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Tim is the owner and editor in chief of Pirates Prospects. He started the site in January 2009, and turned it into his full time job during the 2011 season. Prior to starting Pirates Prospects, Tim worked with AccuScore.com, providing MLB, NHL, and NFL coverage to various national media outlets, including ESPN Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Sports, and the Wall Street Journal. He also writes the annual Prospect Guide, which is sold through the site. Tim lives in Bradenton, where he provides live coverage all year of Spring Training, mini camp, instructs, the Bradenton Marauders, and the GCL Pirates.
Actually, I find one of the major mistakes employed by those using RE tables is the assumption that the situation at hand involves "average" players on a team that is scoring an "average" number of runs. In the RE explanation you provide, this is what is written:
There are a few major points to keep in mind:
Game state matrices (runs or winning) are derived empirically from multiple seasons of data.All players and teams are assumed to be average. According to the matrix, at 0-0, nobody out and nobody on, the worst team in the game will have a 50% chance of beating the best team.This provides a baseline with which players and teams can be evaluated. Outperforming the game state means a team is above average, underperforming means the opposite.The transition between game states can yield average run and out values of any given event (linear weights). This is, strictly speaking, a link of a Markov chain.Personally, I don't know how anyone can conclude that, at this particular point in time, the '12 version of the Pirates are "average" in the run scoring department. I wholly reject the idea that a RE chart has any application to this particular team. Further, as identified above, the chart is not meant to be a predictive tool. It anticipates that there will be teams that don't perform in conformance with the chart. While it may be interesting to have a baseline to measure teams' performances against one another, it is a misapplication of the table to use it to conclude that Hurdle cost the Pirates runs.


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Apple releases Pro Applications, Canon Printer Drivers updates
Apple has released two new updates. The first is Pro Applications Update 2010-01. The update is a revision to Final Cut Studio (2009). It includes Final Cut Pro 7.0.2, Motion 4.0.2, Color 1.5.2, Compressor 3.5.2, Apple Qmaster 3.5.2 and Cinema Tools 4.5.1. Apple says the software improves overall st...
Pro Applications Update 2008-02
Apple just released an update to their Pro Application support for Mac OS X. According to Apple, this update "improves reliability for Apple's professional applications." This update is recommended to all users of Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Server and Logic Studio. Final Cut Pro 6.0.4 and Compresso...
Plugin Manager update 1.7.3
Today, Apple released Plugin Manager version 1.7.3 for Apple's Pro applications. In regular Apple wordiness, here's what the update says: This update improves reliability for Apple's professional applications and is recommended for all users of Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Express, Aperture, Logic S...
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Cities in Conflict: Theory and Practice, Fall 2003
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This course's aims are two-fold: 1) to offer students the theoretical and practical tools to understand how and why cities become torn by ethnic, religious, racial, nationalist, and/or other forms of identity that end up leading to conflict, violence, inequality, and social injustice; and 2) to use this knowledge and insight in the search for solutions. As preparation, students will be required to become familiar with social and political theories of the city and the nation and their relationship to each other. They also will focus on the ways that racial, ethnic, religious, nationalist or other identities grow and manifest themselves in cities or other territorial levels of determination (including the regional or transnational). In the search for remedies, students will be encouraged to consider a variety of policymaking or design points of entry, ranging from the political- institutional (e.g. forms of democratic participation and citizenship) to spatial, infrastructural, and technological interventions. (less)
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Hidden away in the Cornish countryside, yet only three and a half miles from Widemouth Bay, our simple camping field has large pitches, each with its own firepit for real campfires and barbecues. The pitches are well spaced to give you freedom and privacy.
The toilet, shower and wash basin are sited in the farmyard about 20m away, and there's a drinking water tap in the camping field. We can guarantee you no noisy bars, evening 'entertainment' or computer suite: this is proper camping. Logs, kindling and postcards are available to buy at all times, with an honesty box for payment. Hand thrown pottery is also made on the farm - come and have a browse!
In separate fields spread around the farm there are three other camping options. Each have their own compost toilet, gas-powered shower, firepit and recycling facilities. The exclusive pitch is a half-acre field of your own for up to eight people; the great meadow yurt is hidden down by the wood and sleeps two adults and two children and comes with a kitchen hut with hob and grill; while the great orchard tipi sleeps either four adults, or two adults and three children. The tipi also has its own kitchen hut with hob and grill. All guests may use the fridges provided in our farmyard area.
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Beaches, coastal path, surf hire and lessons: 3.5 miles
Bude canal, with walks and cafés and bike hire aplenty: 4.5 miles (access to canal walks also at Marhamchurch: 2 miles)
Bude town: 5 miles
Launceston town: 9 miles
Water quality at nearby bathing waters
Distance | Type | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | |
Widemouth Sand North Cornwall, Cornwall |
3.3m | Sea | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
Bude Summerleaze North Cornwall, Cornwall |
4.6m | Sea | Excellent | Excellent | Poor | Excellent |
Bude Crooklets North Cornwall, Cornwall |
4.9m | Sea | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Excellent |
Bude Sandy Mouth North Cornwall, Cornwall |
6.5m | Sea | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Excellent |
Crackington Haven North Cornwall, Cornwall |
6.9m | Sea | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
Must see
- Tintagel Castle (14.2 miles)
- RHS Garden Rosemoor (19.0 miles)
- Rock Beach (24.9 miles)
National Trust
- Lawrence House (11.1 miles)
- Tintagel Old Post Office (14.1 miles)
Cycle routes
Find local routes on the National Cycle Network - over 12,000 miles of cycling routes.
- Marhamchurch - Bude - Canal Heritage (2.8 miles)
- Marhamchurch - Widemouth Nature Ramble (2.8 miles)
- Poundstock, Dizzard and Millook (2.9 miles)
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Parent & baby washroom
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Shower available
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Charging facilities
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Gas cylinders available
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Renewable energy
Touring and motorhomes
Hard standings
Campfires allowed
Commercial vehicles allowed
Dogs allowed
Gay friendly
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Walkers' paradise
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Groups welcome
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Single-sex groups welcome
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Tiny (1-10 pitches)
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Ordnance Survey maps (GB and Northern Ireland only) are available at lower levels via the drop-down menu.
Nearest transport
- Coach stations
Bude: Strand Coach Stop — 4.3mi
Launceston: Westgate Street Coach Stop — 11.3mi
Bideford: Quay Coach Stop — 20.7mi
- Train stations
Gunnislake Rail Station — 21.6mi
Okehampton Rail Station — 21.7mi
Calstock Rail Station — 22.9mi
- Ferry ports
Bideford Ferry Landing — 20.7mi
Appledore Ferry Landing — 23.0mi
Instow Ferry Landing — 23.1mi
- Airports
Plymouth City Airport — 29.7mi
From Bude: Take the A39 towards Wadebridge. Take the left turn signposted Marhamchurch and follow the road into the village. Turn left at the T-junction and follow this road for approximately 3 miles until you reach the left turn signposted Titson. Take this left and follow the road for half a mile into Titson; take the first right turn (by the chapel). The campsite is about half a mile up this road; look out for the row of white stables on your left with 'eggs for sale' by the gate!
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Arrive: | 2 p.m. – | Anytime |
Depart: | 10 a.m. |
Cancellation policy
Within 14 days: the campsite will refund your payment in full so long as your pitch can be re-let. If your pitch is not re-let, we will return 50% of your payment.
Please note that your deposit is paid to Pitchup.com and is non-refundable.
Payment of balance
A 15% non-refundable deposit is payable now. Bakesdown Farm will debit the balance from your card 4 weeks before arrival, or if the arrival date is sooner than 4 weeks before arrival then the balance will be taken immediately.
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Site booking terms and conditionsCheck availability at Bakesdown Farm…
Max. persons: 6x
Dimensions: Max 15.0m x 15.0m (49.2ft x 49.2ft)
Ground type: Grass
Includes firepit with log seats.
There is a flush toilet, electric shower and fridge in the farmyard (20m away).
Max. persons: 8x
Dimensions: unlimited
Ground type: Grass
Exclusive pitch in its own half-acre field separate from the main camping field.
Includes compost toilet, gas-powered shower and a firepit with log seats.
Max. persons: 5x
Dimensions: 4.9m x 4.9m (16.1ft x 16.1ft)
Bedrooms: 1
The great orchard tipi is a beautiful spacious 16-foot tipi in its own hidden field.
You can sleep up to five people in the tipi (two adults and three children) but a maximum of four adults only is recommended. It has one full-sized double bed, a small single bed and two fold-out floor mattresses (these make either two small children's beds or one bed suitable for an adult). Please bring your own bedding, bed linen and towels.
Includes compost toilet, shower and kitchen in wooden huts nearby, and firepit with log seats.
Max. persons | 5 x |
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4.9m x 4.9m (16.1ft x 16.1ft) |
Bedrooms | 1 |
Features | |
Car | 1 included |
Fridge | 1 included |
Barbecue | yes |
Cooker | yes |
Firepit | yes |
Gas and electricity included | yes |
Kettle | yes |
Shower | yes |
Max. persons: 4x
Dimensions: 4.3m x 4.3m (14.1ft x 14.1ft)
Bedrooms: 1
A 14-foot yurt located down near the woods, with a double bed and two foldaway camp beds suitable for children. A maximum of four adults can sleep inside, but two adults and up to two children are recommended. Extras can camp alongside (please book an additional pitch). Please bring your own bedding, bed linen and towels.
Features a compost toilet, gas-powered shower and kitchen in wooden huts nearby, and firepit with log seats.
Max. persons | 4 x |
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4.3m x 4.3m (14.1ft x 14.1ft) |
Bedrooms | 1 |
Features | |
Car | 1 included |
Fridge | 1 included |
Cooker | yes |
Firepit | yes |
Gas and electricity included | yes |
Kettle | yes |
Shower | yes |


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The Mandie books are a children's historical mystery series written by Lois Gladys Leppard from 1983 to 2006, intended for children ages 8–12 years old. More than seven million copies have been printed of the Mandie series. There are forty books in the main series along with several special books. The setting of the series is North Carolina in the early 20th century. The story starts around the year 1900, when Mandie is 11 years old. In every book she finds a mystery to solve along with her good friends Joe Woodard and Celia Hamilton.
Mandie's full name is Amanda Elizabeth Shaw. She was born on June 6, 1888 and grew up in a log cabin in Swain County, North Carolina, with her beloved father Jim Shaw, her stepmother Etta, and her stepsister Irene in this slight adaptation to the Cinderella fairy tale. Mandie knew nothing about her family background until her father died. Mandie was soon sent away to live with the Brysons, a racist family, to take care of their new baby son named Andrew. Then her father's Cherokee best friend Ned Sweetwater came to take her away from her overbearing stepmother and the family who treated her cruelly. Mandie, Uncle Ned, and several Cherokee warriors escorted Mandie to the home of her rich uncle John Shaw, who Mandie had never heard about before.
Mandie is soon reunited with her birth mother, Elizabeth, in Macon County, North Carolina, in a town called Franklin, North Carolina, and learns the truth about her history. Mandie's paternal grandmother was Cherokee. Mandie meets many new friends among the Cherokee people. On one occasion she finds a cave with gold that belonged to a Cherokee warrior, Tsali. In 1901, Mandie goes to a girl's boarding school in Asheville, North Carolina. The school is strict, but Mandie does not care about bending the rules when there is a mystery to solve.
In College Days, Mandie and her friends attend college at College of Charleston Ladies' College[1] in Charleston, South Carolina, where Mandie majors in business administration while Celia majors in music, and both minor in English literature and visual art.
The Mandie books are Christian in theme. Mandie prays when troubled, and attempts to demonstrate Christian virtues of tolerance and compassion. Mandie is proud to be part Cherokee, and she has a diverse group of friends, including a girl with mental retardation. Some critics have noted that the Cherokee and African American characters are at times depicted sentimentally and as speaking in a stereotypical dialect (for instance, Uncle Ned's speech is filled with terms like "happy hunting grounds", "squaw", and "papoose"). [2]
Author Lois Gladys Leppard was a Federal Civil Service employee in various countries around the world. She made her home in South Carolina. Leppard died October 5, 2008. Stories of her own mother's childhood are the basis for many of the incidents incorporated in this series.
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Young Mandie series:
- Who's Mandie
- The New Girl
- The Mystery at Miss Abigail's
- Merry Christmas From Mandie
- The Talking Snowman
- The Secret in the Woods
- The Missing Book
- The Haunted Shop
Special Mandie books:
- Mandie and Mollie & The Angel's Visit
- Mandie's Cookbook
- Mandie and Joe's Christmas Surprise
- Mandie Datebook
- Mandie Diary
Mandie's College Years: After the Mandie series, we follow 16-year-old Mandie and Celia to college at College of Charleston Ladies' College in the book New Horizons, taken place in 1904. This book is for older children, or young adult literature.
- New Horizons
Mandie Movies:
- Mandie and the Secret Tunnel (2009) Lexi Johnson as Mandie Shaw
- Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure (2010) Lexi Johnson as Mandie Shaw
- Mandie and the Forgotten Christmas (2011) Kelly Lynn Washington as Mandie Shaw
- Amanda Elizabeth Shaw - Referred to as Mandie by her peers, Mandie enjoys solving mysteries, no matter how mysterious or dangerous the situation may be. She has long blond hair (usually braided), blue eyes, and is said to be quite short by her lifetime friend Joe, though that simply may be just his opinion, for he shoots up quite a bit throughout the series, but it is mentioned in 'Mandie and Fiery Rescue' that she is short for her age. Her favorite color is assumed to be blue. Mandie is a Christian, who stands up for her beliefs and values, though seems to vary from 'honor thy father and thy mother', as she is constantly running off and disobeying her parents. She is quite emotional and gets frustrated when she can't solve a mystery. Mandie longs to grow up throughout the series. Being raised in a log cabin with little more to her name than two hand-me-down dresses and a kitten, she sees everything simply and takes no interest in high society. When sent to a young ladies school to learn social graces, she finds it ridiculous and remains her own lively self. The death of her biological father affects her deeply, leading her to her Uncle John's resulting in the truth as to her biological mother with whom she is reunited. She becomes very attached to her mother who married her Uncle John. Her favorite verse is "What time I am afraid I will put my trust in Thee." Mandie, in most instances has a teachable spirit and will break into tears and ask for forgiveness if convicted, however occasionally she becomes stubbornly jealous of Joe or of her mother's attention and is immovable in her opinions. Sometimes, Mandie tells others that she will not get married, as she will be too busy when she grows older, and she doesn't want to become trapped at home, unlike many of the girls of her time. This assumption clearly irritates Joe, as he obviously likes Mandie, and reminds her every now and then he plans on marrying her. At times, Mandie seems interested in boys, but tends to avoid the topic, even with her best friend Celia. Mandie doesn't give in easily, and sometimes wants to do the jobs that a boy would do, like learning how to use a gun. In the first two movies, Mandie has brown eyes, but in the third, she has blue.
- Joseph Woodard - Known as Joe by almost everyone, he is Mandie's best friend. He has unruly brown hair, brown eyes, and long legs according to Mandie. Being Mandie's only friend who knew her father Jim Shaw (excluding relatives), Joe and Mandie are very close. Because Joe remains living in Swain County after Mandie moves away to Franklin, he promises to care for her father's grave and put flowers there. Joe is a country boy who does not care for much fancy things or money, but is a true friend. He intends on marrying her when he gets her father's property back from her step mother, Etta. He intends on doing this by becoming an attorney at law. He is very jealous when Mandie goes off to visit other male friends, such as Tommy Patton and Jonathan Guyer. He also helps Mandie on solving mysteries, but says that she does most of the work. He loves chocolate cake and is constantly joking around. Joe's father, Dr. Woodard is the local doctor in Mandie's area. Joe has a crush on Mandie, towards the end he tells Mandie he loves her.
- Faith Winters - She is Mandie's best friend in The Young Mandie series. She has long brown hair and lives with her grandmother. Her parents died in a fire.
- Celia Hamilton - Celia becomes Mandie's best friend throughout the Mandie series. She has red hair and green eyes. Her favorite color is green. She goes to the same school as Mandie and helps her solve mysteries. They met when Mandie heard her crying in her room one night. Celia had lost her father shortly before coming to The Misses Heathwood's School. They immediately bonded and asked to share a room together since Celia was alone in a private, normally unoccupied room and Mandie was stuck in a full room.
- Snowball - Mandie's White cat who she's fond of. He follows Mandie everywhere, although she is advised not to take him around all the time. He is constantly running away.
- Dimar Walkingstick - Mandie's Native American friend who is shown to have a crush on Mandie.
- Phineas Prattworthy - A man that Mandie, Celia, and Joe meet in The Mysterious Bells. He was hiding in the Church, and ringing the bell for help. Mandie soon finds that he knew her grandmother, and Joe's father.
- Tsa'ni Pindar Mandie's Troublesome Cherokee cousin.
- Rev. Riley O'Neal - A Man who Mandie meets in Mandie and the Midnight Journey. He shows some affection for her in later books.
- Sallie Sweetwater - Another one of Mandie's Indian friends. Sallie is Uncle Ned's granddaughter. Tsa'ni has a soft spot for Sallie.
- Etta McHan Shaw Hughes - Mandie's over bearing step mother. Shortly after Jim dies Etta gets married to Zach Hughes.
- Irene McHan - Mandie's bratty 13 year old Scottish American step sister.
- Zachary Hughes - Etta's new husband and Irene's new step father. Zach and Etta both agree to send Mandie away to work for the Brysons.
- Elizabeth Taft Shaw - Mandie's biological mother. She is over protective of Mandie because she doesn't want to lose her again, and has blonde hair and blue eyes.
- James Alexander Shaw - Mandie's father. Jim dies before the beginning of the first book. He is said to have had red hair and blue eyes, and to be very fun loving and always looked out for Mandie.
- John Shaw - Jim's older brother and Mandie's uncle and stepfather. He married Elizabeth after Jim died, and is said to resemble her father greatly. He is very wealthy. He has a weakness for blue eyes, like the ones Mandie and her mother have.
- Ned Sweetwater - Jim's best friend. Ned is a Cherokee Native American. He promised to keep Mandie safe and helps get her out of trouble. Ned is Mandie's honorary uncle.
- Windy - Mandie's Orange tabby in the "Young Mandie" series. Mandie is allowed to keep Windy after she does the right thing and returns Windy's mom to her rightful owners.
- Samuel Hezekiah Shaw - Mandie's little brother, named after Samuel Hezekiah Plumbley, a close friend of John and Jim's older sister Ruby, who died when she was 10 years old. At first, Mandie is jealous of Samuel taking up their mother's time, but she learns to love him. When Mandie and her Grandmother get back from a tour of Europe, Mandie learns Samuel has died of pneumonia and is very sad.
- Mary Elizabeth Taft - Mandie's rich grandmother, who separated her parents, and seems to have changed drastically from a fussy old lady to a kind, thoughtful grandmother from the first book to the rest of the series, and is revealed in Mandie and Mysterious Fisherman to have felt guilty over it for years, and had always regretted tearing her daughter and granddaughter apart.
- Senator Morton - Mandie's grandmother's close friend. He is a senator from Florida who is first introduced in Mandie and the Washington Nightmare, and later travels with Mandie, Celia and Mrs. Taft in Europe. He is portrayed as kind, smart, thoughtful and in love with Mandie's widowed grandmother. Senator Morton's wife died a couple years before he met Mrs. Taft.
- Tommy Patton - Mandie's friend who attends Mr. Chadwick's School for boys in Asheville.He lives in Charlsetone, makes no secret of his affections for Mandie, and always asks her to accompany him to social events between their schools.
- Jonathan Lindall Guyer III - Mandie and Celia's friend, whom they meet when he runs away from home and stows away on the boat taking them to Europe. He ends up touring Europe with them, and loves adventures almost as much as Mandie does. He shows some signs of affection towards Mandie, and is appears jealous of her friend Joe Woodard. He also loves to tease her.
- Polly Cornwallis - Mandie's next door neighbor, and the first friend she makes after arriving at her Uncle John's house. She helps Mandie solve the mystery of the secret tunnel, but her avid interest in Joe Woodard leaves a constant strain on their friendship. Appears to get on Joe's nerves.
- Miss Heathwood - Miss Heathwood is Mandie and Celia's teacher at the Misses Heathwood's Scool
- Robert Rogers - Celia's ever constant social partner when the Misses Heathwood's School and Mr. Chadwick's School get together.Robert appears to have a crush on Celia and Celia has a crush on him
- ^ "I cannot go to the College of Charleston without you, Celia,"
- ^ Roberta Teague Herrin and Sheila Quinn Oliver, Appalachian Children's Literature: An Annotated Bibliography, McFarland and Company, 2009, pages 158–161
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Jan 08, 2013, 02:11 PM | |
Read in and unzipped the file without trouble. Looked at the half fuse in Strata and then loaded the STL version into M'Bot. I couldn't find it. Finally spotted it as a speck on the build plate. I tried to scale it up but I couldn't select it. I'm going to try again and if I fail I'll try bringing it in from Strata myself.
This is a funny learning curve. I think it's shaped like a corkscrew. Pete |
Jan 08, 2013, 05:27 PM | |
The 150 mm one printed but not well. The flat fuse sides were full of gaps.
I am now printing a 200 mm version but I clicked on Raft and Supports and it printed a little mat to support the fuse. I think the fuse sides will still collapse. If you like I can post a side as it lays on the build surface that you can load into the M'Bot software and see how I'm setting it up to print. Pete |
Jan 08, 2013, 06:45 PM | |
One hour and forty-one minutes later I have a half fuse that's not very pretty. The raft is a bunch of edge on strips that the fuse is built on. The bad part is they have to be trimmed off both the inside and the outside!
Just ahead of the wing cutout there's a hole in the flat side of the fuse where the filament was unable to bridge the gap. I'm already printing another one to see if it comes out better. A lot depends on how well it starts and this one didn't start all that well. BTW, Despite how bad it looks it still manages to evoke the feel of the HP-8. Edit: This looks like it has a better start. I'll know in about a hundred minutes! Pete |
Jan 08, 2013, 08:27 PM | |
This is beyond the capability of this printer. It could do a mock up of the fuse in two halves but it can't deal with the unsupported flat fuse side.
I've got enough filament to last a year or two. Materials are inexpensive. It looks expensive but so little material is used that experimenting doesn't cost enough to worry about. I'm sure that Shapeways could print this fine. Here's a link to a guy who is working on an interesting project. He's very good with his software but misses little details like CG and fin area. He's smart enough to learn from his mistakes so I'm sure he'll get the bugs worked out. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1757258 It's worth a look. His ship was printed by Shapeways. I have no idea what it cost, but it's certainly head and shoulders beyond what my printer can do. Google Thingieverse and do a search on airplane. A few guys have made things that fly on printers like mine, but none are scale models of sailplanes. Everytime I try to print something I learn more. Getting a file from you and wrestling it onto the work surface is a learning as is getting a print, successful or not. This one stopped at one hour and forty-two minutes and is slightly better than the previous one, but nothing to brag about. Time for a little break in this. If I can get a decent photo or two I'll post them tomorrow. Pete |
Jan 09, 2013, 07:08 AM | |
Here's last night's attempts.
The grid is the "raft" I asked the slice algorithm to generate. It helped BUT! It protrudes from the fuse also. Where the fuse is parallel to the work surface the filament can't bridge the gap. You can see the holes ahead of the wing and tail feathers. A partial answer would be to make the inside round. That has a better cance of closing the gap. Where the fuse tapers behind the wing you can see steps. This slicer does 0.1 mm steps and at this scale the steps are noticeable. A larger print, like Shapeways at a higher res would probably look a lot better I'm printing a pair of pliers I downloaded from Thingieverse. I enlarged them. I already have them in the original size. The halves snap together if you are very careful, or break if you are not. The printer sometimes sounds like music. I think that it generates harmonic like sounds as the stepper motors take different sized steps. Nice background for my morning coffee. I'll try to take a photo of the best fuse that shows the modeling of the surface. I don't have good lighting here having burned out my articulated desk lamp. Not the halogen lamp, but its transformer! Pete |
Jan 09, 2013, 08:42 AM | |
Very interesting.
When Setting up my CNC and when I am repositioning without the Router ON it too has that Stepper motor SONG ! Some guys got a little whacky about it and actually figured out how to make the steppers PLAY Music. Hey ... different strokes :-) I guess I am surprised that the RP machine does not just print WHAT IS on that slice, as opposed to doing "raster" scanning. I get the need for some supporting structure during cooling to prevent deformation. BUT, I seriously expected a smoother Exterior surface. When I do a 3D carving, depending on how large my step over is, I still have to do a bit of sanding to get the smooth surface. I havent tried anything with sharp curves so I've always used a 1/4" ball end bit. And my step over set to .1" or less than half the bit width to eliminate as much "ridge" as possible. It takes SOOO much time to process that I usually skip the Y and just do X. I've dont both with the result being a "screen" pattern all over the surface. And little less material to sand down. |
Jan 09, 2013, 08:45 AM | |
In this shot you can clearly see the failure in the flat areas that the filament couldn't bridge. The 0.1 mm steps are visible and the modeling of the curves.
Also showing is where the raft protrudes from the surface. I think if the inside could be modeled round with about 1/8thin inch thickness at the thinnest point per foot of length the printer might be able to handle it. I have no doubt that Shapeways could print without flaw. Pete |
Jan 09, 2013, 08:51 AM | |
Here are links to the Canopy and tdeck development on a Horten VII
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...0&postcount=68 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...3&postcount=73 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...8&postcount=78 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...7&postcount=81 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...6&postcount=95 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...0&postcount=98 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...5&postcount=44 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...6&postcount=26 http://static.rcgroups.net/forums/at...7-DSCF0043.jpg |
Jan 09, 2013, 09:15 AM | |
Seriously off topic
[snip] Some guys got a little whacky about it and actually figured out how to make the steppers PLAY Music. Hey ... different strokes :-) [snip] /QUOTE] When I started working for Honeywell Information Systems we had a card deck that could play Christmas Carols on our line printers. While doing PM's we'd play the deck and people would gather round and ask if the printer was making that sound. Pete |
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KYIV, Ukraine -- A protest by about 300,000 Ukrainians angered by their government's decision to freeze integration with the West turned violent Sunday when a group of demonstrators besieged the president's office and police drove them back with truncheons, tear gas and flash grenades. Dozens of people were injured.
The rally in central Kyiv defied a government ban on protests on Independence Square, in the biggest show of anger over President Viktor Yanukovych's refusal to sign a political and economic agreement with the European Union.
The protesters also were infuriated by the violent dispersal of a small, opposition rally two nights before.
While opposition leaders called for a nationwide strike and prolonged peaceful street protests to demand the government resign, several thousand people broke away and marched to Yanukovych's nearby office. A few hundred of them, wearing masks, threw rocks at police and tried to break through the police lines with a front loader. After hours of clashes, riot police used force to push them back. Dozens of people with what appeared to be head injuries were taken away by ambulance.
Opposition leaders denounced the clashes as a provocation and said the people who incited the storming of the presidential office were government-hired thugs.
Several opposition leaders, including world boxing champion Vitali Klitschko, walked over to Yanukovych's office to urge protesters to return to Independence Square. Order appeared to have been restored by Sunday night, with rows of riot police standing guard behind metal fences.
Some protesters headed to Yanukovych's residence outside Kyiv, but police stopped their cars.
Speaking before the vast crowds on Independence Square from the roof of a bus, opposition leaders demanded Yanukovych and his government resign. "Our plan is clear: It's not a demonstration, it's not a reaction. It's a revolution," said Yuriy Lutsenko, a former interior minister who is now an opposition leader.
Chants of "revolution" resounded across a sea of yellow and blue Ukrainian and EU flags on the square, where the government had prohibited rallies starting Sunday. Thousands of protesters remained late into the evening and some planned to spend the night.
The demonstration was by far the largest since the protests began more than a week ago. The opposition leaders urged Ukrainians from all over the country to join the protests in the capital. "Our future is being decided here in Kyiv," Klitschko said.
Ukrainian lawmakers meet today for consultations and planned to hold a parliament session Tuesday. The opposition is hoping to muster enough votes to oust Prime Minister Mykola Azarov's cabinet after several lawmakers quit Yanukovych's Party of Regions in protest.
Protests have been held daily in Kyiv since Yanukovych backed away from an agreement that would have established free trade and deepened political co-operation between Ukraine and the EU. He justified the decision by saying Ukraine can't afford to break trade ties with Russia. The EU agreement was to have been signed Friday and since then the protests have gained strength.
"We are furious," said 62-year-old retired businessman Mykola Sapronov. "The leaders must resign. We want Europe and freedom."
The EU agreement had been eagerly anticipated by Ukrainians who want their country of 45 million people to break out of Moscow's orbit. Moscow tried to block the deal with the EU by banning some Ukrainian imports and threatening more trade sanctions. A 2009 dispute between Kyiv and Moscow on gas prices resulted in a three-week cutoff of gas to Ukraine.
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Sep 24, 2013, 07:25 AM | |
Here's an article I wrote for my R/C Club's website about soldering, take a few minutes and read it carefully. Pay special attention to Tip #4, use the iron to heat the joint, not the solder. You are trying to use the iron to melt the solder and drip it onto the joint, and that's not how it works. Use the iron to heat up the joint, be patient and let it get hot for several seconds, then touch the solder to the joint and it will flow arount the wires and coat them.
http://fwrcfc.org/2012/06/25/soldering-tips/ Be patient, and keep trying. It takes some practice to get good at it, but you can do it. |
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The flux really helps to distribute the solder on some joints. If you have mesh wire, then flux gets the solder inbetween them. Otherwise it'll just sort of sit on top. There should be plenty of videos on soldering and how it's done.
The leaded solder is better in flux, but if you solder a lot and inhale the gases then lead causes memory problems over time (if I remember correctly, that is! . Some metals won't work with solder, like aluminium. If it rolls off, then it could be the other surface is too hot and it doesn't cool down quick enough to stick. Part of the secret is establishing 'third-hand' helps, which have the to be joined pieces put together without stress. Once it's just laying around without any work required to put the pieces together, just drop some solder on it, wait a bit. It should turn matte from a glossy finish, which indicates it has turned solid. Then your joint is ready for inspection. Use a wet sponge to clean the tip frequently, which prevents foreign materials to get into the joint. |
Sep 24, 2013, 04:47 PM | |
We need to know what kind of solder you are using. If you bought it at an electronics store, then it will almost certainly be flux core solder for use on electronics. If you bought it at Lowe's or Home Depot, and it was intended for soldering copper pipe, it will not have a flux core. You have to use flux when soldering. You add the flux separately if soldering copper pipe, the solder already has flux if soldering electronics. Dan |
Sep 25, 2013, 01:47 AM | |
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Yeah the tip of the iron should be clean and shinny transfers heat more efficiently .
Tinning first >>>> Heat and apply solder to each item first , then hold in contact heat and apply solder to both. Practice with scraps of wire ... You dont want to over heat the parts ., just enough to do the job A tool to hold the parts together while working, helps a lot This one is $3 at Habor freight. |
Sep 25, 2013, 02:24 AM | |
Also worth mentioning that soldering is a skill. And just like any skill it's worth finding a teachor/mentor to help because there are subtle details and nuances that can't be effectively described in text (in video maybe but even video doesn't convey things like heat or smell).
If your brother is good at soldering then ask him to show you. Don't just ask him to do it. Most people will be glad/proud to teach others things they know and are good at. He may laugh at you, so be it, that's his fault for being a bad teacher and not yours. Be a good learner. I myself am an electronics engineer with a degree and everything but it wasn't until I started working and started supervising technicians that I really learned how to solder - from my technicians! Not even my lecturers at college were anywhere as good as the technicians I had working under me and I learned a lot from them. I'm now good enough at soldering to be able to solder surface mount stuff with regular $20 hardware store soldering iron. Don't be too proud to learn. Be proud that you're learning things instead of just buying stuff that you have no idea how they work from the store. |
Sep 25, 2013, 02:26 AM | |
Here's a good beginners tutorial on how to solder: https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/354
Sep 25, 2013, 02:31 AM | |
Hmm.. they also have a good series of short articles on soldering:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials...hole-soldering |
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Thanks 4 the tips everybody! i think iam finally getting the hang of it. the tutorial Links and advice u give me help a lot! i went to Radio Shack for flux (and stuff) and found out the solder iron i was using was actually part of my problem. Apparently the tip was small and pointy and designed for circuit boards. So i got a iron wit a bigger chisel tip for these bigger connectors on my airplane and diff' solder too. thanks again
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A few weeks ago some of the folks from the California office cruised up to our part of the coast. Glen Morden, one of Patagonia's product designers, is a transplanted Canadian, so he was piloting the minivan as they rolled across the Island and into town. They showed up on a typical Tofino day—thick cloud, sheets of rain and fun little wind-groomed waves at Cox Bay. Glen and I used to be cursed every time we surfed together, but after a few hours of waves on that first day it seemed that our luck had finally been lifted.
Editor's note: Today's post comes from Malcolm Johnson, editor of SBC Surf Magazine and author of the Patagonia field report "Not a Soul in Sight." For more musings and music recommendations from Malcolm, head over to his blog.
From then on, the rest of the week in Tofino turned out to be pretty grand. The sun came out, the weather warmed up and the Californians caught some lovely slabs of fish with the guys from Jay's Clayoquot Ventures. There were a few swims in the clear water of the Sound, and we managed to work a trip up Lone Cone into the schedule—one of the two main peaks on Meares Island, it's a great upward grind that leads through some of the lushest old growth on the coast. It's a bit of a burn for the legs, but the view you get from the top is always worth the work.
[The folks in the forest on Meares Island. Photo: Jeremy Koreski]


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