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Bingo Book
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Bingo Book | |
Name | |
Kanji | 手配書 |
Rōmaji | Bingo-Bukku |
Literal English | Book of Search Instruction |
English TV | Bingo Book |
Debut | |
Manga | Chapter #302 |
Anime | Naruto Shippūden Episode #47 |
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The Bingo Books are black books used by ninja that contain any and all information on black-listed ninja they are to target. There are multiple versions of the Bingo Books, the most common being those based from the Hidden Villages.
Normally, a Bingo Book is owned by jōnin and ANBU members of the major shinobi villages. Each entry on the Bingo Book is added by a high ranking official, usually the Kage, who lists a black-listed ninja. Whenever the black-listed are criminals, missing-nin, or potential security threats, they are all marked for elimination by the hunter-nin. A unit of ANBU from Kirigakure, the hunter-nins' sole purpose is carry out the complete eradication of missing-nin so that no physical trace of their quarry remains.
The Akatsuki, on the other hand, use their Bingo Book for the more sinister purpose of listing their jinchūriki targets and certain ninja from the villages who have potential use to them. In Kakuzu's case, he lists his Bingo Book with information on various ninja with large bounties on their heads so that he can claim the bounty on them.
- Black books have played a role during the events of Second World War for various purposes.
- Although the word for Bingo Book is written in kanji "手配書", it is pronounced the same as in English "Bingo Book". The Japanese pronunciation of the kanji would be "tehaisho", which would literally translate to "book of search instruction", as in the instruction and protocols used for police searches and arrests.
- According to Kabuto, his own bounty within the Bingo Book pales in comparison to Sasuke's or Orochimaru's.[1]
- ↑ Naruto chapter 579, page 10

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THESE RULES ARE BEING REPLACED BY NOTHERN ALBERTA MINI STOCKS- EFFECTIVE 2015 -2014 Mini Stock RulesIntroduction
The Mini Stock rules are separated into three levels of compliance so drivers and car builders have more guidance when working on their cars.
These are minimum requirements that every car and driver must adhere to. These requirements are generally inclusive of driver, competitor, staff or spectator safely. CAR techs shall be inspecting and enforcing adherence to these rules.
These are recommendations that CAR suggests for additional safety or for a more competitive and exciting racing. Cars are not excluded from racing if these recommendations are not met. The intent behind these recommendations is to provide guidance for drivers/owners during construction and maintenance of their cars without requiring significant investment to race.
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Mini Stock drivers must be at least 13 years of age or older.
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1. Car Frame, Body and Driver's Compartment
1.1. Required
1.1.1. All makes and models, must me front wheel drive and only 4 cylinders engines. No all-wheel drive.
1.1.2. All bodies must be unaltered OEM in OEM location and match frame.
1.1.3. Maximum wheel base 106".
1.1.4. Sunroofs and T-tops must be reinforced and enclosed in sheet metal.
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1.1.6. All windows must be open and clear, no windshield.
1.1.7. All doors must be securely fastened. (bolted, chained or welded shut)
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1.1.8. If fuel tank is mount under floor in trunk you must have a steel firewall must separate the driver from the fuel tank.
1.1.10. Stock hood and trunk lid hinges must to remain in OEM location.
1.1.11. Hood and trunk must be fastened with pins.
1.1.12. Stock Seat is acceptable, providing it is securely fastened to roll cage
1.1.13. Hood must have two 4" holes for fire and emergency crew access.
1.1.14. Making car lighter is not permitted.
1.1.15. All floorboards must remain stock.
1.1.16. No reflective body panels.
1.1.17. Numbers must be painted or decale on the roof and front side doors. Minimum 16" in height and 2 ½" in brush width. Numbers must be in contrasting colour with the vehicle. All numbers must all be similar in appearance. The base of the roof number must face the passenger side. Any number deemed illegible may have to be changed.
1.1.18. All flammable materials must be removed.
1.1.19. All vehicles must have tow hoops, hooks, or chains mounted to the frame front and rear.
1.1.20. No driver-adjustable devices allowed while car is in competition
1.1.21. Driver must be seal off from track, drive-line, engine and fuel cell.
1.1.22. Rub rails ends must be angled in so nothing can catch on them. No bigger than 1" x 2" or 2" round tubing.
1.1.23. Must be run from body wheel well to wheel well.
1.1.24. No sharp edges allowed on bumpers, rub rails or bolts.
1.1.25. Minimum 16 inch by 20 inch ribbon or mesh style, and must be mounted so latch is at top front of window.
1.1.26. No part of net or mounting system to be outside the car.
1.2. Recommended
1.2.1. Aluminum high-back seat only and must be bolted to roll cage.
1.2.2. Numbers painted on rear driver's side of trunk lid.
1.2.3. Minimum 22 gauge Steel to be used for rear firewall.
1.2.4. Minimum 22 gauge Steel to be used for repairing holes.
1.3. Optional
1.3.1. A screen may be fastened over the windshield bars and may be painted flat black.
.2. Roll Cage
2.1. Required
2.1.1. Main cage must have a minimum of 4 points, consisting of a rear hoop, optionally petty bar, and two kicker bars. A Minimum 1.75" O.D. tubing, with a minimum wall thickness of 0.095", low carbon or mild steel recommended. Full roll cages are allowed.
2.1.2. No upright or post type roll bar.
2.1.3. No part of the roll cage can extend outside of the body.
2.1.4. Cage must be plate mounted to body.
2.1.5. No exhaust pipe bends or pipe in roll cage.
2.2. Recommended
2.2.1. All stress points of the main cage may be gusseted.
3. Suspension
3.1. Required
3.1.1. Sway bars must remain on car. Must remain in OEM location and must be OEM to frame.
3.1.2. Heavy duty shocks and struts are allowed.
3.1.3. Maximum of one shock per corner.
3.1.4. No adjustable or air shocks allowed.
3.1.5. Swapping of parts must be from same family (civic to civic).
3.1.6. Extra bracing on A arms is allows but must be same length and width as OEM measurements.
3.1.7. Strut support bars are allowed.
4. Engine and Drivetrain
4.1. Required
4.1.1. Twin over head cam and fuel injection allowed.
4.1.2. No diesel, super charged or turbo charged engines allowed.
4.1.3. Engine must be from OEM family (civic to civic).
4.1.4. Any 4 cylinder car allowed.
4.1.5. No rotary engines allowed.
4.1.6. Front wheel drive only, no all wheel driver allowed.
4.1.7. Manual or Automatic transmission allowed.
4.1.8. Transmission must to factory stock from make and model.
4.1.9. Mufflers are optional but exhaust must exit away from driver.
4.1.10. Maximum 1 7/8" exhaust pipe.
4.1.11. Any 2 barrel OEM carburetor may be used.
4.1.12. No carberator space plates or adapters allowed.
4.1.13. No anti-freeze in radiator, water only.
4.1.14. Standard pump gas only, no performance additives allowed.
4.1.15. Battery must be securely fastened in OEM location.
4.2. Recommended
none available at this time
4.3. Optional
4.3.1. Catalytic convert may be remove.
5. Wheels and Tires
5.1. Required
5.1.1. Stock OEM wheels and tires to that vehicle on all corners.
5.1.2. All season or summer tires only.
5.1.3. Tires must be D.O.T. approved.
5.1.4. No sipeing, grooving or altering tires in any way.
5.1.5. Wheel and tire must not stick out past body.
5.1.6. OEM Mag wheels acceptable.
5.2. Recommended
none available at this time
5.3. Optional
5.3.1. May drop down 1 wheel size.
6. Wheels and Tires
6.1. Required
6.1.1. Stock OEM brakes.
6.1.2. No brake bias adjusters.
6.1.3. No converting drum to disc brakes.
6.1.4. All four corners must properly function.
7. Personal Safety
7.1. Required
7.1.1. Snell-rated SA2000, or SA2005 preferred however SA95 helmets are acceptable.
7.1.2. No "M" rated helmets.
6.1.3. All drivers must wear fire resistant coveralls or fire suits with at least a SFI 3-2A/1 rating. If single layer suits are used.
6.1.4. All drivers will wear fire resistant shoes. Any leather shoe is acceptable and the use of proper racing shoes is encouraged.
6.1.5. All drivers must wear Fire Resistant wear gloves while racing. Mechanic Type gloves are not acceptable.
6.1.6. Absolutely no material other than fire resistant fabrics are allowed.
6.1.7. Minimum 3" wide SFI-approved 5-point safety belt assembly required (Y-type shoulder harness not allowed), must be mounted securely to roll cage,
6.1.8. Certification patches will be checked and any frayed, weathered or damaged belts must be replaced.
6.1.9. ~NEW~ Raceviers are manditory for all racers
6.2. Recommended
6.2.1. Helmets should have a face shield, goggles are discouraged.
6.2.2. The use of multi-layered suits is encouraged.
6.2.3. Fire retardant neck brace
6.2.4. Fire retardant head sock and underwear
6.2.5. Shoulder harness should be mounted no more than 10" behind the driver's head and below shoulder height Belts should be removed, cleaned and stored in a dry place out of any direct sunlight
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Every day, more than 195,000 people who live outside Cuyahoga County commute to the county for work, according to
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by the U.S. Census Bureau.
The Census Bureau, as part of its new American Community Survey, found that about 27.4% of workers nationwide commute outside the county where they live. Cuyahoga County is just above that rate, at 27.7%.
Among workers in Cuyahoga County, 195,129 live outside the county, according to 2006-2010 estimates from the American Community Survey. Lorain County sends the most workers, 42,171, to Cuyahoga County, followed by 37,191 from Lake County and 35,883 from Summit County.
Meanwhile, the survey found, 59,317 residents of Cuyahoga County leave the county for work. The most popular destination, with 15,992 workers, is Summit County, followed by 13,334 to Lake County and 10,475 to Lorain County.
Here are some other tidbits from the survey:
In 2011, 80.3% of workers in Cuyahoga County drove to work alone, considerably higher than the 76.4% rate nationally.
Not surprisingly, then, just 8% Cuyahoga County workers carpooled in 2011; the national rate is 9.7%.
4.9% of all workers in Cuyahoga County used public transportation to get to their job, almost identical to the national rate of 5%.
0.4% of you bike to work, compared with 0.6% nationally.
In 2011, the average one-way commute to work for people living in Cuyahoga County was 23.7 minutes. The average commute nationally was 25.5 minutes.
4.2% of all workers here had a commute of 60 minutes or more in 2011, compared with 8.1% in the nation as a whole.
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This and that
Lip service:
President Barack Obama has called for 5 million more community college graduates by the end of the decade to boost U.S. competitiveness.
one problem:
Financial support from the federal and state governments is eroding.
"Since he took office in 2009, Obama has lavished attention on two-year schools; last year he visited 10 community college campuses," Reuters reports. But the attention hasn't translated into more financial support.
The president won $2 billion for community college training programs when Democrats controlled Congress in 2009, but last year's $8 billion proposal went nowhere, Reuters says. Budget pressures also are leading to cuts in Pell grants, which help nearly half of all community college students pay tuition, according to the news service.
As a result, the American Institutes for Research reports, "the average annual community-college tuition rose by 41 percent, to $3,269, from 2000 to 2010. The average subsidy per student received by community colleges fell by 24 percent during that period, to $6,223 per year."
Looking up:
Cleveland-area chief information officers are
in a pretty good mood
when it comes to hiring IT staff in the second quarter of the year.
The just-released Robert Half Technology IT Hiring Forecast and Local Trend Report found that 12% of local CIOs plan to expand their IT teams in the April-June period, while just 4% plan reductions.
Meanwhile, 64% say they plan to hire only for open IT roles, and 20% are putting IT hiring plans on hold.
Tell us something we don't know:
Corporate profits are galloping to new heights, but worker income is just limping along.
That's the gist of
this long
New York Times
filled with disheartening data for workers.
"As a percentage of national income, corporate profits stood at 14.2 percent in the third quarter of 2012, the largest share at any time since 1950, while the portion of income that went to employees was 61.7 percent, near its lowest point since 1966,"
The Times
In recent years, "the shift has accelerated during the slow recovery that followed the financial crisis and ensuing recession of 2008 and 2009," Dean Maki, chief U.S. economist at Barclays, tells
The Times
The paper reports that corporate earnings have risen at an annualized rate of 20.1% since the end of 2008, according to Mr. Maki, but disposable income inched ahead by 1.4% annually over the same period, after adjusting for inflation.
"There hasn't been a period in the last 50 years where these trends have been so pronounced," Mr. Maki said.
TheAtlantic.com offers a
handy explanation
for why this is happening:
"Globalization has pushed down the cost of labor available to multinational corporations; technology has allowed companies to make more with fewer workers, in general; and Big Finance has gobbled up the economy, as the banks' share of total corporate profits has tripled to about one-third since the middle of the last century," the website reports.
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I feel it is safe to say that this group has ceased to exist as a functioning entity. The prior acting President no longer resides in AZ and as a result, from what I can see, has abandoned the group and is no longer a member let alone the President. Another member initially proposed a reorganization, but has also apparently vanished and has not provided any further input on here in regards to such a thing.
The only people that currently have expressed any interest in keeping this group alive are myself and Steve L. Like I said before, I feel there need to be at least a couple operational boats for this group to exist. I now have a boat (a 32nd Parallel XXIII) that I am starting to work on, and it WILL become operational in the not too distant future (but it will probably take longer than just a month or two for me to get it ready for its maiden patrol). Steve L. has a SWM Blueback which could be made ready for patrol in even less time. So that would give us two fully operational boats.
Once my boat is running, I would be willing to take over as active President unless there are any strong objections by any of the remainder of the group, whomever you still are, to me doing so.. I'm pretty sure that Steve L. would be willing to participate (at least some of the time) and if anyone else is, let it be known on here.
I think a fresh start (total refit), would be a good thing to do, including a possible name change. Having a graphic design background, I could even create a graphic logo for the group (something that never got accomplished in the past).
If your reading this and still have any interest in keeping this group alive, please post a comment on here and let it be known.
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text: (Re)search and Design:Learning from ChinaSpring 2013We are currently working on a study of Good Practices in Chinese new towns. Urban Design Workshop in IndiaNovember-December 2012Urban Language was invited to participate in a 10-day cross-disciplinairy urban design workshop on the development of a new town in central India. Research for Moscow Urban Forum 2012Autumn 2012Urban Language was asked as Chinese representative by the organizing committee of the Moscow International Urban Forum «Emerging World Cities» to do preliminary research on the quality of life as experienced by residents of Beijing and Shanghai. Moment of reflection in Moscow's new town developmentShanghai, Autumn 2012Urban Language was invited as critical independent expert to contribute a chapter to a book on conurbations, commissioned by the Moscow Urban Planning Institute. This book serves as a moment of reflection in the development of a new city near Moscow. Dutch New WorldsScenarios in Physical Planning and Design in the Netherlands, 1970-2000Shanghai - Zurich - Rotterdam, June 2012"Our decisions shape our future, but we know little about how. To find out, planners and designers construct vivid images of what could be." Urban Language translated Christian Salewski's fascinating book on the use of scenarios in physical planning and design in the Netherlands into Dutch. Edge of PublicExhibition + book + forum in Hong Kong's Kowloon Park, curated by Liu Yuyang, Li Xiangning, and Harry den HartogHong Kong, 16 February - 23 April, 2012In the countless new town developments in China, we witnessed an increasingly privatized domain both spatially and socially. What is the real shape of the public domain and how can architects respond to this phenomenon? History and Design Studio ShanghaiWorkshop and lectureTurin, 2012Politecnico di Torino asked Urban Language for inspiration, assistance, and critique regarding an in-depth investigation into the drastic morphological changes in and around Shanghai. Critical advice on developing a new town (2)Liaoning, 2011Urban Language was asked to give an independent critical reflection on existing plans for a new town near Shenyang supplemented by suggestions for further development. Redevelopment plan for an islandVladivostok / Shanghai, 2011Urban Language consulted with the international communications and strategy to be followed, and made a master plan, in a design competition regarding the redevelopment of a Russian island near Vladivostok. Critical advice on developing a new town (1)Beijing, 2011Urban Language was asked to give an independent critical reflection on existing plans for a new town near Beijing supplemented by suggestions for further development. Advice on various international projectsShanghai, 2011In the autumn of 2011, Urban Language worked on several studies and consultations commissioned by professionals related with Tongji University. Urban China magazineShanghai, 2011 - 2012Urban Language consults regularly with the urban research center of Urban China magazine. Harry den Hartog was member of the editorial board of #51 and #52. Area development in rural HenanZhengzhou, 2011Urban Language has been consulted by a local developer for independent critical advice in an area development in rural Henan. Shanghai New TownsSearching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolisShanghai, 2010Research on the rapid urbanization and decentralization in the direct controlled municipality Shanghai, resulting in the book Shanghai New Towns - Searching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolis, published by 010 Publishers. From Almere to QingpuShanghai, 13-19 May 2010Urban Language coordinated an excursion for the International New Town Institute (INTI) with as central theme the new towns and new cities around Shanghai. Rural KitchenChongming Island, Fall 2009Harry den Hartog gave a lecture and was jury member during the Rural Kitchen workshop, which was organized by the Tongji University Shanghai and Bern University. Urban FluxBeijing, Summer 2009The Chinese magazine Urban Flux invited Harry den Hartog as a guest-editor to make this special issue on Dutch Architects and China. The magazine also discusses the state of architecture in the Netherlands. BNSP workshop discussionAmsterdam, 22 October 2009Urban Language organized a workshop discussion on the urbanization of the Dutch countryside during a BNSP Congress. Shanghai DialoguesShanghai, 17 October 2009Urban Language mediated the Chinese contacts during a Sino-Dutch conference, as part of the Shanghai International Creative Industry Week. Shanghai GlobalismShanghai, 2009Organisation of a study tour to the 'One City - Nine Towns' development around Shanghai commissioned by New York University. Urban GalleriesNanjing - Rotterdam, 2009Organization of a study trip through Germany and the Netherlands for a group of young Chinese designers and critics with a special interest in museums Are cities more important than countries?Rotterdam, 2008-2009Publication commissioned by the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS) on the occasion of its 50th anniversary Urban MeetingsRotterdam, October 2008Urban Language made a series of reports and an essay, commissioned by the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), meant to explore the outlines of an 'Urban Agenda' for the 21st century. A Wider ViewApeldoorn, summer and spring 2008Urban Language was embedded as reporter during the conference A Wider View on Cultural Landscape Challenges in Europe, which makes part of the Apeldoorn International Triennial. The report formed a basis for the 'Radio Kootwijk Frequency', a call to strengthen the quality of all landscapes in Europe. VreewijkRotterdam, 2008Design study on urban renewal and restructuring of a monumental neighbourhood PowerNotes IABRRotterdam, 2007Urban Language wrote and edited PowerNotes, the weblog of the 3rd International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam. The log gives background information, interviews, impressions, photography, video's, quotes from visitors and special guests, and critical reviews. The power of small scaleRotterdam - Almere, 2007Design study for urban renewal in the Dutch newtown Almere. HuigExecutive-editor of Huig#8 and Huig#9Rotterdam, 2007Harry den Hartog was executive-editor of Huig#8 and Huig#9, the biannual magazine of the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design. NL2040 - Hints for laterThe Hague - Rotterdam, 2007Harry den Hartog wrote a number of columns, reports and an extensive essay as input for a series of meetings and debates with the aim to give an 'alternative' vision on future spatial tasks for The Netherlands. Living farmyardsOverijssel, 2006The Dutch Province of Overijssel counts thousands of farmyards. Yearly several hundreds of them loose their agricultural function. The province asked us to do a research on the possibilities for transformation of abandoned and old farmyards. EXURBIALiving outside the cityRotterdam, 2006The book Exurbia - living outside the city, made by Harry den Hartog, criticizes the fast changing Dutch countryside. The new spatial policy in the Netherlands seems to be a threat for the countryside and the edges between urban and rural. This book gives some critical comment on the new policy, supplemented with appropriate suggestions. Private TerritoryStudy on the rise of private controlled outdoor spaces in the NetherlandsRotterdam, 2005-2006Following his graduation project at the Academy of Architecture and Urban Design in Rotterdam Harry den Hartog researched the rise of private controlled territories in The Netherlands. Correspondent for ArchiNedRotterdam, since 2004Harry den Hartog regularly contributes articles to ArchiNed and made part of the editorial team. Forbidden Cities?Rotterdam, 2004'There is no such thing as society anymore, only families and individuals.' (Margaret Thatcher) The graduation project 'Forbidden Cities?' by Harry den Hartog, at the Academy of Architecture and Urban Design in Rotterdam, gives a critical vision on the rise of exclusive domains (a kind of gated communities) in the Netherlands. | Publications:Attempts to Control UrbanizationPublished in: Volume #39April 2014 Article on China's Hukou System: Attempts to Control Urbanization by Strictly Separating Urban and Rural Urban Tensions in the Yangtze River DeltaPublished in: IOSPressApril 2014 Essay contribution in the book 'New Urban Configurations'. Eastern PromisesContemporary Architecture and Spatial Practices in East AsiaPublished in: Hantje Catz VerlagVienna, June 2013 We were invited by MAK (Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art) to contribute a series of critical articles on pioneering architectural projects for an exhibit and accompanying catalog. Shopping for HistoryPublished in: Mark #43Zhujiajiao, April/May 2013 Article on an urban renewal project in an ancient Chinese water town west of Shanghai. Made in ChinaPublished in: MARK #45Dalian, Aug/Sept 2013 Article written at the request of MARK about the Dalian Conference Center, designed by Coop Himmelb(l)au: a prime example of thoroughness and precision work. 重细节与长远规划中国应复制与改进欧洲城市规划与设计的途径Published in: Society and Public WelfareMarch 2013 Urban Language contributed an article at the request of a renowned Chinese magazine Quality towers over quantity in building citiesChina Should Learn From Europe and Lead the Way in Urban PlanningPublished in: China DailyShanghai, 22 June 2012 Opinion piece for the newspaper China Daily, by Harry den Hartog. The inducement for writing this article was the Joint Declaration on the EU-China Partnership on Urbanization, signed by European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and China's Vice-Premier Li Keqiang on 3 May 2012. From central control towards laissez faireDutch title: Van staatsplanning naar wildgroeiPublished in: S+ROShanghai, June 2012 Article about the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and China in the field of urban and regional planning. Everyday Theme Parks 日常主题公园The mall as escape from reality 商场桃花源Published in: Urban China magazine #52Shanghai, May 2012 Essay about the role of malls in contemporary China, with references to worldwide experiences, the decay of existing cities, an urban renaissance, and of course Michael Sorkin's 'Variations on a theme park: the new American city and the end of public space'. From Qingpu to JiadingAdvanced planning within a sprawling metropolisPublished in: T+A magazineShanghai, January 2012 Essay on the urbanization of the countryside around Shanghai and the role of architects in creating new cities. Nanjing PerspectivesUrban Language interviewed Steven HollPublished in: MARK magazine #32Nanjing, June/July 2011 Conversation on the design and building process of the Art & Architecture Museum in Nanjing. Horticultural Exposition Xi'anPublished in: de ArchitectXi'an, May 2011 Report on the International Horticultural Exposition 2011 Xi'an. Haphazard growth in a land of plentyPublished in: DAMn°28Shanghai, April 2011 Essay on extremely fast and uncoordinated urban developments in Shanghai. Creación de comunidad e identidad en los pueblos nuevos de ShanghaiPublished in: Materia Arquitectura #2Shanghai, November 2010 Essay on the creation of new communities and new identities in Shanghai for a Chilean magazine. World Expo ShanghaiA confrontation with urbanizationPublished in: de ArchitectShanghai, May 2010 Report on the World Expo in Shanghai for the Dutch magazine 'the Architect'. Bubbles in ShanghaiDecentralization, speculation and the housing shortagePublished in: SR+OShanghai, April 2010 Essay on the effects of spatial and administrative decentralization, increasing speculation and huge housing shortage. Dear MARKLetter from SichuanPublished in: MARK magazine #23Chengdu, December 2009 - January 2010 Report about reconstruction activities in the earthquake devastated area. Reading the American LandscapeGreen Fields, Orange CloudsChicago, September 2009Essay on urban - rural relations in American cities, notably Chicago Museum as billboardIntegrate Art and LivingPublished in: MARK magazine #21Guangzhou, August-September 2009 Visiting 'Times Museum' in Guangzhou. Greener City, Better LifePublic Park as medicinePublished in: Urban China #37Shanghai, August 2009 Essay for the magazine Urban China on the meaning of parks as public spaces, in east and west Urbanus reinvents the wheelHakka Tulou in the 21st centuryPublished in: MARK magazine #20Guangzhou, June-July 2009 An experiment with social housing by Urbanus. City in a cityLinked Hybrid in BeijingPublished in: de ArchitectBeijing, May 2009 That it is possible to combine climatic, economic and social sustainability in an overall concept has been demonstrated by Steven Holl Architects with Linked Hybrid. Dutch architects building global architecture in China?Works and experiences of Dutch architects in ChinaPublished in: Urban Flux #7Shanghai, May 2009 Essay on the works and experiences of Dutch architects in China. Urban Language was also invited as a guest-editor for a special edition about 'Dutch architecure'. (circa 60 pages). The magazine also discusses recent projects and developments in the Netherlands. Architecture as afterimageConversation with Ben van BerkelPublished in: id+cNanjing, May 2009 Urban Language interviewed Ben van Berkel on his design philosophy. Sidewalk versus MallPublic spaces under threatPublished in: Urban Flux #6Shanghai, April 2009 Essay on the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and China, regarding the use and meaning of public spaces. Building your own housePublished in: id+cNanjing, April 2009 Column on private commissioned housing in the Netherlands for the Chinese-language magazine id+c Crystal IslandSymbol of Economic Growth and Socio-Cultural DevelopmentPublished in: 'Scape 02/2009Shenzhen, February 2009 Report on a new project by OMA. Architecture in the NetherlandsPublished in: id+cNanjing, January 2009 Essay on recent developments in the field of architecture in the Netherlands. This essay is also an introduction for an extended special on Dutch Design. Architecture without Building?Published in: ArchiNedVenice, 29 September 2008 Entitled 'Out There: Architecture Beyond Building', the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale aims to give new meaning to what we call architecture. "Architecture is not building," writes director Aaron Betsky in an essay, "Buildings are objects and the act of building leads to such objects, but architecture is something else." Greenery & CommunityCommunity gardens in New YorkPublished in: Club Donny #1Rotterdam, Spring/Summer 2008 Essay for Club Donny, a new biennial magazine on the personal experience of nature in the urban environment. Beijing 080808The meaning of the Olympic Games for BeijingPublished in: de ArchitectBeijing, August 2008 Host country China intends to use the Olympic Games that will take place this year in Beijing to show off what it has achieved. What is the impact of the Olympic Games on this city? 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Creating liveable cities in ChinaLausanne, 23 October 2012Debate led by Harry den Hartog at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. How to balance the seemingly uncontrolled development of China's cities? What are the new challenges and what is the position of architects and urban designers? Utopia or Dystopia 乌托邦,反乌托邦?Rotterdam, 3 November 2012Urban Language spoke with Joep van Lieshout: Do we choose F1 or a Volkswagen Santana? Awarded by Shanghai Culture Fund for reprint Shanghai New TownsShanghai, August 2012We are proud to announce that the Shanghai Culture Fund awarded our book 'Shanghai New Towns - Searching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolis' with a grant for a reprint. This is the first time that a foreign book is awarded by this fund. 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Sanghay ile IstanbulSeptember 11, 2011Turkish-language review of our book Shanghai New Towns - Searching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolis in the professional journal Arredemento Magazine. Beijing International Book Fair 2011Beijing, 30 August - 5 September 2011During this book fair, our book Shanghai New Towns - Searching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolis was exposed in the Dutch Pavilion, as part of the Best Dutch Book Designs 2010. Shanghai New Towns rewarded by 'Best Dutch Book Designs 2010'Amsterdam, 11 June to 17 July 2011Our book Shanghai New Towns. Searching for community and identity in a sprawling metropolis is awarded with Best Dutch Book Designs 2010. The winning books are shown from 11 June to 17 July 2011 in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. 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Take the air intake hose off your shop vac then position the vac in front of your m/c with the exhaust pointed at the bike. This makes a pretty good cooling fan whilst you diddle.
Take the air intake hose off your shop vac then position the vac in front of your m/c with the exhaust pointed at the bike. This makes a pretty good cooling fan whilst you diddle.
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What? Why not a Wally World box fan? My shop vac emits warm air & even though it's a big one, mounted on a 30 gallon barrel, it doesn't come close to a cheapo fan for air movement,sorry I don't like your idea very much...
Warm air? Fill the vac with ice.
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The guy from KY is correct on this one. A ShopVac is designed to develop significant suction and moves a relatively small volume of air. The box fan moves lots of air but with little rise rise. The shopVac product that will meet the challenge is this one:
Shop-Vac 3-Speed High Velocity Fan, Lowe's Item #: 302420 | Model #: 1030111.
Or, you could visit your local HVAC contractor and ask for a scrap furnace blower from one of his recent installs. Make sure you get one of the 110V versions and add a power cord. That should provide an adequate air flow.
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If you saw mine you'd want it. It will suck up anything, even stuff you don't want it too. Like other good machines no longer mfg. Came from Iowa ~1974.
I think Harbor Freight sells a Chinese shop fan too.
FWIW, On Shark Tank(it's on ABC TV to you non believers) they told this guy from NC that based on his unwillingness to mfg this( neat looking!!!) folding ladder rack in China , that he could take a flying jump-literally ran him out of the room!Said his "stiffness was his weakness" Very next person in the room has an equally good idea & also wants to mfg in USA only & they climb all over the idea. Guess who had the biggest bazzokas?
Hint of the day: for a great shop vac-go to Greiners industrial supply or similar and buy a vac motor designed to go on your container and mount in a small barrel & put it on wheels for that sized barrel
Whe I was running an asbestos removing crew for the electric utility, we had something like this one...it really sucked seriously sucked!Three motors!
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You mean something like these Cincinnati Fan or the similar Dayton two stage machines?
They're excellent for industrial applications that require chip clean-up and they're quieter than a vacuum.
If you want an industrial vacuum, you can still buy barrel top vacuum units from ShopVac Inc. (Williamsport, PA - 40 miles from Bloomsburg & home of Little League Baseball).
In any event, using a vacuum as a fan is pretty inefficient. But, if you really like that approach, may I suggest that you mount your air compressor upstream of the engine, set the tank pressure at maximum and lock the nozzle open. That should consume a nice about of electricity to deliver a modest amount of volumteric flow. However, you can be impressed by the noise and the pressure.
Cave contents: 99 R11RS, 2013 Toyota Tacoma, 03 Simplicity Legacy, 97 Stihl FS75, Dewalt DW625 & DW744
This is a good solution. I made a shop air cleaner (sawdust, etc.) from one, and yes it moves a lot of air. Can probably get it for free or very cheap. However, you will need to mount it in a box and you will need to neck down the outlet of the box. These blowers are designed to work against a static pressure. Simply reduce the area of the outlet in the box until the motor draws the amps that are listed on the motor nameplate. Failure to do this could result in a fire.
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Can you send me, or direct me to, any information on the fire hazard. I'm not a HVAC specialist, but I do use the units in air clean applications (similar (if not exactly) to what you describe). In my world (i.e., pumps), free delivery is typically a low power draw condition.
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Coolidge (CKC), a chemical manufacturer, is being sued for patent infringement. Plaintiffs are the patent holder and its sole licensee, who is also a CKC competitor. An analyst at CKC has done breakeven decision analysis from CKC's perspective, balancing going to court with settling out of court, but no analysis has been done for the plaintiffs.
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I am a software architect by trade and a coder/hacker by compulsion. I've worked on projects large and small, and have experience in more languages than I care to count (Java, ActionScript, Objective-C, JavaScript, C, C++, HTML, CSS, Velocity, SQL, Php, Bash, Perl, and probably others) and a number of different functional domains (concurrency/multiprogramming, build and test automation, server administration, team and project management, high-level design and architecture, etc.).
Notable open-source contributions include matchbook, a platform-agnostic matchmaking service, API, and SDK for mobile applications (think multi-platform real-time gaming), a thread-safe wrapper for Apple's Core Data framework, and a screen-capture utility for iOS.
I've also self-published a book about self-publishing books, and a comic reader app for the iPhone. I maintain and occasionally update a blog about various topics that I happen to find interesting or noteworthy.