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You and Chris Doane do a really awesome work !
Thank you to make us dreaming
Looks great! If they build it, it should look exactly like this…. well done.
Hello Theophilus !
As everytime, great work . One question : Can I use your work for our website (ATS Coupé and SRT Viper Roadster ) ? Thank you for your answer. Fred.
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Thank you so much for including my work and congrats to everybody
May 7th, 2012These are sweet works!!!!!!!!!! Congrats to everyone awesome job!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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demi you are special cute girl that i ever seen of my life.. i like your song than your voice.. i always watched your movie "camp rock" also always repeat that. keep your helathly, because i don't want you to be sick.. :)
posted by denny dawsons on May 29, 2010demi you are a special girl that ever seen of my life.. keep your healthly i don't want you to be sick.. take care..
posted by denny dawsons on May 29, 2010Demi you are the best, your acting, your singing both are awsome!!!!!
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posted by amy on Aug 22, 2009demi wil u go out with me plz n me luv u
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posted by dont no on Jul 27, 2009i love very much demi and this video clip is awesome
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posted by angelica dollente on Jul 12, 2009hai demi!!!!!! i am elsyatha from indonesia. I realllly love u!!!cuz you're preety!!i love this song!!is so cool!can u come to my country??can u?oh,and i love your song Get Back,La La Land,and on the line!you're ROCK!!!!nice to meet u...
posted by Elsyatha gultom on Jun 27, 2009I love this song just as every song. Demi is good at what she does.
posted by kkay on Jun 27, 2009this song is awesome.i loved d song.the emotions r real in d song
posted by ayesha fatima on Jun 25, 2009ilove your voice style and music
posted by nicholasedgeworth on Jun 10, 2009demi is so cool she can sing and rock
posted by hot girls on Jun 05, 2009demi you are amazing you are my insperation. i love your music and your show. am working on becoming an actriss and work on disney channel.
posted by xxlizzy809xx on May 11, 2009demi you are amazing. I love your music and your show "sonny with a chance". I am working hard to become an actriss to work in disney channel.
posted by xxlizzy809xx on May 11, 2009i love this song its awsome cuz it totaly relates to my life
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posted by alp198jazz48 on May 03, 2009it's the best song ever made
posted by demilover on May 02, 2009shes amazing and very pretty and talented
posted by haribo on Apr 17, 2009this song is awesome i love it i always go on youtube and look this video up
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I got a brand new record that i gotta play
She says a 'not now boy' but i did anyway
'Cause i'm ready, so ready
Your lips smackin', patty whackin' walkin' the street
I got a rag top chevy, now i'm back on my feet
I get and e.m.h.o* woody when i sitin the seat
'Cause i'm ready, so ready, yeah
I got a girlfriend with the hoochie coochie eyes
'Cause in the pink she looks so fine
She's got the cracker jack now
All i want's the prize, honey
I know these hookers down on 42:nd street but a
Ill-gotten booty's not my style
I'll take a raincheck till i get back on my feet, honey
'Cause i'm all right
Oh, your daddy says i'm all right
Oh, your mama says i'm all right
Oh, my old lady says i'm all right
Whip crackin' floozy way out of control
She got a new kind of jelly in her jelly roll
I got the right key, baby, but the wrong key hole
And i'm ready, so ready
I'm a red hot pistol and i'm ready to fight
I'm a '38 special on a saturday night
I'm gonna kiss your boo-boo, honey make it all right
'Cause i'm ready, so ready
I got a crusier with a bimbo on the dash
It kinda keeps my ass in line
One little french kiss, honey, thet's my kinda trash, yeah
My brand new baby's lookin' f.i.n.e.* - fine
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Ain't got no rubbers, now it's rainin' all the time, honey
'Cause i'm all right
My little sister says i'm all right
Oh, my brother thinks i'm all right
And my old lady knows i'm all right
I feel like i'm hung up on the line
I'd die for you but we were partners in the crime
Everything about you is so f.i.n.e. - fine
Let's put our clothes back on
And by the way girl, what's your name again
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Oh yeah, yeah
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Oh, your daddy says i'm all right
Oh, and tipper thinks i'm all right
Oh, joe perry says i'm all right
I pitch my tent in the pouring rain
I got a back-seat lover that's a-callin' my name
She's gonna blow my cover, she's as hot as a flame
But i'm ready
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Fee i haven't made love now, for 24 weeks
I hear that you're so tight now your lovin' squeaks
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I had been planning a trip to China for years. It got derailed due to acts of GOd (the flu in 2003) or advice from friends (the large crowds during the 2008 Olympics would not be fun). So I did my research, convinced my wife (shopping in China is unmatchable). Then spent months on websites, mainly Fodors, to see which places to visit. I dropped the Yangste River Cruise since three days on a boat was not appealing. I also arranged a private tour through China Easy Tours, since it wasn't a whole lot more expensive than a group tour. I was afraid we would be forced to eat in McDonaldized restaurants to satisfy everyone. Our tour agent was Silvia Gan.
Day 1:
We flew from Calgary and caught a connecting flight from Vancouver. The Air China flight had good food, and was relatively comfortable.THe ten hours went by easily.Beijing Airport was pretty quiet, considering it was the last day of the National Day holiday week. There is a shuttle train takes you to the main immigration and customs, which was quick and efficient. The amusing thing was there was a rating machine under the Immigration Officer, to rate him. Our tour guide picked us up, and it was a 1.5 hour trip to the Regent hotel. This is one of the best hotels I have stayed in. An amazing lobby, excellent breakfast, large hotel room, superb toiletries, awesome bathrooms, etc. The location is great, very close to the Forbidden City and Tiannamen square. It was walking distance from Wangfujian Street, which was a bit like LA's Rodeo drive. DInner was at the Quanjude Restaurant for Peking Duck, which is a 15 minute walk. It is one of the oldest restaurants in Beijing. It is a huge place, and we were taken to what looked like the foreigners section. The Peking Duck was carved up in front of us, and the bill was reasonable.
Day 2:
We started out with a trip to the Tianammen Square. It is the largest Square in the World (have covered second largest, Red Square, and the third largest, the Zocalo in Mexico City). It is large and impressive. The Chinese Parliament is on one side. The Forbidden City is on the other side.After an hour in the Square, we headed to the Forbidden City. With 9000 rooms over 250 acres! One has to remember this was the largest economy in the world from 0 AD (during Roman times) till the mid 1800s. The Queen and the concubine section was particularly interesting. Their rooms seemed rather small, though.
We then went to the Temple of Heaven. Used by the Qing and Ming Emperors. Had to take a photo of the throne room over everyone's head. We went to the tea shop, where they showed us different types of tea. Word of advice, buy the same items at the Silk or Pearl Market for a lot less. Dinner was at the Huang Ting restaurant in the Peninsula hotel, a five minute walk.
The Silk Market is where we went next. My wife was ecstatic there. As mentioned, divide the prices they quote by three or six. The knock offs were perfect, according to my wife, who is well versed in these things. There were coffee cups that changed when hot water was poured in, different types of tea, cheap knockoff suitcases, clothes, etc.
Day 3: We headed to the Great Wall at Mutianyu. It is another awesome monument in a country full of awesome monuments. The largest wall in the world, by a couple of thousand kilometers. If urban legend is to believed, it is also the only man made structure that can be seen from the moon. We took the cable car to get on top. Walked through a few guard towers, where they explained how the guards lived. We also saw a few brides-to-be taking photographs in their wedding clothes. The day ended with a visit to the Pearl Market. We did get mildly scammed by the cab driver, who refused to put the meter on (so we paid $9 instead of $6).
Day 4:
After a superb breakfast in the hotel, a mix of western and Chinese dishes, fruits, etc, we headed to the airport. The flight to Xian was uneventful. The only humorous moment was when the stewardess asked my wife of chicken or beef (as a lunch choice) and my wife reacted with, "how much will that cost?" After living in North America, one never assumes airline meals are free!
We landed in Xian, were picked up by our guide. We were taken to the Big Goose Pagoda. One of the pagoda's many functions was to hold sutras and figurines of the Buddha that were brought to China from India by Xuanzang, a famous Chinese Buddhist monk, scholar, traveler, and translator.Xuanzang is a prominent Buddhist figure mostly known for his seventeen year overland trip to India and back, which is recorded in detail in his autobiography and a biography, andwhich provided the inspiration for the epic novel "Journey to the West". We then went to dinner at a local restaurant with our guide, where we had thick Xian noodles, vegetables and other fascinating dishes.
Our Hotel was the Sofitel Xian, which was in a fantastic compound. It had an old Chinese style theatre. Of course, nothing like the Beijing Regent!
Day 5:
We started with the City Wall of Xian, which is the only ancient city wall left standing in China. It was a lovely sunny day, and not smoggy like Beijing. After that we headed to see the Terra-cotta warriors. They were more impressive than I imagined. All of them put together cover a distance of two football fields. And that is just the first location. There are two smaller locations. Just read recently that they were painted in different colors, but time has eroded those colors. In any case, to make thousands of soldiers who resembled real people, instead of copying the same soldier again and again, is hard work!
We went to one of the generic silk factory outlets after this, where we looked at silk blankets and covers. They keep you cool in summers, and warm in winters, apparently.
For dinner we went to the De Fa Chang restaurant, near the Bell Tower (city centre). Our guide had made the reservations, since the staff spoke very little English. There were limitless dumplings in the shape of different animals. Very cute!
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Johnson & Johnson Baby Lotion
192 reviews
85% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
Aqua, Paraffinum Liquidum, C11-13 Isoparaffin, Polysorbate 20, Propylene Glycol, Hydroxypropyl Methycellulose, Ceresin, Carbomer, Ethylhexyglycerin, Panthenol, Diethylhexyl Sodium, Sulfosuccinate, Copernicia Cerifera Cera, Glycol, Sodium Chloride, Stearic Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, Phenoxyethanol, Parfum, CI 17200Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Love using this for my daughter and for my self.
She is now 6yrs old with sensitive skin but this works for her.
She is soft and smelling sweet.
Does not irriate her skin which is great.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My kids and me love this lotion for dry patches and during winter Is perfect to travel a.my son who is 4 and picky of smells has grown to like it . My ten year old daughter has travel size too .
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I use this on my son. So i keep it on the bedside table to apply on him after his bath. One night it was soooooo dry and i could feel my face parched up i needed to grab a moisturizer but couldnt be bothered to get out of bed. Reached for this. Couple of pumps on face amd hands, it absorbed in seconds. Applied several more layers until i felt comfortable to sleep again. In the morning, i touched my face thinking i would have a massive breakout or something. Boy was i wrong. Skin was smooth, smelled lovely, soft, even after a shower. Wouldnt use it as a daily moisturizer but once in a while as a thick mask or treat when its super dry, definately.
Age: 56 & Over
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Eyes: Green
I just started using Baby Lotion as I wanted a lighter lotion for the summer. I really like it so far, it does not leave my skin feeling like it is 'coated' like other lotions do. I find I am using it on my hands as it does not leave them feeling greasy. Since using it on my hands, my nails look very healthy.
When you put the lotion on it will go on like other lotions, but then it jus disappears. So then I tried it on my face. So far so good. I had bought another popular face lotion for 'oily/combination' skin. I can't afford it anymore, that is why I tried the Baby Lotion on my face.
As it is getting cooler out, it is September now, will wait and see how the lotion works on winter skin. But as the lotion is light feeling, I will be able to use it more often. So that may be a goot thing. And to me the smell is light and goes away after a bit.
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I never thought I'd write a review for baby lotion, seeing as I'm in my late 20s and don't have kids! My Nivea body lotion was just too thick and rich for the weather, but I still needed a lotion. I've used Johnson & Johnson's No More Tangles on my hair successfully, so I figured I'd give the baby lotion a try. It's very lightweight, absorbs with minimal rubbing, and leaves my skin silky smooth and soft. I was concerned that the fragrance would be overpowering, but I found it light and inoffensive. It's such a bargain and works so well for me, I may never use any other body lotion again!
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I love the smell.of baby lotion. best smell soften skin. must have for people who dont mind the smell.
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This is a ok lotion. I don't see anything too special about it or anything that makes me uncomfortable.
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Yick. I can not STAND the smell of this - and never used it on my kid or myself. Blech.
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
What can you say about this classic. I actually stopped using lotions a long time ago and used coconut oil or crisco (yes, crisco) as a body lotion, eyecream and makeup remover. I was going more natural but I am fickle when it comes to bath/body/beauty so, being back on my baby product kick ,on a whim at the grocery store the other day I picked up a bottle of this. I love cheap mutitasking products and this is it. As a body lotion this never feels greasy or heavy which my crisco or oil can. It leaves my skin and hands so soft, my crisco or oil really doesn't leave me supersoft just moisturized. It doesn't make my legs burn or itch which is the reason I stopped using "regular" lotions. As a makeup remove it is amazing! I think it works better than my coconut oil and much easier to use. As a face cream I love it. I dont use facial moisturizer as I have oily skin and my oil or criso is too much. However being over 40 I have noticed my skin isn't as "plump" as it once was and it looks a bit dull even with careful cleansing and exfoliating. The very FIRST time I used this in the am as a moisturizer under my primer and foundation and my skin looked 100 times better. Awake and so so soft but not greasy. My makeup looked better, I could use less primer and foundation and even though I am oily it seemed to help my primer keep the oil at bay longer. As an eye cream it did seem to help a bit, it is much less greasy and heavy than crisco, but I will have to use it long term to see if it really makes a big difference there ( I may need to break down and find a real good moisturizer for around my eyes). Plus the soft, clean, powdery baby scent is so classic and comforting and doesn't interfer with my musky perfumes. I also use this as a leave in hair conditioner! It leaves my thin dry ends super soft and moisturized! I know my coconut oil is better but sometimes coconut oil leaves my hair greasy even with a tiny bit so I'll save the cconut oil for overnight and baby lotion as my daily leave in.
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An international law enforcement operation involving the Australian Federal Police, Customs and US officials seize 750kg of cocaine hidden in a yacht docked in Vanuatu and bound for Australia.
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An international law enforcement operation has seized 750 kilograms of cocaine bound for Australia.
The drugs were found on a yacht in a Vanuatu port, hidden underneath concrete that required a chisel to cut through. The cocaine is estimated to be worth about $370 million.
Australian Federal Police agents joined Australian customs concealment experts and US officials in Port Vila on Monday to examine the massive drug bust, one of the largest involving Australian law agencies.
A customs officer with some of the packaged cocaine, seized as part of Operation Basco which commenced in July. Photo: Supplied
The boat, known to authorities as the Raj but renamed Scope, was docked and no one was on board when the seizure was made.
No one has been arrested. Authorities said the boat was for sale when it was raided.
The drug bust is the largest made under Project Cringle, an operation set up in 2010 by the AFP, Australian Customs and Border Production and the US Drug Enforcement Administration to target criminal organisations using the South Pacific as a transit point and staging area.
The yacht raided in a Vanuatu port which had about 750 kilograms of cocaine onboard. Photo: Supplied
Customs Compliance and Enforcement national director Karen Harfield said there was a sophisticated concealment of the drugs in the lower engine compartments and around the keel area of the hull.
"Certainly the coverage made it particularly difficult - the actual ability to access the gaps where the drugs could be concealed meant you had to use a chisel, rather than being able to open compartments or pull compartments apart," Ms Harfield said.
The AFP Serious and Organised Crime national manager, Assistant Commissioner Ramzi Jabbour, said the bust would hinder the drug trade in Australia.
"We've been exceedingly successful - on this occasion we've taken the legs out from underneath them, but we're not resting on their laurels.
"With respect to the price of the commodity [cocaine] on our streets, this is an indication that it is readily available, but efforts like this will certainly make an impact."
Assistant Commissioner Jabbour said the bust had potentially stopped more than 750,000 deals taking place on Australian streets.
Project Cringle has resulted in 10 arrests and the seizure of almost two tonnes of cocaine destined for Australia from five vessels.


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Ullas Shetty, an office-bearer of Karnataka Small Industries Association (KSIA), Baikampady, has said that it will soon be known whether a substance packaged by a Baikampady company is hazardous to the health. Mr. Shetty is KSIA's point man for issues relating to Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation (KSSIDC) and Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) infrastructure. A sample of the substance had been sent for testing to the National Institute for Technology-Karnataka. The results of the test will be available by Thursday, he said.
The substance from Transworld Furtichem Pvt Ltd., which stores phosphates in Baikampady, was sent for testing after some people working in the vicinity of the company complained of health problems.
Last month, people from the industrial area had participated in a protest march against the company led by M.J. Shetty, President, KSIA. At least two persons working in Baikampady then said they think the phosphate caused them health problems.
On Wednesday, industry persons in Baikampady said the company continues to store phosphates in the open and has made no change in the way it stores the substance. B. A. Nazeer, President, Kanara Small Industries Association (KSIA), said that a representative of the company had attended a meeting of the association held a week ago and had said the stored phosphates would be covered. He said, "He has not done anything so far."
Mr. Shetty said the company has now dumped the phosphate in one more location outside its factory.
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I usually post on the ar15 site so I'm new here . I recieved my lee master loader and have been making 223 ammo. I'm not just real pleased with the lee master loader for the main reason is the disk loader. It is inconsistent on its throws. I have ran a pound or two thru it, wrapped dryer sheets around it. Ran graphite thru it, tapped two times , three times , bumped handle on down stroke , bumped handle on up stroke and still inconsistent . I enentuallu gave up and just started using my digital scale. I orderd another powder dispenser from Lee that's supposed to be accurate . I started out with my S&W Ar15 with a 1 to 8 twist and a 16in barrel. I found the sweet spot at 24.5 of H335 with a 55g FMJ /bt and cci primers with a 1 moa at a 100 . Any advice would be appreciated. Also what's a good for. 1 to 12 twist using H335 and a 55gfmjbt?
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3 The Relationship of Measured Gear Noise to Measured Gear Transmission Errors (January/February 1988)
Vehicle gear noise testing is a complex and often misunderstood subject. Gear noise is really a system problem.(1) most gearing used for power transmission is enclosed in a housing and, therefore, little or no audible sound is actually heard from the gear pair.(2) The vibrations created by the gears are amplified by resonances of structural elements. This amplification occurs when the speed of the gear set is such that the meshing frequency or a multiply of it is equal to a natural frequency of the system in which the gears are mounted.
4 Light Weight Assembled Gears - A Green Design Solution (May 2013)
It is widely recognized that the reduction of CO2 requires consistent light-weight design of the entire vehicle. Likewise, the trend towards electric cars requires light-weight design to compensate for the additional weight of battery systems. The need for weight reduction is also present regarding vehicle transmissions. Besides the design of the gearbox housing, rotating masses such as gear wheels and shafts have a significant impact on fuel consumption. The current technology shows little potential of gear weight reduction due to the trade-off between mass optimization and the manufacturing process. Gears are usually forged followed or not by teeth cutting operation.
5 Systematic Investigations on the Influence of Viscosity Index Improvers on EHL Film Thickness (November/December 2001)
Mineral-oil-base lubricants show a significant decrease of kinematic viscosity with rising temperature, as exemplified in Figure 1 by lubricants for vehicle gears. An important attribute of lubricants is their viscosity index (VI), according to DIN/ISO 2909 (Ref. 4). Viscosity index is a calculated coefficient, which characterizes the change of viscosity of lubricants as a function of temperature. A high viscosity index represents a low variation of viscosity due to temperature and vice versa. A low viscosity-temperature-dependence is required for lubricants that are operated at significantly varying temperature conditions, such as vehicle engine and gear lubricants in summer and winter time. This way, the oils remain flowing and pumpable at low temperatures on the one hand; and on the other hand, sufficiently thick lubricant films can be formed at higher temperatures for a safe separation of the surfaces.
6 Effects of Gear Surface Parameters on Flank Wear (January/February 2009)
Non-uniform gear wear changes gear topology and affects the noise performance of a hypoid gear set. The aggregate results under certain vehicle driving conditions could potentially result in unacceptable vehicle noise performance in a short period of time. This paper presents the effects of gear surface parameters on gear wear and the measurement/testing methods used to quantify the flank wear in laboratory tests.
7 The Capacity of Superfinished Vehicle Components to Increase Fuel Economy, Part I (January/February 2009)
This paper will present data from both laboratory and field testing demonstrating that superfinished components exhibit lower friction, operating temperature, wear and/ or higher horsepower, all of which translate directly into increased fuel economy.
8 Development of Conical Involute Gears (Beveloids) for Vehicle Transmissions (November/December 2005)
Conical involute gears (beveloids) are used in transmissions with intersecting or skewed axes and for backlash-free transmissions with parallel axes.
9 Load Sharing Analysis of High-Contact-Ratio Spur Gears in Military Tracked Vehicle Applications (July 2010)
This paper deals with analysis of the load sharing percentage between teeth in mesh for different load conditions throughout the profile for both sun and planet gears of normal and HCR gearingusing finite element analysis. (FEA).
10 Powder Metal Magic (August 2012)
Capstan Atlantic, located in Wrentham, Massachusetts, produces powder metal gears, sprockets and complex structural components. The company has provided unique powder metal products in a variety of industries including automotive, business machines, appliances, lawn and garden equipment and recreational vehicles.
11 Romax Technology Launches Gearbox and Driveline Design Software Package (November/December 2012)
Romax Technology, the gearbox, bearing and driveline engineering specialist, has launched a new design software package that will increase speed, quality, creativity and innovation when designing gearboxes and drivelines. Called Concept, the new product delivers on the Romax vision of streamlining the end-to-end, planning-to-manufacture process with open, easy to use software solutions. It has been developed in close collaboration with engineers in the largest ground vehicle, wind energy and industrial equipment companies around the globe.
12 Investigation of Gear Rattle Phenomena (September/October 1992)
The acceptance by discerning customers of passenger cars is dependent upon both the actual noise lever and the subjective noise character. The subjective noise character itself can contain, among other features, undesirable noise phenomena which become apparent at certain points in the vehicle operating range. One such critical phenomenon is gear rattle, which is mainly present under low speed, high load conditions. Due to changes in the angular velocity of the crankshaft, gear rattle under driving conditions occurs at the unloaded gears and splines.
13 Gear Research Institute (May 2013)
The essence of designing gears is often by necessity risk-averse, given that many of them are used in applications where loss of life is a distinct possibility. The Gear Research Institute (GRI) at The Pennsylvania State University conducts risk reduction testing with the same goal in mind - whether it be gears in fighter jets, Ferris wheels, tanks, or countless other gear-reliant vehicles and machinery.
14 Future Demands Next Generation of Standards and Practices in Gear Industry (May 2010)
Gear manufacturers are moving into an era that will see changes in both engineering practices and industry standards as new end-products evolve. Within the traditional automotive industry, carbon emission reduction legislation will drive the need for higher levels of efficiency and growth in electric and hybrid vehicles. Meanwhile, the fast growing market of wind turbines is already opening up a whole new area of potential for gearbox manufacturers, but this industry is one that will demand reliability, high levels of engineering excellence and precision manufacturing.
15 Blue Skies for Aerospace Parts Manufacturing (March/April 2006)
Aerospace manufacturing has seen quite a turnaround in the past few years. The world's manufacturers of airplanes, helicopters, missiles, space vehicles and satellites are all extremely busy right now--and that's keeping quite a few gear manufacturers busy as well.
16 Bending Fatigue, Impact and Pitting Resistance of Ausform-Finished PM Gears (June 2010)
The powder metal (P/M) process is making inroads in automotive transmission applications due to substantially lower costs of P/M-steel components for high-volume production, as compared to wrought or forged steel parts. Although P/M gears are increasingly used in powered hand tools, gear pumps and as accessory components in automotive transmissions, P/M-steel gears are currently in limited use in vehicle transmission applications. The primary objective of this project was to develop high-strength P/M-steel gears with bending fatigue, impact resistance and pitting fatigue performance equivalent to current wrought steel gears.
17 Efficient Methods for the Synthesis of Compound Planetary Differential Gear Trains for Multiple Speed Ratio Generation (July/August 1990)
This article presents an efficient and direct method for the synthesis of compound planetary differential gear trains for the generation of specified multiple speed ratios. It is a train-value method that utilizes the train values of the integrated train components of the systems to form design equations which are solved for the tooth numbers of the gears, the number of mating gear sets and the number of external contacts in the system. Application examples, including vehicle differential transmission units, rear-end differentials with unit and fractional speed ratios, multi-input functions generators and robot wrist joints are given.
18 The Elementary Theory for the Synthesis of Constant Direction Pointing Chariots (or Rotation Neutralizers) (November/December 1988)
The south-pointing chariot exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., (circa 2600 BC)is shown in Fig. 1. Although the mechanism is ancient, it is by no means either primitive or simplistic. The pin-tooth gears drive a complex system, wherein the monk on the top of the chariot continues to point in a preset direction, no matter what direction the vehicle in moved, without a slip of the wheels.(1)
19 Understanding the Application: A Key to Economical Gearbox Purchases (November/December 2004)
On a highway, a compact pick-up truck struggles to tow a 30-foot boat up a steep grade. Inside the pick-up, the owner curses himself. He saved money leasing a smaller truck but sees now that he really needed a bigger, pricier vehicle, one suitable for this job.
20 Curvilinear Cylindrical Gears (May/June 1988)
The curved tooth cylindrical gear is one of ancient design. Samples which date from the period of the Warring State (475-221 BC) have been excavated from archeological sites in China. One such sample is now on display in the Xi'an Clay figures of Warriors and Horses Exhibition Hall. This example is about 3/4" in diameter and made of bronze. It was used in the famous model, "Ancient Chinese Vehicle With a Wooden Figure Always Pointing to the South." Although this early gear is handmade and somewhat crude, it is a viable model.
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Explaining many profound dharmas is easy; living them yourself is hard.
-Adept Godrakpa, "Hermit of Go Cliffs"
James's comment:
Another great reminder that it is easier to philosophize and understand the Dharmas in our brains. As well as explaining them. Whereas living them in our personal life comes the real practice.
-Peace to all beings-
Monday, November 14, 2005
Profound Dharmas
3 comments:
- Ali said...
This truth always has me seeking a reminder of my practice. I know it in my heart but often forget it in my mind :O) I move too fast to live how I feel sometimes, it is v. frustrating.
- Zen Unbound said...
Constant blog reader that I am, I found this at whiskey river posted today, 37 min. after your post, James. Synchronicity? May be.
"People who study the path clearly know there is such a thing; why do they fail to get the message, and go on doubting? It is because their faith is not complete enough and their doubt is not deep enough. Only with depth and completeness, be it faith or doubt, is it really Zen; if you are incapable of introspection like this, you will eventually get lost in confusion and lose the thread, wearing out and stumbling halfway along the road. But if you can look into yourself, there is no one else." - Foyan - 1:09 PM
- "James" said...
Yeah, a lot of us struggle this way. Keep on keeping on.
Sychronicity indeed.
Thanks for the link and quote. :) - 10:32 AM


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A popular North End greenhouse is petitioning for support to stay in the community.
Richard Gyselinck, who runs Riverside Greenhouse in the Safeway parking lot at McPhillips Street and Jefferson Avenue, says he's collected more than 1,000 signatures so far to help present his case as Sobeys prepares to assume the Safeway banner in a $6 billion takeover deal.
"I'm crossing my 'T' and dotting my 'I,' " Gyselinck said last week.
"We have to gauge the support of the community to show we're liked and welcomed here."
Gyselinck's family has operated the greenhouse, headquartered in St. Vital, for three generations. It's also operated the summer satellite location, which runs from May 1 to August 1 on McPhillips, since 1984.
The takeover deal still needs regulatory approval from the Competition Bureau. Once approved, Gyselinck wants to use the petition to show Sobeys it's worth the while to keep the business relationship intact.
"Not only do I want to be here, the people want us to be here," he said.
The location is critical to the company's success, Gyselinck added, and Safeway has been gracious enough to allow him to spend the extra time and money setting up three small greenhouses on-site, to grow and stock flowers and vegetables that he says are grown accordingly to the cultural diversity in the north end of the city.
"We know what to do here, he said.
"We've built up quite a following.
"There's no real greenhouse in the North End compared to St. Vital, where there's five of us," he said.
According to reports, Sobeys will be taking over 213 full-service Safeway stores in Western Canada as part of the deal.
A Sobeys spokesperson could not be immediately reached for comment.
Maples resident Valerie Allan said she's been shopping at the greenhouse for close to 20 years after she moved into the community.
"As soon as spring comes, I come first thing and then at the end before they close," she said.
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