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Halo 4 In depth review (campaign and multiplayer)
November 07, 2012, 06:28:19 pm »
-There will be some spoilers, I will keep out any earth shattering changes anything included will be minor and only meant to help you better understand the more complex turn the Halo series has opted to travel.
Since H2 I've always gathered with friends and made it a point to play through each halo games whole campaign on the day of release, and on the weekend before to the release playing through all prior games campaigns in story chronological order. I dont fanboy either, while I am a fan, each game has to legitimately win me over, Halo Wars did not, and thankfully it was an offshoot. The series is near and dear and the shift away from Bungie was quite worrisome, albeit many from Bungie stayed on with 343 to handle production and story. Its been five years since the last main series halo release, the wait was well worth it.
Flash summary:
-There are fewer missions than either Reach or H3, eight in total, however they last a good 14-16 hours if you play through the game on legendary(I highly recommend you play through on a lower difficulty to get your bearings, then hit up legendary)
-Gathering and reading/watching the Terminals from prior releases will greatly help you understand the plot of the game, reading the Halo books will help even more so. Without being up to snuff it might seem like a bunch of new things were added to the universe and be a lot to absorb.
-There are a smattering of new weapons, only two feel redundant and not in a manner that is too worrisome.
-The Campaign is visually stunning, bar none the best graphics on console games and better than most pc experiences aside from powerhouse custom builds with graphics mods, outside of cryengine 3 of course.
-You will press a lot of buttons, a whole lot of buttons. The campaign is fantastic, but the amount of buttons you press was a slight damper.
-There is, as always, something a little extra if you beat the game on legendary. However, this time around its way less extra than prior games added, literally the extra surprise is a fraction of a second, and may or may not involve the first glimpse of the master chiefs adulthood face.
-Significantly changed, many elements will feel reminiscent of CoD, but frankly are done better. However, it will still feel like halo multiplayer. Some of these additions include kill cams, load-outs, weapon skins, click stick running, and care package-ish weapon drops that can be made in game.
-The graphics hold up well, however some colors on spartans get a wee bit odd under the lighting engine, its not terribly noticeable.
-The new multiplayer menu is significantly overhauled but is easy to adjust to, its seems to have made voting and quick adjustments to your spartan much more streamlined.
-You will have to earn EVERYTHING. xp and credits are now separate systems. Advancing in rank will allow you to unlock more icons, colors (thats right, even the list of player emblems is locked until you fight through many a battle), armor, weapons, armor abilities etc.
-If teams are unbalanced or a player leaves the match, matchmaking may now insert new players looking for a game mid match to keep it balanced. This was a much needed addition
-There currently are a small number of maps that turn up in heavily trafficked playlists. This is said to be changed and expanded in the future.
-Firefight as we know it is gone as far as I can tell, this was the only big downer, it seems to have been replaced by SPARTAN OPS, but thus far the missions feel short and a not up to par replacement.
The new trilogy opens with the celebrated Dr. Catherine Halsey being interrogated on her motives in creation of the SPARTAN program, this sets up the tone for a recurring theme on what it means to be a soldier, in particular a spartan, and what being human truly means in the fabric of it all. Its a refreshing insertion that was seldom seen in the video games. The faces of characters have all been painstakingly mapped and captured in a fashion similar to LA Noire, though done quite a bit better. Voice acting has continued to new heights and compliments the faces fantastically and imbue a level of emotion not before widely seen in videogames. The graphics are remarkable on most levels, and a step up for the console, its a fitting send off for the last halo game on the xbox 360 and a heartening launch pad for future titles on Microsoft's new gaming system once its released.
"I need you chief". Cortana wakes you and the crisis of combat arrives on a ship imperiled in a manner somewhat reminiscent of Halo CE. You'll make your escape and encounter the Forerunner world of Requiem, and so ends the first mission. The campaign story is centered around two dilemmas, the waking of the Didact( the last surviving forerunner, who, unlike his wife the librarian, saw humanity as a threat unfit to bear the Mantle) who seeks to cripple humanity once again as he did over a hundred eons earlier, and the deterioration of Cortana into rampancy(UNSC AI's deteriorate rather fast after seven years by thinking themselves to death, Cortana is eight and barely staving off an insanity of sorts). As your journey progresses you will see humanities progress in the four and a half years you were in cryo, including meeting the SPARTAN IVs, who are being produced en mass. Not every hero will leave the campaign unscathed or even alive, fair warning, my friend and I may have actually cried at games end and buried our heads in the bedsheets. As you travel through the games plot further, all the disparate threads will come together in the halo universe, and humanity will have a purpose, which is why the new game trilogy is titled the "Reclaimer Cycle".
Gameplay wise all the weapons have been redone in the design department, including scope zooms, for the most part this has been for the better, especially for the fuel rod cannon, as for the rocket luncher I am still not sold. Weapon damage and rate of fire has been slightly tweaked as well for most weapons, you should not notice too much and will fall into the rhythm of shooting again easily. Enemies have bee redesigned as well, this is most apparent for grunts, and hunters. Be warned, melee damage has been noticeably reduced, however assassinations still instant kill as always. in the new enemies department you must fight the prometheans, forerunner warrior constructs that are quite ferocious. Prometheans come in three types, the knights, flying repair and support units and crawler dogs which dish out suppressive fire and draw enemy attention. Even on legendary the knights seem to fight conservatively, they will kill you very fast if you get too close, but for the most part hand back and take pot shots at you. aside from their teleport ability and lunge, knights are also fairly slow. The three classes work together to inflict maximum frustration, I find killing the dogs, then flyers(flyers will repair and shield knights if let to live) is your best bet, leaving the knights til last or just running past if the game permits. Forerunner weapons are very different from one another, you will have at your disposal: the boltshot, the suppressor, the scattershot, the lightrifle, the binary rifle, and the brutal incineration cannon. Forerunnner weapons are very powerful, but also are very situational and tend to run out of ammo quickly. The covenant have new weapons but they honestly are so limited and the same that they will not be mentioned. on the UNSC end of things, all the tradtional vehicles have had a slight redesign, the warthog looks better than ever though. As for new human weapons, the BR is back and all new are the m739 SAW, the remote projectile detonator and the railgun. The SAW is essentially a very loud and devastating drum fed heavy machine gun, while the remote detonator is essentially a sticky frag grenade that can be detonated at will. The railgun takes a few moments to charge and has no zoom, but it is a one hit kill with a slight amount of splash damage, it is not as lethal to vehicles as the spartan laser however.
On another note, finding all the terminals and skulls in campaign is highly recommended, they add a whole lot more fun and depth to the whole game. And before the campaign is over you wil enjoy such highlights as flying a pelican, strapping a nuke to your butt, and pressing all the buttons your heart could possibly desire.
in depth multiplayer to be posted later.
The verdict is: Do yourself a favor and play this game. The legendary may not be as tough as H2, but everything else is a stellar if major shift to the universe we know and love.
Its a big galaxy out there. I'll see you all starside.
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I just played through the campaign on Heroic, played in all of the multiplayer playlists, completed several Spartan Ops missions, and have just donged around in the Forge and Theater mode. I'd say that it's a spectacular Halo game and I already feel more confident in 343i managing the Halo franchise. Among the things I really enjoyed were the new arsenal of weapons, all of which felt fitting for the Halo universe, fairly balanced, and fun to use. I enjoyed the new Promethean class of enemies; they were tough to kill, somewhat frightening, and they had a highly interesting origin. And I also enjoyed how the storyline included content from from the books. It was interesting to see elements from the Forerunner saga, Kilo-Five trilogy, and the other books make there way into this game. It feels like the Halo universe is really coming together.
I did have a few minor gripes such as the omission of Firefight, Neil Davidge's score not being able to rival that of Martin O'Donnell's, and the somewhat abrupt and confusing ending. But I find that the sheer amount of work put into the game's art, gameplay, artstyle, and storyline more than makes up for these niggling flaws. 343i have proved that they can make an original and high-quality Halo game of their own, without having to resort to simply recreating the experience of Bungie's Halo games. Overall Halo 4's a good game and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys Halo, myself. I can't wait to hear what's in store for the future of Halo!
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Instruction manual Accessories 4-conductor cable (with a connector, 3 m) A4372-05*7, power supply cable *5: It doesn't correspond to TE-cooled type infrared detector module with preamp. *6: Please specify power supply requirement (AC line voltage) from among 100 V, 115 V and 230 V when ordering. *7: When used in combination with an A3179 series heatsink, do not use the 4-conductor cable supplied with the A3179 series, but use the A4372-05 instead. Absolute maximum ratings Parameter Operating temperature Operating humidity Storage temperature Value +10 to +40 °C 90% Max.*8 -20 to +40 °C *8: No dew condensation When there is a temperature difference between a product and the surrounding area in high humidity environment, dew condensation may occur on the product surface. Dew condensation on the product may cause deterioration in characteristics and reliability. Note: Exceeding the absolute maximum ratings even momentarily may cause a drop in product quality. Always be sure to use the product within the absolute maximum ratings. Block diagram C1103 series TE-cooled detector Thermistor Comparator Amp circuit Current circuit TE-cooled element Power supply AC input KIRDC0008EB 2 Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Accessories for infrared detector Heatsinks for TE-cooled detector (TO-8, TO-3 package) A3179 series These heatsinks are designed for use with thermoelectrically cooled detector sealed in a 6-pin TO-8, TO-3 package. The cooling (heat dissipation) capacity of the A3179 and A3179-03 is about 35 °C relative to the ambient temperature 25 °C, the A3179-01 is about 40 °C, and that of the A3179-04 is about 85 °C. The A3179-03 is designed only for two-color detector K3413 series, the A3179, A3179-01 for TO-8, the A3179-04 for TO-3 (heatsink for TO-66 is available as a custom product.) . Accessories *9: When used in combination with a C1103 series temperature controller, do not use the 4-conductor cable supplied with the A3179 series, but use the 4-conductor cable A4372-05 (sold separately, with a connector). *10: No socket is supplied for connection to infrared detectors. Connect infrared detectors by soldering. Cover the soldered joints and detector pins with vinyl insulating tubes. Instruction manual 4-conductor cable (2 m): for TE-cooler and thermistor*9, *10 Coaxial cable (2 m): for signal*10 Dimensional outlines (unit: mm, tolerance unless otherwise noted: ±0.3) A3179 ϕ32 3 3 ϕ46 0.4 ± 0.3*2 ϕ26 ± 0.2 *1 Photosensitive surface*3 Detector metal package 32 (4 ×) ϕ3.5 ϕ40 60° 32.6 Weight: 50 g approx. *1: Bottom surface (reference surface) of detector metal package *2: When the detector is installed *3: The position of the photosensitive surface differs according to the detector used. Refer to the dimensional outline for the detector. KIRDA0018ED 3 Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Accessories for infrared detector A3179-01, A3179-03 (4 ×) ϕ3.5 32 ϕ40 ϕ46 ϕ32 3 Photosensitive surface*3 Detector metal package 0.4 ± 0.3*2 ϕ26 ± 0.2 *1 B 60° 36 A3179-01: B=6 A3179-03: B=6.4 Weight: 53 g approx. *1: Bottom surface (reference surface) of detector metal package *2: When detector is installed *3: The position of the photosensitive surface differs according to the detector used. Refer to the dimensional outline for the detector. KIRDA0019ED 3 ± 0.5 A3179-04 Fixation board 40 56 1 + 0 Photosensitive surface 79. ϕ1 ϕ38 ± 0.5 (4 ×) ϕ3.5 ± 0.5 56 6.7 ± 0.5 68 45 80 Weight: 320 g approx. KIRDA0149EB 4 Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Accessories for infrared detector Chopper C4696 Specifications Parameter Chopping frequency*11 Power supply (VD) Duty ratio Rotational stability Min. Synchronous signal (high level) Max. Operating temperature Maximum current consumption*12 Accessory Specification 115 to 380 Hz, 345 Hz typ.*12 DC 5 to 13 V, 12 V typ. 1:1 0.06 %/°C VD - 0.5 V VD - 0.2 V 0 to 50 °C 90 mA Magnet stand A1447 *11: Chopping frequency will be 230 to 760 Hz when an optional disc is used. *12: VD=12 V Dimensional outline (unit: mm, tolerance unless otherwise noted: ±1) <Chopper> Output window ϕ8.0 19 Input window ϕ4.0 23.0 45.0 202.3 to 272.3 (adjustable) 8 ϕ8 A1447 (Magnet stand) 6-pin receptacle cord length: 2 m (For connection to driver circuit) <Driver circuit> 38.5 COUNTER 13.5 12.5 25 37 GND +12 V ON-OFF TRIG BNC 18 12.5 17.5 85 30 60 6-pin connector KIRDA0022EA 5 Accessories for infrared detector Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Chopping frequency vs. operating voltage (Typ.) 800 Chopping frequency (Hz) 700 600 500 When used with optional disk 400 300 200 C4696 100 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Operating voltage (V) KIRDB0376EA Cables A4372 series Cable No. Cable Length approx. Coaxial cable (for signal) 2m 4-conductor cable (with a connector) A4372-05 3m 4-conductor cable (with a connector) A4372-02 2m BNC connector cable E2573 Power supply cable (for temperature controller) Chopper driver cable (connected to chopper) 2-conductor cable or coaxial cable (for chopper power supply) 1m 1.9 m 2m 2 m or less Note Supplied with heatsink A3179 series. When using this cable, make it as short as possible (preferably about 10 cm). Supplied with temperature controller C1103 series. This cable is also sold separately. This cable is supplied with the C4159 series, C5185-02 amplifiers for infrared detector, and infrared detector modules with preamp (room temperature operation type). This cable is also sold separately. Besides this cable, the A437203, which is a 6-conductor cable (with connector) supplied with "infrared detector module with preamp", is also sold separately. Option Supplied with temperature controller C1103 series Connected to chopper Prepared by user 6 Accessories for infrared detector Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Magnet stand A1447 This is a magnet stand (sold separately) designed for the B749 photon drag detector. Dimensional outline (unit: mm, tolerance unless otherwise noted: ±1) 1/4-20UNC 100 49.5 160 min. 230 max. 5.5 ϕ20 KIRDA0017EA 7 Temperature controllers, heatsinks for TE-cooled detector, chopper, etc. Accessories for infrared detector Valve operator for metal dewar A3515 With this valve operator, metal dewars can be re-evacuated to maintain the desired vacuum level. Refer to the instruction manual for details. Please be aware that the detector performance is not guaranteed after re-evacuation is performed with the valve operator. Vacuum pump Metal dewar type infrared detector Valve operator Dimensional outline (unit: mm) Pump tube ϕ9.5 ± 0.5 Leak mount Gland nut O-ring Knob 80.0 ± 1 (close) 115.0 ± 1 (open) KIRDA0021EC Related information www.hamamatsu.com/sp/ssd/doc_en.html Precautions ∙ Disclaimer Technical information ∙ Infrared detector Information described in this material is current as of November, 2015. Product specifications are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements or other reasons. This document has been carefully prepared and the information contained is believed to be accurate. In rare cases, however, there may be inaccuracies such as text errors. Before using these products, always contact us for the delivery specification sheet to check the latest specifications. The product warranty is valid for one year after delivery and is limited to product repair or replacement for defects discovered and reported to us within that one year period. However, even if within the warranty period we accept absolutely no liability for any loss caused by natural disasters or improper product use. Copying or reprinting the contents described in this material in whole or in part is prohibited without our prior permission. www.hamamatsu.com HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K., Solid State Division 1126-1 Ichino-cho, Higashi-ku, Hamamatsu City, 435-8558 Japan, Telephone: (81) 53-434-3311, Fax: (81) 53-434-5184 U.S.A.: Hamamatsu Corporation: 360 Foothill Road, Bridgewater, N.J. 08807, U.S.A., Telephone: (1) 908-231-0960, Fax: (1) 908-231-1218 Germany: Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH: Arzbergerstr. 10, D-82211 Herrsching am Ammersee, Germany, Telephone: (49) 8152-375-0, Fax: (49) 8152-265-8 France: Hamamatsu Photonics France S.A.R.L.: 19, Rue du Saule Trapu, Parc du Moulin de Massy, 91882 Massy Cedex, France, Telephone: 33-(1) 69 53 71 00, Fax: 33-(1) 69 53 71 10 United Kingdom: Hamamatsu Photonics UK Limited: 2 Howard Court, 10 Tewin Road, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL7 1BW, United Kingdom, Telephone: (44) 1707-294888, Fax: (44) 1707-325777 North Europe: Hamamatsu Photonics Norden AB: Torshamnsgatan 35 16440 Kista, Sweden, Telephone: (46) 8-509-031-00, Fax: (46) 8-509-031-01 Italy: Hamamatsu Photonics Italia S.r.l.: Strada della Moia, 1 int. 6, 20020 Arese (Milano), Italy, Telephone: (39) 02-93581733, Fax: (39) 02-93581741 China: Hamamatsu Photonics (China) Co., Ltd.: B1201, Jiaming Center, No.27 Dongsanhuan Beilu, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100020, China, Telephone: (86) 10-6586-6006, Fax: (86) 10-6586-2866 Cat. 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Harbor Haven 2018 Stitch_A-Long
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Sitting here with my tissues
What a beautiful day here in the 60's. But its suppose to be in the 90's tomorrow and Saturday. Ugh!!
Here is a photo of a place we visited on our vacation. Can you guess? Hint: It was not cold there at all. That's fake snow and it was 96 degrees outside
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Summer colds are miserable especially if the humidity starts to climb. I sure hope that yours exits quickly and you feel more like yourself very soon.ReplyDelete
We're expecting the same heat starting tomorrow.
I'll be watching for Halloween Cove's arrival at my online needlework shop. I'd like to work on this one over the summer.
Summertime colds are the worst! I hope that you feel better soon. I'm guessing that's the new Harry Potter park-thingy at Universal in Florida.ReplyDelete
Awwww, Donna, so sorry you have a cold. They are awful. I heard if you spray Lysol and breathe it in it kills all your germs...well and it may kill other things too...ReplyDelete
Just kidding...my kids use to tell me Lysol killed all germs and why can't we use it as nose spray? They were little...they learned.
I'm saying a prayer that you get better right away! Cheer up...we are thinking of you!
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- Hi everyone, my name is Donna. I just love stitching of all sorts, I also love antique, and book stores. I am married and I have 2 children, and 2 grandchildren :). My Christian faith is the foundation of my life, and has sustained me through the ups and downs of this journey. Keep spreading kindness so you can change the world. So glad you stopped by, leave me a message and I will stop by and visit you.


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Police: Man arrested for lewd act in train station bathroom
Jamaica Plain man provided police with a false name
Police responded to reports of a man performing a lewd act inside the bathroom at the Back Bay train station Friday night.
When officers arrived at the scene shortly after 5:30 p.m., they found a Jamaica Plain man in the handicap stall of the men's bathroom at the train station, according to MBTA Transit Police.
Stephen Flynn, 49, of Jamaica Plain, claimed he was going to the bathroom, and allegedly provided police with a false name and date of birth once clothed and outside the stall.
According to police, the name Flynn attempted to provide to police with was the identity of a person with four outstanding warrants for their arrest.
Once in custody, police determined Flynn's true identity and discovered he is a Level 2 sex offender,
It is expected Flynn will be arraigned Monday in Boston Municipal Court-Central Division for open and gross lewdness.


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I often see "it's" written when one means to use the possessive "its." A simple way to avoid this problem is to think "it's" means "it is." The apostrophe mark indicates a letter is missing. "Its" does not have an apostrophe. "Its" indicates possession as in "The dress lost its lustre after being washed."
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from FedEx, saying they had tried to deliver a package but the driver hadn't been able to do so. So please click on this link to get the claim info. I remembered someone on this list saying that this had been a recent scam going around, so no I didn't click on it. Besides, the FedEx folks have never had trouble delivering here before. So I just wanted to send out a quickie thanks to whoever posted that warning, within the last few weeks. I might not have recognized it as a scam spam if I hadn't read it here first. Always vigilant…….
That is so cool!
HOORAY!Winter is slowly winding down and I feel spring will be good for you all. Hang in there you are doing great! I agree pressure canned beans are wonderful. Jan who cooked a massive pot of pinto beans earlier this week and will pressure can the leftovers for the future this weekend in OK


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Tibetan Leadership
I've been thinking about the Dalai Lama and the Tibet situation. His Holiness, like Christ, never advocates violence as a solution to solve problems, particularly in running the Chinese out of the land. If one's person is being attacked and is in immediate danger, then one ought to protect oneself, but offensive violence will never support their cause. Especially their spiritual one. Read More


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"Trust in the Lord, and do good; dwell in the land and befriend faithfulness."
{Psalm 37:3, ESV}
"Trust in the Lord, and do good; dwell in the land and befriend faithfulness."
{Psalm 37:3, ESV}
To befriend someone is the simple act of becoming their friend. Often you do not know this person first…but you choose to pursue and get to know them. A friend is by definition (from Webster) is one attached to another by affection. What if we befriended faithfulness? That we would be attached to faithfulness to the Lord. We simply become affectionate toward trusting the Lord and steadfast towards Him, especially in the unknown. I want to become a friend of Faith in the Unknown I want to delight myself in the Lord. Trust the Lord. Dwell in the land of trust and faithfulness. Sounds good to me.
I like plans. I like structure. I find freedom within the structure. Give me a plan and I am willing to be flexible with the plan, change the plan, change the structure of the plan…just give me a plan so I have some sort of direction and control. In my life I have learned to be flexible and adapt to situations, but usually I have had a plan. Since I began my relationship with the Lord in 1997, He speaks to me often. We chat about life, what I love, who to pray for and of course what I am doing with my life. Going into college, I really started to develop a deep connection with the Lord and sought Him for all my decisions, really desiring to hear Him and what His best was for me. I knew He loved me so of course He has the best for me. I always had a plan. The Lord usually would tell me His plans in advanced, so I could plan. It was the way we worked…it was the way I worked. Before I began my bachelors degree, I knew months in advance and I planned out my year. I knew 8 months before I moved to Redding. I had a lot of time to plan (find housing, job, etc)
Now, in 2013 …I am learning a new thing…How to not see the whole staircase, but only parts of it at a time and believe that it's leading me somewhere amazing. I am learning how to not plan but embrace the mystery of the unknown… (S-C-A-R-Y) but yet to be flexible with out a plan and a bit spontaneous and to learn to trust. Learn to believe and trust that with each step I take the Lord will reveal the next step to me. That I don't have to have it all planned out before I take a step, but as I take a step the plan will be revealed. I had some "Peter" moments last year, where the Lord said to me, "Sarah, do you trust me?" I would say yes, and I had to put my words into action. I had not plan of action on how to handle the situation or what I was feeling except to trust the Lord and "watch what He would do". Usually the Lord will give me a vision an over all pictures and bout the time it will happen.
It's kind of like a new relationship. I am always so eager to know EVERYTHING about this wonderful person in front of me. I want to know every detail of their life. Stranger's are just friends I haven't met yet. Sometimes, I can ask a bazillion questions because I want to know all about the right away…instead of slowing down, and learning who they are step by step. Each encounter with that person is seeing a new part of who they are …in this case another part of the staircase.
The Lord have been giving me hints for the past few months of new things coming, but since he didn't say "Sarah, move to _________", I didn't think I was hearing right. All he was giving me was things are changing. …hmmm ok Lord. Last Winter, I really felt like the Lord was leading me to make some declarations of my 2013. Who do I want to become, how do I want my life to be like, who do I want in my life, who do I want to be intentional with, how do I want to spend my time? As I began to explore these questions, some of my dreams that I left about 4 years ago started coming alive again, and I began to wonder. what if? What if I go after these dreams? Is it time to pick them back up? A few months ago the thought of pursuing new dreams or even old dreams scared me gave me anxiety because some would mean I might have to move or change the way I live day in day out, and the change was coming with out an eight month plan! I freaked out and couldn't handle it so put all those thoughts away. But as the Lord does, He speaks to us gentle and prompts us. When he brought up these new things over Christmas, I realized, I was anxious about them but actually was excited and had peace.
It's about FAITH, it's about believing and hoping in the Lord. So I don't know what the next year, month, day, hour has to hold, or where I will be in 8 months or who I will be surrounded by in 8 months but what I do know is that I will take the first step of this staircase and see what the next step has to offer and believe that there, the Lord will show me the next step.. He makes my paths straight, sets my hinds feet on high places.
I don't know what it looks like yet to even take the first steps…but I have faith and believe the Holy Spirit will guide me.


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November 10, 2016
Blyth 14/19 Inc. Choose Award-Winning Architect
Dubbeldam Architecture and Design to design home of the CCRC
Blyth Arts & Cultural Initiative 14/19 Inc. took another giant leap forward this week in their plan to create a new hub of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship for the local and national communities by engaging a high profile architect to design the Grant & Mildred Sparling Centre, home of the Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity.
Heather Dubbeldam of Dubbeldam Architecture and Design is a Toronto-based architect and designer who comes by her professional passion for modern architecture honestly; as a fourth generation architect, Heather carries on the modernist approach of her Dutch lineage.
Heather is known for exacting standards in design, detailing and execution of her firm's projects, her integrity in business, and her dedication to volunteer and leadership work in the profession. She is a licensed architect with the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) and a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (FRAIC). Heather promotes a long term vision toward environmental sustainability and a commitment to incorporating sustainable design and systems into her firm's projects. She is a LEED Accredited Professional and a member of both Sustainable Buildings Canada and the Canada Green Building Council.
… to spark creativity and inspire the people
"Our community has an extraordinary opportunity to design and build an exceptional rural community centre that is unique in Canada," says Project Director, Peter Smith. "We'll work with Dubbeldam and her consultant team, which includes some leading firms in Ontario, to ensure that the Grant and Mildred Sparling Centre builds upon the rich history and strong community spirit of Blyth and achieves excellence in community development and design."
Heather Dubbledam will assist Blyth 14/19 Inc to position Blyth as a model for rural communities throughout the country, where artists, entrepreneurs, innovators and students will come together to be inspired.
For more information visit: www.blyth1419.ca
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1997 Nishina awards to CANGAROO!
On November 28, 1997, Nishina Memorial Foundation (director Dr. Kazuhiko Nishijima) awarded a Nishina prize for the pronounced atomic physicists of the year 1997 to 4 persons, including the Professor
Tadashi Kifune
of the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo and the Associate Professor
Toru Tanimori
of the Tokyo Institute for Technology for their detection of very high energy gamma-rays from celestial objects with the
telescope. The reception will be held on December 5, 1997, at Tokyo Kaikan (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo).


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The spring Lecture Jams are starting at the Learning Exchange, on select Monday evenings in May and June 2008. Everyone is welcome to attend the lively lectures led by Faculty members from UBC Vancouver.
The following FREE public lectures run from 5-6:30 PM:
Climate Change – past present, and future
With: Sara Harris, Instructor, UBC Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
When: Monday, May 12th
Recent changes in Earth's climate are very likely associated with human activities. What scientific evidence do we have that supports a link between what we do and the recent trend of global warming? How long ago might humans have started influencing climate?
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With: Nathan Lauster, Assistant Professor – UBC School of Social Work
When: Monday, May 26th
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When: Monday, June 2nd
Ever wonder what makes people happy? Do people know what will make them happy? Does happiness matter?
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Author: SolidWorks
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Overview Product design does not occur in a vacuum and has a significant impact on manufacturing. In fact, 3D design carries even greater potential for streamlining production processes, especially when you take advantage of Design for Manufacturability tools and applications. With these technologies, you can avoid the manufacturing delays, cost overruns, and shop-floor retrofits that work against your company's success and competitive position. SQUEEZE TIME AND MONEY OUT OF PRODUCTION USING DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURABILITY W H I T E P A P E R
Design and manufacturing go hand in hand Winning in today's global marketplace requires more than innovative and creative product designs. To succeed, you must also beat the competition to market, while controlling development costs and maintaining high levels of quality. Accomplishing these goals demands the implementation of efficient and consistent processes throughout the product development cycle. If you create fantastic product designs but experience difficulties in manufacturing, you cannot achieve the healthy profit margins, ambitious production schedules, or consistent product quality that are necessary for your company's success. 3D product design is an important piece of the manufacturing puzzle because it can truly make your manufacturing processes run like clockwork. In addition to helping you shorten design cycles, a 3D design platform that incorporates Design for Manufacturability (DFM) tools and applications can help you address production pitfalls by automating and streamlining manufacturing. Whether you are machining parts, building molds, fabricating sheet metal, forging or casting metal components, or assembling pieces and subassemblies, 3D DFM capabilities can help you trim time, cut costs, and improve quality. Design for Manufacturability streamlines production Design for machining Although the advent of CAM software represented a quantum leap in machining productivity, you can reap additional efficiency gains by using an integrated 3D design system that provides DFM tools. No matter what process you utilize— milling, drilling, punching, laser/waterjet cutting, multi-access machining, or wire EDM —the critical requirements are starting with accurate, clean 3D geometry and using the machining technology that best fits your needs. The ability to import design data into a CAM system is just the beginning. What happens when you need to make design changes or process an engineering change order (ECO)? Are your CAD and CAM systems integrated, so that changes propagate between the "designed" and "machined" model? Has someone checked the model for manufacturing issues with a DFM tool? For example, do the holes line up? Has someone completed tolerance stack-ups, conducted interference checks, or optimized the design to reduce material usage? What are the documentation consequences of making changes during machining? All of these issues carry the potential for causing downtime, incurring costs, or increasing scrap/rework. The last thing you want is to get a surprise on the shop floor. DFM tools can help you minimize hiccups in your machining processes. Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 2 3D product design is an important piece of the manufacturing puzzle, because it can truly make your manufacturing processes run like clockwork.
Although core-and-cavity capabilities can facilitate the development of molds, using DFM tools to assess moldability can help you avoid production problems and extend mold service life. Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 3 Design for moldability Manufacturers utilize molds to produce a growing number of products. As any mold maker will tell you, however, not all shapes are moldable. Regardless of the mold method used—including injection-molding, thermoforming, resin fills, blow-molding, and rotational molding—considering a design's moldability is a key factor for shooting quality parts at volume. Although 3D core-and-cavity capabilities can facilitate the development of molds, using DFM tools to assess moldability can help you avoid production problems and extend mold service life. For example, has someone done a draft analysis to ensure the part will pop out of the mold without damaging the part? What about undercuts, which increase the cost of the mold? Can you locate undercuts and eliminate them prior to tooling design? Is the part thickness consistent and/or is it too thick? Is your parting line in an acceptable location for the aesthetics of your design? Would a fluid flow or thermal simulation help you optimize your mold design and forming process? What happens when changes need to be made? Does your mold tool update automatically with part design changes? Can you quickly compare the current design of a part to a new design to see where material is added and removed, as well as what aspects have been modified? Have you compensated for shrinkage in your mold design? Avoiding mold production issues and extending mold service life can help your company save time and money. DFM tools can help you achieve your mold production goals. ...a case in point TiSport, a leading manufacturer of high-performance, titanium wheelchairs, automated its machining operations by using a CAM package that is fully integrated with SolidWorks 3D design software. This integration enabled the company to use SolidWorks software configurations to drive machining, resulting in annual production cost savings of $400,000. ...a case in point Using SolidWorks Flow Simulation software, World Kitchen LLC, the maker of Pyrex bakeware, was able to optimize its thermoforming production operation to maintain precise temperatures in the molding fixtures used with molten glass. This improvement reduced production time by 40 percent and saved the company $230,000 in annual production costs.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 4 Regardless of whether you cast or forge parts, 3D design and DFM tools can help you check the draft of your parts, and evaluate the strength and precision of your fixtures, dies, and molds. DFM tools can streamline interaction with fabrication vendors, as well as automate and increase the accuracy of fabrication operations. Design for casting and forging Many manufacturers produce metal parts that are not machined, either through forging or casting. Forging is the preferred method for creating extra-strong metal parts, in which the metal's grain is hammered or pressed into the shape of a part using a combination of pressure and temperature. Casting is typically reserved for metal parts having complex geometries that preclude machining or in instances where casting is faster and less expensive than machining. Cast parts are produced by pouring molten metal into sand, metal, or investment-cast molds. As with mold development, using DFM tools can benefit both processes. Regardless of whether you cast or forge parts, 3D design and DFM tools can help you check the draft of your parts, and evaluate the strength and precision of your fixtures, dies, and molds. For example, can you improve the performance of your power hammers and presses during forging operations? Would you like to avoid die- lock? Can you leverage 3D printing to economically create starch-based molds for casting? Would integrated PDM allow you to better manage production? Using 3D DFM tools can help you more accurately predict the product of your forging and casting operations—instead of working through trial and error—saving you time and money in the process. Design for fabrication Fabricating assemblies requires the accurate and efficient processing of sheetmetal parts, welded structures, and fastening systems. Turning sheet-metal designs into finished pieces consistently, quickly, and cost-effectively—including the precise handling of weldments and fasteners—is imperative to saving time and trimming costs. Many manufacturers work closely with companies that specialize in fabricating assemblies. You want to ensure that the sheetmetal parts and structural components that you design are ready to go to the shop floor for manufacturing with little or no need to modify or re-engineer the part to meet your partner's manufacturing capabilities. DFM tools can streamline interaction with fabrication vendors, as well as automate and increase the accuracy of fabrication operations. Are you taking advantage of folding/unfolding capabilities and forming tools to view sheetmetal models as flat patterns and in their bended shapes. Do you have the ability to assess manufacturability prior to handing off a design to a fabricated assembly vendor? Can you model weldments effectively based on stock structural shapes readily available at your supplier or access libraries of commonly used fasteners? Reducing iterations with fabricating vendors and eliminating rework during fabrication makes the process faster and more cost-effective. ...a case in point Through the implementation of SolidWorks Enterprise PDM software, Burlington Technologies, Inc., was able to automate its workflows. This leading producer of high- pressure aluminum castings, which are used to manufacture automotive parts, leveraged PDM to streamline its workflow and approval process, eliminating design errors and cutting the time required to make changes by 50 percent.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 5 Design for assembly The methods utilized to assemble parts and subassemblies into final products can vary greatly: from pick-and-place robotics to machine-driven assembly/packaging to human manual operations. With any assembly operation, the ability to visualize and simulate how a product goes together is essential for preventing assembly-related bottlenecks. In the case of assembly machines, this capability can also help you develop the best-performing, most cost-effective system by using simulation data to design and size it perfectly. Simulating assembly operations—whether manual or automated—is becoming increasingly important for squeezing additional time and costs out of production. Are you creating assembly animations for your operators to follow, or still using paper-based instructional methods? What about mechatronics? Are you using kinematics and dynamics simulation tools to design and size your machinery appropriately? Are you selecting electric motors and drive mechanisms that balance service life versus cost? Can you use 3D design data to streamline assembly operations, improve packaging, or create documentation? Assembling manufactured parts into final products is an important aspect of many manufacturing operations. You can leverage 3D design data in ways that can transform your assembly operations into a more efficient and cost-effective operation. ...a case in point BigBelly Solar utilized SolidWorks sheet- metal design, simulation, and interference detection tools to streamline fabrication of the world's first solar-powered trash compactor. These capabilities not only helped the company develop an innovative, first-of-its-kind product, but also enabled it to reduce its material costs by more than 30 percent. ...a case in point Cardiovascular Systems, Inc., is revolutionizing the treatment of vascular disease through the development of a disposable diamond-coated, catheter-based device that grinds away arterial plaque. The company used SolidWorks design and simulation software to cut its manufacturing costs by 20 percent, and 3DVIA Composer™ technical communications software to automate its clean room assembly operations through the creation of easy-to- follow assembly animations. "SolidWorks software not only allows us to create an elegant design that performs its intended function, but also enables us to manufacture parts in a way that holds down costs. We rely on SolidWorks software design for manufacturability tools—such as using TolAnalyst™ to automate tolerance stackups and draft and wall thickness analysis, which enabled us to work with our suppliers to create high-precision injection molds—to ensure that we can manufacture and assemble products efficiently." Christopher Narveson Design and Engineering Services Manager Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 6 With SolidWorks DFM tools, you will experience fewer geometry surprises on the production floor, resulting in less scrap and rework. 3D design helps you integrate design and manufacturing Even though different manufacturing processes have their own unique characteristics, they have common goals. You want to manufacture products and parts of consistently high quality as quickly as possible while controlling or trimming costs. This paper has touched on the potential opportunities for leveraging DFM for your particular type of manufacturing. This section will more specifically address how SolidWorks 3D software solutions— including SolidWorks CAD software, SolidWorks Simulation, SolidWorks Enterprise PDM, SolidWorks Sustainability, and 3DVIA Composer—can help you tap into DFM capabilities, integrate design and manufacturing, and achieve your goals. Increasing profitability Competition compels manufacturers to seek out ways to grow profits. From the manufacturing perspective, there are several ways to contribute to increased profitability: • Cut or control manufacturing costs. SolidWorks CAD software is integrated with leading manufacturing systems, such as CAM, mold analysis, and mechatronics software. This integration gives you seamless access to SolidWorks software DFM tools, including DFMXpress, TolAnalyst, moldability (draft) analysis, and interference checking capabilities. Integrated DFM can help you cut or hold the line on manufacturing costs. • Eliminate downtime and production stoppages. SolidWorks CAD software ensures precise 3D geometries for clean fit and assembly, and also facilitates the processing of design changes. SolidWorks Enterprise PDM software enables you to automate manufacturing workflows and accelerate ECO processing. These capabilities give you the agility you need to rectify changes on the fly and prevent downtime. • Reduce scrap, rework, and waste. With SolidWorks software DFM tools, you will experience fewer geometry surprises on the production floor, resulting in less scrap and rework. By using SolidWorks Simulation to validate designs and tooling, you can avoid waste related to production failures. SolidWorks Sustainability software can give you the materials information you need to minimize wasted material. These tools can help you avoid unnecessary costs by reducing scrap, rework and waste. • Optimize material usage. Reducing material usage is an easy way to cut costs. With SolidWorks Simulation, you can validate designs and trim away wasted material. SolidWorks Sustainability software provides materials information that will help you choose alternative, less costly materials. • Eradicate wasted or duplicated effort. In today's technology-based manufacturing environment, there should never be a need for a manufacturer to redraw or remodel your designs. Because SolidWorks CAD software is integrated with leading manufacturing systems, you can eliminate data translations, file conversions, or model redraws.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 7 Making sure that a product is manufacturable requires the use of DFM tools to evaluate whether it can be made cost-effectively in the specified shape and material. With SolidWorks CAD software and DFMXpress, you can fully interrogate the manufacturability of your design to make sure it's ready to be manufactured. Using these tools, you can: • Check to make sure your hole, tool, corner radius, and tolerance settings are correct. • Use Hole Wizard holes, Smart Hole Series, and Smart Components to ensure standardization of holes based on manufacturing requirements. • Leverage Library features to standardize the modeling of typically machined features, such as milled pockets, tabs, oil passages, etc. —this will improve standardization for manufacturability. • Easily adjust design features like fillets, holes, and chamfers. • Convert imported geometry to "machine" friendly features.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 8 With SolidWorks software DFM tools, you can address manufacturing problems prior to production. Accelerating time-to-market Manufacturing can help shorten time-to-market by making sure a design is ready for prime time—suitable for manufacturer—and by streamlining processes and interactions. • Ensure manufacturable designs. Making sure that a product is manufacturable requires the use of DFM tools to evaluate whether it can be made cost-effectively in the specified shape and material. With SolidWorks software DFM tools, you can assess materials and geometries, so you deliver a problem- free design to production, avoiding unnecessary delays. • Guarantee production-ready data. Providing your design in a CAD data format that is ready to go for production can help you save additional time. SolidWorks CAD software is integrated with leading manufacturing systems and can even output DXF files. FeatureWorks® software can also help you quickly heal problem geometries. • Streamline vendor interaction. Eliminating time-consuming iterations with vendors is vital for speeding time-to-market. With SolidWorks software DFM tools and SolidWorks software compatible data formats, you can eradicate time consumed with vendors addressing manufacturability and file compatibility issues. • Accelerate assembly operations. Assembly operations not only consume time to perform, they also require time to design and develop. The integration of SolidWorks Motion kinematics and dynamics analysis software with leading electronics and control systems development packages enables you to leverage mechatronics to more quickly design assembly machines. 3DVIA Composer software can also help you configure assembly operations, make animated assembly instructions, and create product documentation. • Facilitate late-cycle changes. How your manufacturing organization handles late-cycle design changes and ECOs is also a factor in reducing time-to- market. SolidWorks CAD software facilitates design changes, and SolidWorks Enterprise PDM can automate manufacturing workflows and accelerate ECO processing. Using SolidWorks DFM tools, you can check your sheetmetal designs to make sure your fabricator can make them without a hitch. With these capabilities, you can: "Switching to SolidWorks software was a critical move in our manufacturing transformation. SolidWorks software streams data out to our robots and CNC machines, and our line workers simply set up raw stock, punch in the SolidWorks software part code, and watch as the panel, part, or aluminum member is machined in a fraction of the previous time." Chris Henhoeffer Project Manager and Design Coordinator Sport Systems Unlimited Corp.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 9 • Check important sheetmetal settings, such as the recommended bend radius, hole diameter to thickness ratio, hole to part edge distance ratio, etc. • Easily create flat patterns, as well as compensate for stretching due to bends. • Automatically generate cut lists for welded structural frame members. Reducing returns/warranty costs The best way to cut costs related to product returns and warranty claims is to manufacture a quality product. • Enhance product quality. There are two facets to quality in terms of manufacturing. One has to do with manufacturability. The other involves performance. With SolidWorks software DFM tools, you can address manufacturing problems prior to production. SolidWorks software gives you the ability to validate design performance and pinpoint potential design errors before manufacturing. By improving quality, you can help your company reduce returns, warranty claims, and associated costs. • Increase accuracy. You can ensure product quality by increasing the accuracy of your development effort. SolidWorks CAD software ensures precise 3D geometries for clean fit and assembly. When combined with SolidWorks Simulation analysis software, you have the design tools you need to make sure your product performs as designed. SolidWorks software provides a range of DFM tools for addressing fit and function issues, such as the TolAnalyst shown here, which automates tolerance stackup analysis. Using other SolidWorks software DFM tools to make sure that your parts will fit together for assembly, you can: "Visualizing just how our machines will operate in 3D before building them has enabled us to incorporate the manufacturability, reliability, and serviceability upon which we have built our reputation." Patrick Grimes Mechanical Engineer Kinematic Automation, Inc.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 10 Energy costs are a big part of today's manufacturing operations, so the ability to reduce energy usage is important from both a cost and environmental standpoint. • Easily manage geometric dimensioning and tolerancing specifications with the SolidWorks DimXpert. • Use the specialized functionality for fastening analysis found in SolidWorks Simulation to figure out the correct size and number of fasteners required to actually hold your parts together. Reducing the number of fasteners in your design can decrease costs, complexity, weight, and time to manufacture. • Evaluate fastening methods—such as bolted connections, welded connections, etc.—to determine which method works best to gain a cost advantage, reduce weight, or accelerate assembly. • Leverage interference collision, and clearance checks tools to ensure that the design will work properly at nominal tolerance values. • Conduct motion simulations to understand part deflections due to dynamic loads, and make sure that the design will operate properly while in motion. • Generate a BOM (bill of materials) for your design that updates automatically with design changes. Minimizing environmental impacts Manufacturers can do more than develop green products. They can also apply the principle of sustainability toward lessening the environmental impacts, and attendant costs, of their production processes. • Reduce shipping and transportation costs. With SolidWorks Sustainability software, you can evaluate transportation and shipping costs as they apply to materials, components, and product distribution. With this information, you can make important decisions about your design that can lessen its environmental impact. • Identify energy savings. Energy costs are a big part of today's manufacturing operations, so the ability to reduce energy usage is important from both a cost and environmental standpoint. SolidWorks Sustainability software enables you to identify potential energy savings as they relate to production. • Eliminate waste disposal costs. As with energy, waste disposal is becoming a much larger line item for manufacturing operations. SolidWorks Sustainability software allows you to optimize material selection and usage as they apply to waste reduction.
Squeeze Time and Money Out of Production Using Design for Manufacturability 11 Using SolidWorks Sustainability software, you can assess the environmental impact of your designs and evaluate areas where you can cut costs, such as identifying potential energy, transportation/ shipping, and waste disposal savings.
Squeezing time and costs out of production are very attainable objectives, if you have the capabilities you need to make sure a product design is really ready to leave the virtual world and become real. Energizing production through Design for Manufacturability Product design and manufacturing are no longer separate, autonomous functions, but rather two sides of the same coin. By taking manufacturing issues into consideration during initial design, manufacturers can avoid time-consuming delays, unnecessary costs, and undesirable quality issues. With DFM tools and applications—like those available with the SolidWorks software design solution—you can improve the performance of your manufacturing operations and make a valuable contribution to your company's bottom line. Squeezing time and costs out of production are very attainable objectives, if you have the capabilities you need to make sure a product design is really ready to leave the virtual world and become real. It does not matter how you make it—whether it is by machining, mold-making, fabricating, metalworking, or assembly. If you can make sure that the design can be made efficiently and cost-effectively—with few, if any, unanticipated surprises—you will save your company time and money. To learn more about how SolidWorks software solutions can make DFM work for you, visit www.solidworks.com or call 1 800 693 9000. SolidWorks is a registered trademark of Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corp. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. ©2010 Dassault Systèmes. All rights reserved. MKMANWPENG1210 Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corp. 300 Baker Avenue Concord, MA 01742 USA Phone: 1 800 693 9000 Outside the US: +1 978 371 5011 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com www.solidworks.com
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