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Updated 03/16/2011 06:15 PM
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Tina Adovasio was last seen leaving her home on Edison Avenue in Schuylerville around 9 p.m., allegedly following an argument with her husband.
Sources say her husband, Edwin Coello, called 911 to report his wife was missing.
According to sources, Coello, a former NYPD housing officer, told police he had argued with his wife – and that she left and said she was staying out. They also say Coello is not officially a suspect and he is not currently being questioned.
Sources told NY1 a man was caught on a blurry surveillance tape dragging a large duffel bag from Adovasio's home the night she vanished.
"It's sad," said another neighbor. "I don't know any details of why she's missing or anything but I hope she's found safe. You don't want to see a child go without their parent."
Adovasio's children range in age from five to 16 years old.
Coello was suspended from the NYPD in 2000, amid allegations he had abused his first wife. He then resigned from the force.
Adovasio is 40 years old, 5-feet-5-inches tall and 135 pounds with a slim build. She was last seen wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and boots.
Anyone with information about the case is being asked to contact Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-577-TIPS, by texting TIP577 to CRIMES, or by going to NYPDCrimeStoppers.com.


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Beginner skiers taking classes at Chapin Forest's Pine Lodge Ski Center in Kirtland were treated to ideal conditions Sunday.
Despite frigid temperatures, the morning classes for classic cross country skiing and skate skiing were well-attended, which didn't surprise Brian Fowler, chief of outdoor education for Lake Metroparks.
"Yesterday we rented out 450 pairs of skis in one day," he said.
"It has been a good winter so far. We've been open for about 23 days. Last year we were open for 15 total days."
Sunday morning's lesson was Kara Carpenters first time trying skate skiing. She went with a friend who had previously tried the sport.
"I want to get a workout any way I can that doesn't involve walking or running on a treadmill," she said.
After the class, Carpenter said she would definitely come back to ski but admitted she'd probably take a classic ski class before trying skate again.
"Even though I fell a few times, I loved it. I skied when I was 5 or 10, but I'd never done this before. I kind of went into it blind," she said. "It was a great workout, and I feel good about myself."
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"I'm still learning to ski but I just love it," she said. "It just gives you such peace. It's beautiful."
Classic cross country skiing is the more popular of the two because anyone who can walk can do it, Fowler said.
"Skate skies are skinnier, lighter and they have no gripping on the bottom," he said. "In order to move forward you have to push off with them kind of like in-line skating. You go about 50 percent faster with these and exert about 50 percent if not more energy than with classic skiing. Runners say it's harder to skate (ski) a 5K than run a 5K," he said.
Rentals are typically 80 percent classic skis, 10 percent skate skis and 10 percent snow shoes, Fowler added.
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Microsoft apologizes for Saved Cloud Game outage by offering free month of Xbox LIVE Gold
This weekend Microsoft experienced a problem with their Xbox LIVE Saved Cloud Games service, causing some gamers grief as they could not save their progress to the cloud or access previous saves. Xbox LIVE's Major Nelson reported early this morning that the problem been resolved and that those affected would be given a free month of Gold service for their troubles. Microsoft's General Manager of Xbox Live, Alex Garden, sent out an apologetic email trying to reassure users that this will not happen again.
"We want to thank all of our Xbox LIVE members impacted by the Cloud Saved Games service issue for your patience and understanding. It took longer than we expected to get back to full performance as we needed to ensure the integrity of everyone's game saves. Whether you couldn't access your game saves for a couple of hours or a couple of days, we sincerely apologize for the delay and inconvenience. We will be automatically applying a one-month extension to the Xbox LIVE Gold memberships of everyone who was impacted. We can assure you we'll also be doing a thorough post mortem to help prevent this from happening again."
As the above message states, if you were among the gamers affected, there is no need to contact Microsoft support. They are aware of what accounts experienced issues and will automatically credit you with one free month of Xbox LIVE Gold. This may or may not mend the wounded hearts of those affected, but it is a kind gesture on Microsoft's part.
There are 25 comments. Sign in to commentwinmopro says:
That is generous of them but here is the problem. I read there is XBL cloud storage is down. I don't sign on to XBL due to this. Am I an affected customer?
Burasuteru says:
You can enable Cloud storage in settings on your 360. As long as you never had to sync your Cloud storage I believe you are not effected.
tbonenga says:
I'm the primary on a family plan. I don't use cloud storage. My son does use cloud storage. He had problems with his Skyrim saves. I hope they give me a extra month.
Nakazul says:
Tryed to play Skyrim also and haven't been able for a couple of days. I don't live in US but hope I will get compensated. Frustrating as hell.
missionsparta says:
Ok...what about the mess with the Xbox Music Cloud? Its nice you make good on this problem, but they refuse to even acknowledge the disaster they created when they switched from Zune to Xbox Music and Xbox Video.
Simon Gregory says:
They need to give free music for a year to make up for that mess.
What worries me is that I'm not confident it's going to get any better either. Bring back Zune pleeeeeease.
Piro.Garay says:
Zune was nice but I see MS trying to do the same as Android did in their Gmail (hopefully in the not-so-distant-future), where you are allowed to save attachments to your phone, such as an mp3. I for one would welcome this option. Also, now I can delete songs I don't want on my phone from my phone.
Talbot690 says:
Saving music files to phones is old i could save mp3 to my moto krzr...that was years ago and was awesome lol
Talbot690 says:
Hmm xbox music and video works awesome for me.. I rented expendables 2 on the 26th said i have it for 48hr(490points) and its still there saying 48hrs remaining =)
Mafiatounes says:
Awesome i should prolong my subscription soon normally now i can wait another month. Good service from MS!
GoodThings2Life says:
Good move, although I wonder how they compensate those users with a free month that are already annual subscription users.
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killer rin says:
Its easy, the system is robust enough that it will just push back the next renewal date x amounts of months with x being the amount they are giving.
hoonigandad says:
Once again Xbox Live rules! =)
CommonBlob says:
Doubt I will get free month as im on family gold, and we were all affected.
kaynachtsman says:
One month is not enough I lost my whole minecraft world 6months of work just gone :(
awesumjon says:
Duuude. . . Sorry you had to learn like this. Always have a backup. Make a copy on your hard drive/flash drive after every session.
kaynachtsman says:
The cloud was my backup i bought a new xbox slim and just in the moment when i wanted to download the savegame on the new xbox i was disconnected from xbox live and yeah my world was gone :( but i really happy that Microsoft give us at least 1 month free that's not much but still very nice :)
Nataku4ca says:
if its in skydrive, wouldn't they be able to recover it from a tape backup? i mean you might be able to get it back if you try contacting their support group
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Should be back after XBL Cloud storage comes back online
hoonigandad says:
Not all games will allow u to have multiple saves .
TiLoBrown says:
Does this mean the music cloud is fixed too? My music hasn't synced in two days
larspassic says:
My interpretation of what Microsoft said is that nobody permanently lost data, but we are getting a month free because the cloud was down.
DavidinCT says:
How often does this happen ? I like to be able to keep my saves in the cloud so when I visit friends or family but, wondering if there is a problem with that. Should I keep my saves off line ?
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not sure how often it happens, but just get a USB flash drive, more storage, faster and generally better in every way than online storage of saves / profile (saves loads of time when it comes to profile recovery, as MS's profile server is slow as shit, i can get a 1Gb game faster than i recover my profile of 45Mb)


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Rules are cool. :D
Chances are I won't sleep tonight XD
So it looks like I MIGHT have the Legend of Dragoon costume done. I was working on it all day today, so the possibilty of it making an appearance gets higher and higher.Other than that, I am completely prepared.
Which character?I love that game so I would love to see someone cosplaying as one of them. I'd actually like to cosplay as one of them some year after I get more skilled in the cosplay making craft. Heh.


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County executive's former campaign manager offers free public relations help to Bergen Community College.
The decision by Alan Marcus and The Marcus Group to withdraw their $90,000 contract with Bergen Community College was the appropriate course of action given the County Executive's past practice of weeding out unnecessary and wasteful spending. However the decision by Mr. Marcus to offer "free" consultation services regarding upcoming labor negotiations is equally disturbing. When does a public agency or in this case a county school board take collective bargaining tips from a public relations executive? Doesn't Bergen Community College have on retainer legal counsel to handle such matters? The withdrawal of this contract does not cause harm to the institution as suggested, but it saves taxpayers $90,000 on something that wasn't needed or …
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Monday, 02 January 2012
Living With The Pastor
Everyone looks up to the pastor as a leader and an example. The pastor is seen as the pinnacle of a church and rightly so as he is the human shepherd of the flock. Jesus is the true shepherd but the pastor has been called by God to serve as a leader in the church and how many times do we consider the thought of leading by example? Therefore, I come back to my first statement. Everyone looks up to the pastor as a leader and an example.
I think the worst part about being a PK -- pastor's kid for all of you not up with the lingo -- is seeing all the faults in a pastor. I mean this in no bad way. Everyone is human and everyone has faults and a sinful nature. But when you expect to look up to the pastor as an example it is difficult to not judge the everyday mishaps of life.
"Practice what you preach" is a common aphorism. For pastors this is not just a pithy, everyday saying. It is a lifestyle. But everyone makes mistakes. The problem therein is not judging the pastor for not practicing what he preaches simply because he makes mistakes in everyday life. As every human does.
People see pastors as holier than most and when you live with the pastor you see his humanity all too well and miss out on the opportunity to look up to the pastor as a leader and example like the rest of the church. But is it really missing out? The trick is to not look at it as missing out but as an added blessing and a learning experience.
That a human can be as soaked and covered in the Bible as a pastor is and yet the humanity allows for error that will keep them from being put on a pedestal so that Jesus is the only one raised above. We are all human and we all ought to be held to the same high bar. So if the pastor is held to a higher standard then the rest of us; we should not all gasp in unison when he falls below the standard but instead we should offer support and reach for that same standard ourselves.
See it as a blessing when you see a pastor with a family. They are serving the Lord in more ways then most imagine. And stop giving PK's a bad rep. Some of us actually do care and don't really appreciate the stereotype. Everyone has a place in life and has been called to something. If a man has been called to lead a church and have a family then may God bless him all the more. And may his family support him fully rather than giving in to the temptation to judge him every time he fails at practicing what he preaches 100%.
It's a constant struggle for me to not judge my father too harshly every time I see something 'hypocritical,' but that just goes to show how much I myself need to work.
Any other thoughts on living with the pastor? Are you a pastor's kid or know someone who is? What are the benefits of living with the pastor?
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Mr. Herring was born in Sampson County on Sept. 1, 1939, the son of Autry and Lottie (McLemore) Herring. Bill was a member of the First Baptist Church of Siler City where he served on the finance committee. He retired from Southland Life Insurance and became the owner and principal of Chatham-Hackney-Herring Insurance & Real Estate in Siler City. He was a member of the Siler City Rotary Club, served on the Chatham Hospital Board and the Siler City Planning Board. Bill was an avid golfer and fisherman.
He is survived by his wife: Patricia (Boyd) Herring and two sons: Alec Herring and Charles Herring; one sister, Margaret H. Raynor and four grandchildren.
The family will receive friends Friday, Feb. 1, 2013 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 314 N. 2nd Ave., Siler City. A memorial service will follow at 12:30 at First Baptist Church with the Rev. Tony Capehart and the Rev. Jim Wall officiating.
Memorials may be made to West Chatham Food Pantry, 126 Village Lake Road, Siler City, NC 27344 or to Chatham Cares Community Pharmacy, 127 East Raleigh Street, Siler City, NC 27344.
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About 'the paint' (third entry similar but with added detail).
Production techniques gear F-35 for stealth
http://www.navy.mi.th/nrdo/jane/dev_w/p ... July48.pdf
"...In addition to machining advances that allow LM to achieve high manufacturing tolerances, advances have also been made in the composition of the radar-absorbent structure (RAS) of the aircraft. This Linhart said, is "completely different" from earlier RAS materials in the way it is resistant to chipping, even in the face of bird-strikes...."
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"It is called "fiber mat," and Tom Burbage, executive vice president of F-35 program integration for Lockheed Martin says it is "the single, biggest technological breakthrough we've had on this program." He says that a new process to blend stealth qualities into composite material
avoided the need for stealthy appliqués and coatings.
Using a new process, Lockheed officials are curing the stealthy, fiber mat substance into the composite skin of the aircraft, according to Burbage. It "makes this airplane extremely rugged. You literally have to damage the airplane to reduce the signature," he said in an interview with Aviation Week in Fort Worth.
This top-fiber mat surface takes the place of metallic paint that was used on earlier stealthy aircraft designs.
The composite skin of the F-35 actually contains this layer of fiber mat, and it can help carry structural loads in the aircraft, Burbage adds. Lockheed Martin declined to provide further details on fiber mat because they are classified. But the disclosure of this new substance comes at a time when Lockheed Martin officials are arguing that maintenance costs for the F-35 will be lower than anticipated by operators...."
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"FORT WORTH — As the debate rages about Joint Strike Fighter life-cycle cost, Lockheed Martin officials are raising a previously unheard point to bolster their low-price claims — a new low-observability (LO) substance called fiber mat. Lockheed officials avoided the need to use stealthy appliqués and coatings by curing the substance into the composite skin of the aircraft, according to Tom Burbage, executive vice president of F-35 program integration for the company. It "makes this airplane extremely rugged. You literally have to damage the airplane to reduce the signature," he said in an interview with AVIATION WEEK. This top-fiber mat surface takes the place of metallic paint that was used on earlier stealthy aircraft designs.
The composite skin of the F-35 actually contains this layer of fiber mat, and it can help carry structural loads in the aircraft, Burbage adds.
The F-35 is about 42% composite by weight, Burbage says, compared to the F-22 at 22% and the F-16 at 2%.
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The new stuff seems a lot lighter and more durable than the old "iron ball" used on the Dragon Lady and Habu.
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Onya Gums! ['Onya' is Oz slang for "Good on you" Ozzie Expression of 'BZ' Naval Slang for "Well Done" etc.] And I thought I was old?!
SkyDrive has an F-35 PDF with some of that older F-35 stuff in it. With only a 100Mb file size limit it is a pain to make a new one because I'm still working on the 4.4GB PDF. Anyhoo...
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FOR: 'F-35_471Pages_05jul2011+extraVideos.pdf' (100Mb)
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'geogen' I'm not sure I'm following what you are saying above. Have you spent too many days on an isolated oil rig at sea or somesuch?
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LoL, spazs playing hard to get as the site's man-crush! (just joking joking here sir, not sure if the transliteration is understood in Aussie speak, but it's all good)
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[quote="geogen"]most old-timers on here would wish to wake up with!
All kiddin aside, does anyone know if the F-35 has an all-composite skin? If it has a vast percentage of composite skin then this tech would trump any naysayers from saying the F-35 is more maintenance intensive than 4th gen stuff, minus the B. With the maintenance and logistic tools, it would actually be less than say a Typhoon IMO, although it does have a greater number of integrated systems. I would be curious to know the maintenance time per flight hour (MT/FH) for the F-22 minus the low observable treatment time. Would the F-22 stack up comparable to 4th gen? I would think the F-35 would be similar...ie more tools, single engine, newer tech, but more systems.
If the F-35 skin is not totally composite, I guess they have to result to more traditional methods for non- composite areas. Kinda limits the retrofit transfer of this tech to the F-22 as well.
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Here is some info I could dig up on JSF composites:
The JSF is ~42% by weight composites.
http://www.compositesworld.com/news/loc ... 35-prepreg
More info
http://www.compositesworld.com/articles ... 35-fighter
http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/generic/ ... el=defense
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Some more info (great graphic SWP - thanks):
http://www.jsf.mil/news/documents/20080 ... ARRIER.rtf
"...The F-35 achieves its Very Low Observable stealth performance through its fundamental design, its external shape and its manufacturing processes, which control tolerances to less than half the diameter of a human hair. Special coatings are added to further reduce radar signature.
The package is designed to remain stealthy in severe combat conditions, and tests have validated that capability. After obtaining baseline radar cross section (RCS) measurements from a highly detailed, full-scale Signature Measurement Aircraft (SigMA), a team of Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman engineers intentionally inflicted extensive damage – more than three dozen significant defects – on the model. The damage represented the cumulative effect of more than 600 flight hours of military aircraft operations. RCS measurements taken after the damage showed that the stealthy signature remained intact.
"Even operating in harsh carrier-deck conditions, the F-35C will require no special care or feeding. In fact, its stealth adds very little to the day-today maintenance equation," O'Bryan said. "We've come a long way from the early stealth airplanes, which needed hours or even days of attention and repair after every flight. The F-35 not only avoids that intensive level of upkeep, it will require significantly less maintenance than the nonstealth fighters it is designed to replace."
THE F-35 LOW OBSERVABILITY'S LIFELONG SUSTAINABILITY: A REVOLUTIONARY ASSET FOR 21ST CENTURY COMBAT AVIATION
"...Performance-wise, it is a very aggressive capability. From a design standpoint, it is a radical change from legacy systems. In legacy stealth, the stealth in effect is a parasitic application of a multiple stack-up of material systems done in final finish after the actual airframe is built and completed. In the case of the F-35, we've incorporated much of the LO system directly into the air frame itself. The materials have been manufactured right into the structure, so they have the durability and lifetime qualities. It makes them much more impervious to damage. It is a much simpler system with fewer materials to contend with....
...From day one, the supportable LO has been a key entity on the program and has had a profound influence on the very design of the airplane. In fact, the element that is manufactured into the skin was an initiative brought about by our LO maintenance discipline...."
Composites Machining for the F-35
Aug? 8/3/2010 Article From: Modern Machine Shop, Peter Zelinski, Senior Editor
http://www.compositesworld.com/articles ... r-the-f-35
"...Lockheed Martin's precision machining of composite skin sections for the F-35 provides part of the reason why this plane saves money for U.S. taxpayers. That machining makes the plane compelling in ways that have led other countries to take up some of the cost. Here is a look at a high-value, highly engineered machining process for the Joint Strike Fighter aircraft....
...The F-35 features "supportable" VLO. That is, the VLO on this plane comes with very low maintenance cost. Stealth aircraft of the past couldn't make that claim. Because radar detects sharp edges, even small mismatches between exterior parts on past VLO planes were smoothed out using epoxy. The epoxy would dry, harden and separate in the field—meaning it had to be frequently inspected and replaced.
By contrast, adjacent parts of the F-35 match so fluidly and precisely that no epoxy is needed. The trouble with previous stealth aircraft has disappeared...."
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Can they not make the RAM paint in more than grey scale? How about some colors (or colours, depending on what side of the pond you are on).
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First Flight of the First U.K. F-35
"Published on Apr 18, 2012 by LockheedMartinVideos
The first flight of the first F-35 for the United Kingdom on April 13, 2012. Lockheed Martin test pilot Bill Gigliotti flew the F-35B aircraft, known as BK-1, which is also the first international F-35 to fly. The jet will complete a series of company and government checkout flights prior to its acceptance by the U.K. Ministry of Defence."
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The F-35 is about 42% composite by weight, Burbage says, compared to the F-22 at 22% and the F-16 at 2%.
Lockheed Martin declined to provide further details on fiber mat because they are classified...."
42% of which F-35 weight condition, empty, fueled, or fueled and armed?
I'm pretty sure Burbage meant to say the F-35
is about 42% composite by weight. Normally a fighter structural weight will be roughly 50% of weight empty, as engines, landing gear, flight controls, ECS, avionics, etc. are about the same total weight as the structure.
If the weight empty is 29,000 lb, that means the structure is about 14,500 lb and the composites are 42% of the 14,500 lb, or about 6000 lb. That is a lot of composite, but nowhere near "the F-35 is about 42% composite by weight".
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And it's why F-22s have irregular splotches of color, so that the boundary lines you'd see between color areas aren't in the shape of a plane.
I've been wondering for a long time why the F-35 didn't get a paint scheme similar to the F-22. Instead we get a Duct Tape On The Fuselage scheme. Odd. methinks.
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Some more info. A long article with only one part excerpted below:
Skinning the F-35 fighter
Author: Jeff Sloan , Editor-in-Chief 19 Oct
"Fastening the all-composites skin on the Lightning II requires machining and drilling technology that is optimized for cost-efficiency."
http://www.compositesworld.com/articles ... 35-fighter
Big job on a tight budget
One of the challenges of manufacturing a fighter that is marketed, in part, as budget-friendly, is that special care must be taken to cost-optimize every component of the plane. This is perhaps most true for the
F-35's carbon fiber composites, which comprise approximately 35 percent of the structural weight and most of the visible surface on the fighter
. And with fuselage sections, wings, and tails coming from different suppliers, the biggest challenge Lockheed faces is managing the aircraft's composite skin thickness.
Don Kinard, technical deputy, JSF Production Operations, at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, says the company spent considerable time evaluating a variety of material types — composites, aluminum, titanium and steel — for the aircraft frame and skin to establish a cost/benefit ratio that was the most cost-effective.
"Can we make an all-composite fighter jet?" asks Kinard. "Sure, but we don't do something just because we can. Everything is a cost-benefit analysis. Where are the best places to most efficiently use composites?" He notes that composite substructures were evaluated for the F-16, F-22 and F-35, but didn't provide the weight savings needed to justify cost. "We needed to save a lot more weight for composite substructures to make sense," he says. Also, he notes, in composites substructures, "z-directional properties are the problem. The strength of resin will have to be significantly improved. There's a lot to overcome."
As a result, composites on the F-35 are used almost exclusively in skin applications. Kinard notes that Lockheed, wherever in-flight service temperatures allow, uses carbon fiber/epoxy from Cytec Engineered Materials (Tempe, Ariz.), but much of the plane's skin requires higher heat resistance, where Cytec's CYCOM 5250-4 bismaleimide (BMI) is used. Although Lockheed is evaluating the new crop of out-of-autoclave (OOA) resins for special applications, Kinard foresees no near-term changes in the matrix.
During the F-35's SDD phase, production of skin sections has differed, depending on the supplier, the part's complexity and cost effectiveness. ATK, for instance, uses automated fiber placement (AFP) technology to produce many of the wing composite parts. Lockheed internally chose to produce the forward fuselage skins using hand layup. As the F-35 enters production, more domestic and international aerospace suppliers will be involved with composite part production, including Alenia Aeronautica (Rome, Italy), Kongsberg Defence Systems (Kongsberg, Norway) Terma A/S (Grenaa, Denmark), TAI (Istanbul, Turkey) and others. "We're leveraging the capacity of the entire world in terms of composites fabrication," contends Kinard.
Kinard says much of his and Lockheed's F-35 composites energy is focused on managing the thickness of the composite skins. This is accomplished via addition and subtraction of composite plies based on careful metrology in some cases and by machining of parts in other cases.
Kinard says consistency of composite skin thickness is critical for the weight-, performance- and cost-conscious F-35. Lockheed and its partners use two methods to make sure skins meet thickness targets: Machining or post-mold ply additions. At Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth, forward fuselage skins are hand-layed on Invar 35 tooling and cured in one of three large autoclaves built by Taricco Corp. (Long Beach, Calif.). Sacrificial plies cured into the laminates are subsequently machined to control thickness of the skins. At ATK, fiber-placed skins for the wing are cured and, following cure, skin thickness is precisely measured using a process developed by Lockheed Martin's Manufacturing Technology & Production Engineering personnel. If needed, additional plies are layed up and the entire structure is cured a second time in a process called cured laminate compensation (CLC). "The Holy Grail here is to control thickness," he says, but points out that cost dictates the strategy for doing so...."
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Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep. Critics say the New York Yankees buy championships, but last night they did without their $30 million man. In the bottom of the ninth in the playoffs against Baltimore, manager Joe Girardi sat down struggling Alex Rodriguez. He sent in pinch-hitter Raul Ibanez, who makes a tiny fraction of the money. He hit a home run to tie the game, then another home run in extra innings as the Yankees won. Ibanez said afterward, I don't even really remember what happened. You're listening to MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright National Public Radio.


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I got a bit of blogspiration from Play at Home Mom's post, listing things her babies won't know. My list includes:
The Original Unedited Looney Tunes cartoons on Saturday mornings.
Dot Matrix printers
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Pre-Elmo Sesame Street (oh how that rodent has ruined the show)
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Wandering outdoors from sunup to sundown with nary a bit of parental paranoia.
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Riding in the back of a pickup truck
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One of Texas' 10 most-wanted fugitives has been apprehended in Overton, the Rusk County Sheriff's Office confirmed Friday afternoon.
Sheriff's Chief Deputy Ron Duncan said someone called and gave a tip on the whereabouts of William Darrell Richardson. The Texas Department of Public Safety Criminal Investigations agents, DPS Highway Patrol troopers, DPS Aviation and the Rusk County Sheriff's Office acted on the tip and captured Richardson on Tuesday at a residence in the Overton area.
The Texas Department of Public Safety "worked with the sheriff's office. They received information that he was at a residence. DPS and some of our guys drove over, surrounded the house and caught him. He was right where they said," Duncan said.
Richardson, 46, remains in the Rusk County Jail on outstanding warrants. According to the DPS website, he originally was arrested for homicide and was wanted on a parole violation.
He is an Aryan Circle gang member and was put on the top 10 list on Monday, the website reads.
A reward of $5,000 was offered to the tipster.
Duncan said Richardson will not get out of jail until he has a revocation hearing, which could be six months down the road.
According to a DPS news release, DPS and other agencies have arrested 20 most-wanted fugitives and sex offenders this year, including 14 gang members, and $45,500 has gone to tipsters.


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Thanks for the reply Just17.I haven't got this sorted in PCLOS. The main problem is that the new 12.x series ATI drivers are mucking about with the primary display. What really burns me is that the KDE System Settings utility won't save my working configuration as default on boot/login I have to set CRT1 as the primary display every time. Grr! Now I've just learned that AMD has relegated 4000 series cards to "legacy" status so I'm stuck with Catalyst 12.6 from now on I guess.
The Flash Player problem has been the only real thorn in my side since the PCLOS2010 release (I think that's when it started). So I've had just about every ATI driver/Flash combo since then, tried every setting i could think of, and nothing I could find works on my system. I can get full screen flash video, but it's slow, jerky, tears, freezes, and no matter how many times I press escape or click the shrink icon I can't get the video to return to normal size without killing firefox.
I suppose it is selecting the cards primary output by default ...... so is it possible to swap the display connections to the card?


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RED SPRINGS — Douglas Odell Wooten Jr., 62, of Red Springs, died Feb. 14, 2013, at Southeastern Regional Medical Center in Lumberton. A memorial will be 1 p.m. Sunday at Parkton United Methodist Church in Parkton. The Visitation will be one hour before the service in the church Fellowship Hall.
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SOUTHPORT — Perry Junius Thompson, 63, of 556 Jabbertown Road, died Feb. 12, 2013, at SECU Hospice House of Brunswick. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Hill's Funeral Home. The visitation will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Hill's Funeral Home.
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