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Putting the fun back in dysfunctional.
I'm changing my goals this week. I've realized somethings I set are not working for me, and since they are my goals I'm changing them. I felt better immediately after I decided to do so earlier in the week.
Writing goals:
Edit 5 days a week, 1 hour a day After editing is done, write 250 words 5 days a week or 1250 words per week.
I'm barely getting my editing in never mind my writing, so I dropped the writing goal. And I'm dropping the hour goal, as long as I get at least one chapter edited, I'm calling it success. So far I've been successful since our furnace came back to life.
The change was to protect my new bedtime of 11 PM, I need to get my son up earlier so bedtime for me has to get earlier.
Blog goals:
More guest posting: both getting and giving. Going to aim for 2 a month for Jan and Feb, one a week for March.
Dumping this goal. I hate reaching out to people. I'm stressed over just keeping up with my blog. So I'm just going to blog, connect via Twitter and do my mash-ups and call it good.
Working out a schedule in a spreadsheet, because I'm a geek.
I want back to this but it's not really working for me. Maybe when the boy-child is off antibiotics and I'm sleeping at night.
Get outside 5 days a week.
Haha. It was below -20 all week. I had to drive my daughter to school, we live 3 blocks away. There was no recess, buses didn't run most of the week. And then my son wound up with a chest infection. Someday it will warm up and we won't be sick. Before we moved to oiltown, we NEVER got sick. Since we got here, we've been sick constantly. It might be all the damned wind. I so want to move back to Central Alberta.
Exercise with EA active
I missed one work-out last week. 4 days on, 3 days off. But I'm less excited about exercising, but I have noticed a change in my endurance and muscle strength. I'm not trying to lose weight (I'm sadly underweight) but I have to exercise to stave off Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Plan meals (gotta get our budget under control).
Doing well. Been using up some freezer stuff since I didn't get to shop on my usual day, Tuesday thanks to furnace-gate.
Read one book and watch one movie a week as per the fifty-fifty challenge.
Lord, I have to get a list of these. I lost my notebook. I had a bunch of late books from the library so I got banned from borrowing E-books as well. But I fixed that. I read "Write Good or Die" edited by Scott Nicholson but it was written before the e-book boom so half of it was related to making pitches, which I skipped. When I finish The Indie Journey, I will count the two of them as one book.
Oh I did finish The Happiness Project.
And I immediately thought "I should start my own project" and then I thought of all the other things I had going on and how crappy I was feeling about not keeping up, and I ditched the idea. I didn't watch a movie, unless you count the last half hour of the second Star Wars movie, which was on when I got up the other morning. My husband had fallen asleep on the sofa while watching and it went on repeat. My son was excited to see "bain-bain" or airplanes so early in the day.
Happy birthday to my mom.
Tomorrow I will watch a movie. Not sure what yet, something child-friendly. Or with pretty guys in it.
The other goal I'm adding, which I'm not really tracking, is just keeping my sink shiny again. I've been slacking on routines once again after the holidays and illness and furnace-gate. So, I'm doing minimalism and just doing the shiny sink thing, and it's working. I'm getting dishes done consistently before bed.
Welcome to a quick 4 week, change your habit help line based on Chip Heath and Dan Heath's book Switch.
This week is about the emotional side of changing habits, which is probably what most of us struggle with when we try to change. And yelling at yourself or getting tough are not the answers.
1. I gotta feeling. This is best summed up as SHOW don't tell. We are creatures of immediate gratification. It makes me happier right now if I play Farmville then if I do the hard work of writing. Except tomorrow I will feel crappy that I wrote nothing and made no progress on my goal to becoming a best selling author (or even to write 500 words a day). Besides, writing those 500 words will make me happier in both the short and long term.
2. Break it down. This is basically the same as think small from last week. When we have a monumental task before us like write novel, we get freaked out. If we break it down until we are no longer scared to take that first step, we can do that. So if you can't commit to writing 500 words today, how about 100 or 50 or writing for just one minute. You can build on it tomorrow.
3. Learn to do better. This might be learning specific skills, but most of the time it's just cultivating the mindset of "I can do it." There are two types of people: those who believe abilities are innate and unchanging and those who believe that abilities can be learned.
Guess who are more succesful?
Those who believe they can learn skills. Believing you can do something or that you can change is the first step.
Do you need to work on the emotional side of change? Can you see steps here that might help you make a switch?
I recently read the book Switch by Dan Heath and Chip Heath, which gives tips about smoothing change in your life and making them stick (made to stick is their first book).
You can read my introduction from last week.
The first part is dealing with the rational part of yourself. Sometimes this part of us gets bogged down in researching and recording data, there are some ways you can get around this.
1. Look for what works. This could be habits you've instilled yourself over the years, how did you manage to keep those habits. But more than likely you need to look outside yourself. Talk to people you know or search the internet. The world wide web is full of blogs by people who have made any number of changes in their lives, and they are dying to help someone make the change.
Not everything everyone else has done will work for you, but you can try out any number of ideas.
2. Think small. Too often we see the big picture when we are making changes. What exact change are you going to make? This step is similar to making goals that are trackable.
In my life, my goal is to write more. That's a HUGE goal and if I stuck with just that ideal I would write occasionally and generally feel like a failure. So instead my goal is to write 500 words, 5 days a week. That is trackable. At the end of the day I can look at my word count tally sheet and see that I wrote 523 words more than yesterday.
3. What is the end result? Why are you trying to get the end result?
Again with my "write more" goal, that's not the real result I want. I want to finish a novel, or X number of short stories. Why? Because once I have a novel I can move one step closer to being published, or self-publishing.
I know many of my blog readers and people's whose blogs I follow are doing Row80 this round. I know Row80 follows many of the ideas in Switch.
How are your resolutions going this year? Could these ideas help you make a big change this year?
It's that time of the year when we make our resolutions. And then most of the time fail to do the work to change. Because, face it, changing is hard. If it were easy to change we wouldn't have to make resolutions, we'd wake up, decide to change and do it.
I wish change were that easy. According to Chip Heath and Dan Heath, it can be easier if you tap into a few keys that make changing easier. They explore these ideas in their book Switch. I'm going to spend my Monday's in January following up on the ideas in the book and hopefully give people a little boost in making the necessary changes in their lives to keep their 2012 goals.
To simplify and begin, we all have two parts of our brain when we make our choices.
We have the rational side who wants us to change and get up every morning to exercise before we sit down and write two thousand words of the next great novel, and then head in and put in our best day of work ever. Heath's call this the Rider part of our brain.
We have the emotional side who hits the snooze button six more times and pulls the blanket up a little higher because it's cold out and decide we'll write later, because our writing isn't that good anyway. The Heath's call this the Elephant part of our brain, a good term since if we were sitting on an Elephant and it didn't want to listen, it would just run us over, which is what our emotional side often does.
I love Switch because it's universal, it can be stretched or shrunk to apply to any situation and any size. It can work on a personal level and also for big corporations (one of the stories in the books is how one guy made some spending changes within the US government).
Leo Babuta from Zen Habits doesn't believe in them.
But most motivational self-help, life coach gurus will tell you they are necessary.
Cecil Alec Mace was the first to study and document goal setting. It was Edwin A. Locke who developed the goal setting theory we all use today.
If you've read any self-help goal setting books you may have seen that goals need to be SMART.
specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-targeted.
I recently was reading through Michael Neil's blog of coaching tips and I stumbled across a post about our inability to judge how long it will take us to do something (and I submit: or how much effort it will take us).
Once George pointed out this "hidden factor" to me, I began to see it everywhere. Actors who give up on their dreams after not becoming stars in their first 6 months in Hollywood. Coaches who can't understand why they're not making 6 figure incomes in their first two years in the business. Employees who aren't getting promoted on their time schedule and entrepreneurs who think if the world hasn't beaten a path to their door the day they opened it they must be doing something wrong.
People set goals based on someone else's expectations – Some will set goals based on what others think they should do. There are many people who have lived their life because someone else thought they needed a certain career. For instance, I know people who were told they should be engineers and they are, but everyday the hate their job. They are only there because someone else said it would be good for them. Are the goals you are setting for yourself, your goals?
In order to get what you want, you must first decide what you want. Most people really foul up at this crucial first step because they simply can't see how it's possible to get what they want — so they don't even let themselves want it.
I won NaNoWrimo last night. The story has a maybe 10K left in it, so I'll wrap that up in December.
– Write 5 days a week.
I took one day off, when we went to my dad's for the day and I was wiped when we got back and got the kids in bed.
– Blog 3 times a week. I only have a few scheduled posts left so I better stock back up now that NaNo is over.
– Working social media. Doing it less everyday. I dunno why. I try to post links every few days and congratulate or encourage people. I am not on daily.
– Routines to keep the house under control.
By Saturday I was done cleaning the house and Sunday DH and I got in a huge fight about it. The house was a disaster, and I admit it. But I spent all week picking up after everyone. I'm trying really hard to apply the Work on this one, but damn it I want to be right on this one.
– Play Dragon ages II a lot and dream about Anders.
No wait that wasn't a goal. But I am obsessed you guys. I need an intervention. Okay my husband has played through once and is at the same point I am on my first play through. IT"S NOT FAIR.
I'm now dying to write a romance with mages in it. Not fan fiction, I want to have magical characters of my own. With nightclubs. I just don't know if I can write a mystery the way it's shaping in my head.
Write 5 days a week.
I read this awesome post via the Passive Guy about how to write more. And I've been putting number 1 and 3 into action, can't do much about number 2 right now but so far in few days of test runs, it has been helping. I haven't been writing out on paper what I'm going to write about, but I spend time outside of my writing time thinking about the upcoming scenes.
– Blog 3 times a week
going very well.
Personal goals:
– Working social media during nap times
I am saving good posts for my link mashup and Tweeting them as I find them. As I get more comfortable with blogging I find myself on Twitter less. But I find myself on the computer less in general in the past few months.
– Flylady-type routines in the house to keep the house under control
It always amazes me how little time the things I put off (stacking the dishwasher, wiping up the countertops) actually takes me. Jobs that I dread doing only take 15-20 minutes. If I just did them in the first place they wouldnt' weigh on my mind so bloody much.
I am amazed I am getting any writing done. Susan Bischoff got me hooked on Dragon Ages. Now her post talks about Dragon Ages Origins. We got Dragon Ages II. I didn't pay that much attention until I found out how AWESOME these games are. So much better than Final Fantasy (sorry FF I love you, but your story lines are too linear and you do not have the hilarious dialogue).
"Could we perhaps do battle with a pack of pretty flowers and soft bunnies next time? I'd do much better." – Merrill
What I love most about DA2, is the romance option. My poor mage girl flirts with everyone she can, but I ended up in a relationship with Anders, moved in with him and then I lost a battle. So I had to do the whole relationship again. Second time, I went to a main quest by accident and I had to reload.
So Anders says "I love you, I've waited so long to tell you" and instead of the nice option I ask him if he wants a sandwich.
Romance at it's best. Doing the Anders romance thing three times however ruined Carly Rae Jepsen's new song "Call me Maybe". My daughter was listening to it on repeat and now I cannot hear the song without thinking of Anders.
Okay I'm a sucker for a good love story.
Here's one more quote for you.
Write 5 days a week.
Since I'm doing NaNoWrimo this one is pretty moot. I write everyday. Even if I fall asleep while writing as I did on Monday night. I kept having to pry my eyes open but I think I got 2 K in. yahoo.
– Blog 3 times a week
I have a bunch of posts lined up in advance. I'm working on my first guest post for someone, hopefully I don't screw that one up. I want to work on it now instead of blogging my Row, but I think that writing when I'm this tired is a bad idea.
Personal goals:
– Working social media during nap times
I am getting retweets and having conversations and meeting people and sharing links from other people. There are so many great blogs I've had to start treating my feed reader more like Twitter, I just can't read every blog I follow anymore.
– Flylady-type routines in the house to keep the house under control
Came to the conclusion that if I want a clean house then I actually have to get off my fanny and clean it. It's been hit or miss. The zone is the master bedroom and I always slack on this zone. Maybe tomorrow I'll focus on master bedroom laundry.
I love psychology studies. I stumbled onto a post on You are Not So Smart blog about the Benjamin Franklin effect which had content about psychological studies.
Okay, all this stuff is fascinating, but I also read an essay by Malcom Gladwell about why profiling doesn't actually work. Because similar behaviours in different people are motivated by different things.
So I really sometimes wonder how much confidence we should put into generalized psychology. I still like to think these "experts" know what they are talking about when they tell me why I was so addicted to Farmville for far too long.
Can you really generalize a group of people?
check in stuff:
Write 5 days a week.
Since I'm doing NaNoWrimo this one is pretty moot. I write everyday until I hit that magic 50 K or I run out of novel.
– Blog 3 times a week
I have a bunch of posts lined up in advance. I am getting lots of comments and hits and retweets and tweets and conversation. And I'm often posting more than 3 times a week. I don't have set days. I would like to, but you know I keep coming up with things, so I'm going with more frequent over posting in advance. But I do have things scheduled as well.
Personal goals:
– Working social media during nap times
I am getting retweets and having conversations and meeting people and not playing Farmville.
– Flylady-type routines in the house to keep the house under control
Came to the conclusion that if I want a clean house then I actually have to get off my fanny and clean it. So far this week was a good one for the house.
Plotting vs. pantsing.
I've discovered I like plotting out my novels. I was a die-hard pantser. I like knowing what scene I'll be working on next.
Except that as I write, I end up changing the some other scene in my plot. Tonight I came up with a better ending, but then I had to change the last seven or so scenes, which took some time out of the actual writing.
So I have no idea if I can even call myself a plotter since I find that I am beginning to suspect I spend more time changing my plot outline than I do actually writing the damn novel. (And no I couldn't possibly stick with the original plot).
Are you a plotter (outline person as James Scott Bell would say) or a pantser (no outline person: NOP)? Or are you some combination?


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Late January and early San Francisco, Google got together those who had pre-ordered Google Glass and because of the NDA, well, no one is doing much talking except for Google; the Mountain View tech giant is letting pictures do all of the talking; eight winning teams won the grand prize-Google dug deep into its own pocket to foot the bill for each of their Explorer edition Glass...
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1. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
I want google glasses so I can just have arrows point me to where I need to walk.
2. InspectorGadget80 (Posts: 6961; Member since: 26 Mar 2011)
Hurry up and release those damn GLASSES GOOGLE. Can't wait till 2014
3. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Pictures with Apple LOGO more distinctly shown than anything else. Is GOOG marketing Apple products?
4. jroc74 (Posts: 5254; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Probably not. Just shows that they are not fanboys.
6. blingblingthing (Posts: 490; Member since: 23 Oct 2012)
Exactly as jroc74 said.
5. Mube1 (Posts: 153; Member since: 22 Sep 2011)
I wish It will sell like hot cakes

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I've ridden the lightrail for the last 5 years or so to the games. It's a great way to get in and out, and lets you avoid traffic coming out of the stadium.
You can either park somewhere north of Reliant along the line and try to get free parking that way (most of downtown is free parking on Sunday), or you can park on Fannin South, which costs $15 this year (up from $10 last year).
I feel the $15 is worth it. Reliant is the second to last stop going southbound, and Fannin South is literally the last stop. So when the game is over, EVERYBODY else is going one direction, and you are going the other. This way, it's faster to use the lightrail to get to your car.
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This summer, we're looking closer at what went right and wrong during the 2012 Detroit Lions' season. In the coming weeks, we'll count down the top 10 plays which made a difference in the team's performance and record last season. Today, we continue things with an examination of number 6.
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She started to fuck me and she is moving up and down slowly and her huge melons were bouncing like a restless football. Now I am feeling so good that I forget my all the pain and I am moving my hips from bottom with her rhythm. It is producing some great sound and we both breathing heavily. I was trying to touch her boobs and nipples and squeezing them and she was moaning now also. aaaaaaaaaaa hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaa hhhhhhh hhhhhhhh ooooooooo oooooooo hhhhhhhhhhhhh we were both moaning loudly and blap blap sound has aroused. Now she is moving very fast and I am watching how my cock has been eaten by that tria! ngle. Her boobs were bouncing gorgeously and can you imagine that that 42d sized boobs are jumping in front of your face. I was really getting more and more mad and I pulled her boobs to my chest and she was kissing me a lot like lover. I was pressing her tits and sucking another. Her nipples were really big than normal size. 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Apr.21, 2015 -
While it's been expected for a long time, the Orbit1 electroplater is now finally ready for business. Since being unveiled at the Maker Faire in New York last September, this interesting desktop electroplating machine has...
Automate the removal and 3D printing of multiple objects with the ECHOdrive add-on
Apr.19, 2015 -
Two Penn State students have developed the ECHOdrive – an interesting add-on to most 3D printers that will make removing objects from printbeds easier than ever and will even enable you to automatically 3D print multiple objects...
Solderdoodle launches new Kickstarter campaign for cordless 3D print finishing tool
Apr.6, 2015 -
Now, a new option for finishing 3D prints has also launched on Kickstarter that - similar to the Retouch3D - acts as a sort of hand router for finalizing a 3D print.
FilaDry filament drying process keeps filaments free from moisture
Mar.31, 2015 -
After testing their own theories through long experimental processes and extensive calculations, 3D printing enthusiasts Ohad and Hanan have invented their own solution for preventing humidity problems in the 3D printing...
World's first 3D print finishing tool featuring heated interchangeable tips launches on Kickstarter
Mar.31, 2015 -
Today, a company called 3D 2.0 Inc has announced that they are releasing a tool that aims to make this process easier called the Retouch3D. The hand-held tool (which looks similar to a more-familiar Dremel rotary tool) features ...
Airwolf 3D unveils Wolfbite Nano adhesive solution for optimal PLA 3D printing
Mar.11, 2015 -
Costa Mesa, Calif. based 3D printer manufacturer Airwolf 3D today announced Wolfbite Nano, a new solution specifically engineered to bond polylactic acid (PLA) plastic parts to a glass 3D printer build plate...
Supercharge your 3D printer with the Fastbot BBP controller board
Mar.10, 2015 -
Aiming to speed up the 3D printing process, a group of young (but experienced!) tech-savvy 3D printing enthusiasts who make up the Fastbot team have been busy creating a 3D printer controller board that they have recently launched...
WASP unveils new 3D printer extruder with a rotating nozzle, one step closer to 3D printing houses
Mar.7, 2015 -
Yesterday WASP has informed us that they are unveiling a new 3D printer extruder at 3D Print Hub Milan, taking place during March 5-7 in Italy.
Stacker 3D now offers highly efficient HYBRID hot end for 3D printers
Mar.6, 2015 -
Stacker 3D and ColorFabb are working to shift focus to other options and expansions to get the most out of their product. Their new HYBRID hot end is as easy and quick to use for composite filaments as it is for regular ABS.
Z-Unlimited add-on enables your Ultimaker to print with an unlimited height
Mar.3, 2015 -
If you would like to create truly massive objects with your Ultimaker 3D printer, you might be interested in a new 3D printing project that has been created by Joris van Tubergen called Z-Unlimited.
ExtrusionBot announces EB2 3D printer filament extruder, Spooler and Cruncher
Jan.27, 2015 -
ExtrusionBot's latest edition, the EB2, features a few interesting attributes that make life much easier for the budget 3D printers among us. Not only is it quicker than ever before...
Control any 3D printer with smartphones and tablets wirelessly using Sharebox3D
Jan.19, 2015 -
The Sharebox3D, which is currently seeking funding on Indiegogo, is a wireless module that can attach to any 3D printer and promises users to have full of their 3D prints directly from their computer.
Printr introduces The Element, a plug & play USB dongle for WiFi enabled 3D printing
Jan.18, 2015 -
This weekend Printr has informed us that they will soon be launching an intuitive plug & play USB dongle, called the Element, which is designed to bring a productive and painless 3D printing experience to consumers.
The KappaKit contains your desktop 3D printer fumes while protecting printer from damage
Jan.16, 2015 -
After having had enough of the harmful fumes released by his desktop 3D printer, Mario Soranno set out to design his own solution for containing the noxious and invisible side effect of 3D printers.
Studio Under's new extruder design could 3D print plastic granulate AND natural resin Shellac
Jan.15, 2015 -
Studio Under is already back with another innovation now, one that could change the desktop 3D printing process as we know it (and even its costs): a custom extruder that 3D prints granulate plastic.
Add an operation system directly to your 3D printer with Photon Elephant's new kit
Jan.14, 2015 -
A new software solution has just launched on Kickstarter that could make building and operating and advanced 3D printer easier than ever: the Photon Elephant operating system package.
E3D's Volcano printhead will increase your print speed by up to 250%
Dec.30, 2014 -
British HotEnd pioneers E3D has already released a series of HotEnd products in the past, but their newest add-on comes with a larger nozzle and melt zone, allowing you to extrude thicker layers at a higher speed.
New Universal Pellet Extruder is an open source pellet extruder for multiple materials
Dec.26, 2014 -
Perhaps one of the easiest-to-use systems that we've seen to-date is electronics engineer, product designer, salesman and self-described "problem solver" Richard Horne's (AKA RichRap) Universal Pellet Extruder.
Improve your 3D print quality with the BuzzBox for desktop 3D printers
Dec.16, 2014 -
Aiming to solve this problem in a one-size-fits-all package, Apogee Science and Crystal Water Designs, the makers behind the BuzzBox, just might have found the perfect solution.
HYREL 3D releases an open-source and fully customizable printhead
Dec.12, 2014 -
And just in time for Christmas HYREL 3D, one of the manufacturers of those modular printers, has just released an interesting update that will doubtlessly excite many HYREL users.
WASP introduces open source 'Stop and Save' Resurrection System for 3D printers
Dec.2, 2014 -
WASP, one of the largest 3D printer manufacturer in Italy, introduces today their Resurrection System, which will allow users to save their print job and resume it in the case of power failure.
3D printing multi-color design with Artesea's 3D Filament Splicer
Nov.28, 2014 -
Swiss startup Artesea, founded by Marina Zyx and Kirill Ponazdyr, has come up a small tool for splicing 3D filament to bring colors to the open source 3D printing scene.
XTC-3D Brush-On Coating gives 3D printed parts a shiny smooth finish
Nov.17, 2014 -
Reynolds Advanced Materials now offers XTC-3D brush-on coating, a special liquid coating that fills striations and smooths the surface of any 3D print, eliminating 90% of post finishing work.
Praxis3D launches their all-metal dual X-Truder on Kickstarter
Nov.5, 2014 -
Over the last year, a small team of FDM enthusiasts based in El Paso, Texas has been refining and testing a dual filament FDM print head they call the X-Truder.
Make a reusable print bed for your 3D printer for just $1
Nov.4, 2014 -
A very easy and affordable solution appeared on Instructables last week: the $1 reusable print bed. Developed by Andy, this is an easily-made and cheap print bed that will make the lives of numerous 3D printing enthusiasts easier.
Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution stops 3D printed parts from warping
Oct.23, 2014 -
Airwolf 3D today announced Wolfbite, a new premium solution specially engineered to bond ABS plastic parts to a heated 3D printer build plate without lifting, and to enable smooth release of objects after printing.
Italian studio +LAB unveils open-source syringe extruder for FDM 3D printers
Oct.2, 2014 -
For the Maker Faire Rome this coming weekend, +LAB will unveil an experimental syringe extruder that can be printed on, and fitted to, just about every 3D extrusion printer.
Orbit 1 metal coating device for 3D printed objects to hit Kickstarter in Jan 2015
Sep.24, 2014 -
There, the startup business Monolith Studios revealed their Orbit 1, a practical device that seeks to make metal printing available to a wider consumer public.
Control and operate your 3D printer from all-in-one Active8 touch screen
Aug.7, 2014 -
UK based Justin Carpenter, an engineer specialising in the design and production of 3D printers has come up with Activ8, a standalone touch screen device that is designed to operate any RepRap based 3D printer.
Goliat extruder for 3D printers set to launch on Indiegogo next week
Jul.25, 2014 -
TYTAN 3D, a polish 3D printing start-up announced that Goliat Extruder is set to launch on Indiegogo next week, looking to raise fund for the full production of Goliat Extruder.
GeckoTek, 3D printer Build Plate with a permanent coating, launches on Kickstarter
Jun.18, 2014 -
Cincinnati, OH based startup GeckoTek has announced the launch of its Kickstarter Campaign for the GeckoTek 3D printer Build Plate. The design and functionality of desktop 3D printers have advanced tremendously.
Mcor Technologies introduces flexible finishing option for IRIS & Matrix 3D printers
Jun.12, 2014 -
Mcor Technologies Ltd, manufacturer of the only line of desktop paper-based 3D printers, has announced a new flexible finishing option, Mcor FLEX for its IRIS and Matrix lines of 3D printers.
$249 Discov3ry universal paste extruder for 3D printer launches on Kickstarter
Jun.10, 2014 -
Structur3D's Discov3ry extruder is an affordable, plug and play device which can easily be integrated with any stepper motor based, fused deposition modeling (FDM) desktop 3D printer.
Introducing GeckoTek, first scientifically formulated print bed for 3d printers
May.31, 2014 -
The GeckoTek Build Plate is a new innovation for low cost Fused Filament 3D Printers. GeckoTek has developed a permanent coating that has been specifically tailored to meet the needs of 3D printing.
Visualize your prototypes before 3D printing them with CastAR glasses
May.25, 2014 -
Here is very cool concept from Ryan Smith. Ryan used CastAR, Technical Illusions' unique AR/VR gaming headset to demonstrate the 3D design inside a Makerbot, before the printing process.
3D printed filament upgrade lets you print flexible Ninjaflex on a PrintrBot
May.22, 2014 -
But if you have ever tried printing ninjaflex on a PrintrBot, you may have noticed sometimes the printer doesn't extrude well. Because the material is so flexible.
CEM Crown Extruder, microscope inspired extruder for 3D printer
May.20, 2014 -
Cem Schnitzler, a German engineer sent us his new idea of designing a Crown Extruder for 3D printer, which was inspired by a microscope.
Discov3ry extruder expands your 3D printer to print silicone, clay & icing sugar
May.13, 2014 -
Canada-based Structur3d Printing is creating an add-on extruder to enable almost any desktop 3D printer to print a whole new range of paste-like materials.
Rabbit Proto add-on lets you print circuits inside 3D printed design
Apr.25, 2014 -
3D printers usually build objects layer-by-layer from plastic material. But an open source project will let home users print interactive prototypes with capacitive and conductive features.
BAM&DICE, a universal electronics for Arduino based 3D printers
Apr.23, 2014 -
Contance, Germany based startup 2PrintBeta has recently launched their new development, BAM&DICE, a powerful and flexible Arduino shield with multiple extension boards on Indiegogo.
T-Bone Cape motion control board launches on Indiegogo
Mar.23, 2014 -
A team of hardware hackers from Germany has created a board to make the BeagleBone a perfect CNC application controller, for 3D printing, milling or other applications.
New extruder could lower costs of 3D printing cellular structures for drug testing
Feb.21, 2014 -
A University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) sophomore and his collaborator has used a specialized 3-D printing extruder to printing sugar grids that mimics blood vessels.
D3D kickstarter slimmer extruder upgrade
Feb.17, 2014 -
D3D continued working on the project and today they come back on Kickstarter with a completed, tested professional level extruder upgrades for your desktop 3D printers.
New Ninja Printer Plate for consumer 3D printing
Feb.14, 2014 -
Introducing the Ninja Printer Plate developed by Wayne Huthmaker. This plate replaces the need for painters tape, kapton tape or other surface preparation on FDM style 3D printers.
mUVe3D releases improved Marlin firmware for all 3D printers
Feb.11, 2014 -
To add more functionality to the Marlin firmware, Michigan-based startup mUVe 3D has been working with Tim Schmidt and the Lansing Makers Network on building laser control into the Marlin firmware.
Zecotek plans HD 3D display for 3D printers
Jan.31, 2014 - Zecotek Photonics announces plans to enter 3D printing market with a HD 3D display system for commercial 3D printers. More
Add a smart LCD controller to your Robo3D printer
Jan.24, 2014 -
Barnacules Nerdgasm's Robo3D printer had a dependency on a computer to supply the GCODE to the Arduino board. So if there is anything wrong with the computer - it will crash, hang, reboot during a print job, then he will loose the print.
Maker Kase: a handy cabinet for 3D printers
Jan.23, 2014 -
Temperature variance, problems caused by vibration, and people accidentally bumping into things: these are some common pitfalls of the 3D printing process addressed by a new Kickstarter project.
Heated bed for ABS printing with the Printrbot Simple XL
Jan.12, 2014 - Brent Rubell has launched an indiegogo campaign this week for crowd funding for the development of heated beds for the Printrbot Simple XL/Extended Bed. Our reader Greg shared the story behind the project. More
Next gen all metal 3D printer extruder from Micron
Dec, 31, 2013 -
That's why Micron E.M.E Ltd has introduced an all-metal, "J style" hot end, featuring a detachable filament guide and nozzle module "DFGNM". All parts are made by a CNC machine.
Pico all-metal hotend 100% funded in 48 hours, B3 announces Stretch Goal
Dec.16, 2013 - The Pico fundraising campaign on Kickstarter still has 23 days to raise the bar, so B3 is offering a $40,000 stretch goal to develop a Pico that prints up to 500° Celsius (932° Fahrenheit). More
Create it REAL announces first 3D printing Real Time Processor
Dec.12, 2013 - Create it REAL, a Danish 3D printing startup announces today the first 3D printing real time processor. The company is a high technology company based in Aalborg Denmark and part of Aalborg University business incubator program. More
A larger and more powerful 3D printer extruder on Kickstarter
Dec.11, 2013 -
Steele is developing a larger and more powerful 3D printer extruder head that can be fitted to
existing 3D printers and will allow additional sizes and types of unique plastic filament to be printed.
Pico: all-metal hotend for RepRap 3D printers on Kickstarter
Dec.10, 2013 - Pico, an all metal hot-end for reprap 3D printers developed by Ohio-based B3 innovations has just launched on Kickstarter. More
Bulldog open source universal full metal direct drive extruder
Nov.14, 2013 -
Elvira Yang developed an open source (CC-BY-NC) universal full metal direct drive extruder and launched on indiegogo. The "Bulldog" is suitable for many of DIY 3d printers.
Turn your 3D printer into an instant laser cutter
Nov.4, 2013 - J Tech Photonics Lab turned their old Makerbot thing-o-matic 3D printer into a low power laser cutter/engraver. More
Introducing Makeraser / Makelastic - accessories for 3D printers
Nov.4, 2013 -
A new startup, founded by JF Brandon and Christopher LoBello, is working on developing two handy tools for your 3D printer: Makeraser and Makelastic.
Baboi Box: all-in-one 3D printer controller
Oct.26, 2013 - Baboi Box Baboi board is an all-in-one 3D printer controller that allows you to fully control your 3D Printer without connecting to any other devices. More
New Single DD2 Extruder for 3D printers by German RepRap
Oct.8, 2013 -
German RepRap releases today new single DD2 extruder for 3D printers. Small and compact, the new Single DD2 Extruder offers a significantly higher torque than its predecessor.
Filamaker: turn old plastic into new filament for your 3D printer
Oct.7, 2013 - At Maker Faire Rome last weekend Marek Senický showed off his latest project the FilaMaker, a personal filament producing machine that grinds old plastic and make new filament for your 3D printer. More
Smoothieboard: modular, powerful CNC controller for 3D printers
Oct.3, 2013 -
If you are looking for an electronics upgrade for your 3D printer, you might want to check out SmoothieBoard. SmoothieBoard is an Open Source Hardware CNC controller board.
Moti: the smart motor for 3D printed robots
Oct.2, 2013 - A team of makers in Toronto currently Kickstarting an open-source tool that makes it easier to make things move. It's called Moti, and it consists of smart motors controlled from a a phone, tablet or any computer. More
Prusa Nozzle: All metal food safe RepRap hot-end
Sep.30, 2013 -
Prusa Mendel, a simplification of Mendel is one of the most used RepRap variant. One of the recent creation from Josef is the PrusaNozzle, a single piece stainless steel hot-end for a 3D printer.
Open source modular and modifiable workstation kits for your 3D printer
Sep.26, 2013 - Fredericksburg, VA based Cody Wilmer developed MultiMod Consoles, the totally modular and modifiable workstation kits that you use to build stands and workstations for your 3D printers. More
UK company TTP unveils multi-material 3D printing breakthrough
Sep.4, 2013 - Cambridge-based TTP has today announced its ground breaking Vista 3D, a new 3D print head that is capable of printing with more than one material.More
New 3D printer test kit to measure your 3D printer's abilities
Sep.2, 2013 - Natalie Mathis and Quincy Robinson have created a new 3D printer test kit "Graphica" featuring 12 Unreleased Test Chips focusing on Mechanical Components and Artistic Flair. More
On Indiegogo: First Dual Pinch Wheel Extruder for 3D Printers
Aug.22, 2013 - Australian based startup BrainyDeep has just launched the first true dual pinch wheel extruder for 3D Printers on crowdfunding platform IndieGoGo. More
The Dual and Quad: Reinvented 3D Printer extrusion head on Kickstarter
Aug.10, 2013 - Dglass 3D (D3D), a start-up company from Willmar, Minnesota has launched their new printer extruder heads: The Dual and Quad on Kickstarter. More
3D Print Finisher on Indiegogo
Jun.25, 2013 - By putting 3D printed parts in a glass jar filled with acetone on a heated build plate, Acetone vapor will smooth out those layers. Based on the same idea, Keith has come up with a 3D Print Finisher. More
Hyrel 3D introduces new extruder for printing with Clay, Plasticine & Play-Doh
Jun.5, 2013 - Atlanta-based Hyrel 3D has created a new extruder, which can print with Clay, Plasticine and even Play-Doh and RTV Silicone. More
BeagleBone Black offers credit card-sized Linux PC for $45
Apr.24, 2013 - Open-source hardware outfit BeagleBoard announced new BeagleBone Black, an open-source Linux computer for developers and hobbyists. More
Control 3D printer with $110 PengPod touch-screen Linux tablet
Apr.8, 2013 - So he checked the PengPod 700 he recently bought, a 7 inch Linux tablet and used it as a controller for his Solidoodle 2. More
Transform any 3D print into a high quality finished part with 3D Refiner
Apr.2, 2013 -
Two students at UC Berkeley designed and created 3D Refiner, a machine that transforms any of your 3D prints into a high quality beautifully finished part.
Open source V-Slot linear framing system fully funded on Kickstarter
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RepRap 3D printer Therminator 5 Hot End
Mar.22, 2013 - So he came up with an alternative to existing hot ends: RepRap 3D printing Therminator 5 hot end for printing bigger and faster prints. More
RepRapPro releases Mendel multi-material and multi-colour enhancement kit
Feb.6, 2013 -
RepRapPro announces the beta release of their multi-material and multi-colour enhancement kit.
Time to save up your plastic junk for recyling: mini shredder and FilaMaker
Jan.31, 2013 - FilaMaker is a personal filament producing machine that grinds old plastic and make new filament for your 3D printer. More
Powerlolu board: Powerful open source stepper-motor driver
Jan.7, 2013 - German RepRap announces the availability of a powerful stepper motor driver board for RepRap 3D printers. More
All-in-one open-source electronics board RUMBA for 3D printer
Jan.4, 2013 -
Elvira Yang from Hong Kong developed a flexible all-in-one open-source electronics board RUMBA (Reprap Universal Mega Board with Allegro driver) for RepRap communities.
Kickstarter ViKi LCD - control panel interface for your 3D printer
Jan.1, 2013 - Panucatt launched its new ViKi LCD, an elegant looking LCD control interface for your 3D printer on Kickstarter. More
BrainWave board: 3D printing bot board
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MakeSLC maker space co-founder James Howard and his two partners Tim Anderson and Devin Hales have launched an open hardware project on Kickstarter.
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Open Rail - an open source universal linear rail system
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Small drive gear for geared stepper motors on Indiegogo
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Created by Laszlo Krekacs from Budapest, Hungary, this small drive gear is for geared stepper motors to push filament in a 3D printer.
Interface Board connects USB to your 3D printer
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Arshavin, who is ineligible to play in Tuesday's crunch clash, was made captain for the trip to the coast and he was at his influential best - teeing up Bendtner for the first goal and then winning a penalty to allow his Danish strike-partner to add a second.
Pompey, who had Noe Pamarot sent-off in the second-half, squandered several excellent opportunities and were finally put to the sword when Carlos Vela added a third thanks to more good work by the stand-in Russian skipper.
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Nadir Belhadj should have done better from a great position in front of the penalty area, but blasted wide.
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A corner, in the 13th minute, was only half-cleared, and the ball dropped back out to Arshavin on the left.
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Instead of granting executive amnesty, couldn't Obama just pardon illegal immigrants?
posted at 7:21 pm on August 6, 2014 by Allahpundit
A follow-up to my earlier post about what O can and can't do under Article II. One thing he can do, unambiguously, is pardon people — lots of people if he likes, just as Jimmy Carter pardoned many thousands of draft dodgers after Vietnam. He could also pardon people preemptively, before they're charged, which is what Gerald Ford did for Richard Nixon. The obvious question, then: If O's on firm ground constitutionally in using the pardon power, why doesn't he explicitly frame his upcoming mega-amnesty for illegals as a pardon? Guy Benson and I spent a solid half-hour debating that this afternoon via e-mail and I figured some readers are also wondering. In fact, here's Guy's post on the subject, published a few hours ago at Townhall.
One potential obstacle to a pardon is the idea that an illegal's ongoing presence in the U.S. is a continuing violation. You can pardon him for having been here already, but what about pardoning him again the day after the pardon issues, and the day after that, and so on? I think that's less of a legal obstacle than a rhetorical one, though. Obama could issue an order declaring his intent to pardon any nonviolent offender served with an order of deportation now or in the future. That would be a cue to immigration officials not to bother trying to remove anyone. Mission accomplished.
A much bigger obstacle, via Gabe Malor, is that the pardon power simply doesn't apply to immigration offenses. But don't take his word for it. Here's a tidbit from the DOJ's own webpage on pardons:
For over 100 years, the President has relied on the Department of Justice, and particularly the Office of the Pardon Attorney, for assistance in the exercise of the executive clemency power granted to the President by Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution. Under the Constitution, the President's clemency power extends only to federal criminal offenses.
Crossing the border illegally isn't a criminal offense, notes Gabe. It's a civil offense. The amnesty-friendly wonks at WaPo reluctantly made the same point back in 2011 when the thought of pardoning illegals was raised at the time:
In reality, the president does not possess this authority, as unauthorized presence in the U.S. is a civil violation, not a criminal one. Presidential pardon power only applies to federal crimes, described as "offenses against the United States" in the Constitution. As such, "a pardon can't make someone a citizen or lawful resident," explains John Harrison, a law professor at the University of Virginia. "Deportation is not a criminal proceeding, it's a civil process that removes from the country someone who is not entitled to be here."
Only Congress can change the terms for granting immigration status or citizenship, whether for all immigrants or a subset of people. And that's why an immigration overhaul has stalled for so many years.
In normal times that would be enough to take this option off the table, but we don't live in normal times or else we wouldn't be gaming out how the president's planning to unilaterally legalize five million farking people. 2014 is a world away from 2011; the president does all sorts of things nowadays that people used to think only Congress had the power to do. So, depending on how bold Obama's feeling, he could note that the Constitution grants the president a pardon power for "offenses against the United States." That's been interpreted to mean criminal offenses only but I'll bet if you asked a bunch of Republicans whether illegal border-crossing should qualify in the abstract as an "offense against the United States," you'd get upwards of 90 percent saying yes. O could say, in announcing a mass pardon, "these people have committed an offense against the United States, but…" and then wait for the GOP to sue him over the fact that he's trying to grant a pardon for a civil offense, not a criminal one. The politics of that could be dicey for Republicans — they'll be demagogued as anti-Latino for opposing Obama's order, naturally — and even if they file suit anyway, Obama would be fine with punting this issue to the Supreme Court. If they uphold precedent and declare that pardons don't apply for civil offenses, that's fine. The whole point of this amnesty ballet is to pander to Latino voters and he'll have succeeded at that no matter what happens in court. If the four Democrats on the Court plus Anthony Kennedy go into the tank and decide that "offenses against the United States" include border-crossing after all, great. O will have set a bold new precedent in expansive executive authority.
One other nice thing for amnesty shills about a pardon for illegals is that it would change their legal status in a way that "prosecutorial discretion" might not. If O exercises his discretion not to have you deported, that doesn't automatically mean you're now legal; it just means the feds have better things to do than deport you right now. With a pardon, by contrast, your offense would be expunged. You'd be here in the U.S. and you'd be guilty of no offense; I'm not sure what that would make you technically — a permanent resident? an "unauthorized immigrant at sufferance" or something? — but you might be eligible to work now that you're not facing any charges. And of course, the politics of issuing a pardon are much better for the White House than issuing "DACA II" or "parole-in-place" or whatever gassy argle-bargle Obama might end up choosing instead. If you're going to pander to the left and to Latino voters, you might as well stick to a concept that everyone understands rather than some too-cute finessing of immigration law. I'm sure it's what O would prefer to do — if he could. But ultimately, the precedent on pardons applying only to criminal offenses might be too much for him to gamble on this. He got smacked down 9-0 on recess appointments and he might well get smacked down 9-0 on this one, which would add credence to the GOP's argument that he's an executive run amok. Alas, his historic, unprecedented mega-amnesty will probably have to find a more prosaic vehicle. Too bad — if you're going to drop the bomb, you might as well make it as many megatons as possible.
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A signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) analysis is presented for optical coherence tomography (OCT) signals in which time-domain performance is compared with that of the spectral domain. A significant SNR gain of several hundredfold is found for acquisition in the spectral domain. The SNR benefit is demonstrated experimentally in a hybrid time-domain–spectral-domain OCT system.
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Johannes F. de Boer, Barry Cense, B. Hyle Park, Mark C. Pierce, Guillermo J. Tearney, and Brett E. Bouma, "Improved signal-to-noise ratio in spectral-domain compared with time-domain optical coherence tomography," Opt. Lett. 28, 2067-2069 (2003)
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There is an increasing development of courses and course components taught through teaching and learning dialogues online yet there is little secure knowledge regarding the educational quality and outcomes of these dialogues. Drawing on contemporary socio-cultural research, this paper adapts a well-established analytical framework (see Mercer, 1995) that has been developed to understand face to face educational dialogues to the new context of asynchronous electronic conferencing. The work reported is derived from an in-depth case study of a tutorial group of 11 students enrolled on a course within the Open University's MA in Open and Distance Learning. The course was taught on-line to an international cohort of students from wide-ranging academic backgrounds. The analyses of electronic conference archives presented here focus on understanding the students' on-line collaborative work and the ways in which they constructed meaning, negotiated shared understanding and supported each other in the process of learning at a distance. The implications of the findings for educational practice are considered.
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Copyright Holders: | 2005 Taylor & Francis |
Keywords: | educational dialogue; asynchronous electronic conferencing |
Academic Unit/Department: | Education and Language Studies Institute of Educational Technology |
Interdisciplinary Research Centre: | Centre for Research in Education and Educational Technology (CREET) |
Item ID: | 6524 |
Depositing User: | Denise Whitelock |
Date Deposited: | 01 Feb 2007 |
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URI: | http://oro.open.ac.uk/id/eprint/6524 |
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