his appointment, Dr. Barnhill inherited an athletic department that consisted of nineteen varsity athletic programs and 400 student-athletes. Today those numbers have grown to 23 teams and 600-plus participants. Dr. Barnhill has been attributed with implementing Men's and Women's Hockey in 2005 and starting Men's and Women's Lacrosse in 2010. During his tenure,the Falcons have won many conference championships and sent teams and individuals to NCAA regional and national competitions.
Dr. Barnhill began his career at CUW as the offensive coordinator with the football team, a position that he held for nine seasons. During that time the Falcons were 70-20 claiming four conference championships and qualifying three times for the NCAA tournament. The offensive unit was consistently among the conference and national leaders in offensive statistical categories and produced CUW's all-time leading rusher (Immanuel Mills) and CUW's all-time leading scorer (John Collier). Prior to arriving at CUW, Dr. Barnhill served 13 seasons as assistant football coach at the University of South Dakota, Southwest State University, Oklahoma Panhandle State University, and University of Wisconsin-Stout.
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Since beginning his career with Health First in May 2012, Currin has led the successful launch of Brevard's first Neurosciences program with continuous Interventional Neuroradiology coverage (which represents one of only six in the state), implemented two new orthopedic centers and contributed to the improvement of a variety of quality measures.
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Microsoft's Outlook Express is a common email client used by most of Windows users. Not only is it relatively simple to use, it also packs a big punch for a small package. Its full email functionality, ease of set up and its synergy with other Microsoft office programs makes it a viable solution for everyone - no matter the volume or types of emails they most often receive. But even the brightest angels have some dark spots within them, and I have, at many times stood flabbergasted at various Outlook Express error messages appearing on my screen; usually at the most crucial and important of times.
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The most common one, and of course the one that blares a red warning light that something might be amiss is the fact the mail client hangs or crashes. Refusing to start up, locking up worse than arthritis and freezing your entire desktop are quite common. These may or may not be followed up by a myriad of error messages containing error codes like '0x800ccc15'. Hey, if you are lucky, you might not even get a message - which leaves you incredulous as to exactly is going on, followed by frustration and a dire need to either pull out your hair or pull out something valuable from your machine.
The other might be a complete failure to even send and receive messages at all. Outlook could be telling you some strange thing about 'an unexpected termination of server connection', or 'the operation timed out waiting for a response from the POP server' or even the enigma that is 'target machine actively refused your connection'. For most of us, these mean absolutely nothing, and the 'help' tab is about as useful as being handed a heavy rock while drowning.
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Britney Spears is heading to Las Vegas.
The pop star announced a residency at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "Britney: Piece of Me" will debut Dec. 27. The singer announced 16 dates, but she will perform 50 shows each in 2014 and 2015.
Spears was in the Nevada desert for the announcement with more than 1,000 fans. Some dressed like the singer's signature schoolgirl look from her "... Baby One More Time" music video.
The Grammy-winning singer's confirmation about the residency comes months after rumors swirled online. She said in an interview on "GMA" that the show will feature her greatest hits as well as new material.
"I'm definitely ready," she said, adding that she's training five hours each day.
Tickets for "Britney: Piece of Me" go on sale Sept. 20. Prices range from $59 to $179.
The 31-year-old Spears released a new song, "Work B----," this week. The song is from her untitled eighth album, due out Dec. 3. It will include songs about her ex-fiance Jason Trawick.
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FOCUS ON MICROSCOPY 95 A joint meeting of 8th International Conference on 3D Image Processing in Microscopy and 7th International Conference on Confocal Microscopy April 18-20, 1995 Howard Plaza Hotel, Taipei, Taiwan, Rep. of China CALL FOR PAPERS _________________________________________________________________ SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Scientific sessions start on Tuesday, April 18, 1995. Original contributions will be presented in the following areas: Confocal microscopy * theory of confocal imaging * scanning confocal designs: point / slit arrangements, beam scanning, direct field scanning (bilateral, tandem) * high resolution optical 3-D Microscopy * two photon and time resolved fluorescence imaging * transfer functions and deconvolution Applications * confocal microscopy in-vivo: approaches, problems and prospects * 3D imaging for agricultural research * fluorescence 3-D imaging in cell biology and neurobiology * fluorescent probes, in-situ hybridization * 3-D cytometry * microstructures of materals, polymers and thin films * application in environmental sciences Near-field microscopy * near-field scanning techniques (NSOM, STM, AFM) * high resolution DNA - imaging * spectroscopy and surface modification * combined near-field and confocal designs Optical tweezers and scalpel * instrumentation * applications Electron Microscopy * cryo-microscopy * low-voltage SEM * electron beam tomography X-ray microscopy * theory and instrumentation of x-ray microscopy * x-ray sources 3-D imaging processing * 3-D reconstruction of histological, optical and tomographical sections * visualization models in 3-D and 4-D microscopy * supercomputing in microscopy * analysis of serial section images, 3-D scene recognition * 3-D image restoration and image quality CONTRIBUTION AND PUBLICATION OF EXTENDED ABSTRACTS Papers are invited for oral and poster presentation from the fields indicated by the scientific program and related areas. Deadline for submission of abstracts is December 31, 1994. An extented abstract (minimum 700 words and maximum 1500 words) is required for each presentation, and will be published as a suplement issue of Zoological Studies (ISSN 1021-5506). All text will be typeset by the publisher. Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscript in electronic forms. Files created from the following word processos are acceptable, otherwise, please submit your manuscript in ASCII form (both Mac and IBM-PC format). Manuscript can also be submitted by e-mail to: elepcc@ ubvms.cc buffalo.edu, however, a hardcopy has to be sent by mail (or faxed) to the address in USA. A hardcopy is required accompany the electronic form. Mac Word, Wordstar, Word Perfect, Microsoft Word, Ventura, ASCII Figures and photos are permitted, however they have to fit the following format specified in the photo and diagram format guide for direct photoreproduction. 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This is seriously one of my favorite lines from the movie Contagion. When I heard it, I laughed out loud.
"Blogging is just graffiti with punctuation."
Some bloggers truly are journalists, but for the most part, I believe that the blogging world is very full of those of us that are just scribbling across the internet. As with the painted graffiti on the sides of abandoned buildings...some blogs are intelligent and make us think...some are bold and hard hitting...some lean in an artistic direction but don't quite make it...and some are absolute pure works of beauty...but A LOT of blogs are just scribbles. I know that mine is. Graffiti with punctuation. Pure and simple.
So...what has held me up from posting some of my graffiti on a regular basis? !!#?$#! That's what. Anything and everything has gotten in the way of me scribbling a few words and sharing a recipe. But not tonight. Tonight, I am going to consider this to be my scribbling and throw up an easy recipe for Pasta with Roasted Cauliflower, Sage, and Browned Butter. It is an adaptation of something I had seen in Everyday with Rachael Ray, and a super simple supper with exceptional flavor. The sage and browned butter punctuate the rich essence of the roasted cauliflower. Art or scribbles? I will leave that for you to decide, as I enjoy this bit of graffiti On My Plate.
(adapted from Everyday with Rachael Ray)
1 head cauliflower, cut into 1-inch pieces
3 tablespoons olive oil
kosher salt
freshly cracked black pepper
4 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup loosely packed fresh sage leaves, coarsely chopped
1 pound pasta
1/3 pound sliced deli ham, cut into ribbons
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Spread the cauliflower on a baking sheet, drizzle with oil, season with salt and pepper, and toss to coat.
Bake until browned, about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a small, heavy saucepan, melt the butter over medium-high heat.
Cook, without stirring, until the butter is golden-brown, about 6 minutes.
Stir in the sage and remove from the heat.
In a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook the pasta according to package directions.
Reserve 1/2 cup of the cooking water, drain and return the pasta to the pot.
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Chapel worship services are held in Petersime Chapel every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Attendance is voluntary, but these services provide opportunities for students, staff, and faculty to worship and fellowship together. The university pastor and student assistants plan services that allow interested students to participate in music, drama, scripture reading, and other expressions of worship that celebrate the life of Christ, the grace of God, and the joys and concerns of the University community. Other special services are occasionally held each semester. See the calendar for upcoming worship opportunities.
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McConnell polls on Judd's politics
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is already playing hardball with Ashley Judd.
The actress and prospective 2014 challenger to McConnell has scarcely dipped her toes in the senatorial waters, but she's about to get a bitter taste of what a bid against the wily GOP leader would be like.
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( Also on POLITICO: Judd exploring Senate run)
McConnell's campaign has singled out a series of the actress's statements and positions it's prepared to use against her should she decide to run against the Republican. Judd wouldn't make it through the starting gate, the GOP leader's political team believes, once her views on coal, abortion and Obamacare are known to voters in solidly red Kentucky.
In fact, McConnell's campaign has polled some of Judd's comments and found that the nearly 28-year Senate veteran's prospective lead in a head-to-head match-up increases from just 4 percentage points to 20 points once voters understand her political profile, according to a memo provided to POLITICO. The poll found voters like Judd much less when they learn that she lives in Tennessee and Scotland, her grandmother referred to her as a "Hollywood liberal" and she has suggested it is wrong to breed given widespread poverty in regions around the world.
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"Considering the fact that Judd begins with such strong name ID, the informed voter swing is devastating for her, and the 16-point swing is one of the biggest I have seen in my career," said Jan R. van Lohuizen, McConnell's longtime pollster. "Given the ability to move the ballot so substantially by pointing out only a few of her positions, her candidacy does not appear viable."
The fact that McConnell's team is testing Judd's viability shows how seriously the GOP leader is taking any possible threat to his reelection to a sixth term. And that includes a Hollywood celebrity and liberal activist with no experience running for political office.
If she mounted a bid, Judd would begin in a favorable position — two polls now show her within striking distance of McConnell — and she could energize Democrats from coast to coast. That's largely because she remains a popular figure with nearly universal name ID. But if Judd is really serious, that free ride is bound to last about as long as a Kentucky Derby given the millions in attack ads McConnell and his allies would unleash against her.
( Also on POLITICO: PPP: Kentucky Dems want Judd to run)
Democrats are quick to dismiss McConnell's poll. They say it fails to account for McConnell's own divisive reputation and weak poll numbers — and the inevitable barrage of attack ads he, too, is certain to face. And it's not as if Judd wouldn't hit back or explain her positions, they add.
A Judd spokeswoman suggested that the actress welcomes McConnell's attention.
"Ashley has yet to decide about running for the United States Senate," said Cara Tripicchio, the Judd spokeswoman. "She is honored by the incredible encouragement from her fellow Kentuckians and the national interest, including Senator McConnell."
Democrats plan to make McConnell their biggest target in 2014. They were emboldened by a survey by the Democratic polling firm Public Policy Polling that pegged his popularity at just 37 percent. Other surveys, including McConnell's own, have his approval just north of 50 percent.
Judd, an eighth-generation Kentuckian, is still seriously weighing whether to jump into the race and is in no rush to make a decision, according to sources familiar with her thinking. She has expressed interest in running in Kentucky, after growing more involved in liberal social causes in recent years, including abortion rights, AIDS prevention and environmental protection.


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March 4, 2011
Dear Friends,
It is with a heavy heart that I tell you that Rosie's Plate will be closing today. For a number of personal reasons Emily and I have both decided that it's time to move on.
From students at Duke University to patients, visitors and employees at Rex Hospital and all the families in between celebrating birthdays and other special occasions Emily and I, and our wonderful staff, are so gratified to have the opportunity to help so many people.
Five years ago when we concepted Rosie's Plate there weren't many options for people on gluten free diets and even less for those that live with multiple food allergies but today as I look around I see many more choices. So, as I turn off the lights I feel a little better knowing that those with restricted diets are in a much better place today with an abundance of options out there.
We thank you for letting us into your homes these past few years and wish you good health and many, many wonderful meals ahead!
Take care,
Rose Waring
Friday, March 4, 2011
Sad Day For Raleigh Gluten Free Consumers: Rosie's Plate Closing Today
In some very sad news, Rosie's Plate will be closing today after serving Raleigh Gluten Free consumers since 2008. Rosie's Plate was a pillar of the Gluten Free community here in Raleigh and this move takes us back several steps. See letter below from owner Rose Waring. Thanks for all you've done over the last several years and best wishes.
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3 comments:
- Fred said...
Thank you, Rose, for everything you did with the business!
- March 4, 2011 at 1:04 PM
- kbturner said...
When my daughter, Liz, was diagnosed with Celiac disease, she and I were so frustrated trying to find food which was healthy and tasty. I will never forget the first time we went to Rosie's Plate and sampled some of the treats. We both just cried because it was the first time that she realized that she would be okay with this drastic lifestyle change. Thanks so much for playing a giant role in Liz's life!
- March 5, 2011 at 11:48 AM
- Emily said...
I am very grateful for Rosie's Plate all these years, and really saddened that they have decided to close.
I wish Rose and Emily the best! Thank you for all you have done for us in Raleigh!
You were way better than Babycakes in NYC!
- March 5, 2011 at 11:53 AM


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—With five players scoring in double figures, the Birmingham-Southern men's basketball team returned home for the first time in a month and defeated Rust College, 102-89, Monday evening in Bill Battle Coliseum.
The Panthers move to 6-2, while the Bearcats fall to 7-6.
Rust scored the first basket of the game in what would turn out to be its only lead of the game. BSC tied it up and pulled ahead quickly, although the Bearcats cut the Panther lead to one six times in a row before BSC scored eight straight points to pull up by nine, 23-14, at the 11:09 mark of the first half. Rust cut it to five twice after that before the Panthers achieved a double-digit lead at the 5:39 mark on a three-pointer from sophomore Brendan Marschner. BSC went up by as much as 18, twice, before taking a 59-44 lead into the halftime break.
BSC kept its comfortable lead for most of the second half, although the Bearcats were able to cut it to eight, 85-77, with 7:50 left to play. The Panthers stretched the lead back out to 16, however, before eventually winning by 13, 102-89.
Sophomore Larry Thomas led the Panthers with 21 points, followed by freshman Ross Welch with 17 on 6-9 shooting, and senior Blaise White with 16 points. Senior Zac Richards recorded 14 points and a team-high 10 rebounds for his third double-double of the year and eighth-straight game scoring in double digits. Junior Colin Henry also had 10 points, and junior Jason Holland led with seven assists.
For Rust, Larry Veasley led all players with 31 points and 14 rebounds, followed by Kwahmere Gredic with 16 points.
Rebounding was nearly even at 38-37 in favor of the Bearcats, and each team turned the ball over 18 times.
BSC shot 31-59 (.525) from the field and 14-34 (.412) from three-point range, and was 26-38 (.684) at the free throw line. Rust shot 34-67 (.507) overall, 8-22 (.364) from beyond the arc, and 13-24 (.542) at the line. There were 51 total fouls called and the teams combined to go to the line 62 times.
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DETROIT—The two pension funds that represent Detroit's city workers and retirees are challenging the way the city's emergency manager has calculated their unfunded liabilities, leading to a possible showdown in federal bankruptcy court over whether the city's financial position is as dire as state officials are claiming.
The two funds have long maintained they were relatively well-funded using accepted actuarial projections. But the city, under the control of emergency manager Kevyn Orr, in July argued that the projected shortfall...


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HEMET (AP) — A fast-moving wildfire in the mountains west of Palm Springs nearly doubled in size Tuesday, prompting the evacuation of about 50 homes.
The fire grew to about 8,000 acres — or 12.5 square miles — in a matter of hours as it burned in the San Jacinto Mountains.
A few buildings were damaged or destroyed, but it was not immediately clear whether they were homes or other structures, U.S. Forest Service spokesman Lee Beyer said.
The fire was burning between Palm Springs and Hemet near a rural Riverside County community known as Mountain Center. It was moving east toward the desert and away from small communities of homes, summer cabins and ranches. A change in the wind could easily sweep it back toward the homes, authorities said.
"It's a rapidly changing animal," Beyer said.
About 24 homes were evacuated after the fire started Monday afternoon, along with a dog and cat sanctuary. An additional 24 homes were evacuated Tuesday.
The fire raged in thick brush and trees at an elevation of 5,000 to 7,500 feet, sending flames 100 feet high. Beyer said some of the area had not burned in 35 years and that the vegetation was dried out.
"We only had 40 to 50 percent of normal precipitation" over the winter and no rain at all since early April, he said.
About 650 firefighters and 15 aircraft were assigned to the blaze.
Meanwhile, U-T San Diego reported that an 11-square-mile wildfire in San Diego County was contained Monday after destroying more than 100 mountain cabins. Authorities say human activity sparked the fire near Julian on July 6.


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Frogs use calls to find mates with matching chromosomes
When it comes to love songs, female tree frogs are pretty picky. According to a new study from the University of Missouri, certain female tree frogs may be remarkably attuned to the songs of mates who share the same number of chromosomes as they do. The discovery offers insight into how new frog species may have evolved.
Carl Gerhardt, Curators Professor of Biological Sciences in the MU College of Arts and Science and doctoral student Mitch Tucker studied two closely related species of grey tree frogs that live in Missouri, the eastern grey tree frog (Hyla versicolor) and the Cope's grey tree frog (H. chrysoscelis).
"To the naked eye human and frog the two frogs look exactly alike," Gerhardt said. "The frogs differ only in the number of chromosomes. The eastern grey tree frog has double the number of chromosomes."
To the ears of potential mates, the two species differ in their vocal performances.
"The males are both singing the same love song just one frog is singing it slower. It's kind of like the difference between Eric Clapton's original and unplugged versions of Layla," Tucker said.
In previous studies, the scientists found that tree frogs with more sets of chromosome have larger cell sizes, which slows down the trill rate. What was not known was whether the calling preferences of females are similarly linked to chromosome number.
To answer this question, Tucker simulated the chromosome duplication event by replicating spring temperatures early in the frog development. Females were grown to maturity and then exposed to computer-generated, synthetic male calls that differed by trill rate. They found that the females hopped toward the calls with the trill rate of the males with matching chromosome numbers, which indicates female preference.
"This shows that chromosome number alone can control the behavior that keeps the species separate," Gerhardt said. "In turn, as chromosome number increases, so does the size of cells, which is probably the immediate cause of the changes in calls and preferences."
In animals, the origin of species is often associated with geographic barriers. A large body of water or range of mountains, for example, splits a large population and prevents mating. The eastern grey tree frog, according to Gerhardt, may represent a rare case of rapid evolution occurring by chromosome duplication, changes in behavior and reproductive isolation.
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The Rick Mears "Good Guy" award is presented as a special reconition of media friendly racers.
The Bloys Britt Award is presented to a journalist for an unusual story from the media contest and the "Straight Shooters" Award is presented to a photographer, as selected by a AARWBA Photographers' Committee.
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Clarkson ready to coach in AFL again
The worst moment for Alastair Clarkson was that half-hour period when no-one could explain what was wrong with him.
Just over a month after the Monday night when he was diagnosed with the rare Guillain-Barre Syndrome, the Hawthorn coach has received a full bill of health and is ready to resume all his AFL duties.
But this milestone seemed light years away in late May when Clarkson first went to hospital for tests.
Earlier in the day, captain Luke Hodge and Jarryd Roughead had noticed Clarkson was not walking properly.
"A little bit like what you'd expect after a big night on the turps," Clarkson said.
His back had been sore and Clarkson thought some nerve damage was causing the wonky feeling.
"When they dismissed that, when I was in the MRI machine that evening, then a whole range of things go through your mind," he said.
"What could it be if it's not going to be the lower back?
"That wasn't a great space to be in."
But almost immediately, Clarkson's situation improved.
Neurosurgeon and Hawthorn board member Andrew Kaye was able to bring in specialists who reassured Clarkson that he had a low-grade form of the syndrome.
"From what they could gather, it was a reasonably mild form, but I needed to respect it," he said.
Clarkson said apart from the initial fear, the worst period was the first week when his absence meant an overhaul of Hawthorn's football operations.
Everyone had to step up, with assistant Brendon Bolton taking over as interim head coach.
Despite their injuries, Hawthorn have won the five games since and on Sunday returned to top of the ladder.
Clarkson said even if he had been forced out for a year, he knew the club was in good hands.
"That patience game hasn't really been one of my virtues over the journey," said Clarkson, who is notorious for his temper.
"It was really comforting to know the club was working like clockwork in my absence.
"So it just meant I could be as patient as I needed to be to get this illness in control."
Clarkson added with a smile that he had surprised himself with how patient he was able to be during his time out.
Clarkson also knows how lucky he is.
He said one positive outcome of his health scare is that people know more about the syndrome.
Clarkson only had to deal with pins and needles in his feet that lasted for four weeks.
Some sufferers are stricken for years and have to deal with severe complications that can be life-threatening.
"I've had the mildest of mild doses ... and it knocked me about," he said.
While rapt with how the club operated in his absence, Clarkson admits it has been tough for everyone at Hawthorn.
"We haven't been playing our most scintillating footy, but we've had significant (injury) disruptions to our group," Clarkson said.
"We've worked really well over the last five or six weeks in my absence, but it's hardly ideal.
"It does cause a bit of disruption.
"So for our club to have five victories in the time I've been away has been absolutely first-class."
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I would do the same thing!!! I'd be like...OK Jakey, I'm here!!! LOL I just adore that character so much!!
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The Chicago Tribune hates the Chicago Sun-Times, and vice versa ... it's like Spy vs. Spy, only with the threat of layoffs. (For myself, it's hard to pick sides: One paper is owned by Sam Zell, the other employs Mariotti). This round goes to the Tribune, however, who secretly embedded an intern into the Sun-Times' video contest to save the Wrigley Field name, and won the whole thing. Boy was the Sun-Times mad when they found out.
The Chicago Sun-Times announced earlier today that Katie Hamilton, a 22-year-old college student, won its "Zell No" video contest. The newspaper says her entry "chastises [Tribune CEO Sam] Zell for pondering the sale of Wrigley Field's naming rights." What the paper didn't seem to realize was that Hamilton is an intern at the Chicago Tribune. Yes, that Tribune. The one that Zell owns.
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ARBURG Practical Guide to Injection Moulding
Description: This Practical Guide to Injection Moulding is based on course material used by ARBURG in training operators of injection moulding machines. It comes from many years of experience in this field and has been edited by an expert injection moulder at Warwick University. It will be of use to experts looking to fill gaps in their knowledge base and to those new to the industry. The factors involved in injection moulding, from material properties and selection to troubleshooting faults, are all examined in this book. It covers the equipment types in use and machine settings for different types of plastics. Material flow is critical in moulding and there are sections covering rheology and viscosity. High temperature can lead to poor quality mouldings due to material degradation and this is discussed. There are an exceptional number of figures in this text, with many photographs of machinery and mouldings to illustrate key points. There are also numerous tables listing key properties and processing parameters. Flow charts are included in the chapter on troubleshooting to indicate what can be changed to resolve common problems. Injection moulding in the Western World is becoming increasingly competitive as the manufacturing base for many plastics materials has moved to the East. Thus Western manufacturers have moved into more technically difficult products and mouldings to provide more added value and maintain market share. Technology is becoming more critical, together with innovation and quality control. There is a chapter on advanced processing in injection moulding covering multi-material and assisted moulding technologies. This Guide will assist progress in developing good technical skills and appropriate processing techniques for the range of plastics and products in the marketplace. Every injection moulder will find useful information in this text. The text is supported by 71 tables and 215 figures. ARBURG has been manufacturing injection moulding machines since 1954 and is one of the major global players. The company prides itself on the support offered to clients, which is exemplified in its training courses. This book is based on some of this training material and hence is based on years of experience.
Preface 1 Introduction 1.1 The Big Picture 1.2 Introduction to Injection Moulding 1.3 The Injection Moulding Process 1.3.1 Piston Injection Unit 1.3.2 Reciprocating Screw Machine 1.3.3 Breaking Down the Injection Moulding Cycle 184.108.40.206 Plastication 188.8.131.52 Filling 18.104.22.168 Packing and Solidification 1.4 Comparison with Other Moulding Methods 1.4.1 Extrusion 1.4.2 Compression Moulding 1.4.3 Transfer Moulding 1.4.4 Blow Moulding 1.4.5 Film Blowing 1.4.6 Intrusion Moulding 1.4.7 Injection-Compression Moulding 1.5 Conclusion Further Reading
2 Introduction to Plastics 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Structure and Typical Properties of Polymers 2.3 Formation of Macromolecules 2.4 Molecular Weight 2.5 Plastics 2.5.1 Thermoplastics 2.5.2 Thermosets 2.5.3 Elastomers 184.108.40.206 Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) 2.5.4 The Formulation of Plastics 2.5.5 The Binding Structure of Plastics 2.6 The Effects of Processing on Thermoplastics 2.6.1 Rheology 2.6.2 Heat and Heat Transfer 2.6.3 Physical and Chemical Change 2.6.4 Fountain Flow 2.7 Conclusion 3 Injection Moulding Machinery 3.1 Injection Units 3.2 Piston (Plunger) Injection Unit 3.3 Reciprocating Screw Piston Injection Unit 3.3.1 Shot Capacity 3.3.2 Plasticising Capacity 3.3.3 The Feeding Hopper 3.3.4 The Injection Cylinder 3.4 Selection of the Injection Unit 3.5 L/D Ratio 3.5.1 Mixing Screws for Additives and Fast Cycling Machines 184.108.40.206 Mixing Elements 220.127.116.11 Extended Plasticising Cylinder 3.5.2 Non-Return Valve 3.6 General Information on Wear and Tear 3.7 Unit Hardening Treatment 3.8 The Nozzle 3.9 Clamping Units 3.9.1 Differential Piston System 3.9.2 Mould Weights 3.10 Selection of the Clamping Unit 3.11 Mould Clamping Force 3.11.1 Mould Clamping Force Level 3.11.2 Mould Clamping Force and Mould Rigidity 3.11.3 Setting Mould Closing and Clamping Force 184.108.40.206 Mould Closing Force 22.214.171.124 Clamping Force 184.108.40.206 Second Clamping Force 3.12 Data for Mould Closing 3.13 Other Considerations 3.14 International Standard for the Designation of Injection Moulding Machines 4 Injection Mould Tooling Basics 4.1 Types of Moulds 4.1.1 Two-Plate Mould 4.1.2 Stripper Mould 4.1.3 Slide Mould 4.1.4 Three-Plate Mould 4.2 The Feed System 4.2.1 Introduction 4.2.2 Runner System 4.2.3 Runner Shape 4.2.4 Runner Layout
22.214.171.124 Standard Runner 126.96.36.199 Cold Runner 220.127.116.11 Hot Runner 4.3 Gate Design 4.3.1 Sprue Gate 4.3.2 Restricted Gate 4.3.3 Side or Edge Gate 4.3.4 Flash Gate 4.3.5 Fan Gate 4.3.6 Tab Gate 4.3.7 Diaphragm Gate 4.3.8 Spider Gate 4.3.9 Ring Gate 4.3.10 HOT TIP Gating 4.4 Mould Temperature Control 4.5 Ejection Systems 4.6 Venting 4.7 Conclusion Further Reading 5 Process Control Systems 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Explanation of the Different Concepts in Control and Regulation Technology 5.2.1 Pump 5.2.2 Motor 5.2.3 Cylinder 5.2.4 Directional Valves 5.2.5 Pressure Valves 5.2.6 Flow-Regulator Valves 5.2.7 Location and Setting of Proportional Valves 22.214.171.124 Valve Bodies 22.214.171.124 Function of the Volume Proportional Valve 18.104.22.168 Function of the Pressure Proportional Valve 5.2.8 Check Valves 5.2.9 Receivers 5.3General Information Concerning Control Units, Regulators, Position Regulation and Injection Process Regulation 5.3.1 Control Unit 5.3.2 Regulator 5.3.3 Screw with Position Regulator 5.3.4 Injection Process Regulation 5.4 The User Interface 5.4.1 Multitronica Control Unit - Standard Equipment 5.4.2 Dialogica Control Unit - Standard Equipment 5.4.3 Selogica Control Unit - Standard Equipment 6 Processing Amorphous and Semi-Crystalline Thermoplastics 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Amorphous Plastics 6.2.1 Overview and Common Properties 6.2.2 Standard Polystyrene (PS) Homopolymer 6.2.3 Styrene Copolymers 6.2.4 Modified Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO mod.) 6.2.5 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) 6.2.6 Cellulose Materials 6.2.7 Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA) 6.2.8 Polycarbonate (PC) 6.2.9 Polyacrylates (PAR, PAE, APE, PEC) 6.2.10 Polysulfones 6.2.11 Polyetherimide (PEI) 6.2.12 Polyamide Imide (PAl) 6.3 Semi-Crystalline Plastics 6.3.1 Overview and Common Properties
6.3.2 Polyethylene (PE) 6.3.3 Polypropylene (PP) 6.3.4 Polyamide (PA) 6.3.5 Polyacetals (POM) 6.3.6 Polyterephthalates (Linear Polyesters) 6.3.7 Polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) 6.3.8 Polyfluoroolefins 6.3.9 Polyacrylic Acid (PAA) 6.3.10 Polyphthalamide (PPA) 6.3.11 Polyaryl Ether Ketones (PAEK) 6.3.12 Liquid-Crystalline-Polymers (LCP) 6.4 Conclusion 7 Processing Thermoset, LSR and Ceramic Materials 7.1 Thermosets 7.1.1 Overview and Common Properties 7.1.2 Materials for Screw Injection Moulding Machines 7.1.3 Processing Procedures for Thermoset Plastics 220.127.116.11 Compression Moulding 184.108.40.206 Injection Moulding 7.1.4 Screw Injection Machine for Thermosets 7.1.5 Mould 7.1.6 Guide Values for Cylinder and Mould Temperature Settings 7.1.7 The Injection Unit for Granulated Thermosets 7.1.8 The Injection Unit for Processing Moist Polyester 7.1.9 Nozzle Temperature (if nozzle heating is applied) 7.1.10 Common Thermoset Materials: Properties and Applications 220.127.116.11 Phenol-Formaldehyde Compounds (PF) 184.108.40.206 Urea-Formaldehyde Compounds (UF) 188.8.131.52 Melamine-Formaldehyde Compounds (MF, MP) 184.108.40.206 Unsaturated Polyester (UP, DAP) 126.96.36.199 Epoxy Compounds (EP) 7.2 Elastomer Injection Moulding Compounds 7.2.1 Processing Procedures for Elastomeric Materials 220.127.116.11 Compression Moulding 22.214.171.124 Injection Moulding 220.127.116.11 Injection Moulding Machines for Rubber Compounds 22.214.171.124 Peripheral Device 22.214.171.124 Mould 7.2.2 Silicone Elastomers - Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) Systems 22.214.171.124 Classification 22.214.171.124 Crosslinking 22.214.171.124 Processing of Two-Component LSR 18.104.22.168 Advantages of Processing LSR Materials 18.104.22.168 Injection Process 22.214.171.124 Configuration of Injection Moulding Machines and Processing Data 184.108.40.206 Specific Properties 18.104.22.168 Crosslinking Reaction 18.104.22.168 Structural Viscosity 188.8.131.52 Vulcanisation 184.108.40.206 Internal Mould Pressure 18.104.22.168 Shrinkage 18.104.22.168 Tempering 184.108.40.206 Preparation of LSR 7.2.3 Processing Components for LIM 18.104.22.168 Dosing Equipment for LSR 184.108.40.206 Machine Technology 18.104.22.168 Injection Unit 126.96.36.199 Cylinder Module 22.214.171.124 Non-Return Valve 18.104.22.168 Auxiliary Heating Control Circuits 188.8.131.52 Interface for Brush and Cleaner Units 18.104.22.168 Handling Interface
184.108.40.206 User-Programmable Inputs/Outputs 18.104.22.168 Air Blast Equipment with Pressure Reducer 188.8.131.52 Control Unit for Vacuum Pump 220.127.116.11 Hydraulic/Pneumatic Cold Runner Control 18.104.22.168 Protective Screens Made of PC 220.127.116.11 Simple Cold Runner Nozzle 188.8.131.52 Cold Runner Head 220.127.116.11 Mould Technology 7.2.4 Application of LSR Parts in Food Production 7.2.5 Summary 7.3 Processing of Ceramic and Metal Powder Materials 7.3.1 Introduction 7.3.2 Binder 7.3.3 Processing 126.96.36.199 Compression Moulding 184.108.40.206 Injection Moulding 7.3.4 Configuration of Injection Moulding Machines 7.3.5 The Process Requirements 22.214.171.124 Debinding and Sintering 7.4 A Growing Market for Moulders
8 Guide Values and Processing Instructions for the Most Important Thermoplastic Injection Moulding Compounds 8.1 Pre-Drying Material 8.2 Examples of Moulding Parameters of Selected Materials 8.3 Injection Moulding Process Parameters and Quality of Moulded Parts 8.4 Injection and Mould Cavity Pressure 8.5 Injection Pressure and Injection Time 8.6 General Information on Filling Speed 8.6.1 Initial Injection Speed 8.7 Filling Speed and Orientations 8.8 Effects of Too High Filling Speed 8.9 Setting the Initial Injection Speed 8.10 Plasticising 8.10.1 Compound Temperature 8.10.2 Cylinder Temperatures 8.10.3 Nozzle Temperature 8.10.4 Temperature Profile Guideline for Plasticising Cylinder 8.10.5 Recommended Temperatures for Cylinder and Mould 8.10.6 Measuring the Compound Temperature 8.10.7 Screw Speed 8.10.8 Back Pressure 8.11 The Injection Stage 8.11.1 Filling to Packing 8.11.2 The Mould 126.96.36.199 Mould Temperature: General Information 126.96.36.199 Level of Mould Temperature 22.214.171.124 Uniformity of Mould Temperatures 184.108.40.206 Mould Temperature Patterns 22.214.171.124 Temperature Control Devices 126.96.36.199 Matching Temperature Control Units and Mould Maintenance 126.96.36.199 Measuring the Mould Temperature - Checking the Uniformity of the Mould Temperature Control 8.12 Recommended Values for Holding Pressure Time and Remaining Cooling Time 8.13 Cycle Time 8.14 Setting the Injection Moulding Machine
9 Troubleshooting 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Troubleshooting Guide 9.2.1 Detection and Classification of Defects
9.2.2 Flow Charts for Troubleshooting 9.2.3 Sink Marks 9.2.4 Streaks 184.108.40.206 Burnt Streaks (Brown or Silver) 184.108.40.206 Moisture Streaks 184.108.40.206 Colour Streaks 184.108.40.206 Air Streaks/Air Hooks 22.214.171.124 Glass Fibre Streaks 9.2.5 Gloss/Gloss Differences 9.2.6 Weld Line (Visible Notch or Colour Change) 9.2.7 Jetting 9.2.8 Diesel Effect (Burns) 9.2.9 Record Grooves Effect 9.2.10 Stress Whitening/Stress Cracks 9.2.11 Incompletely Filled Parts 9.2.12 Oversprayed Parts (Flashes) 9.2.13 Visible Ejector Marks 9.2.14 Deformation During Demoulding 9.2.15 Flaking of the Surface Layer 9.2.16 Cold Slugs/Cold Flow Lines 9.2.17 Entrapped Air (Blister Formation) 9.2.18 Dark Spots 9.2.19 Dull Spots Near the Sprue 9.3 Data Acquisition Record 9.3.1 Using the Data Acquisition Record 9.3.2 Data Acquisition Record for Optimising Moulded Parts 184.108.40.206 Moulded Part Data 184.108.40.206 Machine Settings and Defect Evaluation 9.4 Case Studies of Injection Moulded Components 9.4.1 Threaded Connecting Sleeves for Ink Drafting Apparatus 9.4.2 Meter Cases 9.4.3 Wristwatch Glass 9.4.4 Alarm Clock Glass 9.4.5 Glass Cover for Digital Gauge 9.4.6 Plug Boards with Insert Pins 9.4.7 Hair Slides 9.4.8 Toothbrush Components 9.4.9 Screw Cap with Conical Nipple 9.4.10 Switch Housing 9.4.11 Battery Housing 10 Advanced Processing Techniques 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Multi-Component Moulding 10.2.1 Co-Injection Moulding 10.2.2 Bi-Injection Moulding 10.2.3 Interval Injection Moulding 10.3 Assisted Moulding 10.4 Multi-Shot Moulding 10.5 Over-Moulding 10.6 Business Trends 10.7 Material Selection 10.8 Process Technology 10.8.1 Multi-Component Injection Moulding 10.8.2 Co-Injection Moulding 10.8.2.1 Material Selection for Co-Injection Moulding 10.8.2.2 Process Sequence 10.8.2.3 Co-Injection Moulding: Different Techniques 10.8.2.4 Part Design and Tooling Requirements for Co-Injection Moulding 10.8.2.5 Rheology and Mould Filling: Why and How Co-Injection Moulding Works 10.8.2.6 Immiscible Materials Research in Co-Injection Moulding 10.8.2.7 Setting Optimum Parameters 10.8.2.8 Co-Injection Moulding Application Case Studies
10.8.2.9 Recycling and Legislation 10.8.2.10 Discussion and Conclusions 10.8.3 Bi-Injection 10.8.4 Interval Injection Moulding 10.9 Assisted Moulding 10.9.1 Gas Injection Moulding Technology (GIT) 10.9.1.1 Process Technology 10.9.1.2 Patent Situation 10.9.1.3 Advantages and Disadvantages of GIT 10.9.1.4 Process Variations in the Application of Gas Injection Moulding Technology 10.9.1.5 Systems Technology for the Implementation of Gas Injection Technology 10.9.1.6 Configuration Guidelines for GIT Moulding 10.9.1.7 KoolGasTM 10.9.2 Water Assisted Injection Moulding (WAIM) 10.10 Multi-Shot Moulding 10.10.1 Machine Technology 10.10.1.1 Injection Unit Configurations 10.10.2 Core Back Moulding 10.10.3 Rotating Tool 10.10.4 Transfer Moulding 10.10.5 Multi-Shot with a Single Injection Unit 10.10.6 Materials for Muti-Shot Moulding 10.10.6.1 Material Selection for Multi-Shot Moulding 10.10.6.2 Material Process Order 10.10.6.3 Using Thermoset Materials 10.10.6.4 Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) 10.10.6.5 Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) 10.10.7 Multi-Shot Application Case Studies 10.10.7.1 Trio Knob 10.10.7.2 Stanley Screwdriver 10.10.8 Limitations to Multi-Shot 10.11 Over-Moulding 10.11.1 Insert Moulding 10.11.2 Lost Core Moulding 10.12 The Future? References Further Reading Appendix 1 Abbreviations and Acronyms Appendix 2 Trade Names, Specific Weight and Suppliers of Some Plastic Materials
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The Discovery Educator Network Summer Institute is an amazing event. I returned from Burlington, VT, the site of DENSI2013, five days ago, and I am still sorting out my thoughts of all I learned, and catching up on some sleep. While the planned sessions take place from 8-5, the learning continues all day, and I didn't want to miss a minute.
My mornings began with the DENSI Fit Club. I was joined by many educators who wanted to get in some exercise to begin the long days of learning. My fellow Fitters were the reason I woke up so early. I am so thankful for Kate, who taught me how to workout with a hula hoop. Karen, Lea Anne, Kyle, and Steve helped me chart the course for our culminating event, a DENSI Fit Club 5K.
After breakfast, the learning began. I attended Selena's session on Evernote and learned all the ways it could be used in a classroom. Connie and DENnis taught me how to use green screen with an iPad. Kelly helped us connect to other teachers. Dave and Dave shared a lot of iPad apps for education and Tim educated us on ways to take and edit photos on an iOS device. Tracy taught me about Pecha kucha and Dean added to it with Pecha Flickr. Steve shared just a few of the things he did write about. I am excited to read the book! This list could go on.
The evening activities were just as educational. Working with Kelly, Jake, and Pete, I learned that I didn't know how to work their GPS system in our DENmazing Race. And, I might mention, we did finish 3rd. Porter and Dean had us play music trivia, remembering the awesome songs that represent North America and pulling tv show theme songs from the recesses of my memory. Hall allowed us to try out his google glass, which was really cool!!
The best part of the DEN Summer Institute is connections I made with other educators from around North America. It didn't matter where we were, we continually discussed education and how we can make it better. Whether hunting Champ, the Lake Monster, milking cows at Shelburne Farms, dancing to "Gangnam Style," or donning a costume representing our home, student learning was at the center of our conversations. The educators I met are inspiring, and DENSI allowed me to learn more than I can express in this blog post.
Dean put it best in his closing when he shared five rules. In this, he told us to be silly and laugh everyday. This week definitely allowed us to laugh, a lot! My favorite rule is to show gratitude. So, I want to end with my thanks.
I am thankful for the opportunity that Discovery Education gave us. I was able to connect with educators that I have only seen virtually, through blogs, webinars, and tweets. A really big thanks to my road trip crew, Kelly, Kate, and Judy. The journey was so much fun. I cannot say thank you enough times to the Discovery Educator Network team! Porter, Lance, Steve, Kyle, Jannita, Dean, Chad, and Hall created an event that allowed us to connect and be celebrated for being educators. I am so grateful for being given the opportunity to learn from these amazing educators. Thank you to all my new friends!


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Sun Devil X-Country teams' biggest race of season: Team answers call @ Wisconsin Adidas Invitational
By Jeremy Hawkes, Assistant Media Relations Director
Oct. 12, 2012
MADISON, Wis. – Shelby Houlihan clocked the fastest 6,000-meter cross country race in school history and the Arizona State University men took 21st overall to earn valuable at-large points as the team finished up competition on Friday at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational in Madison, Wis.
In her first 6k of the season, Houlihan clocked a time of 19:58 for a 13th-place overall finish in a field of 327 to establish herself as having the fastest time ahead of ASU Olympian Amy Hastings at the top of the school's all-time performance list.
Granted, all courses are different, but Houlihan is just the second individual in school history to go under 20 minutes after Hastings did it in a runner-up finish at the 2005 NCAA West Regional Championships at the Stanford Golf Course in Palo Alto, Calif. Hastings' race used a different timing system, but because times would round up, Hastings' time of 19:58.4 would have been a 19:59 in the timing system used in Wisconsin, thus giving Houlihan the record.
Houlihan, just a sophomore, has continued her streak of being the top ASU finisher at every race she has competed in as a Sun Devil.
On the rest of the women's side, Natasa Vulic was 162nd in a time of 21:09 and was followed almost immediately by sophomore Macy Bricks in a time of 21:10 in 166th. Rounding out the scoring for ASU was Adriana Olivas in 183rd in 21:17 and Hailey Hannain 21:27.
Overall, the women finished 31st out of 48 teams while Iowa State was the team champion.
The men took their first step towards earning an NCAA Championship qualification on Friday, finishing 21st of 45 teams despite entering the competition in the somewhere around 30th on paper entering the meet.
ASU defeated ranked teams in No. 13 Notre Dame, No. 16 Minnesota, No. 29 Virginia and No. 30 Missouri as well as several other teams that might be on the bubble when the championship field is decided next month.
And they did it while not running the best race they could have.
Kansas transfer Zach Zarda paced the men in just his second race as a Sun Devil, clocking an impressive time of 23:57 to finish 37th overall in the field of 316 at the Zimmer Championship Course.
Senior Nick Happe was next across the line in 24:18 in 108th and he led a pretty tight pack as he was followed byRyan Herson in 24:22 (117th), Darius Terry in 24:25 (127th) and Garrett Baker-Slama in 24:37 (139th).
With 528 points, ASU was just 41 points behind 16th-place Iowa State, a difference of just a few positions here and there in a race with such a magnitude of participants.
Stanford ended up as the team champions of the competition and ASU finished as the third best team of Pac-12 competitors between the Cardinal and UCLA (10th).
The Sun Devils will now return to action in two weeks at the Pac-12 Championships in Santa Clarita, Calif., on October 27.