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Is it a toy/game David? it's a difficult one!
Welcome aboard, Alixzandra. It's not a toy or a game, no …. will give a clue as soon as you need one or ask for one.
– David McMahon
Is it a sideways table top?
Hi Betty, no a sideways table top. But I can see your reasoning ….
– David McMahon
So then, does something go through the hole like planting etc?
No, you wouldn't plant anything here. And in answer to the question, no, NOTHING goes in the hole. All will be revealed.
– David McMahon
WEll darn David, this is hard. OK I'm guessing some kind of wooden gears. BTW, I did this for a while on my Paris blog. I called it What Is It? Where Is It? I need to hunt around and see what I can dig up then you can play on my blog! :)
It's certainly wooden, but not gears. Yes, please give me the link to your blog contest and I'll check it out right away …
– David McMahon
hmm, a hole in an old school desk top — for ink or something? I am not really good at puzzles!
Think they used to call them "inkwells", right? No, this is not a shot of an old school desk, Betty. It' may be (HINT, HINT) old school, but it's not a desk.
– David McMahon
Old school…. something to do with ties?
Sorry, I should have clarified that, Betty. I meant old fashioned, or something that has not changed over the years …. didn't mean to mislead you. It has nothing to do with school.
– David McMahon
So you slotted something in the hole like a paint paint pot etc?
Nope, you would NOT put anything in this hole. Trust me.
– David McMahon
Nice capture David.
Thanks, Debra – it was a VERY difficult angle, as you'll understand when the answer is revealed.
– David McMahon
So it is something you throw something through then?
No, Alixzandra, you (hint) put something across the hole rather than throw something through it.
– David McMahon
Is it a daVinci machine?
We have a display of them at the Museum of the Rockies right now.
Hi Kay, I'm heading to the Museum of the Rockies right away! No, it's not a daVinci machine …. but I like the sound of what you're saying.
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"He just signed with us. I was there when he had his tryout at the WWE Performance Center and I met with him there. We've been working on this for a while. His training will start when he gets here. The thing is, you can be a big star anyplace else in the world. That gets you in the door. What you do once you get here is a whole different ballgame. He's no different than anybody else once he walks through the door of the Performance Center." - Triple H on how Kenta Kobayashi will be treated in WWE
July 17, 2014
When LeiD Tapa was released by TNA back in March, there were rumors that she might be a candidate to join the WWE developmental program. However, the company has shown very little interest thus far. In fact, she has not even been invited for a tryout yet. While some are citing her lack of experience, which she is trying to fix by working with OVW, many are pointing out that WWE has had no qualms with signing female performers who have absolutely no experience in the wrestling industry before.
July 8, 2014
While a lot of independent wrestlers are hoping for just a chance to do a tryout with WWE, Cody Hall is on the other side of the fence. The son of Scott Hall has turned down the company several times, stating that he does not want to join their developmental program until he establishes himself on the indies and internationally. Hall wants to achieve things on his own merit.
June 5, 2014
Rumors have it that WWE has been signing some of the best international talent to their developmental program. Names like Kevin Steen, Prince Devitt and Kenta Kobayashi have surfaced as potential candidates to join the company later on this year. Unfortunately, though, WWE will not be bringing in Sarita, long considered one of the best international female performers in the business. She received a tryout with the company back in March but no contract has been offered.
June 4, 2014
While the possibility looked bleak initially, it appears that WWE is set to sign Kevin Steen to a developmental contract. Optimism for his signing was not very high after he received a tryout with the company. However, someone in the WWE front office has convinced management to give the former ROH champion a chance, despite his physical appearance not being up to the company's standards.
May 19, 2014
Earlier this year, the hot rumors were that Kenta Kobayashi was going to be signing with WWE after the Japanese star came to the United States and did a tryout for the company. The industry was a bit shocked recently when it was announced that Kobayashi was leaving Pro Wrestling NOAH, his longtime home. The belief is that he no longer wants to work the physically demanding style in Japan.
May 8, 2014
While a lot of fans in the United States are hoping that he ends up joining WWE, there are rumors floating around that Kenta Kobayashi could be signing with New Japan instead. A lot of speculation has arisen since his contract with Pro Wrestling NOAH expired earlier this week. Kobayashi did do a tryout for WWE earlier in the year.
May 1, 2014
Back in January, a buzz was created when it appears that Kenta Kobayashi was going to be signing with WWE since he worked a tryout for the company. However, the company never gave him a contract, and he Kobayashi returned to Japan. Pro Wrestling NOAH has just announced, however, that their longtime star is leaving the promotion, which has started rumors about Kobayashi finally joining WWE.
April 30, 2014
Tom Latimer recently had a tryout match with TNA, and he feels confident enough to believe that he is going to be receiving a developmental contract with the company. This bit of news is made especially interesting because he is married to Ashley Flair, the daughter of the legendary Ric Flair and a developmental wrestler in WWE NXT.
April 25, 2014
"I had met Jim Ross and Jerry Brisco before I was even in college and they always told me to get your degree first and then we'll give you a shot if you want to come try your hand with the WWE. I graduated in May 2006, flew out to Atlanta for a week to tryout, and by July 2006 I was signed and training in Atlanta. I took a little bit different path than most WWE superstars have taken. I'm one of the few superstars who have gone through all three of the developmental camps." - Jack Swagger reveals his path to the WWE developmental program
April 21, 2014
It has been a couple of weeks now since Kevin Steen was rumored to have done a tryout with WWE, and very little news have surfaced since then in regards to the situation. The belief is that the company will not be signing Steen at the moment. He seems to be doing just fine, however, as Steen continues to consistently be booked by ROH and the independent wrestling circuit.
April 18, 2014
"I never really wanted to go to WWE. The tryout there was awesome. It was really fun and I can't say enough good things and I learned a lot, but I told a few of the guys during the initial tryout with Eddie that this was not for me just because moving down to Orlando is not what I wanted to do and wrestling is not the only thing I want to do with my life. To give up everything and just live in that world is not my idea of a great life or a perfect life. TNA offered me to be able to wrestle with some of the best wrestlers in the world, I could be on television, I could go and entertain crowds but I could still come home and be Wes. I could be Davey, then I could be Wes. It was just better for me and I couldn't be happier in TNA it's been great." - Davey Richards on choosing TNA over WWE
April 14, 2014
Earlier this year, Shanna was given a tryout by TNA and many were under the belief that the independent wrestler was going to be signed by the company. While that has yet to happen, Shanna has let everyone know that she is still interested in showing up on Impact Wrestling some day. Dixie Carter has been signing several performers over the last few months.
March 16, 2014
Over the last couple of months, Joey Ryan has grown increasingly vocal about his tryout and dealings with WWE. While he does harbor some resentment towards Bill DeMott, he showed gratitude and respect towards William Regal, who asked him to move to Florida and work as a trainer in the developmental system for the company.
March 5, 2014
Earlier this year, it was reported that Kevin Steen, the longtime ROH star, would be doing a tryout for WWE, and it has now been confirmed that he will be doing so at the WWE Performance Center from March 24 to March 26. Several other independent wrestling stars are scheduled to be doing tryouts that week as well.
February 28, 2014
Despite having a lot of charisma, Joey Ryan was not signed to a developmental contract by WWE after his tryout match against Great Khali last year. He has now revealed that management informed him that they were not picking him up because he had recently left TNA. It was too soon for them to bring him on board, despite the fact that he would not be on Monday Night Raw or Smackdown for a while.
February 20, 2014
It has been a couple of weeks now since he was at the WWE Performance center, and it looks like a developmental contract will not be offered to Kenta Kobayashi. When he returned to Japan and downplayed the tryout, many were under the impression that the company was not interested in bringing the international star on board.
February 19, 2014
While everyone in the company is fully aware of his reputation as a performer on the independent wrestling circuit, WWE is said to be very curious as to what type of shape Kevin Steen will show up in for his tryout with the company. The belief is that if he does not show up in the best shape of his life, then management will more than likely pass on a contract.
February 15, 2014
Long viewed as one of the more talented performers on the independent wrestling circuit, it now appears that Kevin Steen will be getting his chance at a WWE contract. The former ROH heavyweight champion has been invited to do a tryout for the company. If all goes well, then he will join the developmental program.
February 13, 2014
While most fans have probably never even heard of him, Bobby Fulton did get a brief stint in WWE. It was during the summer of 1997 when he was given tryout matches against Tommy Rogers, whom he teamed with as the Fantastics. He stated that Jim Cornette used them to convince Vince McMahon to start a light heavyweight division.
February 8, 2014
In a rather interesting move, Tajiri turned heel during a Wrestle-1 event this week. The decision is noteworthy because he is still scheduled to team up with the Great Muta as a baby face team during Bound For Glory 2014 in a match against James Storm and Seiya Sanada. No word yet on how TNA will handle the situation, but it could just be avoided since most American fans are not regular viewers of Japanese wrestling.
October 9, 2014
While the entire card is far from being finalized, TNA has revealed two matches that will definitely be taking place at the pay per view. In the first match, Samoa Joe, Low Ki and former WCW star Kaz Hayashi will be battling in a triple threat match for the X Division Championship. Seiya Sanada will be teaming with his new on screen mentor James Storm to take on his real life mentor Great Muta and Tajiri.
September 27, 2014
A video of James Storm, where the former TNA World Heavyweight Champion has repackaged Seiya Sanada. Storm promises a revolution, which means that he is bringing a new stable to Impact Wrestling.
August 16, 2014
"Heard Petey Williams retired last night. Such a great talent. Always enjoyed his work and working with him." - James Storm speaks on the surprising retirement of former TNA star Petey Williams
July 6, 2014
The decision to invite members of the Dallas Cowboys to Slammiversary 2014 proved to be quite an effective marketing move, as TNA was able to garner some mainstream media coverage from George Selvie being involved in a segment with James Storm and Mr Anderson. Among those that covered the incident were Dallas Morning News, TMZ, Fox Sports, CBS and a variety of local affiliates.
June 16, 2014
During a recent blog post, Jim Ross was asked what WWE needed to do in order to fix their product. The legendary commentator said that they simply needed to put on a better show and utilize their talents better. He praised Dolph Ziggler as a performer who needed to be push. Then, without solicitation, he praised James Storm and Bobby Roode of TNA.
May 19, 2014
In approximately two years, TNA has reduced the amount of contracted performers by nearly half, going from 60 to 33 during that stretch of time. Dixie Carter and company have been forced to allow performers to leave whenever their contracts expire because they need to become fiscally responsible if they wish to remain in business. Rumor has it that only Kurt Angle, Jeff Hardy, Bully Ray, Samoa Joe, Abyss, James Storm, Bobby Roode and Mr Anderson have big salaries.
May 15, 2014
Earlier this week, news came out that Kurt Angle had been added as a last minute addition to the live events that TNA is holding this upcoming weekend. Word has now come out that the former world heavyweight champion will be teaming up with MVP to take on Ethan Carter and Brutus Magnus. Angle is replacing James Storm and Gunner, who are doing a show in England.
May 2, 2014
Since James Storm and Gunner are heading over to England this weekend to work a big anniversary show over there, Kurt Angle has been added to the TNA live events this upcoming weekend in Wisconsin. The move is designed to help with ticket sales, as Storm is one of the more popular performers on the tour. No word yet on who Angle will be wrestling on these shows.
May 1, 2014
TNA will be doing a couple of live events in Wisconsin this upcoming weekend, but James Storm and Gunner, both of whom are featured regularly on these tours, are not going to be available. The former TNA World Tag Team Champions are heading to England instead to work a big anniversary show for Plymouth Wrestling Alliance.
May 1, 2014
In a bloody I Quit match at TNA Sacrifice 2014, Gunner was able to force James Storm into calling off the match by breaking off a big shard of glass and threatening to jam it into the head of his former tag team partner. A very bloody Gunner refused to quit, even though he took quite the beating.
April 27, 2014
A video from Impact Wrestling of James Storm and Bobby Roode reforming Beer Money in a tag team match against Gunner and Bully Ray. TNA has been toying around with the idea of having Storm and Roode permanently joining forces again.
April 26, 2014
While they both have now established themselves as singles stars, there are talks backstage in TNA of doing a Beer Money reunion. The hope would be that James Storm and Bobby Roode can remain relevant while carrying the tag team division once again. It would help fill the void that is being left by the potential departures of Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian.
April 24, 2014
With so many of their performer contracts expiring this year, TNA officials have been busy with negotiations and signings. The latest person to put pen to paper is Gunner, a rising star in the promotion. With the deal, he is expected to remain with the company for a couple of years, and he is also expected to continue on his push since splitting with James Storm.
April 16, 2014
While the company has recently suffered the loss of AJ Styles and Chris Sabin, it appears that TNA has been able to retain one of their longtime stars. James Storm has signed a new multiple year deal to stick around. The former world heavyweight champion is expected to be given a nice push after he finishes up his program with Gunner.
April 13, 2014
Independent wrestling shows are usually done on the weekends, but a promotion in Tennessee has decided to do a rare one on a Wednesday. James Storm has been booked to be the headliner, and he will be going up against former TNA star Chase Stevens. Crimson, another former TNA star, is also working the event as well, but his opponent has not been revealed yet.
March 26, 2014
Internally, TNA is hoping that they can build up Gunner over the next several months, so that he can become a title challenger for Brutus Magnus and the world heavyweight championship. His program with James Storm and fantastic match at TNA Lockdown 2014 helped increase his credibility in the eyes of the fans. Management will be doing more of that as well.
March 15, 2014
At TNA Lockdown 2014, James Storm and Gunner put on a tremendous show inside of the steel cage. While they were both praised backstage for the match itself, both are receiving individual praises as well. James Storm is being lauded for making his opponent look like a million bucks, while Gunner is receiving words of encouragement because he is starting to look like a star.
March 11, 2014
In a crowd pleasing segment at TNA Lockdown 2014, Gunner was able to secure one of the biggest wins of his career by defeating James Storm in a Last Man Standing match after Storm was unable to get back up from a superplex through two steel chairs.
March 9, 2014
There are talks that James Storm will be having quite a bit role at Slammiversary, which was just recently announced to be taking place in Dallas. The feeling within TNA is that his southern gimmick would be quite the draw for fans in Texas. He is currently engaged in a program with Gunner, and that feud could be escalated into a top tier one by June.
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The island of Cyprus came under western rule in 1191 when Richard I of England conquered the territory from the Byzantines, its former rulers, in the course of the Third Crusade. It remianed in western hands until the sixteenth century when it was overtaken by the Ottomans in 1571. The period of most French textual production in Cyprus occurred from the 1190s until the 1470s, when the island was goverened by the Lusignan family, orignially from western France. The Lusignan family imposed many aspects of its western-grown culture upon the indigenous population, including the use of the French language for legal and literary texts, among them several historical narratives, romance histories, and chronicles.
After the fall of Jerusalem in 1291, Cyprus was the eastern-most outpost of western rulership, and as such served as an important point of interaction for other Latin colonies in the East. Many Latins who had lived in the Holy Land, and in Acre in particular, relocated to Cyprus following the Muslim victory. Among these were the Hospitallers, who brought their extensive cache of diplomatic documents with them, a collection which remains a strong witness to the use of French in both the Holy Land and in Cyprus. Furthermore, many writings which had originated elsewhere in the Outremer were then brought to Cyprus, where they were changed to fit the literary needs of Cypriot culture.
Examples of French writings are found not only among legal and literary texts, but also in such unexpected places such as funerary inscriptions found on stone tablets. A practical guide to falconry, the Livre dou Prince, was also composed in Cyprus.
• 'A New Manuscript of Leontios Makhairas's Chronicle of the 'Sweet Land of Cyprus': British Library, MS Harley 1825 and the Circulation of Manuscripts of Cypriot Interest in Stuart England', in Susan B. Edgington and Helen J. Nicholson, eds. Deeds Done Beyond the Sea. Essays on William of Tyre, Cyprus and the Military Orders presented to Peter Edbury. Burlington: Ashgate, 2014, 115-134.
• 'La "France de Chypre" de Louis de Mas Latrie', in Gilles Grivaud, ed. France de Chypre 1192-1474. Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes 43, 2013, 505-521.
• Grivaud, Gilles. Entrelacs Chiprois: Essai sur les Lettres et la vie intellectuelle dans le Royaume de Chypre, 1191-1570. Moufflon Publications: Nicosia 2009.
• Grivaud, Gilles. "Literature," in Cyprus: society and culture 1191-1374. Edited by Angel Nikolaou-Konnari and Christopher David Schabel. Leiden: Brill, 2005, 219-284.
• Edbury, Peter. The Kingdom of Cyprus and the Crusades, 1191-1374. Cambridge: Cambridge Universtiy Press, 1991.
• Richard, Jean. "Culture Franque et Culture Grecque: Le royaume de Chypre au XVeme siecle," in Croisades et Etats latins d'Orient. Aldershot: Variorum, 1992, study XVIII.
• Iorga, Nicolae. France de Chypre. Paris: Société l'édition "Les Belles Letters," 1966.
• Darrouzès, J. "Manuscrits Originaires de Chypre à la bibliothèque Nationale de Paris," Revue des Études Byzantines 8 (1950), 162-196.
Funeral inscriptions
• Imhaus, Brunehilde (dir.), Lacrimae Cypriae: Les Larmes de Chypre, 2 vols (Nicosia, 2004).
The following work is outdated, but can be accessed online so is included for orientation:
Tankerville Chamberlayne, W. Lacrimae Nicossienses.Recueil d'inscriptions funéraires, la plupart françaises, existant encore dans l'ile de Chypre, suivi d'un armorial Chypriote et d'une description topographique et archéologique de la ville de Nicosie. Paris, Imprimeries Réunies, 1894.
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Long Term. Probably been already talked about a million times though. These are visual fixes, mainly.
- Proper scale pack. I'm never gonna have 40 people on my bridge. I don't want my doors and rooms 60 feet wide.
- Ship/era accurate warp sounds and visuals. This should of been available from launch. I'm using the Galaxy class. I want to see the TNG warp drive. If I'm using the NX class, I want to see its blur warp drive, Etc.
- The intrepid engines having its up and down sound. You guys have the up sound already. It's one of the hull damage increase abilities...
- TOS ships just jump into warp, with the whoosh.
- BOP's and TOS ships shouldn't have nacelle glows...
- All warp drive visual types selectable on all ships. So people who love a certain one can use it on their ship.
- Show accurate engine flash. Still no ST game has done this.
- Retro TMP phasers. We have the TOS phasers, Where are the TMP ones?
- Selectable Saucer Section. And give it its antimatter spread.
- Phaser emitter charging. Bridge Commander is 11 years old and did this better than STO.
- The ships move when going to warp. Why is the ship stopping? How about a instant warp. No cut-scene option.
- Selectable era transporter. TNG, TMP, TOS, Etc.
- Fix the transporter visual. When we beam up, the beam shouldn't go up.
- Fix the AI seats. 2 years old. And the game still can't have the AI characters sit and bend their legs correctly...
- Muscles for characters. You pretty much got everything else, but that. I don't count the leg and arm thickness muscles.
- Player and crew voices. Its really stupid that no one talks. At least grunt when you get hit by grenades.
- Allow us to have all or at least one ship away team member with you in public areas. Taking the spot of your "pet".
- Promote our offers to captain. This is cannon. Spock served on the ENT at captain rank.
- More AI intelligence. EX: They comment on your players appearance (short, tall, male, female, species) during dialogue.
- Make a mission that lets us interact with the players Fed and Klingon character. EX: Joint mission. Where the ground team has two of you sides players.
- Seriously reduce the time Full impulse is disabled. Once all ships in the players fighting area are dead, turn it back on. Wailing just for alert to go away is really annoying.
- Remove or reduce it to 30 seconds, the cool down time for Saucer/MVAM separation. Split the weapons and shield strength between the parts, to nerf the player. This is war. This would be accurate anyway. I lose two phaser banks with the Drive Section.
- Add saucer separation to ships that had designs for it. Connie and Connie refit are examples.
- Give us the Picard Maneuver.
- The ability to stay in the Drive section. I don't like that I'm forced back together in my ship, when I warp or go into sector space. Only the Saucer section should be reset when you go to sector space. And none for MVAM. Since each part has warp engines.
- The ability to transport directly to locations, in public areas. Use the map as a targeting location for the transporter. This is one of the areas that should bend show accuracy, for convenience.
- Skip-able cut-scenes when you replay missions.
- Change the color circle markers on desert maps. I walked all the way to the end of the arena planets long desert area, before I saw the blip to help the sick AI was at the beginning. Thanks to the map being zoomed out. And the blips being the same color of the floor.
- Tractor toeing friends (at warp too). This would also help that mission with the invisible tractor beam...
- Why only one mission has that really useful route beam? I constantly get lost, because everything looks the same. Give us a penalty, if we use it a lot. It's not fun to run around for 40 minutes. Just because I can't find a crashed satellite part.
- Matching uniforms. New crew members should auto have my players uniform design. It's called uniform for a reason. Not waste energy credits.
- You fudge the NX and TOS Connie's to survive in battles. Fudge the shuttles. The shuttles are basically useless.
- Make the rear section of the runabout. And put all our BO's in the seats. The consoles need to be higher. The BO's legs go through them.
- Option to turn off the engine trails. That should be only for TMP ships.
- Fix the flying wall stuff on sector space. Its dumb my ships is flying forward, while its hitting a invisible wall.
- Make the auto pilot smarter. Its dumb when auto pilot does a U-Turn when all you have to do is a left turn from Vulcan to P'Jem
- We have a million phaser variants. But none of the older designs. Type I TOS/TNG phaser. Dustbuster TNG Phaser etc.
- Subtle animations. EX: Tall characters. Like the Gorn and Alien Species. make them look uncomfortable sitting in small seats. Bend their knees to fit under consoles.
- After a ground mission. Make the player dirty. It would make the captain's quarters useful in cleaning up.
- Why don't we have a show accurate Bajor wormhole interior. Seen in the "operation Gamma" Cutscene. Fix the in-game one.
- Friends should ALWAYS be in the same instance. And fix the issue with not being able to see all the instances till you switch.
- Make the Exploration Cruiser easier to turn. The ENT D didn't suck at turning. Go watch when the ENT D backed up and went to full impulse. The turn rate is accurate when the ship is in warp sector space.
- Fix the texture issue when you saucer separate. The model loses the registry, colors and markings. This is worse when you have a color shield on.
- When you die. The saucer should fade away. Not do the reintegration animation. With a fireball.
- Toggle option to turn off saucer separation smoke.
- Why is the registry on the saucer section changed to "Starfleet Saucer"? When I go into separation.
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A laminated drive shaft having integral universal provisions adjacent ends attached to driving and driven members joined by the shaft to transmit torque therebetween while permitting angular misalignment and displacement of these members.
1. A compliant composite drive shaft of a symmetrical lamination comprising:
a tubular length having bellows adjacent each end inwardly of connection means for the shaft to be used between driving and driven devices said tubular length and bellows having:
an inner layer of a first continuous filament reinforced tape, said inner layer including several of said tapes layed in alternating acute angles to the axis of the shaft;
an intermediate layer of a second continuous filament reinforced tape including at least one such tape layed along the longitudinal axis of the shaft about said inner layer; and
an outer layer of said first continuous filament reinforced tape, said outer layer including several of said tapes layed in alternating acute angles to the axis of the shaft, which acute angles are a repeat of that of said tapes of said inner layer providing integrated inner, intermediate and outer layers throughout the tubular length including the bellows adjacent each end that is symmetrical about the shaft axis such that said bellows provide an integrated universal for said shaft within the extremities and adjacent the ends of the drive shaft.
2. The drive shaft of claim 1 wherein said first tape is comprised of continuous fiberglass filaments each parallel to the longitudinal axis of the first tape and to each other within a resin matrix and said second tape is comprised of continuous kevlar filaments each parallel to the longitudinal axis of the second tape and to each other within a resin matrix.
3. The drive shaft of claim 1 wherein said first tape is comprised of continuous fiberglass filaments each parallel to the longitudinal axis of the first tape and to each other within a resin matrix and said second tape is comprised of continuous graphite filaments each parallel to the longitudinal axis of the second tape and to each other within a resin matrix.
4. A composite drive shaft having integral misalignment means, said drive shaft being a symmetrical lamination of a finite length tube with bellows areas within the extremities and adjacent the ends, said lamination comprising:
inner layers of continuous graphite filaments within a resin matrix providing a reinforced tape, said inner layers being at least two such tapes layed in alternating acute angles to the axis of the shaft from one end to the other between and beyond the spaced bellows areas;
an intermediate layer of continuous graphite filaments within a resin matrix providing another reinforced tape, said intermediate layer being at least one such tape layed along the longitudinal axis of the shaft about said inner layers from one end to the other between and beyond the spaced bellows areas; and
outer layers of continuous graphite filaments within a resin matrix providing a reinforced tape, said outer layers being at least two such tapes layed in alternating acute angles to the axis of said shaft which acute angles are a repeat of that of said inner layers integrating with said inner and intermediate layers from the ends of said shaft through the bellows areas providing symmetrical construction about the axis of said shaft in integration of a constant velocity universal adjacent but within each end of said shaft.
5. A composite drive shaft of a symmetrical lamination according to claim 1 wherein the alternating angles of the inner and outer layers are �45� from the axis of the shaft.
6. The composite drive shaft of a symmetrical lamination according to claim 4 wherein the alternating angles of the inner and outer layers are �45� from the axis of the shaft.
7. The composite drive shaft of claim 5 and further comprising flange means connected to each end of the shaft just beyond the bellows area for operative connection of the drive shaft.
8. The composite drive shaft of claim 5 and further comprising flange means connected to each end of the shaft just beyond the bellows area for operative connection of the drive shaft.
9. The composite drive shaft of claims 1, 4, 5 and 6 wherein the matrix material is a thermosetting resin.
10. The composite drive shaft of claims 1, 4, 5 and 6 wherein the matrix material is a thermoplastic resin.
11. A compliant composite construction for a drive shaft, said composite construction including:
a tubular section with bellows areas adjacent and within the length of said tubular section, said tubular section comprising a lamination of tapes, said tapes being a composite of continuous, unidirectional filaments parallely arranged within a matrix along the axis of the tapes, said lamination being a plurality of bias inner surface layers, an intermediate axial layer and a plurality of bias outer surface layers from end to end through and beyond each bellows area and
flange means attached to each end of the tubular section outwardly of the tubular section bellows area to be a connecting means for the drive shaft between a driving and driven means.
12. The structure of claim 11 wherein said bellows area is symmetrical about an axis of the drive shaft.
13. The structure of claim 11 wherein said tapes for said inner and outer surface layers consist of fiberglass filaments and said tapes of said intermediate axial layers consist of kevlar filaments.
14. The structure of claim 11 wherein said tapes for said inner and outer surface layers consist of fiberglass filaments and said tapes of said intermediate axial layers consist of graphite filaments.
During the course of a novelty search conducted in the Office of Patents and Trademark files, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,623,339; 3,678,707; 3,747,367; 3,753,625 and 3,745,411 were noted in the Examiner's files Class 64 subclass 11 B, plus one U.S. Pat. No. 3,232,076, in the search room files Class 403 subclass 50, all dealing with universals for drive shafts and the like that employed bellows type fittings for such.
In addition, in the Examiner's files Class 64 subclass 1 S, there were found U.S. Pat. No. 3,553,978 and two publications, "Advanced Fiber-Resin Composites", MACHINE DESIGN, Apr. 1, 1971, pp. 1-10, and "Boron and Carbon Fibre Drive Shafts", REINFORCED PLASTICS, February, 1975, p. 64, that show those skilled in the art have contemplated composite or laminated ply type construction for drive shafts, and in doing such, there is the expressed intent to provide such with end fittings that will allow the attachment of universals to the shaft. The well meaning intent is to allow such shafts to be used between known universal connections at the transmission and the driven member spaced therefrom to bring cost and weight savings without requiring extensive development and qualification of the critical universals. Fact of the matter is the intent was to provide a shaft that was stiffer than the metal shaft of today. Flexibility was not tolerated in the shaft length, but was to be provided by attachments thereto. As best summed up, these prior art attempts at composite shafting were to only provide, as stated by the objects of U.S. Pat. No. 3,553,978, column 1, lines 31 and 32, "a...shaft adapted to be mounted between universal joints..." and not to provide a shaft that itself in its own length had the universal's function.
This invention is therefore addressed to further improving the art in a hithertofore unobvious way so that the low cost and weight savings and strength improvements of composite technology may be further utilized in a drive train not only as a means to transmit torque but as a means to allow angular motion between elements of a drive train.
FIG. 1 is a broken plan view of a composite drive shaft according to this invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of a pultrusion (i.e., shaping by pulling through heated die means) fabricating process for the tubular form of the drive shaft of FIG. 1;
FIG. 2(a) is an enlarged end view of the tape used in the process of FIG. 2;
FIG. 3 is a graphical relationship of the specifications for the size and number of bellows required for proper universal response on various shafts;
FIG.4 is a mold for each end of the shaft tube formed as in FIG. 1 to provide desired bellows area, a two bellows form being shown, adjacent each end; and
FIG. 5 is a schematic illustration of a form of autoclave cure for the shaft as may be made with a thermosetting resin matrix.
With more particular reference now to FIG. 1, there is shown a composite drive shaft 10 having two ends 12 and 14 connected by a tube 16. End 12 is partially cross-sectioned so as to better show how the mating (connecting) fittings 18 and 20 are joined to ends 12 and 14 by means of rivets 22 through sleeves 24, ends 12 and 14, and annular flanges 26 and 28 of fittings 18 and 20.
Spaced inwardly of this end connection are bellows areas 30 and 32 for the respective ends 12 and 14. These bellows areas which provide the requisite flexibility for angular motion between drive train elements, may comprise one or more outward convolutions 34 and 36 or 38 and 40 with valleys 42 and 44 therebetween all equally contoured preferably so as to avoid stress concentration problems; i.e., a bellows surface curvature of gentle radius is sized to keep working stresses below fatique endurance limits.
This shaft is made of three distinct laminations of a filament reinforced organ matrix; e.g., epoxy of polyether sulfone, as will now be more particularly described starting with FIG. 2. A mandrel 46 is arranged adjacent a heated die 48 so as to have beam strength to support the rotational and axial motion in applying lamination plies thereto and pultrusion through the die to size the tube so formed. A plurality of tape reels such as shown (50, 52, 56 and 58) as required for the desired bias ply build-up for the laminate, are supported adjacent to the mandrel 46 prior to heated die 48. They are supported such that they are permitted to have rotational motion 60 and 61 in counterclockwise and clockwise orbit about 46 as the end 74 is pulled through the die 48. At the same time, this pultrusion unwinds tape 66 from reel 54 to form the intermediate lamination to be discussed next. The sequence of tape reels yields the desired laminate including a bias ply 62 with tape at a 45� angle to the mandrel axis and at a downstream station another bias ply 64 at an opposite 45� angle, for example, over the first bias ply.
As stated above, the pulling of the laminate through the heated die 48 not only forms the tube 76 but unwinds the underneath bias tapes 62, 64 and 76 and pulls the tape 66 off axially over the lamination of plies 62 and 64 to provide an axial layer thereover. Thereafter, in a similar fashion as with tapes 62 and 64, tapes 68 and 70 are wrapped as separate bias layers over the tubular axial layer of tape 66 to provide a wrapped tube 72 sized to the end 74 diameter by the pultrusion through die 48 in direction of arrow 76.
It should be noted that only for simplicity has the inner surface lamination of tapes 62, 64, the unidirectional intermediate lamination of tape 66 and outer surface lamination of tapes 68 and 70 been shown to comprise 2, 1 and 2 such reels. The actral number of reels required for each lamination can vary from this to any number as determined are needed to provide desired torsional qualitites and flexibilty requirements. Actually, in one model constructed so far for use as a 110 inch long truck drive shaft, it was found that 5 inch diameter tube required six (6) inner bias plies, three (3) at �45� to longitudinal axis and three (3) at -45�, sixteen (16) axial plies; i.e., reinforcements being parallel or 0� to longitudinal axis, and, six (6) outer bias plies again at �45� To longitudinal axis for a 0.0150 inch wall thickness as cured, to be discussed hereinafter. Such modeled construction used continuous graphite filaments 78 in a resin matrix 80 [see FIG. 2(a)]; i.e., a composite material consisting of 60% filaments and 40% matrix by volume. While an all graphite filament tape was used in the model, it is visualized that a hybrid laminate may be construed; i.e., bias plies using one type reinforcement, fiberglass, kevlar, and axial layers of another type reinforcement, kevlar or graphite, respectively. As one skilled in the art will recognize, the type of reinforcement and matrix will depend upon the design requirements for the shaft. It was found to meet the design requirements for a shaft that is to sustain an ultimate torque of 150,000 in./lbs. and permit an angular deflection of 6� at a maximum speed of 3,000 rpm. In this model, the laminate maximum shear stress was 25,000 psi and its maximum bending strain was 0.004 in./in.
FIG. 3 is a graphical representation of the results of a design study that determined the number of convolutions and size of this universal provisioning on a laminated shaft for the example cited. More particularly, the number of convolutions required to provide the needed flexibility are a function of the tube diameter and convolution height, h. Each point on this family of curves defines a satisfactory configuration as long as the diameter is equal to or greater than that required to minimize torsional vibrations (frequency cut-off). The sample configuration selected, which is a balanced design in terms of minimizing number of configurations, tube wall thickness and maximum diameter, is a 5 inch diameter tube with two (2) 1.5 inch high convolutions.
Getting back now to the shaft construction, the reader's attention is focused on FIG. 4 showing a headed mold 82 adapted to be fitted over the end 12 (or 14) of the tube 74, with an internal piston 84 for the forming of the convolutions by either hydraulic or pneumatic pressurization. The internal piston is configured from an expanding bladder 86 and end bulkheads 88 and 90 creating an internal pressure chamber 92. Pressure, which is introduced to the port 94, forms the heated tube into the convolutions in the mold 96 while the center piston 88 moves axially 98 to accomodate tube shortening during forming. During forming the tube wall thickness reduces in a uniform manner to accept the increased circumference at the convolutions. This method of forming utilizes the moldability of either thermoset or thermoplastic matrix systems.
It is to be noted that after forming sleeves 24 are placed over the ends and bonded in place. Then end fittings 18 and 20 are inserted in their ends and holes are drilled for the insertion and squeezing of the rivets to provide a primary load connection for the end flanges to couple the shaft between, for example, a slip yoke from a transmission output shaft and a drive pinion flange of a vehicle differential.
As an alternate approach using either a thermosetting or thermoplastic resin matrix, and the method by which the model was fabricated, a shaft is fabricated by laminating graphite prepeg tape onto a meltable salt mandrel, which includes the convolution shapes. The shaft is then put in a nylon bag 100 which is provided with vacuum ports 102 and 104 as shown in FIG. 5. This is placed in an autoclave 106 shown in phantom which is supplied with 85 psi air at 280� F. while drawing a vacuum in the bag 100 by exhausting air from tubes 102 and 104 leading thereinto under control of means 108 also controlling air inlet of compressor 110 supplying air to conduit 112 within heater coil 114 regulated by temperature control 116 per sensing unit 118 in autoclave 106. In this type of cure, uniform pressure is provided over the surface of the shaft. It should be noted that the salt mandrel will support the shaft walls under pressure during this cure process which lasts approximately eight (8) hours. After curing, the shaft is removed from the bag and postcured, preferably at 375� F. During this postcure, the salt mandrel will melt out and flow to a collection area for reuse.
Having now described an operative structure made by at least two methods for this invention, it is now desired to conclude these Letters Patent by appended claims for the invention as follows
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The Farmingdale Hawks had a successful opening to their 2010 season this past Sunday after six weeks of practice during a grueling summer. There are three teams of 5-6 year olds this year. The season kicked off in front of a nice crowd at Howitt Middle School. The White Hawks were led down the field on their first possession by Brandon Greco handing off the ball to Devon Wallick and Jerry Tagliavia. Their first touchdown was scored by Amier McCorvey behind the blocking of Thomas Palermo, Walter Balcaceres, Rick Franco, Dan Napolitano, and Michael Ippoliti. The "White" defense had great line play from Derick Angarita, James Zanelotti, Ty Droge, and Jovanni Gully. JoJo Burriesci, Joseph Bleck, Matthew Brandemarte and Thomas O'Neill made key tackles. Special thoughts go out to Nicky Napolitano who was injured in the second half of the game after playing a phenomenal first half of football. Get better soon Nicky!
Under the direction of coaches, Terry Errigo Vitale, James Keenan, and Nat Corrao, the Jaguars finished with an overall record of seven wins and five losses in the Wesco Woman's Fast pitch Softball League. Overall, they produced 107 runs and gave up 67.
After 45 minutes of football at Don Snyder Stadium Sunday, Sept. 19 the Dalers's Kevin Wahl scored a touchdown on a 65-yard run to give the team a 20-12 lead. In a tough battle against the East Meadow Jets, this eight point lead with 2:42 left in the game should have been enough to win the game, but what happen in the remaining time stunned the Dalers.
The 2010 PAL Flag Football season kicked off on Sunday, Sept. 12 at Woodward Parkway Field and Allen Park in Farmingdale. This year's Opening Day festivities were centered on fundraising for local resident and leukemia patient, Jake Amato. Hundreds of flag football parents and friends opened their hearts and extended charity in support of Jake and his family.
Amy Palmiero-Winters will be the featured speaker at the next open meeting of the Greater Long Island Running Club (GLIRC) on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium at Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library, 999 Old Country Road in Plainview.
Under the direction of coaches, Terry Errigo Vitale, James Keenan, and Nat Corrao, the Jaguars finished with an overall record of seven wins and five losses in the Wesco Woman's Fast pitch Softball League. Overall, they produced 107 runs and gave up 67.
Joe Morris, a 19-year-old Farmingdale speedster, steadily pulled away from defending Sands Point Sprint champion William Slattery of Garden City to score an eight second victory in the Sands Point Sprint for the Feinstein Institute on Saturday, Aug. 14. Morris's winning time was a race record of 17:14, breaking Jon Cuomo's race record set in 2007 of 17:21.
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Carpet, 14x13, short shag, beige, excellent condition, $90, 561-0567, 252-6796.
Pens hand made locally from real rifle shells 719-542-5937
Scooter, electric, Ezip 750, like new, top speed 10 mph, range 12 miles, $200. Text ONLY, 719-214-8503.
Christmas tree, 5 feet, pre-lit, pre-decorated, LOVELY! $25, 564-2889
Bathroom vanities, new, 30, 36, 48. Half price. 240-4065.
Aluminum windows, 3, sliding panel, 30x30. Treadmill. Rowing machine. Store displays, rounders, glass shelving, gondola/slats. Serious inquiries only, 719-320-5991.
Home Furnishings (13)
Rugs, Royal Palace. NEW. Scalloped edges, 5x7 and 9x12. Matching, 719-924-3453.
Office wall unit, like new, paid over $2,000, sell $1,200 or best offer. 719-289-8194.
Computer desk and chair, good condition, $75. 547-3975.
Area rug, 9x11, $200 paid $650. Dining table with 8 chairs and bench, all wood and leather, 86x42 plus (2) 18 leaves, $OLD. All like new, 252-0655
Recliners (2), grey, $150 each. Heavy Duty end tables (2), $100 each. Lamps (2), $50 each. All in excellent condition. 719-569-1106
Recliner, La-Z- Boy, brand new, tan leather, $400. Call after 3p.m., 547-3373.
Mattress and box spring, king size, very good condition, $400. 547-3373, after 3p.m.
Moving Sale! Gun cabinet, oak finish, glass front. Kitchen dinette set, 5 piece. Dining room set, oak, 5 pieces. 719-564-9099
Couch and chair, matching, good condition, $100. Salida, 719-539-2004.
Coffee table, 48 round, beautiful, must see, $65, 561-1486
Brass bed, queen size with Beautyrest mattress and box- spring, $500. Lane cedar chest, $75. 948-3144
Drum table, octagon, 24 inch, walnut finish, great storage. Good condition, $20. 564-2889
Bunkbed over desk set, queen size. Black metal frame, almost new. Desk has CD rack and shelves, $450. 719-251-9705
Electronics (1)
TV, 27 RCA console, excellent condition, $150. 778-9941.
Musical Instruments (2)
Saxophone, new Bundy tenor, with case, $800. Call 719-680-9717 or 719-250-1265.
Piano, upright with bench, good condition, $200. Salida, 719-539-2004.
Sporting Goods (4)
I buy old old cowboy boots and hats. 719-671-9232.
Rifle, Remington .270 BLD synthetic stock. Stainless barrel, muzzle brake, detachable metal clip, 3x9 scope, low recoil, $650 FIRM. Call 647-9304
Shotgun, Franchi, 20 gauge. Model 48AL20 Black Magic, $595. 719-214-6951
Gun cabinet, cherrywood, good condition, $450. Salida, 719-539-2004.
Lawn & Garden (1)
Garden boxes, wooden, 8Dx30Wx46L, $7 each. 719-281-9792.
Pets, Supplies (8)
Great Pyrenees pups, 8 weeks, 1st shots, cute, 719-980-5038.
Best Dog Trainer 2014 by Best of Pueblo southerncoloradokennelclub.org 485-3011, 715 N. Grand
Forever Home Needed for Companion Dogs Panzer German Shepard/Lab Mix Male - 8 years Very eager to please. Indoor/outdoor, all shots. Great shape. Must have fenced yard. Josie Female, lab mix, 9 years. Excellent condition. Loves attention. Great with kids and people. Applications and information, Cheryl - 250-4557
German Shepherd puppies, AKC, $600. 719-429-2379
Adorable Puppies For Sale Golden Retriever, Basset Hound, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Miniature Schnauzer, Bichon, Lhasa Apso, many mixed breeds. Pet Paradise 564-6191 1115 Pueblo Blvd. Way
Chorkies, Designer Puppies. 2 males, 2 females, 6 weeks. Dew claws and 1st shots. 719-250-2084
Kitten, 6 months, black, shots, neutered male, $10. 545-7442.
Manx cats and kittens, $100. 719-523-6441
Wanted To Buy/Swap (2)
NOW BUYING: Entire estates, accumulations, garage/house fulls,. $500 to $100k. 20 plus years of experience with refrences. Serving all of Southern Colorado. Call Glen, 248-1150. bullseyebuyestates.com
Cash Paid For Diabetic Test Strips. Frank, 719-651-9309
Farm & Ranch (2)
Implements/Equipment (1)
Trailer, Ledwell, 2002. 30 long, 12 ton gooseneck equipment trailer. Very good condition, new paint, $8,500. 409-550-0645, Pueblo.
Feed/Pasture (1)
Hay, minimum 100 bales, $8 each. Over 200 bales, $7 each. Vance, 719-499-3997.
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Office Space (2)
Office Space: New Thatcher Building has great offices available. Come see the #1 professional building in town. Call for 100 year old Thatcher Building Birthday Prices! Gino Carleo, Broker, Sound Venture Realty, Inc. 542-1991
NEW NORTH MAIN (formerly Wachovia) 8th & Main. Custom office suites available. Numerous sizes and floor plans. 225-8410
Retail Space (2)
FOR LEASE Commercial warehouse, 4,500 sq. ft., downtown. Gino Carleo 542-1991 Sound Venture Realty
SCHOOL FOR LEASE A site that is in the right location. Parking, classrooms, lunchroom. Turnkey. Ready to open. 10,000 sq. ft. will fit all your needs. Dont miss this one! Gino Carleo 719-542-1991 Sound Venture Realty Monday-Friday, 8-5.
Wanted: Room/Roommates (1)
Wanted female housemate. Private bed and bath. Share garage. $385/month includes everything! 719-821-9403
Apartments (7)
1-2 beds 2026/2032 Carlee Dr. WINTER MOVE IN SPECIAL Ideal Mgmt. 719-566-1010
Save $50 per month. 1 & 2 beds, southside, good background, 1/2 deposit. 564-9420.
Move In Special! 1/2 OFF ONE MONTHS RENT 2, 3, 4 bedroom townhomes Great Northside location Call today 719-545-0471
1 Bedrooms Only Rent Special. Clean, quiet, no smoking or pets. Water/ heat/ trash paid. 564-0978
2/2 - West Hill Condos MOVE IN SPECIAL Ideal Mgmt. 719-566-1010
Sleeping rooms, shared kitchen and bathrooms, background check, lease and rental history required, from $275 per month. 778-9174
2 bed: $510 303-669-1241 984 E. Saxony Pueblo West
Duplexes/ Fourplex (1)
2 bedroom, no pets. Water, trash paid, $450/$300. 542-8856 or 250-2152
Homes for Rent (7)
COMPLETE RENTAL MANAGEMENT 719-553-5860 completerentalmgmt.com
Lease to Purchase Homes 3 bed, 2 bath. Rent to own. Low down, easy qualifying. 3 locations in Pueblo. 719-564-1352 719-948-3857
Nice 2 bedroom, garage, $600. No pets. 2542 Acero, 564-7182.
NICE 3 bedroom, no pets. 101 Kenwood, $725, 564-7182.
For Rent or Rent to Own. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage, clean, great neighborhood, $1,175 monthly. 719-659-1147
1 bedroom, Blende area, very nice home. 719-250-7346
Condo- 319 W. 20th, near Parkview. Nice 2 bed, 1 bath. Heat, water, trash included. Parking/ Laundry. $650 month. No pets. 485-2242
Services (46)
Appliance Repair (3)
MIKES APPLIANCE Sales, Parts, Repairs Reliable Service Small Town Prices! 359 E. Enterprise Dr. Unit 12 Pueblo West 719-924-7189
APPLIANCE SOUTH CO Repair and sell used appliances. We buy broken appliances. Free pick up! We are the most economical in Pueblo! Pueblo Trading Post 1153 S. Prairie Ave. 719-334-4718
All Vacuum Cleaner and Shampoo Repairs! Call Mr. Vacuum.........544-6400
Auto Service (9)
CAS ♦ FOR CARS! 544-0103 We buy cars and trucks. Must have titles. Will tow. AFFORDABLE USED PARTS
Serving Pueblo, Pueblo West and Surrounding Areas Since 1994 Dependable, Honest Automotive Service Center Winterize Today Oil Changes Brakes Alignments Tune-ups Timing Belts Check Engine Lights 544-4781 601 South Santa Fe Avenue
Winter is coming soon! Have your Heater Core checked out before the freeze hits! Fetty's Automotive & Towing A new technician has joined our team with 27 years experience in Heating & Cooling Systems. Specializing in: *Heater Issue-Heater Core-Diagnosis, Heater Blower, Heater Hoses, Thermostats, Temp Sensors *Air Conditioner-Leak Detection, Compressor, Hi/Low Hoses *Radiator Replacment, Coolant Flushes, Water Pump Fetty's also offers general automotive repair (specializing in diesels), towing, wenching, private calls, recovery, and insurance calls. Give us a call for a free quote (diagnostic check is free if Fetty's does the repairs). 719-542-0314.
MIKES TOP SPOT TIRES New and Used Tires and Repair OPEN Monday-Friday, 9:15-5:15 Saturday, 9:15-3:00
REGISTERED STATE TIRE DISPOSAL BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO TAKE A LEAK! 2011 E. 4th, Pueblo 719-544-1501
Buying Cars. Cash Paid. Top prices. Free Tow. No title OK. 719-553-8028
DIODOSIO MOTOR CO. David Martinez Factory trained Pontiac, Suzuki, Isuzu, all GM brands. Trusted domestic and import repair, service and maintenance. 25 Years Experience 112 W. 13th 545-0444
MOUNTAINSIDE MOTORS AUTO REPAIR! Your local auto repair specialists. Oil changes, tune-ups, engine work, timing belts, water pumps brakes, steering, check engine lights, fleet services, suspension, electrical diagnostics and more. ALWAYS FREE Estimates ASE Master Certified Technicians. 4055 Club Manor Dr. Suite 110 Jesse, 719-369-5512
Rockys Tires Thatcher & Pear Best prices in town. Quality Used Tires 50% to 95% tread Open 7 days per week. 719-334-4718
I COME TO YOU! Mobile automotive repair. Diagnostics, Bid and Repair ON SITE! All makes and models. Call AUTOMOTIVE SOLUTIONS 719-547-4466.
Bakery (1)
SWEET GREEK PASTRIES and BREAD REBATES?!! Weve been getting Pueblo thousands of dollars of Black Hills Rebate Money LED LIGHTING SPECIAL Other Efficiency Rebates Call 24/7 719-546-0442
Colorado Creative Countertops Your LOCAL Countertop Shop Over 20 years of fabrication experience. We can handle any job from residential to commercial. Quality Work Fast Service Reasonable Prices Built Here locally We carry all brands of laminate, and solid surface brands LG Corian Samsung ALSO Granite Quartz Top Call 719-543-1205 Look us up at
Decks & Patios (3)
PROFESSIONALLY BUILT FENCES & DECKS CHAIN LINK- PICKET-RAIL CEDAR- VINYL WOOD- COMPOSITE Free Estimates 250-5155 25 Years Experience Licensed & Insured Credit Cards Accepted 1095 E. Holiday Dr. Pueblo West
NO job too BIG or too SMALL we do it ALL! Tim Vinci: 369-1424
Drywall, Texture (3)
Drywall Perfection MatchPatchTexture 947-5727
Nardini Drywall & Painting Quality Work. Reasonable Rates. 560-1433
ULTIMATE HANDYMAN Ultimate in Drywall Repairs Texture match/paint match. Interior/exterior painting. FREE ESTIMATES 719-778-8651
Electric Contractors (1)
Morton Electric Inc. For All Your Electrical Needs 719-289-8788
Firewood/ Fuel (1)
Elm/Cottonwod mix, $125/cord. Hardwood mix, $150. Pine, $150. Delivery available. 250-2528. 1/30/2014 10/31/2014 8 193 Kitchen, Bath, Flooring, Electric, Dry Wall, Paint, Plumbing-Call first for your best price, 719-406-3724
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ULTIMATE HANDYMAN Drywall repairs, texture and paint match interior/exterior paint. Complete Remodeling Inside and Out. Tile, roofing, sprinkler repair and install. Lanscaping, tree and bush removal. Plumbing repairs. FREE ESTIMATESicensed. Customized care to accomodate your needs. Our agency is dedicated to keeping people independent and in their own homes. Extremely competitive private pay rates. Insured and bonded. Call PRIMARY HOME CARE for information 719-252-7620
Residential, Repair and Remodel Hire a handyman No job too small, FROM fencing to plumbing, specializing in kitchen/ bathroom remodels. Tile installations. Over 30 years experience. Credit Cards Accepted Call Frank-719-334-4861
No job too small! Kitchens and baths, tenant finish. 543-7470.
Insulation (1)
Foam Insulation 4 U, LLC Dustin Uhland 719-688-3359
Miscellaneous Services (9)
Shopping, Errands, Yardwork, Cleaning, Painting and More Senior Discounts! 719-431-1065
DOORS Custom Hand Carved Doors-Panels-Signs, ect. Glyphics Studio Pueblo, CO 303-909-2031
SONOS KEAM Audio & Home Systems, llc Give the gift of music for the holidays! SONOS Authorized Dealer 719-248-8299 call or text
DJ SERVICE for any Celebration, Social, or Event. Call Richard 566-1030
Don't know what to get that special someone for the Holidays this year? How about the gift of being healthy? Help yourself or that someone lose inches, tone cellulite or just get healthy for the New Year!!! This Non - Invasive light treatment is relaxing as going to the spa. Plus it's FDA approved and really works. Find us
or call today for your free consultation to 719-423-4170 Others don't measure up. Mention this ad an receive 10% off a package of 9 or more. Locally owned by Edward Baros.
Santas helpers, let us hang your lights. Call James 719-778-1755
A NEW YOU * Skincare cutting edge technology, 671-8890 visit us on Facebook!
Nathan Solano Prints available for Christmas For Home or Office Western/Native American Landscape/Sports Priced from $15 to $85 To view more prints call for appt. 719 671-3632
Order Your Holiday Tamales Now! $18 a dozen. Cinfully Delicious Catering 719-821-1482
Landscaping (2)
A-Mazing Landscaping Snow Removal, 10% Off Everything Landscaping Year Round Maintenance 719-696-1995
Lawn/ Yard Service (3)
Lewis Mowing Company Weekly Mowing Fall Cleanups Snow Removal Great Rates! Get on the list NOW! Curtis 569-1725
Pueblo Lawn Cop HRetired Police OfficerH Fall Cleanups Fertilization Aeration Holiday Lighting Licensed and Insured Competitive rates. 10+ years Experience. WWP-CO.com Call 24/7: 719-859-1148
MILLER Mowing Mitigation and More Mowing and Trimming Fall Clean Up Snow Removal Bush and Tree Trimming AND MORE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES 719-924-7142
Roofing (2)
ALL AMERICAN ROOFING & EXTERIORS Roofing Specialists LICENSED/ INSURED Free estimates 719-252-5308
Mobile Homes with Metal Roofs, new snow roof to keep you dry! $300 including materials! 719-778-1755
Snow Removal for Commercial Lots. Free Estimates 719-569-7681
Sprinkling Systems (1)
SO CO SPRINKLER & FENCE New Systems - Repairs - Winterize. Licensed and Insured since 1986. 545-6122
Stucco/ Siding (1)
Vigil Stucco Remodels, refinish, new construction, garages and fences. Licensed and Insured. 31 years experience. Ed Vigil, 719-240-2486.
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Essential Sailing Appsby Lindsey Silken, Posted June 26, 2012
While your smartphone or tablet will never take the place of your other onboard electronics, it never hurts to have a backup. Loading up with a bunch of apps to help you get from point A to point B can also be a lot of fun, whether you're underway or planning your next cruise from the comfort of your office or living room. Here are a few we'd recommend.
Cup Watch: Hydrofoils Flying With Easeby Lisa Gabrielson, Posted June 26, 2012
Oracle Team USA practiced on AC45s last week, screaming through the water-and the air--on hydrofoils. The training session in San Francisco gave team members practice on the L-shaped dagger boards.
Tidal Currents: Know The Tacticsby Tom Cunliffe, Posted June 11, 2012
North America is as big as its waters are varied. Some sailors inhabit a tideless world where 0400 departures to catch the south-going stream through Hell Gate are as foreign as flying to the moon.
The Mysterious Mariner Up Close and Personalby Lindsey Silken, Posted June 1, 2012
As part of our SAILfeed get-to-know-the-bloggers series, I decided to chat next with The Mariner. SAILfeed.com is our blogging site made up of some of the industry's most interesting sailors. They regularly contribute their thoughts and opinions on sailing news, their adventures at sea and boat repair.
Beat the Barnaclesby Peter Nielsen, Posted May 16, 2012
Do you antifoul your propeller? Looking around the yard where we keep our project boat, Ostara, the consensus seemed to be "no". Most propellers showed the telltale signs of barnacle infestation, as indeed did our three-bladed Gori folding prop.


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I believe that if children are to enjoy their right to an education they must be taught by teachers who are properly trained and supported. There is a pressing need to consider how best to train teachers - both new teachers and up-skilling the large numbers of currently unqualified and under-qualified teachers through in-service training.
While 68,000 people die of AIDS-related illnesses here every year, HIV/AIDS no longer needs to be a death sentence. I am in Malawi to see how the Department for International Development's support is making an impact on the ground and reviewing how British development aid can be made even more effective.
As the dusk approaches we stop for a sundowner and then join the rest of the guests for a bush barbecue under the stars. Next morning, it's an early start to go out on foot for a game walk. Now, you might think this is slightly risky, but we do have an armed guard and only potential danger is a few distant elephants.
Whilst staying with former Strathclyde student Thomesena O'Byrne at Open Arms Infant Home in Maldeco, Malawi, we were introduced to a wonderful man by the name of Viktor Nyanyaliwa. He moved to the Lakeshore area with his wife the matron of the Infant home a few years ago and has since established a small school.