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This is a scholarly book with a serious pedagogical objective. The authors are, as it were, proselytes for the method(s) of Green's functions, noting in their Preface to the book that
the importance of this topic is … somewhat underestimated in contemporary textbooks: not all texts on differential equations cover the topic … [and w]ith standard works on numerical analysis, things are even worse …
They go on to say that their rationale for presenting Green's functions so as to "provide the user with as many compact and computer-friendly representations of Green's functions as the format of [a] textbook permits," is that the according method is remarkably fecund across a number of disciplines, including ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, numerical analysis, and (ineffable though this description always is) applied mathematics.
It is of course known to every one that Green's functions arise in hugely important ways in physics, e.g, quantum mechanics, what with PDEs and integral equations present in spades. Indeed, Melnikov and Melnikov state, explicitly, that a primary example is
the solution of a boundary value problem for a partial differential equation[:] By using Green's functions, the equation can be reduced to an integral equation[, after which a]pplying numerical techniques to solve the reduced problem will be significantly more economical than applying them directly to the original differential equation.
(In gross terms, the idea is that given an inhomogeneous DE, Du = f¸ one tries to construct a Green's function, say, g, so that the solution u can be written as a suitable convolution of g against f. In other words, the Green's function becomes the attendant integrating kernel.)
This having been said, the authors are sure to emphasize that despite their objective to give a lot of airplay to the aforementioned practical aspects of the business of Green's functions, and with their emphasis "not on theoretical aspects," they do not shortchange rigor. This is obviously a key feature of their treatment not only in and of itself, but also in view of their pedagogical intent: the book is intended to be a text for "elective advanced undergraduate and graduate courses, within the field of applied mathematics and related disciplines." Thus, the reader should certainly be prepared with a decent knowledge of serious undergraduate level analysis (though Lebesgue probably doesn't need to make an appearance just yet), and have, say, a course in ODE and a course in "methods of applied mathematics" (as we call it at my university) under his belt, too. The latter should include a first exposure to PDEs, which the sets the stage for what the Melnikovs do in the book under review: while they state that they're covering "only a limited number of applied partial differential equations[, t]hese include the two-dimensional La[place, the static Klein-Gordon, the biharmonic, the diffusion (heat), and the Black-Scholes equation." Quite a sampling of very important PDEs.
The book is laid out in eight chapters, chock-full of examples (and rightly so), and every chapter is supplemented with a long set of exercises. There is no other way to learn how to navigate with Green's functions than to get one's hands filthily dirty with actual computations, and this book certainly provided that opportunity. It is a well-written book that should have no trouble in meeting its objectives: be it for (very serious) advanced undergraduates or graduate students, or even more experienced mathematicians or fellow-travellers with a need to learn something about Green's functions, this book serves to present its subject very well indeed.
Michael Berg is Professor of Mathematics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA.


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With the tumultuous economy and changing job market, more people are relocating to new cities. Whether for a new job, a family decision or just to explore a new city, consumers need specific information to determine where to move and to predict how this move will affect them.
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With the tumultuous economy and changing job market, more people are relocating to new cities. Whether for a new job, a family decision or just to explore a new city, consumers need specific information to determine where to move and to predict how this move will affect them. There are four main considerations that should be made when considering a move.
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Amidst the excitement about the latest trailer for 'The Dark Knight Rises', another blockbuster trailer has been largely missed. I speak, of course, of 'GI Joe 2: Retaliation', the latest incarnation of the intelligence-insulting 80s action figure franchise led by the winning, charismatic and very large Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Normally, it would be clear which film was the more promising home for your multiplex dollar. However, in this year of unrest – a year in which TIME magazine named "the protestor" its person of the year – the stakes are high.
And, staring at each other across the ideological divide, guns drawn and utility belt at the ready, are the Dark Knight and the Joes, representing the warring ideologies of right and left in the United States.
No, really.
Choosing a side
The blogosphere is pretty much focussed on the Batman, and you can see why. 'The Dark Knight' was a work of considerable quality, and apparently surprised some who didn't realise that Christopher Nolan could deliver a thrillingly atmospheric film starring the Wonder Twins if he was given enough money.
There is also the matter of 'The Dark Knight's' billion-dollar box office take, which any lover of reasonably intelligent action cinema should cling on to as proof that you can make money while also making a decent flick.
'GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra', by contrast, was a respectable if unspectacular earner, putting away $300m at the box office on (at a rough guess) about $200m down in production and marketing. It was also one of the most riotously silly films in recent memory. So silly, in fact, that it culminated in Christopher Ecclestone being injected with nanobots. Nanobots which turned his head into a metal head. For reasons which, frankly, remain unclear.
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Cleveland businessman Michael Forlani changes plea to guilty on corruption charges
Former Dimora confident drops legal fight
AKRON, Ohio - UPDATE: Corruption defendant Michael Forlani has pleaded guilty to corruption charges and will face 70 to 90 months in a federal prison.
Forlani changed his plea to guilty Thursday afternoon in federal court.
When asked if he understood the charges against him, Forlani replied in a clear, strong voice, "Yes I do, your honor."
Forlani has also agreed to forfeit $900,000 and pay restitution of up to $305,0551.
He is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 6, 2012.
Cleveland businessman Michael Forlani is expected to change his plea to guilty on corruption charges during a hearing scheduled Thursday afternoon in federal court.
Forlani originally pleaded not guilty to racketeering and other corruption charges last October after a federal grand jury returned a 91-page indictment.
Forlani hired a former U.S. Attorney in Chicago, who successfully prosecuted one of Illinois' largest public corruption cases, to defend him.
Since then, former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora, two Cuyahoga County judges and scores of other defendants have been sent to prison on charges related to the massive FBI probe.
Forlani's decision to plead guilty comes just weeks after Dimora was sentenced to 28 years in prison.
The 55-year-old businessman was accused of bribing Dimora in exchange for lucrative county contracts. According to the indictment, gifts included a $12,578 outdoor television and an indoor audio-video system in exchange for business.
His business ventures included work at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Cleveland Museum of Art and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
In the indictment, prosecutors alleged that Forlani was recorded on wiretaps speaking with Dimora.
In one exchange, laced with expletives, Forlani allegedly tells Dimora "This ***favor thing has gone way***distorted... It's like a teeter-tot with you sitting on one end and me at the top."
Thursday's hearing is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. before U.S. District Judge Sara Lioi.
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To make our authentically flavored jerk chicken, start with a powerfully flavored marinade and brine combination, followed by a low and slow smoke over smoldering allspice berries and bay leaves. More
To make our authentically flavored jerk chicken, start with a powerfully flavored marinade and brine combination, followed by a low and slow smoke over smoldering allspice berries and bay leaves. More
Of the many unique recipes in Lee Frank and Rachel Anderson's new cookbook, Ultimate Nachos, the sweet-and-spicy jerk chicken nachos stood out as a must-try. As any spice-fiend knows, jerk marinade is a potent blend of scotch bonnet peppers, allspice, scallions, lime, thyme, and a plethora of other spices. The meat, most often chicken, is grilled to add a serious layer of smoke to the flavor profile. Adding cheese and salsa to build nachos is therefore a balancing act, and Frank and Anderson do it with ease. More
Jerk chicken has it all: sweetness, spice and come-hither appeal. [Photograph: Jennifer Olvera] Note: Be aware that the chicken is prone to flare-ups, so it needs to be watched and fussed with a bit during the cooking and basting... More
Most people who have spent time in the Caribbean have tried jerk seasoning. Jerk is a wet seasoning that most often includes garlic, thyme, allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, lime and soy sauce and is most often used on chicken. Some of my favorite memories involving jerk chicken involve a long night at a beach bar, followed by a quick stop at a smoking grill on the side of the road for some spicy jerk chicken to fill me up before bed. Make sure to have lots of beer to serve alongside this chicken. More
These didn't get the Week Wing honor due to any lack of deliciousness, but because I had already given grilled Jerk chicken its proper credit. However, there is virtue in a plate of Jerk wings over Jerk chicken. More
Last week, my co-workers and I were discussing the perfect thing to grill for Columbus Day. There was no real consensus, with the discussion flowing from all-American to Italian to Spanish, and then someone said, "He didn't even land in... More
According to Rick Browne, author of this week's Cook the Book selection, The Best Barbecue on Earth, Jamaica "may well be the birthplace of barbecue in its most classic sense: slow, smoky cooking over low heat." Jerks—from chicken, pork, and... More


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Whether you are new to the idea of animal liberation or have been an advocate for animals your whole life, Ingrid E. Newkirk's newest book is a must-read!
The book, titled The PETA Practical Guide to Animal Rights, summarizes the wide world of animal rights in one handy volume. It not only covers the current state of animal affairs but also has useful suggestions on ways that you can personally help— including tips on how to live more responsibly with animals, successfully share information with others about helping animals, and make conscious consumer choices. The subtitle is apt: Simple Acts of Kindness to Help Animals in Trouble. Ingrid proves to us that it is easy to live without hurting animals: You just have to care about other beings and follow through on your beliefs. She gives us plenty of motivation for doing both.
This book is lively and sprinkled with fresh anecdotes and stories about animals. In part, it is a timely update on abusive practices, including factory farming, the fur and skin trade, animal testing, circuses and other animal "entertainment," and even classroom dissection. Ingrid also covers animal companion issues, hunting, fishing, and wildlife. Each chapter is devoted to one major topic, complete with answers to frequently asked questions and guidelines for activism ("What you can do").
There are even recipes for homemade dog biscuits and vegan cheesecake!
In the second part of the book, you will find a comprehensive list of resources, including charities that do and that don't fund animal experiments, recommended references for animal groups, relevant videos and books, instructions on how to make cruelty-free products at home, addresses for contacting the media and government agencies, and even sample letters to use as models for writing to voice your concerns and outrage.
I can't shake off one heart-wrenching scene that Ingrid describes along the way— the story of a doe and her mate. When neither deer moved, an approaching hunter shot and killed the buck. Then he realized the doe was blind and that she had rubbed the fur off her right side, as the male had on his left side. Her loyal mate had been literally leading her through life, refusing to abandon her even when it meant certain death. Ingrid puts it mildly: "How marvelous if the hunter had felt even a portion of the buck's devotion." Well, that day is coming.
In sum, this book details why we must change our society and how to do so. Two thumbs up, way up, for The Practical Guide. Thanks, Ingrid, for writing yet another helpful and inspirational book!


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Wilson Students Walk to Raise Money to Warm Others
Students at Wilson Elementary School participated in the fourth annual Junior Walk 4 Warmth on Saturday, November 17, 2012. The fundraiser, organized by kindergarten teacher Andy Kautzer, helps people in Sheboygan with the cost of heating their homes in the winter.
On three consecutive Fridays leading up to the day of the walk, students wore warm scarves, sweatshirts, and socks and were given the opportunity to donate one dollar to the fund. Students and families could gather pledges and participate in the walk on Saturday.
This year, the students raised a total of $1,170.06. The program is administrated by Wisconsin Public Service and is completely anonymous.
Kindergarten students show off their warm socks.
Fifth grade students show off their warm sweatshirts, worn to support the Jr. Walk for Warmth.
Wilson parents and students who participated in the Jr. Walk for Warmth. BACK ROW (L to R) Mrs. Debra Tryba, Austin Tryba, Mrs. Kristen Scarpaci. Olivia Scarpaci, FRONT ROW Angelo Scarpaci.
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COLLEGE STATION Season tickets for Texas A&M's upcoming football season are now available to the general public.
Due to additional seating capacity that will be available at the halfway point of the renovated and expanded version of Kyle Field, the 12th Man Foundation currently has 14-thousand season tickets available for the general public.
The upcoming season stadium capacity at Kyle will be 106,300.
And for as little as $365-dollars total, per seat, you can buy in for 6 home games.
Carole Dollins, Senior Vice President of Ticket Operations for the 12th Man Foundation says, "We have season tickets available for anyone at this time. We're certainly pushing them to local community, recent grads. With the increased stadium capacity of 106,300, right now we've got almost 24,000 new seats to sell this year, so we've got lots of seats and looking for people to come out and join us for this year's season."
The less expensive season tickets will be in the upper North Zone, and the upper part of the new South Zone.
Because this is a transition season, those buying A&M Football season tickets won't necessarily be able to keep those seats next year when the expansion is complete and capacity drops to 102,512.
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The University of New Mexico men's and women's indoor track teams will compete in their final tune-up meet before the Mountain West Conference Championships when they travel to Flagstaff, Ariz. to face host Northern Arizona, UC-Irvine and Southern Utah on Saturday. The action at the J.L. Walkup Skydome, which sits at nearly 7,000 feet above sea level, gets underway at 9:30 a.m. (MST).
New Mexico has typically enjoyed its winter trips to Flagstaff, under head coach Matt Henry, recording some of its best marks of the year in the Skydome. Senior Matt Bishop earned his first indoor 800 victory at NAU last year, while junior Ben Ortega won the 3,000 as a true freshman in 2001. Junior Amber Nolte recorded her best indoor pole vault performance two years ago with a clearance of 11-11.75, which was an indoor record at the time.
Complete information and results from Northern Arizona will be available at the official athletic department website of the Northern Arizona University:
HOUSTON -- The University of New Mexico distance stars were big and bright deep in the heart of Texas last Saturday at the Houston Indoor Invitational. Jacquelyne Gallegos, Sarah Gonzales and Ben Ortega each came home with victories to pace the Lobos. The New Mexico men finished fifth in the 22-team field with 37 points, while the women placed sixth out of 21 squads with 37.5 points.
Gallegos continued her impressive winter by picking up her second straight 3,000-meter victory. The redshirt sophomore cruised to a five-second victory with a career-best time of 9:57.47. Gallegos also won the event last weekend at Texas Tech and was the runner-up at the Air Force Invite.
Gonzales and promising sophomore Timmie Murphy finished 1-2 in their first 5,000-meter race of the year as Gonzales clocked the fastest time of her career. The 5-1 senior blew away the field, crossing the line in 17:47.01, over 15 seconds ahead of Murphy, who recorded a time of 18:02.91.
Ortega, meanwhile, paced the men's team with a 12-second victory in the 5,000. The junior from Taos finished with a time of 15:06.59 for his first win of the year. Fellow junior Nick Martinez was the runner-up in the 3,000, clocking a time of 8:27.97, the team's fastest of the year. Senior Sean Flaherty was close behind, finishing fourth with a time of 8:32.64.
Back on the women's side, freshman Riann Lucy turned in a strong effort in her first collegiate mile race, recording a time of 5:10.45 to tie for fifth place. Senior Amanda Swann was 10th in the mile with a time of 5:13.25, her fastest of the season.
Junior Jamie Fishencord finished a strong second in the weight throw to the lead the UNM throwers. Fishencord increased her school record to 52-09.25 in her second straight runner-up finish.
In other men's event action, junior Cameron Clarke was eight in the mile (4:21.46), while senior heptathlete Mark Johnson matched his season-best with a mark of 15-07.00 (T5th) in the pole vault. Seniors Jordan Parker (49-03.75) and Jason Barkemeyer (48-06.00) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the weight throw, while Barkemeyer was sixth in the shot put (55-00.00).
Sophomores Kimilia Davis and Brandilyn Williams led the sprint efforts, recording the Lobos' fastest 400-meter times of the season in front of their hometown crowd. Davis clocked a time of 58.69 to finish second in her heat, while Williams' time of 59.52 was the best in her section.
Several UNM athletes were unable to compete at last Saturday's Houston Indoor Invitational due to a scheduling issue which left the Lobos scrambling to make their flight back to Albuquerque.
After booking his team's flight home, head coach Matt Henry learned that University of Houston officials had pushed the meet start time back a couple hours. The later schedule forced the Lobos to drop out of the mile and distance medley relays, the final events of the meet, before arriving in Houston.
However, things got worse for New Mexico after competition began as the meet schedule bogged down and event start times were delayed. In order to make their flight back to Albuquerque, several athletes had to drop out of their events later in the afternoon, including shot putter Amanda Barnes and the UNM 800 and 200-meter runners. Fortunately, the Lobos won't be running through any more airports any time soon as the team will be bussing to its next two meets.
INDIANAPOLIS -- University of New Mexico junior Matt Gonzales finished 13th out of a field of 112 runners in last Saturday's 4,000-meter race at the 2004 USA Cross Country Championships. Gonzales clocked a time of 11:42, just 20 seconds shy of earning a spot on the national team, in his first Cross Country Championships appearance. The top six finishers in the men's 4K and the 12,000-meter race were automatically selected for the USA national team.
Gonzales' time was also just 28 seconds behind the winner, Charlie Gruber, who was running for Nike Unattached. The Santa Fe native also finished 12 spots ahead of former Colorado State standout Bryan Berryhill, a former NCAA Champion and USA runner-up in the 1,500 last year.
"I really thought he could make that team," said UNM head coach Matt Henry. "He told me that he got off to a slow start and that it took him awhile to get used to the snow on the course, but he said that he passed at least 10 people on the final loop."
The 4,000-meter race is half the distance of most regular season collegiate cross country courses. The men move up to run a 10,000-meter race at NCAA regional and national championship competitions.
Jacquelyne Gallegos, a sophomore in indoor eligibility, won her second straight 3,000-meter race last Saturday, cruising to a wire-to-wire victory at the Houston Indoor Invitational. Gallegos recorded a career-best time of 9:57.47, which is also the best in head coach Matt Henry's four-year tenure. Gallegos helped the UNM distance medley relay team earn all-MWC honors indoors as a true freshman in 2002. She missed all of the 2003 indoor season and much of the outdoor slate after a car accident in September of 2002 left her hospitalized with a broken back and pelvis.
Head coach Matt Henry has decided to redshirt senior sprinter Ahmed Raji for the 2004 indoor and outdoor seasons...Raji, an all-MWC honoree in the 200m and both the 4x100 and 4x400 relays, will return in 2005 for his final collegiate season...Ten women and 15 men are ranked among the MWC top-10 in their respective events...sophomore Jacquelyne Gallegos is third in both the mile and 3,000, while senior Sarah Gonzales owns the league's top 5,000 time...sophomore Timmie Murphy is ranked third in the 5K, while true freshman Riann Lucy is eighth in the 800 and seventh in the mile...junior Amanda Barnes is No. 5 in the shot put, while sophomore Suzanne Nguyen is seventh in the triple jump and eighth in the pentathlon...on the men's side, senior Chris Garofola ranks among the top-6 in the 60, 200 and 60-meter hurdles, while junior Ben Ortega is No. 3 in the 5,000...senior Jason Barkemeyer is the fifth-ranked shot putter, while junior Willie Yuen is No. 6 in the triple jump.


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Silicon helps light go through the right channels
Improved design of lasers on optoelectronic chips will advance optical communications
Published online 26 March 2014
When it comes to data transmission, light is superior to electronics. An ability to transmit data in parallel by utilizing multiple light wavelengths allows optical fibers to carry more information than electrical cables. Computers are currently based on electronics, but they would benefit from employing optical signals. However, for this to become a reality, it needs to be implemented on a small scale and result in low power consumption.
Now, Vivek Krishnamurthy from the A*STAR Data Storage Institute in Singapore and his colleagues have designed a laser on a microelectronic chip that has a lower power consumption and a higher efficiency1.
"By developing lasers on silicon, we can combine the electronic data processing capability of the microelectronic chip with the high energy efficiency of optical communications over distances ranging from a few micrometers within a chip to hundreds of meters in data centers," says Krishnamurthy.
The processing speed of the microelectronic chip is limited by its power consumption; most of the power is consumed by the connecting electrical wires and links. Optical links, on the other hand, consume practically no energy but are limited by the power consumption of the light source, which is often a laser. For optical links to be feasible on a small scale, the electrical power consumption of lasers must be reduced, yet still be able to generate sufficient optical energy for transmission.
Lasers cannot be made from silicon as it is a poor light emitter. Instead, lasers are fabricated by bonding an active material based on indium phosphide — a good light emitter — to a thin silicon film. However, because silicon is better for carrying optical signals, the light from the laser needs to be routed through the silicon chip via optical channels. This requires fabricating optical channels in silicon outside the laser region.
Generating light efficiently in the active medium and efficiently routing it via the silicon layer simultaneously reduces the electrical current required and increases the power generated. Calculations show that this silicon-based design will have a three to four times higher light generation efficiency than competing schemes.
This high efficiency makes the silicon-based laser design promising for making optical chips, which, says Krishnamurthy, is the next step for the project team. "We have begun the experimental demonstration of the laser," he says. "Our plan is to integrate this laser onto our silicon platform and develop a fully functional photonic system for applications, for example, in data communications and storage."
The A*STAR-affiliated researchers contributing to this research are from the Data Storage Institute
- Krishnamurthy, V., Wang, Q., Pu, J., Loh, T.-H. & Ho, S. T. Optical design of distributed feedback lasers-on-thin-film-silicon. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters 25, 944–947 (2013). | article


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m 55 V/*-i ',-\ ^^r. mn 56 - - " ' CHATHAM COUBIER Hudson Resident, 89^ RecMisHangingof Women's Ndn-Partisan Civic THURSDAY. IAN. 28, 1954 Group Studies County Zoning HARTFORD Oscar Beckwith, The Austerlitz Murderer heavy mist hung over the — «~ The Women's Noji-Partisan Civic,David, Claverack;; Miss Mary Law- League Workshop, studying ques- rence, Claverack; M r s . Eleanor H0SP' TA INSURANCE tions of protective zoning, will meet j Skelley, Philmont; Mrs. Frank Held, THE SCAFFOLD A City of Hudson on the mor- <.,•*.,»., ning of March 1, 1888, and in < ' the early morning dawn, carts and , -• Thursday, February 4, at the Chat- i Maiden Bridge; Miss Florence Wil- ham Library. Mrs. Caldwell Es- liams, Ghent; Mrs. William Harti- for FAMILIES diildctn from 1 month wp selstyn of Claverack is chairman. A gan, New Lebanon Center; Mrs. .and pofMttt I t tfcro S» ".&$fo\ wagons left neighboring villages and '• hamlets for the county seat where pamphlet, "Zoning and Civic Devel-[Jerome French, Chatham and Mrs. at 11 a.m., Oscar Fitz Allan Beck- opment," issued by the Chamber of ; C . B. Esselstyn, Claverack. for INDIVIDUALS . with, the notorious Austerlitz mur- Commerce of the United States, has The Library workshop of the Civ- og« tmitt, I I thru St derer, was to hang by the neck until been adopted as "guide and text" ic League met Wednesday night at f of W j <Utnll». toll or writ* V . ~ dead. for the group and is available at a the home of Mrs. Thomas Morris- small charge. sey, Chatham Center, to study pos- On January 10, 1882,. Bockwith, who. had been mining for gold near Members of 'the Zoning W o r k | s i b l e methods of working for exten- Wm. J. Reynolds the hamlet of Austerlitz, had killed Project include: Mrs. Ralph Barrow, | s i o n o f l i b r a r > ' s e r v i c c i n t h e c o u n t - v - A' a fellow prospector, Simon.A, Van- Old Chatham; Mrs. Walter Finch. Two new members Joined the Insurance dercook, in a shanty on a remote Tel. Mur. 4-3231 VaUtie. N. Y. Canaan; Mrs. Francis' Fargo, Ca- Workshop at the last meeting, Mrs. itpttHltting woodland road. Beckwith, according naan; M r s . Anthony Palladino, Townsend Morey and Mrs. Paul to witnesses who arrived at the crude structure when Vandercook Chatham Center; Jean Beach Wich- Tilson, both of Old Chatham, bring- Kim MOTT asl IOTIT CCXNl was reported missing, had carved up mon, Chatham; Mrs. B. Edmund ing the membership to 15. Hoitfotd. Connecticut' , . - • " " ' ' ' ' his victim in tiny pieces and placed them in a pork barrel..His victim's heart and liver he had saved, how- EXECUTION OF ever, and was eating them when a posse broke into the cabin. Beckwith escaped, made his way BUY A USED CAR Oscar FJfiWli; by foot to Canada and was not ar- rested until February, 1885. He-was extradited to Columbia C o u n t y where he was tried by six separate WITH THIS TAG-ond HII: TIIK y renin: OF HM N January 21, 1888, to be executed on I O juries before he was sentenced on E -A you'll buy with N WC R A. VAM»K!UOOK. March 1 of that year. Great was the excitement in all CONFIDENCE! Dei Almost l i t i t e i . : Columbia County as the day of the execution approached. Among those who received an invitation to watch Beckwith swing from the gibbet was HISTORY OF THE CHIME. a young man on the staff of the HUDSON REPUBLICAN, David C. Neefus, who on May 3 of this year I t ' w With trot t-Vn Parallel-, will mark his 90th birthday. Mr. Neefus, who now resides at . . . . . . . . .» . in the Hudstm 538 Union Street., not far from thrJ H E V I S I T E D J A I L * . D a V , d C " N e e f u s ' p o p u , a r ! , u d s o n r e s l d c u t M " ! HEADLINES present court house where the gal well known philatelist, who will note his 90th Republican of lows was ^erected, recalls-that -oll-of- hlrthriav-in-SVraT-.-visiied-Oscar-Beckwith In M L a few days before he was March 2. .1888 described Beckwith's -thc—newspaper staff was granted hunt:. Mr. Neefus had an invitation to the hanging but could not eel close execution and carried_a_Jihuto—of— free passes to t h e event by Colum- to the sallows because of the large crowds'In the court house square. the_murdererr . Courier photo bia County Sheriff John M. Felts. Courier photo VISITED DEATH CELL left their warm beds' hours before It was exactly II in the morning Mr: Neefus For several weeks before the hanging, Mr. Neefus, along with al- for the occasion. Several persons, including a large as the church bells in the city tolled the hour that Beckwith mounted number of women, attempted to the scaffold. He had embraced the most every other resident of. Hud-, Just Missed son, visited Beckwith at his cell in the county jail. Mr. Neefus describes break through the- line of soldiers, claiming that they had purchased Catholic faith the day before his execution and he was accompanied "reserved seats" at 50 cents each. by Father Smith of Hudson, to the a jail visit- as follows: "He was a gallows. powerfully built man, though in his Some swindler evidently was mak- 70's, with a jutting Jaw; leonine j n p mrmny -it tVip pypprKP nf Qcrnr The priest placed a crucifix to the head and small, beady eyes. He was Beckwith. doomed man's lips and Beckwith David C. Neefus, 89-year-old Hud- chained by,one foot to his bunk and By 9:30, teams of horses, children whispered,' "Jesus have mercy." son resident, is probably the only a sheriff's guard was placed over and bearded gentlemen filled the These were his last words. A black him 24 hours a day. At first he court house square. Within the jail, cap was fastened over his face and Columbia County resident who was would brag about his exploits, but all was quiet as Sheriff Felts pro- the noose was adjusted about his invited to see the hanging of Oscar neck, the knot just below his left Beckwith but didn't make it. as the years passed, he wouldn't ceeded with the business of the day. come out unless a dime -was thrown All prisoners were locked in their ear. -' In 1888, Mr. Neefus then on the cells and an unusual quiet prevailed. Atkinson, directing the hanging, staff of the HUDSON REPUBLICAN between the bars. Then, from the back of the cell, a pair of beady, red At 10, Beckwith was served his struck a blow with his fist on the received an invitation. He had vsited box where the executione^ was con- eyes would peer out and then r e - last meal which included steak, Beckwith in his cell at the county toast, tea and coffee. He was given cealed. The sharp blow of an axe jail and watched the erection of the treat into the darkness. Just before his execution, Beckwith had to be a clean white shirt to replace the echoed the fist blow as the rope was scaffold where the Austerlitz mur- derer was to be hung. chained hand and foot when he would become violent, and often he soiled gingham garment he .was wearing, a Prince Albert style black cut. A weight of 600 pounds was cut loose by the axe blade and Beck Abrams ^Boright,. Inc. On March 1, 1888 the day of the would go on hunger strikes for coat, a black tie, trousers and felt with's body was jerked almost four Central Square Dial 2-1501 Chatham. N. Y. hanging, Mr. Neefus was busy at the days." slippers." feet in the air; his head hung down REPUBLICAN office and by 11 that ward for a second, and then the morning, he had almost forgotten The tension increased to its high- FAILED TO CONFESS body spun on the end' of the rope. the event. He headed for the court est point in Hudson when a gentle- The crowd remained hushed. man, dressed in the fashion of a It was 10:15 when the press, in- square and saw the tremendous crowd, but he was seconds too late. New York dandy, arrived at the of- cluding representatives from Chat- HUNG 14 MINUTES For the reason and fice of Sheriff Felts and announced ham, Hudson, Albany and New- Oscar Beckwith -was dead. Mr. Neefus clearly 'recalls these himself a s J. B. Atkinson of York newspapers, were allowed to Doctors Lyle Smith of Hudson, value behind the OK PLUS cars Brooklyn,, who -would direct the speak to the condemned. He read and Isaac C. Washburn of Chatham, events and others in the late 19th century with an extremely agile hanging. Atkinstff directed the exe- cutions at Tombs Prison, New York, them a letter he had written to his daughter: were summoned forward by the sheriff. The body had hung for four listed below, read this mind. Following his employment at and brought with him an unidenti- Dear Daughter, minutes but the pulse continued at the REPUBLICAN he sold "That fied person who would actually trip I request my body burled in a rate of 124 beats a minute. At the Good Columbia County Sausage" the gallows. Austerlitz beside my father and end of eight minutes, the physicians made by C. A. Van Deusen, Hudson mother In new burying ground asked that the body be lowered a meat packers, for eight cents a IMPORTED GALLOWS near the Kcnne's. I bid you a bit and they ripped open Beckwith's pound. He was later employed at the long farewell. shirt and listened to the heart beat. Hudson City Savings Bank and the The gallows were brought from Your loving father, The pulse had stepped up to 144 New York by Atkinson and arrived Oscar Beckwith. beats a minute but then dropped to Atlas Cement Company which r e - in 11 separate pieces on the New 18',^ at 12 minutes and at the end of tired him at the age of 65. York Central Railroad. Atkinson He then addressed the newspaper- For many ye\irs he was secretary told Columbia County authorities men present, "Boys, goodbye. I have 14 minutes, Oscar Beckwith was pronounced dead. Death was attri- 1949 CHEVROLET 1-951 CHEVROLET 1950 BUICK of the Columbia Turnpike Company he had supervised the hangings of no confession and go to the scaffold buted to. a broken neck. SPECIAL. 4-DR. SEDAN. Grey of Hudson and in the cellar of his 53 persons from this same scaffold innocent. I have not known one DELUXE SEDAN. Dark Blue, very DELUXE SEDAN. Black, spotless, The crowd surged forward and Dynaflow, absolutely perfect, low home at 538 Warren Street, has the and proudly pointed out where axe person hanged in this county in the clean-, radio, heater, seat covers, fully equipped," new tires, seat mileage, brand new whitewall original sign that hung on the toll marks had gashed through the last 75 years who was guilty. They there was a fight for the rope that had taken the murderer's life. excellent rubber, low mileage. covers, low mileage. tires, solid chrome wheel covers, house advising passersby the price rough hemlock as they cut through were all hanged by public opinion. of a "horfe and carriage 9c—Oxen the rope. Meanwhile, the body 'was removed new seat covers. An excellent buy. I die innocent. Vandercook was kill- and cart 8c." Mr. Neefus recalls that by 8:30 ed, but not murdered." to the James E. Phillip's Undertak- ing Parlors, where between 11:30 OK PLUS $595 OK PLUS $1095 OK PLUS $995 He is an ardent philatelist and has the morning of the execution, a Beckwith would answer no other and 4 p.m., more than 3.000 viewed one_of the best stamp collections in morbid crowd had gathered and questions and the interviews ended. the remains. the county. He has served as the Re- those who had credentials passed Sheriff Felts nodded curtly \ to a Then all that was earthly of Os- 1951 BUICK 1949 PONTIAC 1950 OLDSMOBILE , publican Inspector of Elections in through a cordon set up by the deputy who stepped forwardX and car Fitz Allen Beckwith was remov- SUPER. 4-DR. SEDAN. Grecian DELUXE SEDAN. Forest Green, CLUB COUPE. Onyx Black, Hy- Hudson's Third Ward for the last pinioned Beckwith's arms behind ed to Austerlitz for interment. He Grey, Dynaflow, low mileage, new Cowlcs Guards of the New York his back with a rope. His feet were Hydromatic, radio. Like new con- dromatic, radio, heater, seat cov- 18 years. Mr. Neefus makes his home was the fifth person to be executed tires, chrome covers, seat covers, Militia around the court house. not fastened, together. V dition, excellent rubber, seat cov- ers, perfect condition, new rubber, with his daughter, Miss Laurie E. in the County and his death on the near perfect. Neefus, RN, who has served -for The gallows, located just south of At 10:45 a murmer broke outMn excellent car. gallows was the last on Columbia many years in the office of Dr. John the court house, was inspected the court house square as the sher- County soil. OK PLUS $1695 OK PLUS $1095 OK PLUS $995 L. Edwards. carefully by rural residents who had iff led a small procession from the jail. Beckwith blinked as he came out into the daylight and his -body j quivered as his eyes first saw the HEATERS 1948 HUDSON -195TFORD1 3 Chatham High School Bands instrument of death. His face, ac- cording' {o the Hudson Republican, OIL. COAL. ELECTRIC A GA8 ' DRBY SALES CO. SEDAN. Dark Green, very clean car. Has new transmission, excel- DELUXE TUDOR. Light Grey, finish looks like new, new seat "was an ashen gray and his eyes Chatham and East Chatham lent motor. covers, excellent tires. To Stage Concert February 3 were dead man's eyes.". n $195 $995 On Wednesday evening. February 3, at 7:45 In the school auditorium more than 80 members of the Chatham Union School bands, under the direction of Stephen A. Gltto, will present a winter concert to which the public is cordially Invited. There is no admission charge. Thirty-three members of the b e - \ WAVERLY PET SUPPLY K USED TRUCKS AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS 1 ginners' group, the Training Band, Seipcl, James LichteL Kirk Sutliffe. will play three numbers. The twenty- John Stclling, James Martin, Gary HEALTHY. GUARANTEED eight Junior Band members will p r c r Currier, John Hill, Edward Mooney, sent another "group of selections, Richard Alford, David Congdon, Paul followed by the Senior Band of Wilska, John Mulligan, George En- PARAKEETS 1952 CHEVROLET £-Ton Pickup 1950 FORD F-3 2-Ton Pickup twenty-three students. The conclud- gel, James Richards, Donald Gard- All Colors Ranier Blue, spotlight, radio, low mileage, used Sand Dune Beige, new tire, excellent condition. ing group of numbers will be played ner, Burton Gifford, Patty Francis, over the road, deluxe heater, really terrific! You can't miss at this price. by the combined Senior and Junior Ronald Eigenbrodt," Brian Weaver, Bands, a preview of the Chatham Leonard Mazal. . . $1195 $995 High School Band of the future. • Members of the "Training Band arc: - The Senior Band is composed of Bruce Cobb, Mariel Congdon, Har- Everything for Pets Joanna Dobson, Betty Faxon, Sylvia old Sherman, Donald Tubbs, Ernest Ellis, Roger Ellis, Betty Ochs, Ellen Tubbs, Ernest Rllke, John Coxon, 1949 WILLYS Panel 1948 INTERNX 2-Ton Panel Maroon, excellent shape, anybody can afford this Black, good condition, good rubber. 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Kuala Lumpur. A Malaysian court on Tuesday upheld the detention of a political cartoonist two years ago on suspicion of sedition, but found the confiscation of his books illegal.
The Kuala Lumpur High Court ordered the police and Home Ministry to return 66 books and a painting to Zulkiflee SM Anwar, popularly known as Zunar, that were seized during a raid at his office on Sept. 24, 2010.
Zunar was reportedly arrested during the raid and said he was taken to several police stations. He was also reportedly detained for one day in a police station at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on suspicion that some of his works were seditious.
He claimed that his arrest was made in bad faith and was clearly intended to stop the launching of his books.
The confiscated books poke fun at government officials and political issues besetting the country. The court said police had failed to provide evidence that would justify the seizure of the materials.
Zunar filed a case against police officers and the ministry in June 2011 challenging the arrest and seizure.
Phil Robertson, deputy director for Asia for Human Rights Watch, said the court ruling set back the right to freedom of expression in Malaysia.
"The court's verdict against Zunar is no laughing matter but of real consequence for Malaysia," he said. "The conclusion to be drawn is that politicians and officials who feel stung by Zunar's pen apparently count for more than free expression."
Robertson did hail the part of the ruling that ordered the immediate return of the books.
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I think I just heard the "Ohh - Look out - Here he comes" sample starting of Automanikk on the LP.
It might be a long one, but I saw the old cartoon Toby Tortoise Returns and I believe it was there. It is one in the Disney series featuring Max Hare and Toby Tortoise. This is the one with the boxing match.


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3- FAQ - Job Law Q & A
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5- Deciding what to do - Suing, etc
6- Missouri Service Letter 290.140
Knowledge is power. LEARN here and then see a lawyer. Don't act alone.
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FMLA and Returning to Work on Light Duty
See also my main FMLA article.
Big WARNING: You might not be eligible for FMLA protection ——- To be eligible for FMLA protection, all of the following must apply:
See also my main FMLA article.
If you are eligible for FMLA protection, you do not have to agree to return on light duty.
Trying to force you onto light duty: What if the company doctor releases you to "light duty", as in workers comp situations? When an employee injured himself at work, the employer may try to reduce his worker's compensation payments by offering "light duty". In workers comp injuries, some employers might force you to take light duty by telling you that you will be fired if you refuse. If the employer is covered by FMLA, and if you are eligible for FMLA protection (see above), with FMLA leave time remaining, the employer cannot force you to accept light duty.
If you are eligible for FMLA, You can stay out on full time leave until you are fit for full duty, as long as you do not exceed your 12 weeks of FMLA-protected time. You might lose a benefit, such as workers comp disability payments, by refusing light duty, but the employer cannot force you onto light duty against your will. Likewise the company's short term disability plan might require you to accept light duty if offered by the employer, and so you might lose those disability payments if you refuse light duty. It's ok under FMLA for the employer's comp carrier, or those disability carriers, to stop paying you if you refuse light duty - that's because the FMLA does not require paid leave.
The Law of FMLA and Light Duty: Federal Regulation 29 CFR 825.207 (d)(2)
There's a federal regulation on the point of FMLA and light duty: 29 CFR 825.207 (see subpart d2), providing that an employee is NOT required to accept "light duty". The employee can refuse light duty and merely stay out on leave until he is fit to perform the essential functions of his job —–
The US Department of Labor's Q and A says that the employer cannot force you to accept a "light duty" assignment, and that you have the right to stay on full time leave rather than return to light duty. See FMLA Q and A, with a subsection about light duty Here's a quote from the DOL's Q and A page, as of Dec 2007: "Q: Can my employer require me to return to work before I exhaust my leave? A: [ …. ] The employer may not, however, require you to return to work early by offering you a light duty assignment.." (I omitted the part of the answer that talks about your duty to provide proper medical certification for your absence.)
Question: What happens if you are still not ready for full duty at the end of your 12 weeks of FMLA protected time?
Answer: You are vulnerable to being fired, and the FMLA will not care. BUT - the law of discrimination and wrongful termination might care, if the employer is treating you more harshly than he treats others. But if the employer always fires people who exceed their 12 weeks of FMLA time, and he fires you too, then the employer isn't discriminating against you - he treats everyone badly.
In determining whether an employee is fit to resume his job, the courts tend to use the terms used in Americans with Disabilities Act cases: Can the employee perform the "essential functions" of his pre-FMLA job? If not, then the employer can deny reinstatement. If 12 weeks have been used up and you are still unfit to perform all of the essential functions of the job, you are vulnerable to being fired. If you have a qualifying disability (link goes to EEOC's ADA pages) you can request accommodation of course, to help you perform the essential functions.
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- When: Tuesday, October 8, 2013, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Where: Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce, Ticonderoga
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TICONDEROGA — The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce will host an open house with the North Country Small Business Development Center 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In addition, the chamber has planned in coordination with the North Country Small Business Development Center business seminars 8 to 9:30 AM. Registration is required. For more information or to RSVP contact the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce at 585-6619 or firstname.lastname@example.com. "Creating a Buzz on a Budget" will be the October seminar. The workshop will cover how to stand out in a crowded marketplace, understanding what makes a business different and low-cost and no-cost marketing strategies.
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I find myself not , eating, thinking, and sleeping
Sometimes , not doing things right in my life
The many obstacles , Im going threw
Just to reach one goal
The many blocks, I walk
Day or Night
Sometimes confuse on time
Wishing it was a dream
The moment , I heard
You went to sleep
All, I keep saying is
Who , understood me like you
For the many reasons
I love you
I appreciated everything, you did
From the braveness, you gave my soul
The gentleness, in your words
For each teardrop, you wiped off my face
Now, my teardrops seem to reach the ground
While , I look in (Heaven)
Praying your looking down
Showering this fear off my skin
Feel my feet
They're so weak
But , for you
I get on my knees
Singing and crying, to God
That my angel is you
So , I can whisper in your ear
Mama, make me brave
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4.23.14 BASEBALL: Cavs' Pitching Tames ODU in Sweep
Baseball, 2014-04-23
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) Walsh (20-22, 12-12) received great starting pitching in a GLIAC sweep of Ohio Dominican University (22-18, 12-13) in Columbus today. Walsh took the opener 5-2, and then won the nightcap 5-0. The Cavs' road swing continues, as they play a three-game series over the weekend at Ashland University. The Cavs and Eagles play a double header on Saturday (1 pm), and a single game on Sunday (1 pm). All three games will be broadcast live on TEAMLINE.
Matt Iosue (Fr., Mayfield, OH/HS), and the Cavs' bullpen limited the Panthers to just four hits, as Walsh took game one 5-2. Iosue went five innings to pick-up his third win of the season (3-6). He held the Panthers to one run on three hits. Jared Bettura (Jr., Canfield, OH/H) worked the sixth inning, and Neal Edwards (Jr., Silver Lake, OH/Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary) fanned two in the seventh to earn his fourth save.
The Cavs tallied two runs in the second inning, and added more three runs more in the third. Brook Clark (So., Canton, OH/McKinley) opened the second with a single, and scored along with Sam Fondriest (Sr., Dover, OH/Tuscarawas Central Catholic) on a two-out, two-run single to right by Andrew Bonnette (Jr., Tallmadge, OH/HS).
Johnny Knight (So. Stow, OH/Walsh Jesuit/Slippery Rock) led-off the fourth with his first homer of the season to give Walsh a 3-0 lead. Clark was hit by a pitch, and would score on a Panther error, as would Fondriest, who walked.
Danny Roper (Jr., Cincinnati, OH/Princeton) was superb, as the right-hander went the distance to pick-up his thrid win of the season against only one loss. Roper blanked the Panthers on five hits. He walked only one.
Fondriest gave Walsh a 2-0 lead with a two-out, two-run single up the middle in the second inning. The hit scored Michael Lee (Sr., Barberton, OH/HS) and Andrew Stalnaker (Fr., Massillon, OH/Jackson) who led off the inning with a walk and single.
Drew Link (Sr., Granville, OH/HS) delivered another big two-out hit, when he singles home Fondriest and Clark in the fourth inning to give Walsh a 5-0 lead.
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(TGNP) Disclosing two bombshells, the head of Hezbollah's military wing Moustafa Amin Bader El-Din and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a press conference today in Beirut, first announcing that they had reached an accord on Israeli settlements and regional peace. "The State of Israel will no longer build settlements on the West Bank," declared […] [Read More]
I don't have enough reliable information to make a judgment about what we should do in Syria. What will happen if we bomb Syria's chemical weapon facilities? Will the Syrian government be deterred from using chemical weapons again? Will the government—or their allies—retaliate? I don't know, and I'm not sure that anyone—including the Syrian government—knows. […] [Read More]


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This worm gear was running 245 degF, at the pair of tapered bearings, normally below 180. We split to look inside, one spall spot on radial bearing drive end of worm, hard to see the tapered bearings. My question at moment is the wear at lead in on the worm, and none opposite? This is located by the tapered bearings stopped by housing wall and can not move to drive end without shimming bearing by shaft shoulder. Shouldn't the wear be more centered on worm, as most are?
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This is a shot of the wormwheel wear, don't like the pits, but vertical alignment seems centered.
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one more, I don't like the way this is loaded on one point at start. 4 point start on worm by the way. Seems like it looses contact after first tooth? 460 worm gear lube, heat may be part of problem, but from alignment???Any thoughts appreciated.
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That looks like damage to me as opposed to normal wear. I would be suspicious of the preload on the tapered roller bearing too.
Was this recently worked on? Was the increased temp of sudden onset? Any vibe data?
You might want to move this to the vibration section to get the attention of John from Pa.
He knows more about gears than Og, the caveman that invented them.
billw, some keys things needed in failure analysis of worms gears isn't clear from the pictures. However, based on what I see/read the history (as requested by Danny Harvey) might prove to be helpful. For one thing 245 deg F temperature would be very unusual unless there were some environmental considerations that might explain a temp that high (you say normal is 180). I would be looking for things that might cause high temperatures...480 oil, can you clarify exactly what oil is being used? Also, what is the chance that the oil might have been mixed with something incompatible with a worm gear. Oil for worm gears typically have "compound" somewhere in their name as they have an additive package specifically for applications that have high degrees of sliding. Oil level is also critical. What is the history of oil being added to this machine - is it a leaker? Could it have been run low for some period of time?
On tooth contact...I have attached a few pages from a reputable Japanese manufacturer on setting up worm gear contact. For your application you need to identify what is approach and recess and then note that contact should be set to favor slightly the recess portion of the contact. This is to insure that the lubricant is "pulled" into the mesh to provide adequate lubrication and cooling. Backlash is also important, again to insure that a proper amount of lubricant is pulled into the mesh and that thermal expansion isn't an issue. Once a good contact pattern is obtained the gear should be run at about 1/4 load for a few hours, then increase the load in 1/4 steps with an inspection between load points. If good access is available then the gearing should be blued betwen load runs and careful observation should be made relative to how the pattern is spreading across the mesh. Worm gears do have to wear in; very often the worm and gear are lapped to each other at the factory.
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Danny, this is all i can post for the vib data.
John, I couldn't open the file; we use a PAG synthetic oil for worm gear; oil level was ok. 680 was changed to 460 due to heat in other unit with mfg recommendation. This sat idle, 2yr, was flushed and then put in service, with a few days use to test, and this was found. No "known" issues prior to use. Leaker yes, and that may have been the main contributor. Hot bearing made us check it out for crud in oil channel possibly not getting oil to outer bearing. Thermal expansion is a thought as well adding to it, others do run 180 -sure dont' like it. I'm looking into the rest of drive train, as well as loading, <90%FLA of 50 HP motor.
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I've redone the attachment since some people had trouble with the previous.
More on worm gear lubricants...
One type of lubricant type commonly used with worm gears is mineral-based, industrial extreme pressure (EP) gear oils. This will give you problems with a brass or bronze worm gear at elavated temperatures. Your 180 deg that you state is normal is too high for this type of oil. There is also a group PAO gear lubricants that work well in worm gear applications but again, since these often have an EP additive package, the same cautions about a bronze or brass gear may apply. Best thing is to go back to the OEM recommendations.
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Jewish-Christian Dialogue: The Next Stage
Christians and Jews must rethink how they approach each other.
By Rabbi Irving Greenberg
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In the following opinion piece, the author instructs Christians and Jews on ways in which they should change their thinking and behavior if they are to engage in a productive dialogue. His opinions are likely to be controversial among some Christians and Jews alike. Reprinted with permission from For the Sake of Heaven and Earth: the New Encounter Between Judaism and Christianity (Jewish Publication Society).
What Christians Must Do
There can be no Judaism without Jews. Therefore, Christians must stop attempting to grow by spreading among Jews. Beyond merely ending proselytizing activities among Jews, Christians need to go after the anti-Semitism that is the residue of their own teachings. Anti-Semitism is the most ubiquitous, worldwide, permanent moral infection of human history. Sometimes one despairs of overcoming it.
It has now spread in its more virulent form into the Arab world. It is being spread worldwide, even in countries where there are no, or hardly any, Jews, such as in Japan; all this by propaganda emanating from European racists, some left-wing universalists, terrorist Muslims, and some Arab countries as well as from marginal fundamentalist Christians.
It is not enough to stop teaching about Jews as "killers of Christ." The deeper challenge is to go back and uproot the very sources of the contagion that continue to pour this virulent infection into humanity's bloodstream. Christians must make sure that the Christian breakthroughs in understanding Judaism are transmitted and taught on the mass level. The morally and theologically remarkable work done by Christians in the dialogue of the last 20 years has one serious weakness. It remains basically the possession of a minority of inspired people. It is not yet understood properly at the mass level and not yet dominant at the upper decision-making levels.
Christians need to learn to take worldly holiness and liberation seriously without slipping into romanticizing the Third World. Usually, that way ends up with the Christians viewing Israel and American Jews negatively. Such a "romantic" Christian worldview is a real possibility in Christian thought today. Christians are used to seeing Jews as the oppressed and as paradigms of powerlessness. Jews have traditionally played such a role in the Christian imagination, as for example in the "wandering Jew" motif in Western literature.
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Arizona's coaches featured in a (weird) recruiting video
JUN 17, 2013 2:57p ET
Specifically, this one, which hit the Internet on Monday.
So that exists. We're not sure what to make of it, though. It's weird and entertaining and kind of funny, no doubt, but what's the message? Oh, wait -- there it is:
"A man on a quest for the rose will choose the right men for the job to continue changing the game."
The goal of recruiting pitches these days is to be more creative than ever, but this one is in uncharted territory.
There's a lot of twangy guitar, a lot of slow walking and a lot of standing around smoking cigars. A guy gets tossed out of the saloon for some reason, and another guys goes sliding across the bar while one coach points at him. And it was produced by Rita Rodriguez?
The whole thing is pretty light on football, but people are definitely talking/buzzing about it on social media, which is worth something.
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text: The last few days I have been at an Old Testament preaching seminar with British Old Testament scholar John Goldingay. He is perhaps best known for his three volume Old Testament theology as well as commentaries in the WBC, Baker and For Everyone series. John was a wonderful mix of pastoral and scholar. I felt we barely scratched the surface of all that he knew however, it provided such a strong foundation for his teaching. John lead us through the various genres of the OT and how we might approach them as preaching material. The one point I appreciated most of all was John's insistence that we allow the Old Testament to speak for itself without using a Christological or New Testament hermeneutic.AMEN! Below are the requisite picture of me with the scholar as well as the book signing! If you ever get a chance to hear John I encourage you to do so!


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In this new series, author and educator Aaron Quigley shows you how to stay up to date with the latest educational technology and classroom management techniques. Each week, he'll introduce you to a new tip you can use to be more efficient, and increase student achievement. Aaron covers concepts like the flipped classroom, Common Core Standards, and the role of social media in education. The series also covers a variety of productivity apps, learning management systems, and other technologies, using a project-based approach that simulates the real K–12 or university classroom environment. Check back often for new tutorials, every Monday with Teacher Tips.
Now that we know what the flipped classroom is and how to restructure our class time and homework, the next question to ask is where can I find resources that my students can use prior to class? There are several ways to approach finding resources. The most common way is to use online videos. There's a variety of free things out there that we as educators can just spend our time searching, reviewing and picking a tool that's going to work for our students. YouTube, Khan Academy, BrainPop. All of these video services allow us to simply tell our students the link or video name, and trust that they can go home and access them.
All of these online video services such as Youtube and Khan Academy, allow students to simply go home, look at the video we've assigned, and watch it. If your district has access to a paid service, such as BrainPop That's another great way to keep students engaged outside of the classroom. It doesn't just have to be online videos though. Any online content, or honestly any content at home that students can use to gain the knowledge, will be appropriate. I love Learner.org because they have online interactive modules that students can work through. Webpage content analysis is another great way to get students thinking and engaging with content outside of the classroom.
I'll literally assign a webpage or two and ask students to go home, to review the webpage, to analyze the content, and maybe even ask students to analyze conflicting ideologies between various webpages. You can also upload PowerPoints and send home notes. This way, students can go to your blog, download your PowerPoint presentation, and work through the content at their own pace. If you're unable to find an already-created online resource, the next step would be to create your own content. This is actually easier than you think. There are several ways to do this. The most popular way is to do a screencast.
What you're watching right now is a screencast. There's some software available, Jing being one of them that's absolutely free that will allow you to quickly create screencasts. Screencasts will capture any action that takes place on your monitor as well as your voice. Quicktime's another one that's free for all Mac users and Camtasia costs money but gives you a lot of control as an educator, even the ability to embed a quiz in the end of your screencast. Once you create a Screencast, you can use a free service such as Screencast.com or YouTube to upload your video to the internet.
And make it available for students. Using a blog is another great way to keep students up to date on what content you'd like and have them access it outside of the classroom. if you don't have a blog as a teacher then a few places to check out are Wordpress.com and edublogs.org. These are both places that you can quickly establish a free blog and start adding content to it so your students can access that content outside of class. Podcasts are a more simplified way to get information to your students. These are typically just audio. And you can record the audio on anything. Even most cell phones today have the ability to record audio.
You can then upload the podcast to something that has an RSS feed, such as your blog or podcast service. Once you have the podcast in the feed, you can then submit that feed to the iTunes library. This is a really hand thing for our students, because so many of our students have iPods, iPhones or iPads. Once your podcast is in the iTunes library, students can quickly download that information to their device and they have instant learning on the go. Right now, I'm going to quickly show you one place that's a great starting point for finding online content. Youtube actually has its own educational channel, which can be found at youtube.com/education.
Here, there's a variety of videos that are actually categorized by content area. For example, if I scroll down, I can see if there's Primary and Secondary Education, University, Lifetime Learning, there's even videos for Science and Engineering, Social Studies, the Social Sciences, Humanities, History, Mathematics, Business, Arts. Law, Education, Medicine, and even Languages. Typically, when I'm trying to find a video for class, this is the first place that I check. I just pop on to the Youtube Education Channel, and quickly search in the top bar to see if any keywords from the content I'm teaching them come up.
I recommend reviewing all videos to make sure they're appropriate for your class, as well as teaching the content that you want to teach. Often you'll find a variety of videos for your particular subject and so you'll have to take the time to move through the videos to figure out which one's going to be best for your students.
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