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Tristan in Seattle
Seattle, the city of software and Starbucks, is also a summer site for serious Wagnerites.
After the horrors of Jagoš Marković's production of Le Nozze di Figaro in Belgrade, I was apprehensive lest Nabucco in Serbia's second city of Novi Sad on 27th October would be transplanted from 6th century BC Babylon to post-Saddam Hussein Tikrit or some bombed-out kibbutz in Beersheba.
First Toronto, then Houston and now San Francisco, the third stop of a new production of Puccini's La bohème by Canadian born, British nurtured theater director John Caird.
Every once in a while Los Angeles Opera presents an important recital in the three thousand seat Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
This third revival of Laurent Pelly's production of Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore needed a bit of a pep up to get moving but once it had been given a shot of 'medicinal' tincture things spiced up nicely.
Founded in 1996, Samling describes itself as a charity which 'inspires musical excellence in young people'.
The good news is that you don't have to go all the way to Pesaro for great Rossini.
Maître à danser: William Christie and Les Arts Florissants at the Barbican, London, presented a defining moment in Rameau performance practice, choreographed with a team of dancers.
The most memorable thing (and definitely not in a good way) about this performance of Le Nozze di Figaro at the Serbian National Theatre in Belgrade was the self-serving, infantile, offensive and just plain wrong production by celebrated Serbian theatre director Jagoš Marković.
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Best known for its regular Ring cycle, the Seattle Opera presents other Wagner operas in the off years. The high quality of this summer's performance of Tristan und Isolde is a tribute to the company's seriousness of purpose. While perhaps not quite a match for its legendary 1998 Tristan, in which Jane Eaglen and Ben Heppner debuted in the title roles, it nonetheless presents as strong a cast as one is likely to encounter anywhere today.
Clifton Forbis is that rarest of singers: a genuine dramatic Heldentenor whose clarion top rests on a dark baritonal base. If his voice seems a bit less supple than in his impressive 2005 Geneva performance (available on DVD), it is now more solidly grounded. On August 4, despite lingering indisposition, he displayed hardly a single moment of technical insecurity. While somewhat restrained in Act I, perhaps by design, he trumpeted the Act III high notes with apparent ease—as if, in the Birgit Nilsson tradition, he could sing it all over again. (The performance was shorn of the Act II "Tag und Nacht" segment, a standard Seattle cut, but Act III was performed complete—more than many Tristans sing.) Throughout there were moments of genuine musical and dramatic insight. While those with a historical perspective might quibble, calling here and there for clearer diction, subtler phrasing, gentler pianos, warmer timbre, or deeper psychological insight—who today sings a finer Tristan?
Annalena Persson as Isolde
Much anticipation surrounded the American debut of Annalena Persson. The young Swedish soprano sang the role of Isolde to acclaim at the Welsh National Opera in 2006, where Seattle impresario Speight Jenkins signed her up. (The local press hints that she is slated as Seattle's 2013 Brünnhilde as well.) Young, blonde, comely and, by Wagnerian standards, slim, Persson looks the part. Her silvery voice has edge and brilliance that can project, despite some lack of warmth and heft, through a Wagnerian orchestra. At times she is a thrilling interpreter, particularly at moments of anger and excitement, such as the Act I Narration and Curse—especially where the orchestration is light. But the role of Isolde overstretches her vocal resources. On sustained (particularly rising) tones in the upper middle part of the voice, the voice weakens and the vibrato widens dangerously. The "Liebestod," almost entirely comprised of such passages sung against full orchestra, was thus anti-climactic.
The secondary roles were all taken by Seattle favorites, to great effect. Stephen Milling nearly stole the show with a moving König Marke. His rich bass effortlessly filled the hall, and his German diction was exemplary. Margaret Jane Wray is gaining attention these days, consistently singing major roles at the Met. To judge from her Brangäne here, the spreading fame is well-deserved. Hers is a soprano approach to this Zwischenfach role, slightly steely at the top, but clearly projected and delivered, with plenty of volume. Greer Grimsley, Seattle's resident Wotan, made a more convincing Kurwenal for being understated and elegant wherever possible. Jason Collins plays a forceful Melot, Simeon Esper a sweet Shepherd/Sailor, and Barry Johnson a fine Steersman.
Clifton Forbis as Tristan
Seattle's Principal Guest Conductor Asher Fisch is not one to pepper this score with excessive accelerandos, overweighty accents, or bloated brass. He strives instead for a consistent mood of classical restraint, brilliantly achieved through smooth line, subtle detail, smooth blend, and transparent textures. (Connoisseurs might note also the innovative use of open strings and Wagner's specified Holztrompete in Act III.) The orchestra, once past some botched entrances in the prelude, played splendidly.
Stage director Peter Kazaras conceives Acts II and III as Tristan and Isolde's final hallucination. That is, the potion is indeed the death potion Isolde ordered, and from then on we share the images that pass through the lovers' minds in the moments before they expire. The inspiration is Ambrose Bierce's famous short story, "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." This concept offers many potential insights into text and score. It promises to link the opera's two central concepts, love and death, in a unique way, underscores Tristan and Isolde's uncanny separation from all that goes on around them, with everything important taking place within their minds, and highlights the opera's uniquely distorted sense of time.
Annalena Persson as Isolde and Margaret Jane Wray as Brangäne
Ultimately the production fails to fully engage this demanding concept, though the stage direction, set design, and costumes (the latter two being the work of Robert Israel) display numerous virtues. On the positive side, a semi-transparent curtain draws the viewer gently into the dream world of each act, as if falling asleep (in the best possible sense!). The gloomy semi-abstract unit set, with a window at the back into reality, is visually neutral but acoustically resonant—a virtue too often neglected these days. The blocking of Act II, in which Tristan and Isolde slowly follow one another across a dark stage, like Orpheus and Eurydice, evokes their ghostly state between worlds. Similarly consistent with the concept, Kurwenal is never killed but simply recedes from Tristan's consciousness. Tristan and Isolde's costumes shift from mortal red to half-red, and finally to pure transfigured white, as if the blood is slowly draining from them. The extensive use of computer-aided lighting effects, a Seattle innovation with this production, is evocative. Tristan sings his first lines in Act II while apparently fully encased in a large slab of solid stone—a striking effect in itself, but also one that highlights that Isolde is summoning him only in her mind. (It would be even more effective if maintained for more than a few lines.) Other coups de théâtre include a glittering shower for the potion, and a giant, glowing holographic candle for the Act II light.
Yet much else is a jumble, undermining the production's core concept. Semi-realistic elements—large wrapped paintings, a tree, furniture, and the little model ship (mandatory, it seems, in contemporary Tristan productions)—coexist uneasily with abstract ones, such as laser-like red cords and a "stage within a stage" curtain behind which characters intermittently disappeared. This is hallucinatory, perhaps, but incoherent. The blocking at the end of Act I, and throughout Act II, tells us less than it might about the subjective experience of passing from day into night: It is not clear, for example, why the "dying" Tristan and Isolde are separated at the start of Act II, then again reunited. Nor does the costuming and comportment of secondary characters clearly delineate their status from the subjective perspective of the dying couple: One would expect a more fundamental change in how they are perceived after the Tristan and Isolde imbibe poison. In the end, too much of the production is static, even blandly realistic, in a classic stand-and-sing manner.
In the intermissions and on line, one encounters considerable criticism of this production for being too radical. I believe it is, on balance, too conservative. Readers of my recent commentary on the Stuttgart Ring know I can be critical of the excesses of Wagnerian Regietheater. Yet this production of Tristan might profitably have been more radical and rigorously intellectual—more konsequent, a German critic might well have said. The production is insightful as it stands, but a future revival might give Kazaras a second chance to realize its promising central idea more starkly.
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After years of focusing successfully on reducing a giant debt load in its parking fund, Oak Park's village government is now faced with another tough financial decision regarding its long-time policy of self-insuring village operations rather than being part of a larger insurance pool.
Those were some of the issues covered this week as Sikich, LLP, the village government's independent auditor, reported out first to the board's finance committee and then to the full village board on Monday night.
Having peaked at a $10.57 million deficit in 2007, Dan Berg, a partner at Sikich, reported that the village is down to a $722,000 debt in the parking fund. And Craig Lesner, Oak Park's chief financial officer, said in a later interview that the debt will be erased this year. "For a number of years that was a significant drag on the general fund," Berg told members of the village Finance Committee last week.
The ballooning parking fund deficit was fueled by a combination of major debt service on newly built parking garages, high operating costs and inadequate revenues from parking fees. In recent years the village has moved aggressively to cut costs, add technology and hike parking fees.
Now though, says the auditor, the village must turn to other financial challenges including obligations and potential obligations in the self insurance fund.
Lesner told the finance committee that among the major issues with the village's general fund is the "major weaknesses of the other funds" primarily dealing with business activities.
"We have to continue to make sure they stand on their own two feet," he said in an interview.
Weakness with the village's self-insurance retention fund is top on the list of concerns, according to Lesner. He said the village currently employs a self-insurance program, rather than covering insurance claims through a larger, shared insurance pool. Last year the village transferred a combined $1.5 million from the general fund, the water and sewer fund and the parking fund to pay various claims, Lesner said.
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He noted that the self-insurance retention fund currently holds $1.3 million, but projected payable claims for unresolved claims on general insurance, auto liability and worker's compensation are an estimated $3.6 million. That number is estimated because the village could choose to challenge some claims. Others could result in settlements that are lower than the estimated payout.
The $2.3 million shortfall in the fund is cause for concern by the credit rating agency Moody's, which downgraded the village's credit rating slightly from Aa2 to Aa3 earlier this year, citing the shortfall among the reasons.
The rating downgrade is not a major shift, and the village's standing is still considered a high-quality rating. Lesner told finance committee members last week that the insurance problem could become the next major drag on the general fund.
"It's something we have to deal with," he said.
Committee member and trustee Adam Salzman said the village's Reinventing Government Committee is looking into the issue of self-insurance versus joining a pool. Salzman said joining a pool could help the village in long-term financial planning "because the outflow is predictable and regular."
"I just don't see us being able to manage [self-insurance] on an ongoing basis and making a meaningful dent in [the shortfall] because every time a claim disappears, a new one pops up," Salzman said.
Berg noted in the finance meeting that joining a pool would be more predictable, "but you have less control over the actual claims."
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Lollapalooza 2009: Animal Collective, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio
By Paul Thompson on August 9, 2009 at 1:50 p.m. EDT
Photos by Kirstie Shanley and Brian Leli; Above: Yeah Yeah Yeahs by Brian Leli
Lollapalooza kicked off on Friday, August 7, on a drizzly, cold day during what has been, to be generous, a mild summer in Chicago. Compared to some years past, however, it's almost welcome: Lollapalooza's early August shows have reached the mid- to high-90s in years past, with the breezes from nearby Lake Michigan providing little relief. Saturday brought no rain, but more hot weather. Our 1-2 of Tom Breihan and Paul Thompson was there to provide full coverage, both in daily diaries and on Twitter.
Here's Paul Thompson's Saturday report, covering sets from Los Campesinos!, No Age, TV on the Radio, Animal Collective, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. For Tom Breihan's Saturday report, covering sets from Ida Maria, Arctic Monkeys, Santigold, Lykke Li, and Tool, click here.
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Paul Thompson's reports: Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Los Campesinos! [Budweiser Stage; 2:30 p.m.]
Photo by Brian Leli
Who are all these Los Campesinos! fans? And will they survive an hour in the sun? When Los Campesinos! came to Chicago two Lollas ago, they had but a bouncy EP to their credit. Two years and a couple of LPs later, frontman Gareth Campesinos is on to the messy, sexually frustrated screams of We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed and a surprisingly chipper, almost Dexys-like new one built around the phrase "romance is boring." The early stuff still pops, but We Are Beautiful is a miserable record-- smashingly so, I'd say-- and it's certainly not one I'd think would play well to the outdoor kids. How wrong I was.
As long as Gareth still has a scream that can reach the back row, the Campesinos! will be fine on any stage, for nearly any audience. The small but dedicated crowd at the massive Budweiser Stage was clearly there to get shouted at, too; as far back as the soundboard you could see fists being pumped right along with every one of Gareth's spleen-venting screeds. Things were going so well that, with half an hour left, Gareth realized he had a setlist with only two tunes in it, so out came the Pavement cover and the stuff from that bouncy EP, every bit as dazzlingly off-kilter as it was a couple summers back. But it's the new stuff, oddly enough, that worked best. Of their many virtues, knowing where to stick the moment of catharsis into their songs is perhaps their greatest. And for a hill full of sunkissed kids shouting along with them, it was as much group therapy as rock show.
No Age [Citi Stage; 5 p.m.]
Photo by Kirstie Shanley
"Gotta be one of the weirdest shows I've ever played," the typically agile Randy Randall muttered into the mic from the double-chair setup he, strapped to a guitar and post-dislocation shoulder brace, remained in through the entirety of No Age's late afternoon set. Instantly, there was drummer Dean Spunt with the retort: "Welcome to my world, buddy!" Indeed, it was the weirdest No Age show I've ever seen; certainly weird for Randall, who's prone to prowl wherever his guitar cord will allow, and weird for the audience, who've come to expect at least one amp-stand per show. Randall gamely channeled whatever energy he uses not to fall down onstage into his playing, ratcheting up the intensity even as he sat largely still. Instead of the typical wall'o'thrash, you could pick out every strum in the mix, and if you weren't in eyeshot of the stage (and happened to ignore Randall's incessant banter about his new boo-boo), you might've just thought this was a particularly good-sounding No Age show. And you'd have been right.
And with Randall temporarily out of the rabblerousing business, it was up to the crowd to pick up the slack. In the midst of a titanic "Eraser" (during the buildup, it seemed as though somebody kicked the sampler from two to 10), a kid hopped the barrier between the crowd and the photo pit, wrangled his way onstage, danced a bit, dropped a note onto Dean's hi-hat, slid back around the looming security guards, made his way back to the photo pit, and then did a swan dive into the crowd, evading capture. It was the most incredible bit of unsolicited audience participation I've ever seen, No Age's own Soy Bomb; it was over in ten seconds. I never did find out what the note said. I hope it was "give me a job."
TV on the Radio [Budweiser Stage; 6:30 p.m.]
Photo by Brian Leli
Surely TV on the Radio could hire somebody to stand in Dave Sitek's spot while he works the boards, right? TV on the Radio have a rep as a live band par excellence, but man, it's tough to hear sometimes. It's not tough to see, mind; there's no stopping Tunde Adebimpe's James Brown-indebted slide when he gets moving, and all other parties involve-- including the trio of horn players they brought out for the show-- go in just as hard. But the mix felt murky in all the wrong places, and for every moment of bionic widescreen soul, a massive number is flattened by the time the speakers push the air. It comes in spurts, too; once somebody found the right volume for Tunde's vocals (loud), "Love Dog" was massive, but the glorious "Golden Age" felt squashed under the weight of all that brass, and the mix seemed to alternate between adequately huge to perplexingly tinny on a song-by-song basis. As with their disastrous "SNL" performance from last fall, it seems as though maybe nobody but Sitek knows how to mix their very particular, busy sound. The set was not without its triumphs-- "Young Liars", the impossible-to-screw-up "Wolf Like Me"-- but it was frustrating to watch these folks giving their all to produce a sound unworthy of them; the crowd, distracted by an influx of beach balls, lost all interest after "Wolf", and the band eventually took to yelling "Chicago!" a lot. That worked better than you'd think.
Animal Collective [Vitamin Water Stage; 7:30 p.m.]
Photos by Kirstie Shanley
"Dude, that's not 'My Girls'," remarked one dude to another as we slid onto the field just a moment into Animal Collective's set. "Dude, I know." In fact, it was the as yet unreleased "What Would I Want Sky", one for the message boarders. Yep, Animal Collective are in between LPs again, so coming in expecting, well, anything is an awfully good way to get let down. Their cult's grown plenty since Merriweather-- making the album of the year will do that to you-- and one does get kind of post-"Touch of Grey" vibe of resentment among folks for whom Sung Tongs has long been scripture; noobs, you know. A spot like Lolla's a great place to solidify the bond between fair-weather Merriweather fans and the weird band they've recently come to like, but Animal Collective played to the old heads yesterday, pumping out a set with far more squelch than song. Confounding expectations is a fine thing for a band, but this-- second-to-last on the night, playing to a tiny island of rapt faces in a sea of Tool fans-- seemed hardly the time or the place to get quite so weird with it.
After "What Would I Want Sky" (which feels like the dub version of Merriweather's "Taste"), there was no shortage of long ambient passages, devastatingly slow builds, extended outros; nearly everything but tunes, of which I think they might've managed a half-dozen recognizable numbers all night. Everyone around me gave caring the old college try, perking up whenever a familiar chord would crash into another, but after a few too many song-starved minutes, only the most dedicated were paying close attention. As a fan of the band's driftier moments, it's a set I'd happily hear again in another context, but actually watching it go down here felt all wrong. Not playing the hit seems far cooler a gesture than it turns out to be. My dude friends never did get their "My Girls", and, come to think of it, I never got mine, either.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs [Budweiser Stage; 8:30 p.m.]
Photos by Brian Leli
I never for a second doubted Yeah Yeah Yeahs' ability to put on a set worthy of closing out Saturday night at Lollapalooza; I just wasn't sure Lollapalooza would let them get away with it. There's not really anybody like the Beastie Boys-- well, the only other nasal-rap crew I can think of with that kind of following had their own plans this weekend-- but Yeah Yeah Yeahs' glammy disco-punk seemed a strange ringer for the Beasties' intergalactic boom-bap. Beasties fans were refused refunds and Yeah Yeah Yeahs nuts were forced to scramble for last-minute tickets; unless you already had your ticket and count yourself as a fan of either, your choice last night was to go Tool or go home.
They did it, though, and here's how: they took the stage just seconds after Ben Harper yowled his last across the field from the big stage, Karen clad in a peacock costume halfway between George Clinton and Bjรถrk. They started with a slow one so folks were forced to look; Karen's a presence, duh, but all dressed up like a blue bird, she is not the sort of thing you can look away from. They then launched into Show Your Bones' "Phenomena", perhaps their most convincing straight-up rock song, which they closed out with a searing and completely unexpected tease of "So Whatcha Want" courtesy of guitar Nick Zinner. From there, it was easy; the new wavey bop of their newer tracks and the more raucous edge of the older stuff makes for an exquisite balance, something for the dancers and the drinkers and the drifters alike. Karen, all smiles and spit-takes, declared us the "Best! Crowd! Ever!" around song five, and she was onto something; if they hadn't brought it up a couple times, you never would've known this was anybody's second choice. And, of course, there was "Maps", all-acoustic and more gorgeous than ever, maybe even more so when Karen forgot the words to her band's most famous song in the second verse and started cracking up. It was no matter; the thousands gathered at her feet were there to remind her.
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Finite Element Section[edit]
The section at the end of the article for finite element seems like it could use some help. Is "MSC MARC MENTAT" really notable software? I'm familiar with both ABAQUS (which was spelled incorrectly before the edit) and ANSYS, but have not heard of this software mentioned. Perhaps we should keep that statement to mainstream software? Should we also mention open source or free alternatives? Finally, the last sentence seems to suggest that heat and fluid flow problems cannot be solved using FEM, but instead require FDM and FVM. I'm not convinced this is the case - but rather FDM is a separate method of solving similar problems. Tevonic (talk) 20:10, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- I changed Marc to Nastran, which is far more common. The section is only listing common codes. FDM and FVM are mentioned with thermofluids uses, not structural. -Fnlayson (talk) 20:54, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
I don't see much mention on Wikipedia about the role of maintenance. I thought I would find more here. Am I just not finding the info that is out there? 22.214.171.124 (talk) 00:56, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
- you are right. more inoformation needs to be put about the huge role of mechanical engineers in maintenance of various systems.Mecha19 (talk) 11:41, 1 July 2009 (UTC)
hi fnlayson, i think the intro is alright now.
its not complicated and is right to the point.Mecha19 (talk) 16:53, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
- You're still missing the point and did not bother to read the Notes above. Discuss on the article talk page as it say. -Fnlayson (talk) 16:55, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
fnlayson i dont know where the notes are?
sorry but i think that the revert before in terms of physics and chemistry was ok but now the current edit that you made is a bit weird :(
the intro is really simple. i searched for your discussion but could not find it. could we discuss it over here.
the intro is really simple actually.
let me know what you think about it :) Mecha19 (talk) 17:30, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
- im not quite sure why u removed materials science from the list?
- im explaining in a nutshell what mechanical engineering is about, which is physics+materials science.Mecha19 (talk) 17:55, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
- You don't seem to get what it is trying to say. The basic principles Mechanical Engineering was based on is stated in the 1st paragraph. The core concepts in ME used today are listed in the 2nd paragraph. -Fnlayson (talk) 19:43, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
yea i got that fnlayson, i wanted the intro to show that the basic principles of mechanical engineering are physics and materials science. i want the intro to zoom in on what mechanical engineering is all about in just a few sentences.Mecha19 (talk) 07:33, 27 August 2009 (UTC)
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I believe the introduction could be improved greatly.
- The first citation is Reference.com's definition of "mechanical"... not even "mechanical engineering"
- If we are going to use Reference.com, we might as well use it for the first sentence of the entire page: " Mechanical Engineering is the branch of engineering that enables design, production and operation of machinery and tools. " Fractal618 (talk) 03:19, 27 July 2014 (UTC)
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I just made 3 fairly minor edits. First, I thought the description of Mechanical Engineering in intro para was a little vague ("Mechanical engineering involves the analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of various systems"). So I added an alternate definition that I think is more complete (in my opinion at least). Second, there was a statement that Mechanical Engineers are "happy workers according to national statistics" with no citation provided. This does not sound like something that belongs in a serious article so I deleted it. If the original author strongly feels it should go back I believe it really needs some kind of reverence or citation to substantiate it at least. Third, "Mechanical engineering students usually hold one or more internships while studying, though this is not typically mandated by the university." is not exactly accurate, so I reworded to say this is common in the USA (as opposed to "usual" which implies it is more universal, which may not be true in all countries or even necessarily in the USA). Hope none of this ticks anyone off. Trying to improve. Turbine1 (talk) 06:22, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- The "According to the American Heritage Dictionary" sentence needs a proper inline reference. I thought the sentence was fine or better before though. -Fnlayson (talk) 00:03, 4 January 2010 (UTC)
- Feel free to revert or re-edit if you think you have better wording. My opinion, "various systems" was a little too vague and all-encompassing and could mean a lot of things outside of the realm of Mech Engrg (electrical systems, computer systems, etc.). Mechanical Engineering, I would say, is specifically about Machinery, in other words systems involved in the generation and transmission of energy in the form of heat or mechanical work. Anyway, don't want to tie up anyone with a lot of wordsmithing. No offence taken if you revert or change this. If nobody wants to change it I will come back and insert the inline reference. Turbine1 (talk) 23:57, 4 January 2010 (UTC)
- I rewrote the intro section to try to fit more with WP:LEAD, where the intro should both introduce the topic and cover the major points. I reverted the first sentence to talk about 'mechanical systems' - since this is mechanical engineering, it seemed to make good sense to tie it in with machines. Also added a reference for the inline citation. Âme Errante (talk) 06:53, 9 May 2010 (UTC)
- That's good. But rewriting and removing text are not minor edits and should not be marked so. -Fnlayson (talk) 08:33, 9 May 2010 (UTC)
Muje mechanical eng ke admission ke bare main information chahye...........! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 17:16, 12 May 2010 (UTC)
Related Fields[edit]
Mechanical Engineering grouped with many engineering disciplines such as aerospace engineering, astronautical engineering, power engineering, chemical engineering, and manufacturing engineering. There are only slightly few credits difference. Even applied mathematics sometimes grouped with Mech. Eng. Does someone know what is the main focus of Mechanical engineering? For example nuclear engineering deals with nuclear power, chemical engineering deals with chemical sciences, electrical engineering deals with electronics and defence systems? What is the main focus of mechanical engineering??
I don't know much about Mechanical Engineering, but I was almost positive that the theoretical foundations are found in physics. Why isn't physics listed under coursework? Don't all Mechanical Engineering students take basic physics in addition to the more specialized studies of statics et. al? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 04:34, 7 September 2010 (UTC)
- Physics, Chemistry and other prerequisite classes are generally taken in the first 2-3 years of college. Physics, and Chemistry are mentioned in the text, but there's too many classes to list pre-engineering classes with the engineering ones. The list is long enough already. -fnlayson (talk) 12:52, 7 September 2010 (UTC)
levelling during machine erection[edit]
what are the basic things to be noticed before the start of erection of a machine —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 07:49, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
- This question is related to what? --THE FOUNDERS INTENT PRAISE 12:28, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
Kinematics and dynamics[edit]
Kinematics and dynamics are both branches of mechanics. So why have a separate sub-heading for kinematics only. I think instead of having a separate sub-heading, it should only be mentioned in mechanics as a part of the list, only. Priybrat (talk) 15:48, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
- No, Kinematics is an advanced form of dynamics. It is covered in class(s) after dynamics. -Fnlayson (talk) 15:54, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
- They are both considered branch's of mechanics and not each other. I studied dynamics first. Dynamics, is motion of bodies under the action of forces and Kinematics is motion of objects without reference to the forces. I do agree that kinematics is more complex and a celebrated research field but still it remains a branch of mechanics. Otherwise Fluid mechanics should also be given a separate heading. Priybrat (talk) 16:06, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
- Isn't this basically due to the fact that these subjects have their own article, and it's an attempt to list them. --THE FOUNDERS INTENT PRAISE 16:43, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
- I was just trying to figure out why things were listed like they are. --THE FOUNDERS INTENT PRAISE 22:35, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
- So, whats your say on this ? Do you think the list need to be changed? In the course work section it's written that "Mechanism design (including kinematics and dynamics)" Priybrat (talk) 15:57, 6 August 2011 (UTC)
- I was just trying to figure out why things were listed like they are. --THE FOUNDERS INTENT PRAISE 22:35, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
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Stayed here as was visiting Sinnar for a function. Nice, spacious property but the staff response is not helpful and courteous due lack of proper training. Food is average. Breakfast needs to have more urban varieties. Rooms are comfortable but prompt cleanliness and maintenance required. Hotel is conveniently located just at a walking distance opposite the Sinnar Bus Stand. Tariff... More
Had very bad management experiences, although the room was clean and as expected. Very rude reception, they shout at each other when you are talking to them. They did not know which room is available and keep you waiting for over 15min. When you call for checkout service to get bags, it takes lot of time and reception then forgets... More
We were looking for a place to stay close to Shirdi and this one caught our eye. True to the earlier reviews, we found the place very good and very reasonably priced. For vegetarians like us the exclusive vegetarian restaturants especially the one serving Gujarati Thali was a wonderful experience. The people at the reception as well as the restaurants... More
Good property very reasonably priced. Decent service and the staff was very courteous. Very considerate in offering the best possible rate and arrangement Wonderful Veg restaurant, does have a small bar restaurant as well which I was unable to try due to dry day.
I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights on my business trip during may 2012. The hotel is on the main Pune- nashik haighway so bight noisy. The swimming pool was good & enjoyed during the hot summer evenings. The food was okay, not grate but the staff was very polite & helpful.
On the way to pune trip we stayed at this hotel. this is famous hotel in nashik locality. placed at centered place of sinner and its very good location. we liked food very much and staff is prompt in service. Hotel rooms are very nice. overall its home like experience for me.
We, a group of 4 ppls went sinnar, nashik for a offecial trip. After a real hectic journey, we reached the hotel.....ob panchvati sinnar motels, booked by our company's travel desk. We do like the variety of food provided by motels restaurant north Indian, south Indian and even marwari nd gujrati food too. As i m a pure veggi, my... More
We were travelling to Shirdi the Holy Pilgrimage of Shri Sai Baba . Since this Hotel was at a convenient distance from Shirdi we planned to stay the night there on our journey back from Shirdi . Accordingly I had called up the Hotel from the contact number ( their no on the website is incorrect) and booken two rooms... More
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