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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 29, 2014
Iraqi military command begins campaign to re-enlist soldiers and officers who abandoned their units, granting de facto amnesty for deserters in move that highlights force's desperate need for experienced soldiers; army has been routed in battle after battle by Islamic State jihadists, despite impact of American-led airstrike campaign. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
Memo From Germany; Germany is confronting a demographic crisis, and its all-volunteer army is just one of many enterprises seeking ever-scarcer skilled labor; Ursula von der Leyen, first woman to serve as country's defense minister, is mounting charm offensive campaign to woo soldiers and modernize the armed forces. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Israel's Parliament approves landmark legislation that will eventually eliminate exemptions from compulsory military service for many ultra-Orthodox students enrolled in seminaries; issue has become a social and political lightning rod in the country. MORE
Mar. 3, 2014
At least 300,000 ultra-Orthodox Jewish men gather outside entrance to Jerusalem to protest against government plan to conscript more of their numbers for military service; scale of demonstration highlights culture war over one of the most significant challenges facing Israeli society. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Editorial calls on lawmakers to demand a full accounting of fraud related to Army recruiting program that paid cash bounties for drawing thousands of enlistees into service during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. MORE
Feb. 5, 2014
Military investigators say Army program meant to increase number of recruits during Iraq and Afghanistan wars devolved into illegal free-for-all that could cost taxpayers close to $100 million; describe huge criminal endeavor implicating more than 1,200, 200 of them officers, in which National Guard recruiters used program as a 'bounty' from which they illegally collected money for recruiting soldiers they did not recruit. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
More than 1,200 Army recruiters and assistants are under investigation on suspicion of fraud involving tens of millions of dollars from program aimed at increasing recruitment during Iraq war. MORE
Sep. 23, 2013
Switzerland overwhelmingly votes to maintain its conscription army for the third time in almost 25 years. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Letter from James Dyson, founder of eponymous company that produces vacuum cleaners and hand dryers, responds to July 29 Advertising column on Air Force program for student engineers. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Advertising column; United States Air Force is approaching young people for help in solving real-world technological problems as part of its recruitment efforts; initiative will create digital program called Air Force Collaboratory, using collaborative online platform. MORE
Jul. 20, 2013
Saturday Profile of Natan Blanc, Israeli conscientious objector who was jailed for refusing to serve in the army because of his opposition to Israel's occupation of Palestinians; Blanc's case was resolved in June, but only after the military said it was rejecting him. MORE
Jul. 14, 2013
Op-Ed article by Jon Grinspan, doctoral candidate in history, describes way in which deadly riots in New York City in July 1863 were not just about Union Army's draft, but where also about race, class and politics. MORE
Jul. 7, 2013
Israeli government presses ahead with plans to phase out wholesale exemption of ultra-Orthodox men from mandatory military service; hard-line elements in ultra-Orthodox community are fighting back by ostracizing the few thousand community members who have already enlisted. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column on personal memories evoked by commemoration of 1967 radio interview in which Muhammad Ali explained his refusal to be drafted into the Army and serve in Vietnam. MORE
Jun. 15, 2013
Norway's Parliament votes overwhelmingly to conscript women into its armed forces, becoming the first European and first NATO country to make military service compulsory for both men and women. MORE
May. 30, 2013
Israeli government committee, under popular pressure to fulfill campaign promises to make burdens of citizenship more equitably shared, approves proposal to phase out wholesale exemptions from military service for ultra-Orthodox Jewish men. MORE
May. 27, 2013
Op-Ed article by Karl W Eikenberry, retired Army lieutenant general, and Stanford history professor David M Kennedy warns of widening gap between American people and their armed forces; offers suggestions that could bring American people and military closer together, like a draft lottery. MORE
May. 22, 2013
Stuart Elliott Advertising column on United States Army's latest advertising efforts; new longer-form commercials are styled after television reality series and infomercials as younger audiences increasingly ignore traditional forms of advertising. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
Many young people walking into military recruitment center on 125th Street in Manhattan see inconsistency in city's proposal to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco to 21 from 18; say they agree they are not mature enough to make life-or-death decisions on their own before 21, but that applies to combat as well as smoking and drinking. MORE
Mar. 29, 2013
Op-Ed article by English Prof Claire Vaye Watkins contends elite universities could learn much from military if they are looking for comprehensive tutorial for recruiting the talented rural poor. MORE
Jan. 21, 2013
Nearly 60 percent of Austrian voters reject referendum seeking to change traditional system of compulsory military service for all 18-year-old men to smaller, more mobile professional force; many say that they believe that country is better served by defense filled with conscripts. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Pentagon has reopened a program, suspended since January 2010 over security concerns, that will recruit legal immigrants with special language and medical skills; program, open to immigrants on temporary visas, will enlist total of 1,500 recruits each year for two years, mainly in the Army. MORE
Sep. 6, 2012
United States Army is remaking its recruiting structure, transitioning from a war-time strategy that put a top priority on filling ranks quickly; changes come amid concerns over whether budget cuts scheduled for 2013 will make joining the service a tougher sell. MORE
Jul. 13, 2012
Letter from New York Rep Charles B Rangel comments on the July 10 Thomas E Ricks Op-Ed article calling for reinstating a military draft. MORE
Jul. 10, 2012
Op-Ed article by author Thomas E Ricks calls for a revived draft, to include both males and females, with an option of nonmilitary national service; contends that such a draft would maintain the size and quality of the current volunteer force while improving it and saving the government money; notes that it would also reap benefits in the form of community service and public works projects. MORE
Mar. 10, 2012
Marine Corps opens its newest marketing campaign, which will use social media, television commercials and print ads to emphasize the chaotic nature of the world and the fact that the Marines are prepared to go anywhere to help those in need. MORE
Feb. 19, 2012
Sunday Dialogue on whether the United States should reinstitute the military draft with civilian service as an alternative. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
China's People's Liberation Army relaxes rules barring recruits from having tattoos on their faces and necks as part of an effort to broaden its appeal to China's better-educated and perhaps more hip youth; enlistees may also be chubbier or thinner than the rules had previously allowed. MORE
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Plan to Train Iraqi Soldiers Is Hampered by Lack of Recruits, Defense Chief Says
The U.S. has fallen behind its goal of training 24,000 Iraqi security forces by this fall, having only trained 9,000 so far.
June 18, 2015, Thursday
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Myanmar: 51 Child Soldiers Released
Myanmar has for years been listed among countries where children have been recruited to fight, by both the government army and rebel groups.
June 5, 2015, Friday
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At N.F.L. Games, Patriotism Can Get Deflated, Too
Salutes to military personnel at some football games aren't a charitable offering — they're paid for by the Pentagon and National Guard.
May 13, 2015, Wednesday
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U.S. Trains Syrian Rebels in Jordan to Fight ISIS
American Special Operations troops have started training a small group of Syrian rebels in Jordan, with the goal of creating a politically moderate force with the fighting prowess to take on Islamic State militants.
May 8, 2015, Friday
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The Civil War's 11th-Hour Soldiers
Why did tens of thousands of men volunteer to fight in the last months of the conflict?
April 6, 2015, Monday
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As China Prospers, the Military Recruiter's Job Gets Harder
The country's armed forces are increasingly in need of educated soldiers, sailors and airmen to operate its rapidly growing arsenal of advanced weapons.
March 19, 2015, Thursday
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Soft Recruits Hinder China's Military Modernization
Senior officers in the People's Liberation Army recognize that many of their volunteers and conscripts are spoiled, products of the one-child policy, and say many of them need toughening up.
February 17, 2015, Tuesday
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'Men Is Cheap'
The late Civil War saw a booming market in recruiting fraud.
February 4, 2015, Wednesday
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The Israeli Draft Resister, and His Critics
Readers, including from Israel, respond to an Op-Ed article, "Why I Won't Serve Israel."
January 16, 2015, Friday
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U.S. Troops, Back in Iraq, Train a Force to Fight ISIS
American officials say the trainees will be ready to take on ISIS by mid-February.
December 31, 2014, Wednesday
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May 26, 2006
Another Screen-Capture video
Well, it's very simple and I hope you're not disappointed - no fireworks or any special animation... you just click on a port/plug and drag to another... if the wire is colored (in this example, yellow) it means you've got a valid connection... a dashed line indicates a broken wire meaning you've incorrectly connected two plugs (for example, an output plug that puts out TEXT connected to a plug that is expecting an Integer).
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you should give CamStudio a peek. I use to do screen captures and it works great. http://www.camstudio.org/
- May 26, 2006, 11:38:00 AM
- Philo said...
I noticed those mouse shaped cursors when you click on something... is it related to your mouse driver, or do you have a NXT-G version different than mine???
- May 26, 2006, 5:01:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
I think that's a feature of the screen-capture software... it doesn't do that when I'm actually using the software.
- May 26, 2006, 10:34:00 PM
And for those interested in what this program does...
When the program runs there is a 1% chance that the NXT says 'Hello' and a 1% chance that the NXT says 'Goodbye' and a 98% chance it doesn't seem to do anything. :)
If it were wrapped in an infinite loop, it would randomly say 'Hello' or 'Goodbye' every so often.
I assume, based on the mouse-shaped cursors showing a click that to get a wire to 'bend' that you have to click mid-way through the drag?
Very intuitive.
Thank you Jim!
- May 28, 2006, 2:25:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
There was a step that I forgot to include in the small example - I intended to set the lower limit to 1 and the upper limit to 2... that way the Random block would generate ONLY a 1 or 2 - this value would feed into the SWITCH block and "Hello" or "Goodbye" would occur... because I didn't configure the RANDOM block, you are right - 1% chance for Hello, 1% for goodbye... 98 nothing.
- May 28, 2006, 2:34:00 AM
Very interesting, thx (not NXT ;)) for that video. I never saw NXT in reallity (yet).
I was wondering - when you program one motor, lets say "start turning left with 2rps when i press that button", do you also have to tell him when to stop? In what way do you do that?
I would like to have few options here:
- stop when i un/press button
- stop after 5 rotations / 10 seconds
- stop when the torque is higer than x Ncm
I think the last one should be build in automatically, otherwise i will defenetly break my LEGO ... :(
I hope someone understood me, i am new in this exciting field of robotics!
Have fun :)
- May 28, 2006, 8:14:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
You can specify for motors to spin in 3 ways:
Unlimited - keeps going until another BLOCK (such as a LOOP or Sensor-Check) triggers it to stop.
Rotations - You can specify a number of rotations for the motor to perform before stoppign (this answers one of your questions).
Degrees - specify a number of degrees (positive integers - rounds decimal points down)
Seconds - specify time frame for motor to operate in number of seconds.
You could tie a motor's motion to the touch-sensor in either the pressed or released position. For example, holding down the touch sensor could start the motor spinning - releasing the sensor will also stop the motor.
There is no way that I know of to determine torque and to disable a motor if the torque is too high. You can stop a full-power spinning motor with your hand, so breaking a motor due to high-torque seems unlikely. When a rolling bot hits an obstacle, the motors will stop spinning if the resistance is too high... this happens a lot when I'm testing and so far I haven't damaged any of my motors from burnout.
- May 29, 2006, 12:39:00 AM
Oh, I see. Apparently I got wrong idea when I was reading somewhere that NXT motors have very high torque, so i thought that it's not stopping if it hits obstacle!
Now i am wondering how powerful motors are. Can they run a heavy car on slope, etc.?
- May 29, 2006, 1:44:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
They do have high torque, but that term is subjective. For a battery powered motor, they are high torque, but I haven't done any real tests on how much weight one motor can push... if I had to guess, I'd say the motors were almost 2:1 ratio... I think a motor could push twice its own weight... but that's a guess and I might be horribly wrong.
- May 29, 2006, 2:54:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I've tried to download CamStudio twice, but no luck - either site is down or it times out on the download... thanks for pointing me to it - I'll try and download again at a later time.
- May 29, 2006, 2:55:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
> Apparently I got wrong idea when I was
> reading somewhere that NXT motors have
> very high torque
They *do* have high torque... for a LEGO motor. Philo has a very nice comparision on his web site, but the short form is that the new NXT motors are about 8 times higher torque than the "old" LEGO gear motors (when stalled). That's a significant increase.
Another factor about how to drive the motors is that you can tell the NXT to try to maintain a consistant speed on the motors, so that if the load is increased (which would normally slow the motors) the NXT can be told to compensate by increasing how hard the motors are driven.
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Hy. I'm trying to improve my overall performance and thought an intel SSD should be a good choice.. decided on 330 series but my main worry is related to compatibility issues that could appear with my old 775 socket mobo (Asus P5ND2-SLI) which doesn't have AHCI and other stuff required.
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I think that's also a myth and you can have TRIM even if your motherboard is in IDE mode. My motherboard is in RAID mode (although the disks aren't in RAID) and every utility I've tried tells me TRIM is enabled.
Windows 7 is the first version of Windows that supports TRIM.
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RAID only recently got TRIM support
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Without TRIM, the lifespan of the drive will be reduced and you could potentially lose performance once the drive starts getting full, but the drive will still work with your mobo.
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writing is the problem.. not reading from it. I still need detailed info on risks using no-ahci (no-trim) mobo's with ssd's.
Just don't constantly crank through files on it and it will be in better shape either way. Point downloads and stuff to a secondary HDD. I keep all my spreadsheets and documents on my SSD though.
your 6'year old BTX based machine could have AHCI which brings TRIM? My mobo seems to have almost the same age.. and it doesn't.
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Plans to turn Cockermouth's former JobCentre into a shopping arcade look set to be approved by Allerdale council planners on Tuesday, despite some town opposition.
Mitchells Auction Company Ltd wants to turn Tithe House in Station Road into a mix of shops, offices and cafes, creating 20 full-time and 10 part-time jobs.
Town councillors, Cockermouth Civic Trust and some town traders fear the development could jeopardise the viability of existing shops.
The building was turned into the temporary Main Street at Mitchells shopping arcade after the 2009 floods. It gave businesses somewhere to trade while their premises were repaired and it closed down once they were able to return.
Five letters of objection to the new plans were sent to Allerdale council by traders. They said there were 17 empty or closing shops in the town centre and the development would affect businesses already struggling with the recession.
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10 comments:
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Well done, Master Valk!
- Jun 1, 2010, 11:50:00 AM
- Andy said...
Hi, very nice. Is the "source" for the program also available?
- Jun 2, 2010, 2:01:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
It is not at this point. I wanted to avoid problems with compiling (broken My Blocks, etc)
Also, it wouldn't compile in NXT-G versions 1.x.
Maybe I'll publish the source later.
- Jun 2, 2010, 3:26:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
Oh, and thanks Chris!
- Jun 2, 2010, 3:26:00 AM
- megamindstorm101 said...
that is very smooth for being nxt-g brilliant brilliant robot. How many blocks are in this robot?
- Jun 2, 2010, 4:07:00 PM
- Andy said...
Hi Laurens,
Thanks for getting back. I'd be interested to see how complex things ended up with your control code. Perhaps you could publish some sort of pseudo code for it (which would be easier to read...). I built my own version of this along with a PID loop etc, in Java (leJOS), but never really got the movement part working very well. So great job...
- Jun 2, 2010, 10:28:00 PM
- Laurens Valk said...
Sorry, I didn't plan on counting the number of blocks I used :-)
My favourite code in C translated to NXT-G blocks is:
I just love how many NXT-G blocks you need for this :)
I made the original code in RobotC for the school project, and this was much like a 1:1 translation to NXT-G to make it all a bit more accessible for the public.
Perhaps publishing the RobotC code could be helpful, though I need to clean it up.
I'm not going to have much time in the near future however (on vacation!). But if you have any specific questions, please do email me.
- Jun 3, 2010, 5:05:00 AM
- Marc-Andre Bazergui (bazmarc) said...
Humm... i really should get this sensor and after seeing what you did with it in NXT-G, I'm even more tempted :)
Also, your video is featured on MAKE:Online along with a very nice write up. Congrats!!
- Jun 3, 2010, 1:19:00 PM
- Laurens Valk said...
Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I did not see that.
- Jun 3, 2010, 9:21:00 PM
- drew said...
What type of controller does this robot use? PID perhaps?
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First set of tires had issues and one tire came off rim while riding. They were replaced for free by Nashbar. The replacement tires are much better and have had no issues with them.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Good tire for the price. Very inexpensive and durable for the price. I've put about 1200 miles on my set and am just now feeling the signs of them wearing out. I did decide to replace them on the next level up tire from Nashbar only because they aren't that much more expensive(another plus from Nashbar). We'll see how those are in a couple hundred miles.
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I use these puppies for commuting, recreation and general purpose riding. It is most important to me to have a reliable tire. I ride through lots of road debris on back rd and main streets. A flat could cause tardiness a work. Thus, I choose this kevlar type tire for it's flat protection. Purchased recently, so, I only have about fifty miles under my belt. I switched from a no longer made set of well worn Panaracer GrandTour kevlar tires. So far, they roll well(fast), have adequete traction, high pressure and NO flats. Some comfort is sacrificed for speed and kevlar based high pressure construction. But, a supple ride is worth it when you have the need for speed. The only down side at this moment is, no 700x28 for my other bike(hybrid).
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I always buy Prima 2+ tires. At these prices they are hands down the best value. I can always count on at least 1500 miles on them so I go through 2-3 sets a year. At this price, that's a great value rather than spending 30-50 a tire on more expensive brands. They grip the road very well, and I've never had a problem or defect with them. I would buy in bulk if there was a discount...
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By Rick N.
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I added tires to bike in January 2014,have over 4000 miles with no flats. Great buy for price.I use 700 x 25c on trek road bike, on bikeways and roads in Palm Coast. Will order more today..
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I ride 20 to 27 miles a day depending on the roads I take. I run the 700-25 on my carbon and steel bike, 700/28 on my cross bike and 700/28 with double thickness tubes on my touring bike. I ride with the front riders on club rides. They worry about grams of weight, they have flats, I don't.
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I got the 25mm size for comfort and my weight. I ride most days and do a fair amount of climbing.This is not a super light weight high performance tire. It is something I can rely on to be reliable day after day. More expensive tires have had sidewalls blow out on me and crack before they wear out. I like these tires!
Great tire for the money!
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My new carbon road bike came with stock 700x23c tires, the roads I have been riding on out towards my residence are a lot of oil and chip. I kept experiencing pinch flats, and blowouts with the stock tires. I am also a heavier rider, 601 and 225lbs, therefore I thought I would try out a 700x25c tire to see if that makes a difference therefore I ordered these tires. At first I thought the bike seemed slower but then after looking at the ride data on cyclo computer that was not the case. It was actually the ride that was different, the ride was actually a lot better. The tires roll great and so far so good with no flats. For the price you can't beat these tires, I will order more when the time comes....
Great all around tire
By Chuck
from Paris, AR
I have been using this tire exclusively for about ten years. I ride about 9000 miles a year. club rides, long distance touring and training.I pump them to 120 and just laugh at the club riders fixing flats on their $60 tires.
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There is really no excuse for any of us to say that we "don't understand" why some folks believe this or that or live this or that lifestyle - it's all there in the blogs. People from all different "walks of life" are sharing their lives online.
Enola and her family are Christian "survivalists" living in Idaho. This is about as far as you can get from our lifestyle here in New England. But, when we take the time to read about their day-to-day struggles and triumphs, we realize that they are paying a big price for their beliefs.
It's not easy to live off the grid in the "middle of nowhere." The first year and a half spent on their 30 acres of land, they had no electricity of any kind. Their house was 300 square feet and they had 3 young children! Their ingenuity is amazing.
For example: They don't own a cow, but when Enola gets raw milk from one of her neighbors, she makes cheese. She doesn't have a good aging cellar, so she sometimes cans her cheese- yes, in jars!
She explained it to us:
|Canned cheese
To get us through the lean times (especially since we have no way of freezing cheese - which I don't like to do anyway) I can the cheese instead.
|Out of the jar
Canned cheese lasts just about indefinitely on the pantry shelf and I have used it for everything. Often, we will open a jar just to cut and have alongside of crackers and salami. Other times it is grated and goes on pizza or in sauce for Mac & Cheese.
Something to note is that when cheese is canned, a small layer of fat is deposited on the top of the cheese. I always just wipe it off and discard if I am using the cheese for plain eating, however, if I am melting the cheese, I will add the fat in with the rest of the grated cheese.
Enola and her family have lived in a rural area of Idaho for 9 years, but they would like to move closer to Enola's parents. So, they have listed their property at Survival Realty.com. It seems like an incredible deal when compared to real estate prices in our area (western Massachusetts), so, if you're interested, contact them at email@example.com.
Cheese in a Fortnight
By Enola G. at Paratus Familia Blog
We spent the weekend with some friends who were kind enough to send us home with 2 gallons of fresh, raw milk. Knowing that to drink it right up would quickly end our enjoyment, we chose instead to make cheese.
Over the years, we have made many different varieties of cheese including Farmhouse (cheddar), Gouda (an all-time favorite), Caerphilly and Parmesan (we aged it for 9 months - it was out of this world!). Being somewhat greedy for a brick of homemade cheese, this time we opted for Caerphilly, which only takes two weeks to properly age (although in England and Wales (were it originated) they age it for up to two months).
My recipe came with my cheese press, which was imported from England. About 14 years ago, Sir Knight bought the Wheeler Cheese Press (I don't believe the Wheeler is imported any longer, however, New England Cheese Company seems to now make the same press) for me for Mothers Day. Since then, wheel upon wheel of cheese has been pressed, aged and enjoyed by this family. We have learned the importance of sterilizing everything that touches the cheese. We have learned that cheese must be tended, even after it is out of the press. We have learned that the quality of milk that goes into the cheese has everything to do with the quality of cheese that comes out of the press. We have learned which cheeses we like and which are a waste of milk. We have learned that experience is the best teacher.
What you need to make this cheese:
A dairy thermometer
A set of stainless steel measuring spoons
A long knife or palette knife for cutting curds (curd knife)
A bucket or vessel to contain the milk. (Stainless steel is best; plastic of good quality will do if it can be sterilized; never use galvanized steel or iron)
Cheese cloth
A good supply of hot water is necessary for bringing up the temperature of the milk by standing the container in a sink or wash boiler
A cheese press
Starter (Thermophilic)
Rennet (not junket)
All equipment must be very clean and be sterilized by scalding with boiling water.
Caerphilly Cheese
Use 2 gallons of milk, 1/2 morning and 1/2 evening milk. For this cheese, up to one third of the total quantity can be skim milk.
Heat to 90°F (goat's milk 85°F) (I heat the milk by putting my pot in a sink full of hot water), add 4 oz. starter (either direct set or cultured), stir well, cover and leave for 30 minutes.
|Heating water in the sink
|At the right temperature
|The starter (which I keep in the refrigerator)
Add 1/2 tsp. of liquid rennet (if your rennet is in tablet form, dilute with 2 tsp. cold water) stir well right down to the bottom of the bucket for at least one minutes, cover and leave for 45 minutes.
With a long knife, or palette knife, cut the curd at 1/2" intervals, then at right angles again, cutting it across and across. Using the ladle, cut spirally downward, starting in the middle at the top. Now turn the curds right over, cutting any large ones, and continue this stirring for 40 minutes while heating rapidly to 92°F.
Cutting the curds
|Stirring in a spiral motion
|Quickly heating (and stirring) to 92°
Now allow the curds to settle in the bottom of the pail then pour off all the whey.
Cut the curds into slices like a cake, turn them over and pile them up for more whey to drain away. Do this 2 or 3 times more at 5 minute intervals.
|The whey has been drained and the curds cut in "cake-like" chunks
Now break the curd into walnut sized pieces and add salt at the rate of 1 oz to 4 lbs. of curd.
|Ready to weigh the walnut-sized pieces of curd
|Adding the salt (2 Tablespoons)
Have the press ready: line the mold with scalded cheese cloth, fill it with the curds, fold one layer of cloth neatly over the top, put in your follower, pile the rest of the cloth on top and put on the second spacer. Now put under 20 lbs. pressure for 10 minutes. Turn the mold upside down, replace follower and spacer and increase pressure to 30 lbs. Do this twice more at 10 minute intervals, increasing the pressure by 10 lbs each time and finally leave the cheese under the maximum pressure (50 lbs.) for 14-16 hours.
|Sterilizing the cheese press (everything that touches the cheese)
|Awaiting the next step
|Spooning the salted curds into the press
|Getting ready to put the cheese under pressure
|Whey draining from the cheese
|Under maximum pressure
Remove from the mold and uncover the cheesecloth. The traditional treatment of this cheese is to dry it by sprinkling all over with rice and flour and putting to ripen at 50°F for two weeks, turning it daily (this allows the whey to sufficiently drain). You can also air-dry it and wax it, but it needs an extra week to ripen.
|Taking the cheese from the press
|Removing the cheesecloth
|Dusted with flour
|Ready to age
Generally, I turn my cheeses twice a day - morning and evening. This keeps the cheese dry, thus stemming any propensity to mold. If I plan on keeping the cheese and not opening it right away, I will wax the cheese and continue to turn it about once a week.
There is nothing quite like homemade cheese. Not only is it wonderful to eat, but there is such a sense of accomplishment when you take a knife to that wheel.
We enjoy Caerphilly on crackers but have also grated it for use in cooking. The longer it ages the sharper it becomes, so if you age it for 3 to 6 months, it makes incredible macaroni and cheese.
Cheese is easy and fun, and, when you are culturing your starters, an incredible survival skill set.


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I rode these tires when they first came out. Bought my Giant DS3 Warp in 2003 that had motto raptors on them. They were decent tires but do not give the confidence on the trail like these tires do. I find these tires climb like a mountain goat and hold tight in the high speed turns. There is a reason they still make and sell these tires so get yourself a set.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Fudloe
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I've been riding on WTB Velociraptors since the year of their introduction. After much experimentation with other tires, new releases and old stand-bys in the years since, I now ride WTB Velociraptors exclusively.For the conditions and soil in my neck of the woods (North Eastern Pennsylvania- the land of loam, roots, deep and wet Autumn leaf carpet and round rocks) WTB Velociraptor tires offer the greatest control of the many brands and models I've tried.Remembering to NOT OVER-INFLATE (especially the front tire) will result in an insane ability to corner and on loose-pack, mud, gravel, loam and hard-pack with equal precision.I honestly can't recommend these tires emphatically enough. And Nashbar sells them for less than anywhere else I've looked.
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By Mrkazman
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Tires worked well and did a good job gripping the trail. Most on my riding is on loose gravel and the tires felt good first few times out. I wish you can pump them up a little harder as they did seem to slow me down on soft grassy areas.
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Got this to replace my back tire the didn't work so well in the snow .
Best Off-Road tires i've used!
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I have been using WTB Velociraptor tires since they were new to the market in the 90's! I swear by them!
Great in snow
By Cyclist doctor
from Brooklyn
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Used these everyday in past until I put on more appropriate commuting tires. Put on a new set for a snow storm and was very happy. Riding was almost impossible with the commuter tires.
Good tires, excellent value
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These were replacements for original tires on a 12-13 year old mid-level hardtail MTB. Made a huge difference in the ride and handling on some rough singletrack trails. Specialized front and rear tires made steering much more responsive and rear end grip significantly greater.
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great tires
By Lacy
from Goodland, KS
I have tried 50 different tread patterns, and this is the best it gets for offroad traction in a 2.1" tire. The back tire is especially good at forward traction and corners well. The front tire corners well. The only problem is that they are noisy on pavement and slow, but then again, they werent designed for pavement. They work awesome for what they were designed for. It is no wonder this tread pattern has been around for 20 years.
Great Tire
By Greg
from West Jordan, UT
About Me Casual/ Recreational
We rode Jacob's Ladder in Corner Canyon, good traction on off camber turns, did great on the drop offs. :)
New design. Picture not updated
By Zeke
from Houston
These are great tires. However, WTB changed the design from the old version and the version shown in the Nashbar picture. If you want a matching set, you may need to buy a new set vs. just a front or rear.
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Ahead of this weekend's GP at Silverstone, take a look at just how British F1 is
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Rural Northamptonshire is perhaps best known for its cobblers. Want a decent pair of brogues? This is the place to come. But there's another, slightly more modern industry around here. Because this part of the world, on the north-eastern fringe of Motorsport Valley, is where almost a third of Formula One teams come for their engines. About a hundred 2.4-litre V8s emerge from Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains at Brixworth each year, on their way to new homes at McLaren, Force India and - obviously - Mercedes.
It's not often they let journalists inside this place. Especially not when they're developing an all-new, top-secret and somewhat-controversial V6 turbo to meet next season's new regulations. Later they'll show us one being tested, but for now we're relieved of our cameraphones and shuffled into the boss's office. Andy Cowell is in charge of about 400 staff here, from engineers to mathematicians and others with far bigger frontal lobes than your average Top Gear writer.
There are three parts to this place, he tells us: the bit that looks after this season's engines, another bit that looks after next year's, and a final bit that builds the battery packs for the Merc SLS electric supercar (using the same brainpower behind the KERS systems in F1). "We also work with about 30 companies within an hour of the factory," he says. "Precision manufacturing firms and suppliers of highly specialist parts, from valve springs to aluminium pump parts." Mostly, though, everything they need to make an F1 engine is all right here.
"All we're really doing is finding the most efficient way to convert chemical energy trapped in fuel into shaft power," Andy says. "And, next year, we must achieve a 30 per cent reduction in the fuel used in a GP." To get some idea of how this is done, we must think small. Imagine the diameter of a pint glass, representing the cross-section of a human hair. Now imagine a dot in the middle, approximately the width of a peppercorn.It represents one micron. Scale all this down massively, and the measurements become minuscule. "If a piston heats up by one degree Celsius, it'll expand by two microns," says Andy. "So we need to engineer in miniature..."
Weirdly, the building in which this is done is huge. Light bounces off white floors like the corridors of a starship. Wires trail from machines like alien tentacles. This could be a room of supercomputers if it weren't for the smell of hot metal in the air, as thousands of aluminium billets are cut to precise shapes inside big white boxes. Andy shows us an inlet finger follower, a little curved rocker that helps regulate a valve's opening. It's beautiful, and so polished it's slippery, thanks to a diamond-like carbon coating that you'd usually associate with expensive jewellery.
"Once an engine goes down the pit lane in an F1 car, it's effectively sealed for the rest of the weekend," says Andy.
In other words, you can change a few settings, but you can't get the spanners out. "Each driver gets eight per season, so it's our job to make each one last. Engines must pass an exam before they leave here, which mimics everything from driving down the pit lane to a full-throttle straight." Then, on a Sunday afternoon, there's a team of people here in the Track Support room. They take data from the cars and play it back on an engine across the hallway. Mr Hamilton not happy in the first practice session? Just let the boys in the factory try a few tweaks before firing the new settings to the track.
After every batch of races, each engine comes back here and gets stripped down. Filings in the oil are analysed, using powerful microscopes and a team of measuring experts. Each engine component has a unique metallic signature, so every tiny fleck of metal in the used engine oil can be traced to the part from which it came. Too many piston shavings? Fetch the sandpaper! Of course, engines are supposed to wear. "It's about how we manage the margin of failure," says Andy. "A total failure should only happen in the factory after the race."
It's a balancing act between performance and reliability. How much do you stress it? How much do you protect it? Four litres of oil must lap the engine every two seconds. Its cylinders go through their cycle up to 18,000 times a minute, that's 300 times per second. The 25kg KERS system - a box the size of a backpack - produces just under 1,000 volts. The electrons inside it move at the speed of light. Together, all of this makes somewhere around 750bhp... all squeezed down into a bundle of cylinders and exhaust pipes your average-sized bodybuilder could cradle in his arms.
We're led into a room not unlike a recording studio, full of screens and knobs and buttons. Through a viewing window is the artist: 2014's V6, spinning away on a dyno. We're the first outsiders to see it. It's obviously more compact than a V8, but not by much. It's hard to tell, as it's festooned with tubes and extraction fans. A huge pipe blows air into the engine's snorkel intake, mimicking air speed, heat and humidity of any given circuit on any given day. Sometimes they run these bench tests 24/7 with up to three engines at once, while feeding energy from the dyno back into the building. The hot exhausts glimmer translucent orange like glow-worms.
It is, however, sealed away in its soundproof booth. So we're led to another room where I'm handed some headphones, through which is played the sound of the V6 during a full lap simulation of a nameless circuit. And if anyone was worried about it sounding dull or turbo-whooshy, allow me to reassure you now: it's emphatically still a Formula One car... albeit one with cleaner tones and a higher frequency than the current V8s, but still enough to make your eardrums flutter, especially when it yaps down through the new eight-speed gearbox.
Formula One? The future's bright. The future's British...
Words: Dan Read
Photography: Justin Leighton
This feature was originally published in the May 2013 issue of Top Gear magazine


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Welcome New Faculty and Staff to Kent State Stark!This page will help you understand the technology you will need for day-to-day activities. Please note the suggested activities before coming on campus and those to use once you receive your designated office computer. At any time, if you have questions or problems we encourage you to contact the Stark Campus Helpdesk at 330-244-3490 or email email@example.com.
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Oh my gosh, I loved this book so much, I didn't want to quit reading it. I just had big pink and purple hearts floating around the whole time. Suddenly, so much about my life made sense! Like, why most of it has been so uncomfortable. It's because I am an introvert in a world that encourages extroversion. Who knew!
By the end of this book, I felt okay with the fact that I hate going out to dinner on Mother's Day (also known as amateur hour) because of the hordes of people all out doing the same thing. I'm okay with not ever wanting to host dinner parties, or any parties, really. Or actually, ever have anyone over to my house. It's me, not you.
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