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Exploring western Colorado's National Conservation Areas
Date(s): 3/26/2015
412 Main Street Grand Junction CO 81501
Since 2013, noted local landscape photographer Rob Kurtzman and Colorado
Canyons Executive Director Joe Neuhof, have explored these wild landscapes and
rivers to capture the photographic beauty of the landscape. Their efforts have
culminated in the upcoming exhibit and premiere event in downtown Grand Junction
featuring a limited release of Kurtzman's first formal portfolio. See examples of
Kurtzman's work and find out more about the project and upcoming premiere at
On Thursday March 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Kurtzman, will open his art
exhibit, "Exploring western Colorado's National Conservation Areas." The exhibit
will be at the Main Street Gallery, 412 Main Street in downtown Grand Junction.
More information at www.coloradocanyonsassociation.org
"This event is open to the public and free as we honor the time and artistic talent of
Rob Kurtzman," Neuhof said. "We will share our stories from many outings for the project and have information about the three National Conservation Areas.
Joe Neuhof
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Not Your Grandmother's Quilt Show
Date(s): 3/20/2015 Date(s): 3/21/2015
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Lincoln Park Barn
Sunset Slope Quilters will be showing 200 quilts made by local quilters. A turning of antique quilts will be at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily. Admission is $3
Debbie Hughes 241-2688
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Art Quilt Association Exhibit At Mesa County Central Library
Date(s): 3/4/2015, 3/5/2015, 3/6/2015, 3/7/2015, 3/8/2015, 3/9/2015, 3/10/2015, 3/11/2015, 3/12/2015, 3/13/2015, 3/14/2015, 3/15/2015, 3/16/2015, 3/17/2015, 3/18/2015, 3/19/2015, 3/20/2015, 3/21/2015, 3/22/2015, 3/23/2015, 3/24/2015, 3/25/2015, 3/26/2015, 3/27/2015, 3/28/2015, 3/29/2015, 3/30/2015, 3/31/2015, 4/1/2015, 4/2/2015, 4/3/2015, 4/4/2015, 4/5/2015, 4/6/2015, 4/7/2015, 4/8/2015, 4/9/2015, 4/10/2015, 4/11/2015, 4/12/2015, 4/13/2015, 4/14/2015, 4/15/2015, 4/16/2015, 4/17/2015, 4/18/2015, 4/19/2015
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Art Quilt Association Exhibit At Mesa County Central Library
March 4th thru April 19, 2015
(AQUA) The Art Quilt Association, will exhibit their artwork at the Mesa County Central Library, at 443 N. 6th Street, beginning Wednesday, March 4th thru Sunday, April 19th. The suggested theme is: "Books & Book Titles". Also, a variety of other subjects will be included.
AQUA is a group of over 70
E. Bottorff
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Rockies West National Watercolor Exhibition
Date(s): 3/4/2015 Date(s): 4/3/2015
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tues-Sat
Western Colorado Center for the Arts, Grand Junction
Western Colorado Watercolor Society's 23rd annual national exhibition
Dani Tuppper, 970-874-3088
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Rockies West National Watercolor Exhibition
Date(s): 3/4/2015, 3/5/2015, 3/6/2015, 3/7/2015, 3/10/2015, 3/11/2015, 3/12/2015, 3/13/2015, 3/14/2015, 3/17/2015, 3/18/2015, 3/19/2015, 3/20/2015, 3/21/2015, 3/24/2015, 3/25/2015, 3/26/2015, 3/27/2015, 3/28/2015, 3/31/2015, 4/1/2015, 4/2/2015, 4/3/2015
9:00 a.m -4:00 p.m
Western Colorado Center for the Arts, 1803 N. 7th, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Western Colorado Watercolor Society's 23rd annual exhibit. 70 national and Colorado artist participants.
Show Details: Dani Tupper 970-874-3088
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Heritage rendezvous Exhibit Opens at Museum of the West
Date(s): 2/20/2015
10:00 am- 4:00 pm
Museum of the West 462 Ute Avenue
The Museum of the West is proud to present Heritage Rendezvous: Working on the Western Slope. This exhibit is collaboration between museums and libraries from throughout western Colorado. These stores collectively tell the story of how workers of western Colorado fully participated in, helped shape and were shaped by the larger national economy. The exhibition will run through May 2nd.
Kay Fiegel
(970) 261- 8137
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Call for Entries Day of the Dead Exhibit
Date(s): 10/3/2014
5:30 until 8 pm
Colorado Canyons Gallery & Gifts, 623 Main Street Grand Junction, CO
Celebration of "Dia De Los Muertos"
Fay Timmerman, 970.314.2054
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Rock Art of the Colorado Plateau
Date(s): 7/29/2014
Museum of the West- Downtown Grand Junction
Colorado Canyons Association and The Museum of Western Colorado are excited to offer an exciting evening of programing led by Museum Curator Zebulon Miracle. Join us for an interesting look at the rock art and cultures of the Colorado Plateau. We will start the night off at 6:00 pm with refreshments and a private tour of the rock art exhibit on display at the Museum of the West in downtown Grand Junction. Zebulon Miracle will then lead a fascinating talk about the cultures that created this beautiful rock art at the Whitman Education Building. The lecture is free and open to the public but donations will be greatly appreciated. The lecture will start at 6:00 P.M. on Thursday, July 29th at The Museum of the West in downtown Grand Junction. Contact Bryanna Kuhlman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bry Kuhlman
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District 51 Schools present Tony Ortega
Date(s): 3/7/2014
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Grand Junction, CO
Colorado Artist Tony Ortega will be at the First Friday Art Walk event on March 7th from 6-9PM at the Kurtzman-Lintott Gallery (412 Main Street). Saturday March 8th Mr. Ortega will be teaching classes at the Artists Haven. Please see the District 51 Art Heritage website for additional information: www.artheritageprogram.org
Press release available! Mr. Ortega will also be doing speaking engagements in local elementary schools on Thursday, March 6th. Mr. Ortega will be available for media interviews. Please contact for further details.
Connie Robbins-Brady, Visual Arts Coordinator, D 51 Schools. 970-254-5489
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Have a HeArt for the Community Art Show
Date(s): 10/11/2013
4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Clarion Inn, 755 Horizon Drive, Grand Junction, CO 81506
Get a head start on holiday shopping! The Counseling and Education Center is hosting its' ninth annual "HeArt for the Community" art show on October 11th at the Clarion Inn (755 Horizon Dr.) from 4-9 PM. Enjoy appetizers and cash bar while viewing a wide variety of works for sale by local artisans. Art by local youth will also be on display. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Counseling and Education Center's low-income counseling program, providing counseling services to individuals and families in need.
Mary Cornforth Cawood, Event Coordinator
Counseling and Education Center
2708 Patterson Road
Grand Junction, CO 81506
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Mesa Fiber Arts Guild
Date(s): 9/5/2013
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Center for Indpendence, 740 Gunnison, Grand Junction, CO 81501
This month our speaker is Mary Hertert of Color Creek, a local fiber artist who will share her projects with our group. Everyone is welcome to attend. You do not have to be a guild member. We meet in the gym of the Center for Independence. Please enter through the East side door.
Mesa Fiber Arts Guild in Grand Junction Colorado provides a place for people to share their interest in fiberarts, weaving, spinning and knitting. http://mesafiberartsguild.org/Programs.aspx
Evening Meeting at 6pm on first Thursdays of the month
We now have meetings in the evening for those who work and those who can't make it to the noon meetings. The evening meeting is the first Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 8 pm. The meeting place is at the Center for Independence (CFI), 740 Gunnison, Grand Junction 81501. We meet from 6PM - 8PM. Use the East side door towards the back of the facility to enter.
Event Title
Mesa Fiber Arts Guild - Evening Meeting
Our special guest speaker this month is Mary Hertert of Color Creek.
Start Date
Sep 05, 2013 06:00 PM
End Date
Sep 05, 2013 08:00 PM
Name of the event venue
Center For Independence, 740 Gunnison, Grand Junctio, 81501
Contact Name
Margaret Eversole
Contact Phone
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Classes & Lectures
Event Cost
Margaret Eversole 818-269-9948 or look up the programs on our website http://mesafiberartsguild.org/Programs.aspx
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Paint it Forward
Date(s): 12/1/2011, 12/2/2011, 12/3/2011, 12/4/2011, 12/5/2011, 12/6/2011, 12/7/2011, 12/8/2011, 12/9/2011, 12/10/2011, 12/11/2011, 12/12/2011, 12/13/2011, 12/14/2011, 12/15/2011, 12/16/2011, 12/17/2011, 12/18/2011, 12/19/2011, 12/20/2011, 12/21/2011, 12/22/2011, 12/23/2011, 12/24/2011
Grand Junction
This is the third year for this Charity event, now formally known as "Paint it Forward"
At this special holiday time, SunShine Painting believes in supporting the community, and is committed to using their own talents and resources for the betterment of the local region. This commitment has inspired them to participate again in the "Paint it Forward" charity event. This year SunShine Painting will select five groups or individuals in need of interior painting services, and will donate up to $1000 in labor and materials (paint will be from our shop, colors limited) per project. The projects selected will be completed in Dec, Jan, or Feb. For a nomination forms go to www.sunshinepainting.net. and click "Paint it Forward" tab. Nominations close Dec. 24.
Have a wonderful Holiday Season.
Michael Day, President
SunShine Painting Corporation
Kathy Day
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December First Friday at The Art Center
Date(s): 12/2/2011
6:30 pm
The Art Center, 1803 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Hands on Texture: Journeys in Clay and Applique Quilts
sponsored by Chuck & Robbie Breaux
The Outsiders Look Inside Art in The Outsiders + One
Mary Ellen Andrews, Sheri Balka, Wilda Fortune, Gailen Schmidt
and invited artist Mary Moss
Cash bar and hors d'oeuvres
Free and open to the public
For more information: 243-7337 or www.gjartcenter.org
Cheryl McNab 243-7337 Ext. 4
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November First Friday at The Art Center
Date(s): 11/4/2011
6:30 pm
The Art Center, 1803 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction
The Art Center's DEMO NITE 2011 with over 20 artists working in various media
Continuing exhibits:
Challenge and Gratitude: recent works by Ann Dettmer
sponsored by Jean Ogle
The John Moore Collection: Botanical Prints, Watercolors and Drawings
The Brush & Palette Club's 64th Annual Members' Art Exhibit
Firestorm! Junction Clay Art Guild Exhibit
Cash bar and hors d'oeuvres
Free and open to the public
For more information: www.gjartcenter.org or 243-7337
Cheryl McNab
243-7337 Ext. 4
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Mosaic Indoor Vendor Fair
Date(s): 10/15/2011
Lincoln Park Barn/ 910 North 12th Street
Looking to purchase or sell your unique artwork, crafts, or antiques/secondhand items?
Join us at the Mosaic Indoor Vendor Fair!
Saturday, October 15, 2011, 10 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Barn located at 910 North 12th St.
There will be hundreds of items for sale including one-of-a-kind artwork, knick knacks, crafts, antiques/secondhand items and much more.
There's guaranteed to be something for everyone!
Admission is free. For more information or to participate as a vendor (see below for vendor info), please call 970.245.0519 x 10 or visit www.mosaicingrandjunction.org
Linda Parrot 970.245.0519.10
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First Friday at The Art Center
Date(s): 8/25/2011
6:30 p.m.
1803 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Challenge and Gratitude: recent works by Ann Dettmer
sponsored by Jean Ogle
Junction Clay Arts Guild Exhibit
See the Faces and Hear the Stories of Our Homeless
Color the Wind: Works of Wonder by George Peters & Melanie Walker
sponsored by Flint & Elisabeth Ogle
The Art Center Annual Ceramics Sale
Fundraiser for The Art Center's ceramics studio
Cash bar and Hors d'oeuvres
Music by Rebecca Maley
Free and open to the public
For more information: (970)243-7337 or www.gjartcenter.org
Cheryl McNab
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Seven Falls Dancers at DRC
Date(s): 8/25/2011
11:00 am-4:00 pm
Dinosaur Resource Center
On the front plaza at the Dinosaur Resource Center. Native American Art, Jewelry & Crafts will be displayed. At 1pm & 2:30pm the Seven Falls Indian Dancers will perform Native American dancing (weather permitting). Come and join the fun!
Deb Robillard
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Telluride Day Trip
Date(s): 8/13/2011
Meet at Town Hall in Palisade and travel to Telluride, CO
Get away from the heat and take a trip with Palisade Parks and Recreation to Telluride, CO for a day of gondola rides, Telluride Art Fest, shopping, and spectacular mountain views
Sarah Brooks, Recreation & Events Coordinator
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First Friday at The Art Center
6:30 p.m.
The Art Center, 1803 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Mesa State College Art Department
Studio Arts BFA Candidates' Exhibition
sponsored by Williams
Rockies West National 2011 Juried Watercolor Exhibition
What's It All About?
Works by Joshua Butler, Charles Hardy and Roger McCoy
sponsored by Chuck & Kendra McDaniel
Cash bar and hors d'oeuvres
Music by Morgann Means
Free and open to the public
Cheryl McNab
243-7337 ext. 4
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Sawdust Saturday hosted by Grand Valley Woodturners
12 - 3:30 p.m.
152 29 Road
The Grand Valley Woodturners display different styles of turned objects and demonstrate the art of woodturning at this open studio. Items also for sale.
245.8817 www.grandvalleywoodturners.com
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VISD will dismiss classes early on Thursday, April 2 and observe Good Friday Holiday April 3. Classes will resume Monday, April 6.
Congratulations to the VHS girl's powerlifting team of Haley, Hoffman, Killgo, and Kohn as they placed 9th out of 95 teams at the state meet. This is Kohn's 3rd consecutive year to take 1st place state champion honors.
The Vidor High School CTE Criminal Justice Club participated in the District Skills USA competition last month and have advanced to the State Skills USA competition in Corpus Christi later in March. Congratulations and good luck at state.
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If you are only going to let a maximum of two players play together in ranked then why make the entire ELO system based off winning and losing? I am tired of playing ranked and getting people either unskilled, incompetent, AFK, or just plain trolls. Either they need to change the way the ELO is given by awarding points to not only wins but K/D/A or allow more then 2 people to go in as a team. This is just a random picture to describe the extent the game is broken.
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If only they had a way to allow a team of 5 to play together in ranked and have elo based off that.
if you got elo based on K/D/A everyone would just QQ about ks, and trolls would just let the other team kill them over and over
Good luck with that riot does not care that their system is broken, based on an outdated chess rating system from the 60"s. They seem to be content with how frustrating this is for their players.
I'm sure the next post will be from some smug senior member who will attempt to defend the current system while never admitting that even they don't know how riot scores things to award elo
ELO system is broken because you lost and treated your team like **** by telling them to kill themselves? Ever thought about following the Summoner's Code?
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i try to be polite to teams and talk tactics but get nothing but hate and feeding or leaving in response... just 2 games from today that my team failed in: http://puu.sh/1Hb5T http://puu.sh/1H6vh
i think i have had 1/5 teams today that have been decent
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I dont know how you guys get that low, But i've never been lower then 1100.... Its not any better at 1200+ its just as bad.
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For more information, call Pat Freitas at (760) 746-7606.
L.R. Green gala benefit set
ESCONDIDO -- The L.R. Green Educational Foundation will hold its annual gala fundraiser March 10 at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido.
Attendees will be treated to a romantic Moroccan-inspired evening of casino-style gambling, sit-down dining and dancing. The evening also will feature silent and live auctions and opportunity drawings.
The event will be used by the foundation to update the vast computer and technological needs of the school and supplement other programs that enhance students' educational experiences. Tickets cost $60 per person and must be purchased in advance. Call Margie Sullivan at (760) 613-3488 or pick up a registration form at L.R. Green School, 3115 Las Palmas, Escondido.
Sponsorships also are available. Call Steve or Heidi Levin at (760) 489-1151.
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ESCONDIDO -- Donations to San Pasqual High School's 2007 Eagle All-Star Auction, to be held from 5:30 to 10 p.m. March 24 at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, are being sought. Proceeds from the annual event support the school's athletic programs. Corporate, business and event sponsorships also are available. For more information about donations, sponsorships and the event, log on to http://www.sanpasqualsports.com .
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OCEANSIDE - The North Coastal Consortium for Special Education will host its annual symposium from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 10 at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, 1290 Ivey Ranch Road. Parents and caregivers in the 14-member district are invited. Workshop and speaker information is provided at http://nccse.org .
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My progress. My kernel won't boot. I changed the bootclasspath and added some things to the init.rc, but it won't work, rebooting BEFORE THE CAMERA CLICK. If i flash clemsyn 3.1 v18 on top, the camera clicks, but it still reboots.
No logcat.
Anyone have any ideas? obviously it's not just the kernel, but the rom. I deleted stuff from the rom to fit onto the transformer, and hopefully I didn't mess it up. But i'm good at cramming **** onto the G1 and generally know what to use.
My kernel is based on prime 1.6. This is a 3.1 rom. I edited the bootclasspath and changed default.prop according to the puccini boot.img. both extracted perfectly, and my new kernel packaged up all nice. It, however, does not boot.
Any ideas are welcome. There wasn't a bootloader update in 3.2 or something that would prevent booting a 3.1 rom? food for thought.
If anyone wants me to upload my work so far, let me know.
Thanks for your input,
p.s. the only part I wasn't sure about was the mkbootimg options, based on what RaYmaN said in another thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1121379 I followed his advice to omit cmdline option. I think that's the correct way, anyone else interpret differently?
Rayman's tools were the heart of this effort, thanks a bunch. Also to Roach2010 for a solid 3.1 base.
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There's no business like Jo-business! Chelsea boss is Mourinho back to his best
There's no business like Jo-business. Say what you like about Mr Mourinho - and many do, quite a lot of the time - there can be no doubt that something went missing from our football when he left the Premier League.
As has been proved evident by the fact that that 'something' now seems to be back, because he is.
Much like his new Chelsea team, though, it has taken The Special One a little time to bed in. But as his boys in Blue start to look like their old selves, so Jose has begun to light up our tellies again.
Thumbs up: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho was at his entertaining best before, during and after his side's win against Manchester United on Sunday
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A signature moment, for me, was that jaunty wrestling match he had with Steve McClaren in the FA Cup third round. The touchline tussle that was so at odds with that between Alan Pardew and Manuel Pellegrini, which required only the most cursory lip-reading skills to follow. It was the kind of behaviour and spirit from Jose that had you thinking 'oh, NOW I remember him!'.
Indeed, the world of football journalism had also decided to remember him as well. He was honoured by them on Sunday night at their annual awards night. On the very day - in another piece of immaculate timing from a man who knows a moment, and is not afraid to seize it - he had centre stage, with the defending champions coming to Stamford Bridge.
Before that though, on Saturday lunchtime, the BBC had also clearly decided that Jose was well and truly back. They put him under the spotlight with Dan Walker on Football Focus, where the theme wasn't actually so much 'special', as 'happy'.
Good to talk: Mourinho sat down for a lengthy chat with the Football Focus team
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Jose was poise itself as the Beeb threw a full three camera shoot at him. Surely the suitable level of Hollywood for 'Mr Jo-Biz'. He was also in a chuckling mood as he took Dan to task for thinking it was '14 major trophies you've won?'. 'You're stealing me four - SIX!', he interrupted, before gently reminding his interrogator 'for me EVERY trophy is major'.
And it went on like that throughout the interview. Potential reasons to be grumpy were either quietly corrected, or simply brushed aside. And it turned out it is all because Jose is back in his happy place.
'The president was fantastic with me', he told Walker of his leaving Real Madrid. 'He understood the most important thing for one is to be happy', he added. And it became clear that meant, effectively, coming home.
'I need the Premier League', he stated in the most earnest part of the chat. 'This is my football country. No club moves me from Chelsea. No project. No financial offer'.
Come the game on Sunday, and Sky Sports were not about to let auntie own Jose. Before the game, there was an extraordinary little sequence with Geoff Shreeves., which was pretty much like watching David Blaine explain how he was about to pick your card out.
In front of a screen showing the team formations, Jose talked tactics. That is, after a little bit of playing hard to get, as he told Geoff 'for that you have the pundits'. But thirty seconds later, there he was talking us through the reasons why his midfield three would not be 'completely free'. And telling us he believed David Moyes 'wants Jones and Carrick to play positional'.
Frankly, there was the bag, and not a cat to be seen. And as if to emphasise the point, he concluded the interview by saying to Shreeves 'That OK? Ten thousand pounds'. Bizarre, funny, and pretty much unique.
Of course the one-man show didn't end there. Because very rarely is there a wasted glimpse of the touchline when Mourinho has an eleven on the field. We got a decent strop, followed by a friendly arm on the fourth official's shoulder and a wink after David Luiz's booking.
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Then he was in a crouch, with head going into hands as Petr Cech executed an agricultural Cruyff turn a yard from his goal line. But with what could easily be described as perfect stagecraft, he managed to top it all at the very end of the game.
As the final whistle blew and the director cut to his touchline shot, commentator Martin Tyler announced it was a 'wonderful way for Jose Mourinho to get his 100th win...he's already down the tunnel'. Yep, The Happy Special One had pulled off a disappearing act.
Even so, after a show like that, naturally there was an encore. And there he was again with Shreeves, this time delivering a full two minute soliloquy about the game. During which he declared it 'one more fantastic thing for my career. But the most important thing, really, is the match'.
Wise words: Mourinho gives his Brazilian midfielder Oscar some advice from the touchline during the first half
And in that one sentence, you have pretty much the whole Jose. Confident, perhaps even just a little too self aware. But honest, and pragmatic.
There's a very good reason the Football Writer's Association wanted to thank him for being around. And it's the same one that keeps us glued to the telly when he's on.
You may love him? Or you may hate him? But very rarely would you make the mistake of ignoring him.
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A 1949- c. E. BACON 2,477,852
STRUCTURAL PANEL CONSTRUCTION Filed July 4, 1945 INVENTORJ CLARE .ELEA 00 moms Patented Aug. 2, 1949 STRUCTURAL PANEL CONSTRUCTION Clare E. Bacon, Newark, Ohio, assignor to Owens- Corning Fiberglas Cor of Delaware poration, a corporation Application July 4, 1945, Serial No. 603,117 4 Claims. (Cl. lat-45.9)
The present invention relates to structural members and more particularly to an improved structural panel and wall construction embodying what is commonly known in the art as the sandwich principle of construction.
One of the principal objects of the invention is to provide a structural member or form composed .of material that can be built up within a mold and molded into the required shape without the necessity of employing high pressures, high temperatures, or expensive molds.
Another object of the invention is to provide a structural member having light weight combined with high strength and high rigidity. More specifically, the invention contemplates a body or inner structure of light weight material as a core reinforced at opposite sides by a material having high tensile strength.
Another object of the invention is to provide a structural member of reinforced plastics of high strength which may be fabricated from preformed materials in the desired combination in order to obtain maximum strength in selected directions.
A still further object of the invention is to provide a high strength structural material which combines high thermal and acoustical insulating qualities, good damping features, is highly moisture resistant and is economically made.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent during the course of the following description.
Structural members or panels comprising core structures having surfacing sheets adhered thereto have heretofore been produced in various forms. The most common of such forms includes a corrugated sheet as the core member'to which surfacing sheets are adhered. This type of material is adapted for forming flat panels or surfaces curved only along one axis, that is, longitudinally of the corrugations, and can not be used in conical or spherical conformation. This type of material exhibits proportionately great compressive strength in directions axially of the corrugations but is less resistant to compressive stresses in directions normal to said axis. These latter strengths mainly result from the type of material employed. Variations of this structure employ as cores folded sheet material as well as tubular formations of sheet material.
Other forms of cores to which facing sheets are applied include fibrous or other voidlled substances of light density.
materials in .mat form are laminated together they This type of material while adapted for use on curved surfaces usually requires preforming by molding in a separate operation. Such a core material in one form may be cellular in nature and provide a multiplicity of pores or enclosed spaces such as, for exainple, foamed rubber or plastic resinous materials, the porous nature of which is the result of chemical reactions as the body is formed.
The present invention provides a core structure produced mechanically from prefabricated members or parts. In this type of construction it is possible to assemble the several components in a manner to offer highest resistance to stresses in the desired areas. It is desirable, of course, in structures of the present type to employ materials having the highest strength combined with light weight. One such material embodying the prerequisite characteristics, 1 have found, is a resinous plastic material reinforced with glass fibers. The strength of this material may be varied as desired by varying both the type of resin and the form in which the glass fibers are employed. The high tensile strength of glass fibers is best utilized when the fibers are of the continuous type and articles made therefrom retain a high degree of dimensional stability. The manufacture of fibers of this type is disclosed in the patent to Slayter and Thomas #2,133,238.
In fabrics woven entirely from the above class of material the multiplicity of bundles or strands of fine continuous glass fibers extend throughout the length and width of the fabric. Pieces cut from such material therefore, have the fibers extending substantially continuously throughout each dimension so that the greatest ultimate strength is realized. It will be understood that fibers of other types such as cotton or other vegetable fibers or synthetic resinous fibers of rayon, nylon .or the like may be combined by intertwisting or interweaving with the glass fibers in the production of a fabric.
Lengths of glass fiber fabric may be impregnated with a suitable resinous material and laminated together to form both curved and fiat sheets or other shapes, for instance, tubes, and cured to set the resin. When two or more sheets of fabric may be rotated with respect to one another to dis-orient the direction of the strands in adjacent sheets and thus provide maximum strength in all directions. It has been found that laminates of two or three layers of cloth produce an article of extremely high strength and rigidity when combined in the manner of the present invention although a single ply may be used if desired. It is possible to employ cloths having different weaves, weights, and thicknesses when such combination provides certain desirable characteristics.
For a clearer understanding of the present invention, reference may be had to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a fragmentary perspective view of a panel formed in accordance with the principles of the invention;
Figure 2 is a sectional plan view of the structure shown in Figure 1;
Figure 3 illustrates one step in the practice of the invention;
Figure 4 is a detail sectional view of the construction shown in Figure 1;
Figure 5 illustrates a modification of the form of the invention shown in Figure 1;
Figure 6 illustrates a step in the practice of the form .of the invention shown in Figure 5;
Figure 7 illustrates an alternate form of structure;
Figure 8 illustrates a further modified construction; and
Figure 9 illustrates a still further modification of the invention.
The embodiments of the present invention as illustrated in the drawings are adapted primarily to be used as self-sustaining wall structures for uses such as aeroplane fuselage or wing constructions, the hull construction of life-saving or other small boats or rafts, or other flotation equipment where high strength combined with low weight is an important factor.
The preferred form of the invention illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 of the drawings comprises generally a panel structure It in which the core C consists of a plurality of relatively short tubular members ll adhered together in lateral contact in compact relation. The tubes are cylindrical in cross-section and are of uniform length and v diameter, their ends lying in parallel planes. The length of the tubes conforms to the thickness desired in the finished panel and the diameter of the tubes is selected to provide the compressive strength required, a greater number of smaller tubes providing increased strength. Usually the length of the tubes will range from about V inch to 2 inches and the diameter from about inch to 2 inches. Surfacing sheets l2 are attached to the core member and serve to close the open ends of the tubes ll. Thus a plurality of air tight chambers are provided. These air spaces provide thermal and acoustical insulating qualities in the panel as well as buoyancy. The surfacing sheets further provide increased resistance in the laminate to torsional stresses.
The material from which this and the following examples are constructed provides the high strength qualities of resinous materials known as plastics reinforced with glass fibers and the high strength-to-weight ratio of articles formed therefrom.
The production of structures in accordance with the present invention may be accomplished in several ways according to the shape it is desired to fabricate. The tubular core may be fabricated in sections of a size which can be readily handled. This is accomplished by forming the tubes II in a suitable manner such as wrapping resin impregnated glass fiber cloth about a mandrel and curing, partially curing or drying it thereon. The tubes are then assembled in compact arrangement in any desired shape, for instance, a rectangular block as shown in Figure 3, and further processed to adhere them together. This may be done by applying adhesive to the tubes, or by a further curing operation when the fibrous material is impregnated with a partially reacted resinous substance.
When the tube diameter is relatively small, say inch or less, the resin adhesive may substantially fill the spaces between adjacent tubes so that a rigid columnar structure is provided as additional reinforcement for the tubes. This greatly increases the structural strength of the panel by providing regularly spaced reinforced ties between the surface sheets. The block of tubes is then cut as by sawing it into sheets transversely of the axes of the tubes as indicated by broken lines at M and thus a rectangular section of the core C is formed. Two or three thicknesses of interwoven cloth of .001 to .010 inch 5 thickness may provide suificient strength for the tube structure or the tubes may be in the form of knitted or braided tubing or sleeving. When the tubes above mentioned are produced, the wall thickness, diameter, height, and weight, etc. are variable quantities, governed by the use to be made of the structure.
As an alternate method of producing this core structure, the tubes may be cut into cylinders of the desired length and assembled individually on one of the surface sheets. Adhesive is applied to the tubes as they are arranged on the sheet and the amount of adhesive can thus be regulated. This method of fabrication is particularly adaptable for forming small or sharply curved sections.
When substantially fiat panels are produced the surfacing sheets l2 may also be prefabricated and later assembled with the core. The sheets are made up of the desired number of plies of cloth impregnated with resin and the resin cured with the sheets in superposed relation.
Resinous material used in the core and also in the surfacing layers is preferably a thermosetting resin of the low pressure setting or forming type. Such types are well known and generally available in the art. They include resinous compounds whose polymerizing group is an allyl group, styrene copolymers, di-allyl phthalate, bimethacrylate, acrylic base resins, and others. Low pressure phenolic resins, urea formaldehyde, thiourea, melamine formaldehyde, and aniline formaldehyde may also be used as well as high pressure resins of the phenolic, urea, and other types, but the low pressure resins are preferred because structural and other forms may be molded using very little pressure.
Low pressure thermosetting plastics as referred to herein may also include materials formed by adding together or combining one or more low 55 and the air exhausted therefrom. This permits atmospheric pressure to be exerted on th structure as curing heat is applied. Normally pressures of from 10 to 25 pounds per square inch are employed for processing the usual low or contact no pressure resins, while some resins can be effectively cured in the absence of pressure. Normal pressures for high pressure curing resins may reach 1000 to 2000 pounds per square inch while even higher pressures have at times been used.
In joining a core section of the present type with the surfacing sheets additional adhesive maybe required for joining or cementing the members together. This material may be a heat curing resin impregnating the members. Some resins which may be used for the members are not always suitable adhesives inasmuch as some types of resins are air sensitive, that is, do not cure or set up to the best condition when air is present. To this end, due to the air spaces within the core and the fact that molds cannot be placed therein,
pressure thermosetting resins and one or more' a substance such as polyvinyl alcohol or cellophane to prevent the resinous material from adhering to the mold surface. The laminating sheets impregnated with resin in an uncured or partially cured or reacted state are then applied on or in the mold until the desired thickness is reached. In this way any number of layers may be applied to increase the strength in localized areas.
The sheets or sections of core material prefabricated as described above are then placed in contact with the laminate already in place. The core sheet while normally sufiiciently flexible and yielding to fit curved surfaces, may be cut into suitably shaped sections to facilitate assembly on a curved surface. Additional adhesive may be applied to the attaching surfaces of the core, that is, the end faces of the assembled tubes, to assure thorough sealing at the intersections. When the core is in place the outer surface laminate is then applied following the procedure of placing the first surface sheet. A protective coating or material such as cellophane is then placed over the laminate and the molding bag placed thereover. Air is exhausted from the bag and curing heat as indicated by the particular resin employed, usually about 185 to 240 F., is applied. By this process large sections, panels, or other structures may be produced.
While both the core and surfacing sheets have considerable flexibility alone, the combination results in achieving a high degree of strength and rigidity, particularly resistance to compressive stresses.
In core sections in which'the cell walls are very thin only a narrow edge is thus presented for adhesion to the surface sheet and I have found that a greater bonding surface is advantageous in most applications. Adhesion between the core and surface sheets is increased as a result of severing the core sheets from the main body of material as shown in Figure 3. As the sheets of tubular members i I are sawed or otherwise cut, the side edges of the sheet tend to fray out at the kerf exposing the raw fiber ends. This also causes the removal of a small amount of the resin adjacent the margin of the cut so that the fibers are permitted a limited free movement.
Although the individual glass filaments making up the twisted strands from which the fabric is woven are extremely small and flexible when alone and unsupported, they acquire considerable stiffness when gathered into a strand and coated with resin. In the present circumstances the ends of the severed strands, supported as they are, both by the weave of the cloth and by reason of the impregnating .resin, present a relatively rigid body. The twist resulting from plying and twisting operations through which the glass fibers pass before being woven into cloth place the fibers in a substantially spiral formation within the strands. Thus it will be understood that each strand exposed as the core sheet is severed from the main body of assembled tubes comprises a multiplicity of fibers which extend in random directions. There is a great probability that all of the projecting individual fibers will not extend in a uniform pattern but will be grouped sometimes in substantial numbers.
These fibers which extend in the plane of the tube walls engage the surface of the facing fabric when the coreand fabric are assembled with the result that the stiff fibers tend to penetrate the fabric. This is especially true when the resin impregnant in the fabrics is in a softened condition due to its being partially cured or to its softening during curing when heat is applied. Fibers not penetrating the panel are flared outwardly along its surface. This is illustrated in detail on a greatly enlarged scale in Figure 4 at i5.
This spreading of the fibers not only provides an increased surface area for attachment but the individual fibers serve to reinforce the body of adhesive which takes the form of a meniscus or fillet it at the wall junctures This feature is multiplied many times throughout the structure and assures permanent adhesion of increased strength between the members.
The generally tubular core structure of the preferred embodiment of the invention is substantially duplicated in the form of the invention shown in Figures 5 and 6. In this form the core member D (Figure 5) comprises-a plurality of strips 20 corrugated transversely of their length and arranged in staggered relation with the high and low points of adjacent strips in contact, whereby substantially oval spaces 2! are formed. The resinous adhesive material applied to the strips at the points of contact 22 provides a rigid reinforcement for the core and also increases the compressive resistance of the panel.
The core sheets D are readily fabricated by curing or partially curing individually corrugated sheets of resin impregnated fabric of suitable length and assembling them by stacking in staggered relation as shown in Figure 6. Additional resin may be applied along the ridges of the corrugations of the sheets as they are assembled to assure complete adhesion as curing heat and pressure are applied to the form. Only Sufllcient pressure is required to maintain mutual contact between the sheets withoutsubstantially deforming the sheets. The sheets D of the desired thickness are then cut transversely-from the stack as'indicated by the broken-lines 23 in Figure 6. This operation is similar to that previously described in connection with Figure 3.
As an alternate method of assembling core structures from the corrugated sheet material, transversely cut strips severed from previously corrugated sheets may be assembled on edge individually on the facing sheet. These ribbon-like strips can be arranged in any desired formation or as a duplication of the core structure D. Panels or cores produced in this manner may be cured as a unit together with the surface sheets. In these forms the strips forming the core extend substantially continuously through the body and reduce the number of points of adhesion (as compared with individual cells) with a consequent reduction in the amount of adhesive material required.
The form of the invention shown in Figure 7 varies only from that of the preferred embodiment in the shape of the elements comprising the core. In this modification the core E comprises hexagonally shaped tubes 25 adhered together at each side with a resinous adhesive.
1 Hexagonally shaped tubes may be formed by wrapping a shaped mandrel of the desired size with resin impregnated cloth or tape and curing or drying to retain its form, or cylindrical tubes may be pressed into shape while softened and then cured or dried. The tubes may be assembled in groups or blocks and cut transversely of their length into sheets of the desired thickness in accordance with the previous description relating to Figure 3. Surfacing sheets 26 may then be adhered to the core.
One feature or advantage in this construction not present in the preferred form lies in the fact that each inner cell 21 of the honeycomb-like structure is-separated by a wall of double thickness. This increases the compressive strength over that obtained by the single walled tube and produces a stronger panel construction by providing a continuous network of reinforcement therein.
A further modification of the invention is shown in Figure 8 of the drawings. In this form the core structure F is produced by creasing resinimpregnated sheets and curing them in a manner whereby when two of such sheets are placed together in ofiset relation with alternate nodes and depressions in contact hexagonal cells 30 are formed. In practice, large sheets may be fabricated in this manner and stacked in proper relation in which position they are adhered together.
A block of such material is then severed into sheets to provide the core members E in the manner previously described.
While this construction does not provide a double wall thickness at each side of the cell, nevertheless a uniformly spaced series of additionally reinforced areas are provided where the bent strips are joined together. This is substantially similar to the reinforcing pattern of the form of the invention shown in Figure 5. The size of the cells in this as well as the other forms of the invention may be varied to suit the type of construction and strength features as desired.
In Figure 9 the core structure G is shown as a modification of the form of the invention illustrated in Figure 5. It embodies a construction in which corrugated strips 33, arranged on edge, are separated by single uncorrugated strips 34 of the same or other material as desired and which are mutually bonded together at their points of contact. The strips 34 not only provide for increased reinforcement of the panel against compression but improve the tensile strength thereof lengthwise of the strips.
It may be pointed out again that the showing in Figure 4 is typical of the manner of adhesion of the parts in each form of the invention. The resins have a normal tendency to gather or collect at surface intersections and the flaring fiber ends further tend to produce a broadened area of adhesion.
Modifications may be resorted to without departing from the spirit of the invention or the scope of the appended claims.
I claim:
1. A structural member comprising, parallelly spaced panels of a thermosetting resinous material reinforced with a glass fiber fabric in which the fibers extend throughout th length of the panel, a core structure between said panels comprising narrow widths of reinforced resinous material bent and assembled edgewise to the panel, said material having. frayed edges of exposed fibers substantially free of impregnant to provide increased sealing contact with and penetration sawesa 8 into said panels, and a thermosetting resinous adhesive impregnating and bonding the core and panels together.
2.'In a reinforced structural member comprising a surface panel of woven glass fiber fabric impregnated with a thermosetting resin, a panel reinforcing structure formed of resin impregnated glass fiber fabric in sheet form arranged in edgewise relation to said panel, said sheets having their edges freed of impregnant to expose the end portions of the glass fibers therein and thus insure substantial intimate interlaced contact with the fabric in the surface panel when said structure and panel are joined together, and a thermosetting adhesive material bonding said panel and structure together.
3. In a reinforced structural member comprising a surface panel of woven glass fiber fabric impregnated with a thermosetting resin, a rigid panel reinforcing structure formed of resin impregnated glass fiber fabric in sheet form arranged in edgewise relation to said panel, said sheets having their edges roughened and free of impregnant to expose the end portions of the glass fibers therein whereby pressure and heat applied to said panel and reinforcing structure to cure the resinous impregnant produces both a substantial fiaring out of some of said exposed fibers and penetration of the panel by others of said fibers, and a bonding material coating said fibers and adjacent surfaces and forming a permanent bond reinforced by said flared fibers.
4. A structural member formed of originally deformable material comprising parallelly spaced panels each of a thermosetting resinous material reinforced with glass fiber fabric in which the fibers extend throughout a major dimension of the panel, a core structure between said panels comprising deformed narrow widths of glass fiber fabric impregnated with a resinous material and assembled edgewise to the panel, said narrow widths of material having edges substantially free of impregnant to expose the fibers thereof for increasing sealing contact with and penetration into said panels, and a thermosetting resinous adhesive impregnating and bonding the core and panels together.
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