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ARLINGTON -- Josh Tomlin was not surrounded by a host of family and friends. He did not hear his name announced in a nationally-broadcast television special, leading to hugs and cheers and tears. The pitcher was alone in his car when his cellphone rang.
On the other end was Mike Daly, who was an area scout for the Indians in 2006 and now serves as the Rangers' senior director of Minor League operations. Daly informed Tomlin that the Indians had used their 19th-round selection to claim the right-hander in that summer's First-Year Player Draft.
"I was driving back home to my parents' house," Tomlin said. "It was probably one of the best phone calls I received in my life. Whether it was the 19th round or not, it was an opportunity to play."
It is fitting that Tomlin will be taking the mound at Globe Life Park in Arlington on Saturday, considering that teams will be making picks for Rounds 11-40, beginning at 1 p.m. ET with exclusive coverage on MLB.com. Tomlin (a native of nearby Whitehouse, Texas) will square off against Texas righty Nick Tepesch, who was drafted in the 14th round in 2010.
"Draft day was a special day," said Tepesch, who was taken out of the University of Missouri. "I got to continue my career past college and I was very fortunate that the Rangers drafted me. I've been able to work with a lot of great coaches and I've made a lot of friends along the way."
Life as a mid- or late-round prospect is not always easy, though.
While players taken in the early rounds have the pressure of lucrative signing bonuses and heightened expectations, the lower-round players must deal with the pressure of being more easily replaced. The more money a prospect earns on Draft day, the more margin he might have for error. That is not always the case for players who were in situations like Tomlin or Tepesch.
"You know you have to succeed on a regular basis before they replace you," Tomlin said. "You see it in the Minor Leagues all the time. You can get replaced in a minute."
In his last outing, Tomlin allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits in 5 2/3 innings of a no-decision against the Rockies on Sunday. The right-hander -- sidelined for most of last season due to Tommy John surgery on his right elbow -- struck out eight and walked one in the effort. This season, Tomlin has posted a rate a 8.4 strikeouts per nine innings, which is a big jump over his career rate (5.2).
On Saturday, Tepesch yielded five runs (four earned) in just two innings, during which he logged 62 pitches and faced 14 batters before being pulled against the Nationals. That rough showing came after the right-hander went 2-0 with a 2.09 in his previous three starts for Texas.
"It wasn't very good," Tepesch said. "I just wasn't locating my pitches. I wasn't getting ahead of batters. That's kind of what happens when you don't do those things well."
Indians: Santana looks to rebound
Third baseman and backup catcher Carlos Santana was activated from Major League Baseball's seven-day concussion list on Friday. Feeling much improved, Santana is hoping the break not only allowed him to get healthy, but to recharge after a rough start. Through 50 games, Santana was hitting just .159 for Cleveland.
"Maybe this will help," Santana said. "I took a little break. I know what kind of ability I have. It's good for me. It's not good for me to have a concussion, but I'm thinking positive all the time. Concussions are hard. It's my second time. I know how I feel and I'll be OK."
Rangers: Scheppers returns to 'pen
Reliever Tanner Scheppers was activated from the disabled list on Thursday after a bout with right elbow inflammation, and made his first appearance back with Texas that night. Facing the Orioles, Scheppers opened hs outing by allowing allowing a solo home run to Adam Jones and issuing a walk, but then the righty induced a double-play groundout.
"He came in, he was amped up. You could see that," Rangers manager Ron Washington said after the Rangers' win on Thursday. "The first two hitters he faced, he threw them nothing but fastballs, then he went to something else. The ball came out free and easy."
Worth noting
• Entering this series with the Indians, Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus had hit safely in 37 consecutive games against the Indians, dating back to his Major League debut. Since 1900, that represented the third-longest hitting streak against a single opponent, trailing Vladmir Guerrero (44 against Texas from 2004-06) and Jacoby Ellsbury (38 against Baltimore from 2009-12).
• Indians first baseman Nick Swisher (15-day disabled list due to a left knee injury) is currently working out with the team in Texas. Swisher is scheduled to fly back to Cleveland on Sunday to prepare for a Minor League rehab assignment (Tuesday and Wednesday) with Double-A Akron.
• Cleveland designated hitter Jason Giambi headed into this series with a 299/.434/.583 career slash line in 74 career games in Arlington. The 43-year-old slugger has 20 career home runs at the ballpark, marking the most for any visiting player.
Grace Raynor is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If you are in the market for a new notebook with an Intel Sandy Bridge processor, one of the higher-end offerings is the Core i7 2630QM, which is a quad-core processor with Hyper Threading that boasts a 2.0GHz base frequency but can ramp up to 2.9GHz thanks to Turbo Boost. In this article are some Linux benchmarks of the Intel Core i7 2630QM compared to other mobile Intel CPUs.
I have this processor on my Envy 14 2002ea laptop and it flies!
Michael does the laptop you've reviewed work with switcheroo? Also is AES enabled in the BIOS?
I have a laptop Core i7-2820QM, which runs Gentoo. It compiles software quickly.
I am a but curious that nothing was mentioned about the temperature . This thing runs pretty hot. I have this CPU on a Asus G53SW and when I compile stuff on Gentoo like kernel, it easily reaches 80C, sometimes nearing 90s, even on this big chassis machine.
Of course, it is a very fast CPU. I mostly use "make -j4" -- I am still not very sold on the hyper-threading thing, besides I don't want my machine to run too hot, and leave some CPU left for doing other tasks while compiling too. Also, as I remember, the difference between "make -j4" and "make -j8" while running a "emerge -e world" was 13 hours versus 12 hours (using "genlop -p"), so probably just an hour here or there -- perhaps many ebuilds force single thread.
I found the oposite it's the coolest running laptop I've ever had. Do you have the correct power management options switched on in the kernel?
I use make -j9 in my make.conf and -j 10 when I emerge the -j10 on an emerge will run 10 parallel jobs (if possible) which is great for virtual packages
I am pretty sure of the power management stuff in kernel (see http://hirakendu.mooo.com/helium-sou...ken-out/config for example). Besides, the idle temperature is usually in 30s or 40s (and runs at the usual 800MHz) and for moderate load, it is usually below 55C. I would also say that temperatures of 70s and 80s during compiling are not very surprising, at least for the desktop counterparts of these CPUs, and I believe the thermal threshold for throttling for this CPU is 90C, although I haven't seen it go there any time. (100C is the limit of desktop CPUs and I did see my Core i5 750 desktop (overclocked to 3.5GHz) reach that point and throttle down automatically.)
I think part of the reason for the high temperatures are also the materials of this notebook (lesser metal, possibly even the rubberized palm rests) even though I believe it does have a big copper heat sink and overall a big well ventilated chassis.
That is correct, and the reason being it is meant to be a bit generic and run on quite a few different machines. In general, I compile Gentoo on my desktop (not the best idea to do long compiles on a notebook), make images and transfer them to other machines.
Frankly, while I am currently in one of those times that I don't tinker with my system and want to keep it running that way (since it is a perfectly fine system to my liking and also busy with work), useful suggestions are always welcome - I would also suggest not to spend much of your precious time on my config .
I cannot confirm the temperature problem on my Clevo Laptop. It's used as a desktop replacement so does all the tough stuff. With make -j9 it isn't even used 100% probably you could adjust your portage niceness?
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A number of AACD members and leaders were involved in the latest update of the Elsevier Publishing text, Dental Clinics of North America, Vol 55 #2 entitled, "Esthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry for Modern Dental Practice: Update 2011." Guest editors include AACD members John Calamia, DMD, Director of Esthetics at the New York University College of Dentistry, and Mark S. Wolff, DDS, PhD; along with Richard D. Trushkowsky, DDS.
Other AACD luminaries contributing to this edition include, AACD Immediate Past President Dr. Hugh Flax, Incoming President Dr. Ron Goodlin, Accredited Fellow Dr. John Weston, Dr. Gary Radz; and AACD Members Dr. So Ran Kwon, Dr. Joe C. Ontiveros, Mr. Eric Haupt CDT, and Dr. Anabella Oquendo.
"As AACD evolves into a more evidence-based, teaching organization," explained Calamia, "we're bringing the Academy closer to academia and making our brand of education more relevant to current dental students, the core of our future membership."
The team of editors and contributors has developed a text that will provide students of esthetic dentistry (whether they be generalists, specialists, seasoned practitioners, or recent graduates) with foundational knowledge in a clear and concise text to help them provide to their patients those often elective procedures requested in the modern-day practice of dentistry.
Dr. Calamia's previous edition of DCNA April 2007 Vol. 51 # 2 entitled, "Successful Esthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry for the Modern Dental Practice," which includes articles by AACD Past President Nicholas Davis, ABCD Fellowship Chairman Brian LeSage, and past and present AACD educators: Dr. Dennis P. Tarnow, Dr. Frank Spear, Dr. Vince Kokich, Dr. Galip Gurel, Dr. Stephen Chu, and Dr. Raymond L. Bertolotti is sold out. However, it may be viewed through ScienceDirect (www.sciencedirect.com), an information source for scientific, technical, and medical research. Subscription required for some sections.
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Rob Potter prides himself in doing his job right the first time. As an auto equipment technician, it is his responsibility to make sure the light duty fleet vehicles are in tip-top shape for the Verizon fleet he manages in Laurel, MD. Potter is very conscientious when it comes to being accurate, and he believes this helps the overall economy of the company. Every penny counts, especially with a national fleet of approximately 55,000 vehicles.
"Doing the job correctly saves money in the long run, and part of that is that you need to have the proper tools to work in an industry like this. It costs money to save money at the same time," he says.
Every day, Potter is responsible for an average of 30 vehicles, each with unique maintenance requirements, from preventative maintenance (PM) to transmission repair. He's already hard at work in the shop at 5:30 a.m., when most people are just waking up. An early start allows Potter to get ahead of the schedule, and he says an early start equals less downtime and increased fleet efficiency.
Occasionally, Potter has some additional vehicles in the garage that are not part of the normally scheduled repair workload, due to an impromptu-style repair schedule. Drivers call a toll-free number to report and schedule repairs, and those who are in the vicinity of his shop are dispatched to bring the vehicle to Potter's garage. Reports are generated and printed out in the shop, and either Potter or his co-worker make the repair, whether it is replacing a headlight or repairing a flat tire. He says this is especially helpful for a driver who encounters a problem away from their usual repair center, because they're able to simply stop in for service when they need it.
Potter's shop is sometimes dispatched at the same time a vehicle is en-route to the garage for service. Although this last-minute scenario doesn't happen often, Potter describes a recent situation that proves how the Verizon drivers rely upon technician expertise for on-the spot service repair.
What Potter recalls sounds like an a scene from a movie, but it was actually a very real and dangerous situation: a driver was on the road when the engine suddenly shut off. Potter says that the initial problem was 'minor', and could have been easily repaired if it was detected by a technician early enough. Potter's theory of what happened is that the driver most likely knew there was something wrong with the vehicle when he heard a noise, but didn't think it was anything to worry about. By the time the failure happened, it was too late.
When Potter inspected the vehicle further, he discovered the engine was overheating because the water pump was leaking and coolant ran out.
"The water pump was so noisy, it was horrendous. There was no way the driver couldn't have heard it," he says.
Potter replaced the water pump, but that wasn't the end of the problem. "Because the water pump was overheated, it blew the head gasket, so I had to pull the cylinder off. It turned into a major job," he says.
Some of the tools that Potter uses in his shop help him with measurements. For instance, he uses brake micrometers to find the exact dimensions of the rotor or drum brakes. He says that using this tool helps him to determine if there are enough materials left to safely machine the rotors on brakes, which is important to have a quality braking system.
"Even on today's modern fuel systems and everything, you have to have more up-to-date tools to scan the systems to be able to get in and help diagnose what is wrong with the vehicle," he says. Potter also uses a MasterTech scanner which is a universal scanner for vehicle testing to determine if there are system problems for ABS or transmission issues, for example.
"You can view data to see what engine temperatures or coolant temperatures are on the car," says Potter. "With different sensors like oxygen sensors, you can view what voltages they are reading and sending to the computer," he continues. "Like the mass airflow sensors that measure the amount of air and the temperature of the air that's going in that the engine's using."
Investing in the proper tools is critical, according to Potter. "You need to have the proper tools to work in an industry like this."
Christian Corrigan, global marketing manager for the cordless tool division at Ingersoll-Rand, says their product line is focused on making a perfect fit for the technician, whether they are using impact wrenches, drill drivers, cordless ratchets or die grinders.
In traditional pneumatic ratchets, for instance, Corrigan says that when technicians tighten down bolts during a repair, there is 'kickback', or the sudden movement of the tool that often results in knuckle or hand injuries. Corrigan points out that one of the benefits to the electronic circuitry in the Ingersoll-Rand tools is to help prevent kickback, which ultimately helps to prevent technicians from getting hurt.
Another way the technology makes practical sense, according to Corrigan, is by providing cordless tools for technicians to increase mobility in the shop or for technicians who have a mobile repair business.
"In the shop, being able to run around the vehicle without having a cord really adds a lot of value," he says. "One big benefit is that when you look at the technology of cordless tools, it's getting to the point where you're not really giving up much from a performance standpoint. And in many cases, the cordless tools can outperform comparable air tools."
Corrigan says that one of the main reasons technicians use ratchets is for easy access. "No one necessarily wants to use a ratchet," he says, but adds that the majority of technicians he talks with prefer to use an impact wrench versus a ratchet.
"They use a ratchet when they can't get an impact wrench in there. So when you think about the benefit from a ratchet, it's for access. Throwing a hose on the back of a ratchet really doesn't equal the best access," he says.
Removing the hose gives the user flexibility and mobility to maneuver around the vehicle and be able to get the job done quicker, Corrigan says.
"With electronics, you're going to be limited in your run time, but what is key for many applications when you talk about gasket removal, cleaning surfaces, mating surfaces or cleaning wheel wells out," Corrigan says, "is that these ratchets are great because they allow you to not have to drag the hose out there. You can do it wherever you are in the shop."
Corrigan says that one of the biggest challenges for a technician or fleet manager is being able to build up their tool supply when they are often limited to the pre-determined kits tool companies offer.
"Maybe today you want an impact wrench, so you go out and buy that impact wrench with a charger and a battery," Corrigan says, "but tomorrow you decide you need a grinder or a drill driver. So you have to go out and buy the same kit for the grinder, and now you've got redundant batteries and redundant chargers."
From a cost of operation standpoint, Corrigan says it seems to make sense for a fleet manager to have a cordless line of tools to avoid the obligation of having redundant chargers.
Arnold Lauret works for the city of Milwaukee public works department. He and his team of approximately 20 technicians work on police and other light-duty city vehicles. Part of Lauret's job is to coordinate training and purchase equipment for the technicians, which is often time-consuming for supervisors or management.
"Arnold stepped up to the plate a few years ago, because we didn't have the time," says his supervisor, Patrick Brushafer.
Lauret also researches and bids for the kinds of tools or training the technicians in the shop need based on what is available within their forecasted budget.
He says that he periodically asks the technicians about what topics or classes interest them and coordinates training with companies such as Ford, AC Delco or local technical colleges. At one point Lauret thought they were falling behind in getting their technicians up to speed with training courses, but ever since he began to organize and coordinate training schedules and classes he feels more comfortable. He says they are now caught up on general training techniques, but he recognizes that he needs to maintain their interest levels. Now it is just a matter of keeping abreast of current industry trends and technology.
"Mostly, now, I go looking for new technology," he says. For instance, Lauret says that many of the supplemental restraints have been changing in airbags and seats because they are more electronically controlled. The fleet is also anticipating a late-summer delivery for hybrid and multi-fuel vehicles. Training for these new additions to their fleet won't be immediate because the vehicles will be under warranty, but they're preparing technicians by giving them bits of information ahead of time. Lauret compiled a list of acronyms related to the new technology as a starting point, which will give the team a head start on understanding the vehicles they will be repairing in the not too distant future.
Lauret and Brushafer both believe in a team-oriented approach to managing their technicians. Each month, Lauret moderates a shop meeting for all technicians to raise concerns or to bring ideas to management in an open forum setting. During the meetings, Lauret will also give technicians information about new procedures, techniques or tools that may be helpful for their jobs. It's also a good way for technicians to talk about specific repair problems they've encountered, and share what worked in the repair process with their colleagues.
"The guys here are pretty good at sharing the knowledge," Lauret says. "It helps people feel like they're part of a team."
Brushafer agrees. "It helps to keep people in the loop a little bit."
Another important aspect of managing their team is to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of each technician to avoid a negative or competitive environment.
"Everybody has their strong points. My weak point might be the guy across the way's strong point," Lauret says.
"We do try to hand out the work load where we'd rather address somebody's strong points than with something where they're going to stumble and fall," says Brushafer.
Brushafer and Lauret's team consists of 16 technicians on the first shift schedule, three technicians on second shift and one on the late shift. Today, the staff is about two-thirds smaller than what they had 10 years ago.
Lauret says they have a combination of newer and more of what he calls 'old-school' technicians, but stresses that each person is an important part of the team, and they all work together to do their best work.
For the technicians at Milwaukee county's department of public works garage, training is easily accessible. A dedicated room above the floor shop is used for individual or group training. The room, complete with a bank of computers and network access, is used for Web-based training or driver education classes, and Lauret says that approximately two-thirds of the training courses are either Web-based or available on DVD or CD-ROM.
If technicians aren't able to participate in training sessions offered at work, the city of Milwaukee offers tuition reimbursement for employees to receive job-appropriate training off-site, at local technical colleges, for example.
Reference materials such as Mitchell OnDemand, and factory service manuals are also commonly used in Lauret's shop, as well as online access to Ford and General Motors electronic service information. This comes in handy, especially with 600 police vehicles in the fleet. In addition to the online manuals, Lauret and Brushafer's team use Ford scanners, proprietary scanners and MasterTech scanners. Whether repairing a new or old vehicle, each has various challenges for technicians to tackle.
Lauret says working with older vehicles can be a maintenance challenge, because it usually becomes a time-consuming restoration project.
"The older vehicles are more work but the newer ones are more complicated than what we had ten years ago, because they have a lot more accessories, more safety equipment, emissions and electronics. It's much more hi-tech," says Lauret.
"We never even had air conditioning 10 years ago on the fleet vehicles, but all the police cars and city vehicles have that as a standard now," he says.
Access to many scan tools helps with the maintenance of the newer vehicles, according to Lauret.
"We're in a big enough place where we're lucky to have proprietary scanners. We have enough people and enough vehicles that we're using them all the time," he says.
Chuck Roberts of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) says that it's imperative for technicians today to have experience with electronics integration on automobiles.
"Without an understanding of the electronic controls of almost any system on an automobile, you won't be able to diagnose it," Roberts says. "I think the skill set that the competent technician has to possess is really one moving from being a mechanical skill to understanding electricity, electronics, and how they control the various functions of the systems in the vehicle."
"There's some excellent training out there. I don't think there's any problem with the training that has been developed for general automotive maintenance," says Al Ebron, president of the Automotive Training Managers Council (ATMC) and executive director of the national alternative fuel training consortium based out of West Virginia University.
Ebron says that one of the issues technicians face in being well-trained is that they are working in dealerships or in various fleet management organizations where taking time for training means taking time away from production and their day-to-day work. "So there's a balancing act of trying to get enough training time for the technicians and to produce the work the dealership might need," he says. "And that is exacerbated by a shortage of technicians across the nation right now."
Ebron says that the Internet has played a big role in keeping technicians updated on training and information.
"There are a number of training organizations out there, and a number of automotive trade organizations that keep their technicians trained. There are also a number of online Web sites to provide online communications to help the technicians obtain information and solve problems," he says.
"The Internet has provided some real-time and some extremely timely information for automotive technicians and those in the automotive industry."
Ebron's suggestion for managers to keep up-to date on training for their technicians: pay attention. "If I were a maintenance manager, I would pay attention to my own trade organization and information that comes from there and then follow-up," he says. "I would also find out what training is available and would be most appropriate for my technicians and employees. I would have a training program set up, to allow enough time for my employees to attend. And that is something I think that is extremely important in a maintenance program."
Ebron says that ATMC, the Automotive Training Managers Council, is another resource for automotive professionals. The ATMC is an organization founded in 1984 by automotive professionals, for technical, sales, marketing and training professionals to exchange training ideas and strategies. "Basically, the ATMC helps the automotive training industry and those who are doing actual training in the industry or those who might serve in the training industry," Ebron says.
"The members are interested in improving their 'ROI' or 'return on instruction,'" he continues. "This is done through networking and exchange of ideas for more effective training performance. We want our members to better train their customers and to understand and utilize the latest products and techniques."
Changes in the fleet maintenance industry are inevitable, and every shop must make accommodations or modifications in order to adjust accordingly. Each shop operates differently, with various levels of management, supervisory and technician experience. But almost all have similar goals: to operate their fleets with balance and efficiency.
Strong leadership and career guidance is important to operating and maintaining a fleet and employees, whether it's with a team of two or a crew of twenty. From a management standpoint, keeping up-to-date with trends and training will improve fleet technician skills and guide career growth, which will ultimately lead to success for everyone.
It is also the dedicated employees who contribute to the fleet's overall success, leading by example. The well-equipped and well-trained technician who always seeks better and more productive alternatives to job performance are empowered to excel and to be the best and brightest in their field of expertise.


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Object | Disassemble and Reassemble the Puzzle |
Difficulty | Level 9 - Gruelling |
Brand | Hanayama |
Types | Jose Grant, Hanayama Metal Puzzles |
Dimensions | 1 3/4 in x 1 1/2 in x 5/8 in / 4.4 cm x 3.9 cm x 1.5 cm |
Packaging | Cardboard and Plastic Box |
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Note: Our level rating system is different than Hanayama's. Hanayama's level 1 is equivalent to our level 5.... level 6 is equivalent to our level 10.
This is the second of the 'ring' puzzles. The five separate rings can be taken apart and put back together. This version has been changed a bit from the original and is made by Connecticut's Jose Grant. This puzzle has five rings, like the Olympic rings that stand the test of time. That is the basic concept behind this puzzle. This type of ring puzzle goes back at least as far as the 15th century, and is now remade with modern technology. Give it a go.
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In addition, this is my personal record for solving a Cast puzzle - less than 5 minutes.
I do not understand why the people before me disliked this puzzle so much. The only issue I see with it is the wrong difficulty - I would rather rate it level 2 (6 here), although I do understand why they rated it level 5 (a second of the kind, in theory it is more difficult, and it is designed to be more complex and beautiful than the first). Mine stays together unless moved, there is also some logic required to solve it (the most important thing for puzzles) and the looks are nice.
Just for fun, I was wondering if Hanayama ever purposely made different puzzles fit or interact with one another. I own Cast Ring (the chrome and gold big one) and found that Cast Ring II will fit within Cast Ring when both are assembled. Don't know if that was intented, but it works, and makes storage easier. Hmmmm, what about other Hanayama puzzles? I'll have to pull out my display box and see.
1) took 5 minutes tops, very easy, misrepresented 2) no solid solved state, feel flimsy 3) not that aesthetic solved It's the worst of the 20 Hanayamas I own and the only one I'm not going to keep. Please don't let yourself be disappointed, stay away.
Not one of the best. It's very easy to make. I solved it in 15 minutes. The original Ring was better.
Not hard at all. Very disapointing. It requires no thinking; just dexterity, But you don't need extra hands.This was the easiest Hanayama I've ever done. Not recommeded.
Okay, this is the single worst puzzle Hanayama can possibly manufacture. The name itself prompts the solver to think of Cast Ring, so let's do that. First, it says "Cast Ring II". Usually putting a "II" after a successful thing indicates an improvement, or at least some similarity. In this case, Ring 2 is easier and lower quality than Ring. As stated before me, it really falls apart. No, really. I have to use wires to hold it together even while storing it. And assembling is truly a task requiring little else than dexterity (and a few extra hands). The ring itself is much smaller than the original Ring, and though it has one more rings, the two outer rings are simply hanging from the inner ones making it practically a 3-ring puzzle, and the middle ring is perfectly straight, without any twists or bends apart of the oversized logo on top. Do not get me wrong, it's not _that_ bad. It can still be fun to play with, just do not expect the amount of brain work usually required for a 5-star Hanayama. But everything considered, I do not recommend it.
As other reviewers noted, a dexterity puzzle. It was good, but I wouldn't rate it a 9 in difficulty, more like a 6-7.
This is a terribly miss leading puzzle, as the box leads you to believe that it SHOULD STAY TOGETHER. I also found it unbelievably easy, not a 5 star puzzle in my opinion.
Warning! This puzzle FALLS APART when you open the box. The puzzle is NOT to take it apart!!!! It REALLY DOES DO THAT on its OWN! Instead, you have to figure out how to put it back together. And it WANTS to keep falling apart. This is more of a "dexterity" puzzle than a mind puzzle. You have to hold the thing together while piecing it back together.
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A new exhibit at the Anasazi Heritage Center gives visitors a chance to see how ancient people viewed the night sky and what it meant to them.
�Ancient Skywatchers of the Southwest� showcases prehistoric astronomical markers in the Four Corners. The images are the work of explorer and photographer John Ninnemann and will be displayed in the museum�s Special Exhibit Gallery.
At Sunday�s opening, Ninnemann will explain the tradition of the �skywatcher� among the Pueblos and how it illustrates the importance of astronomy in the early Southwest. He has spent decades studying the rock art and architecture at remote archaeological sites and his work captures alignments of the sun and moon that mark significant points in the Pueblo year. The exhibit was produced by the Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College.
Ancient people, especially those who survived by farming such as the ancestral Puebloans, paid close attention to the annual rhythms of the Earth and the corresponding movement of heavenly bodies. The longest and shortest days of the year were often commemorated by annual ceremonies. Marking the year�s mid-points at spring and fall equinox helped determine ideal times for planting and harvest.
The ancestral Puebloan people also had a deep interest in celestial events. Their understanding of astronomical cycles is reflected in the architecture and rock art they left behind. Some buildings included oddly-located windows through which the rising sun would appear on a specific date. Sometimes a shadow or a sunbeam falling across a rock art image would signal the change of season.
There also is evidence that the builders of Chimney Rock Pueblo National Monument near Pagosa Springs anticipated a cycle of the moon that only repeats every 18.6 years. The �lunar standstill,� which is when the moon rises at its southernmost point, is rarely noticed, even by modern people, and its meaning to the Chimney Rock people is a continuing mystery. The pueblo�s builders chose a site where the standstill moon rises between a pair of natural stone pillars. Periodic construction and remodeling at Chimney Rock took place mainly during lunar standstill years.
Ninnemann also will sign copies of his book Canyon Spirits: Beauty and Power in the Ancestral Puebloan World.
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Apron Front | No |
Basin Depth | 6 |
Basin Length | 13.125 |
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Faucet Centers | 0 |
Faucet Holes | 1 |
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Product Weight | 27 |
Sink Included | Yes |
Sink Shape | Oval |
Theme | Traditional |
Thickness | 1.25 |
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High + mighty. Crafted of stained wood veneer, the Tall Storage Dresser provides classic, clean-lined bedroom storage. Angled solid wood legs and drawer pulls in an almond finish give it a light, airy look.
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