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Spring Valley was filled with bicyclists last week as the 23rd annual Habitat 500 Bike Ride travelled through town. The ride raises awareness and funds to support Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota.
Since the spread of the bird flu in flocks throughout the tri-state area, poultry is getting a bad break at Minnesota's county fairs, including next week in Fillmore County.
Over half a century of community involvement and charitable activies earn Luther "Lupy" Myhro the title of Grand Marshal for the 2015 Rushford Days Homecoming Grande Parade.
A special traveling Minnesota Historical Society (MHS) exhibit, "Coming of Age, The 1968 Generation," will be on display at the Fillmore County History Center (FCHC) from Tuesday, July 7, through Oct. 3. A special opening reception will be held at the history center at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 9.
"We're 'Celebrating 30 Years of Relay, '80s Style'," stated Deb Jorgenson, Chatfield co-chair of the 2015 Fillmore County Relay for Life, set for July 10 and 11 in Chatfield's City Park. She and co-organizer Wendy Kirchner are excited about everything that's happening during the 30th annual Fillmore County Relay because they can get out their hair gel, their Cyndi Lauper and Madonna tapes, bangle bracelets and earrings and hit the Relay track in their jelly shoes. They're girls who just wanna have fun…with their families.
"I've always done nonprofit work. The position I had before I moved to Minnesota in 2006 was as director of resource development for a domestic violence and sexual assault center that had a shelter, housing onsite and offsite. It wasn't a faith-based organization, but it was supported a lot by churches, so there was a remarkable sense of pastoral care and hope, sanctuary, of sorts, even though it wasn't a faith-based organization. I missed being where I could see (the results) of working with people, so I finished my master's degree in nonprofit management, and it was like the stars aligned, like I was in the right place at the right time," stated Parks, interim director at Good Earth Village (GEV) outside of Spring Valley.
An agreement has been reached to transfer ownership of the parent company of the Spring Valley Tribune to a local couple, Paul and Heather Gray of Spring Grove.
"I am very thankful and feel blessed to be in remission," stated Chatfield resident Michelle Pederson, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2009. She will be the guest speaker at the Fillmore County Relay for Life's Survivors' Tea on Friday evening as the Relay is held the weekend of July 10 to 11 in Chatfield's City Park.
On June 10, 1915, the Rushford Creamery observed its official grand opening. Construction of the large stone building was actually completed on Feb. 18, 1915, but creamery officials decided the weather might be more conducive for a grand opening celebration the second week of June instead of February.
The State Scenic Byway Commission will be coming to southeastern Minnesota on Thursday, June 18, to meet with representatives of communities along the National Scenic Byway, Highway 16, as well as interested persons and businesses, announced the Historic Bluff Country board of directors.
All of the Bluff Country News Group offices will be closing at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, June 5 for a company meeting.
When the Religious Society of Friends held its last meeting in Hesper, Iowa, last December, it marked the end of an era. Also known as Quakers, the Friends have deep roots in Hesper.
With the summer approaching and beautiful weather for being outside already here, festivals, celebrations and parties are popping up everywhere.
For one weekend every year, since 1999, Lanesboro has become the Midwest's epicenter of old time fiddle music.


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Harvard is incredibly fast paced and competitive, and as students frequently articulate, it is all too easy to lose perspective on the world beyond the gates. Even more poignantly, it is possible for students' sense of self to become convoluted in the chaos. The following eight things helped me prevent Harvard from co-opting my relationship with myself and maintain balance. They're not particular to Harvard, but work nicely here, and can possibly offer a framework for thinking about the next stage in life as well.
- Embracing spontaneous, out-of-the-plan excursions (no matter how small they might seem) helps keep overbearing regimens from setting in. Embrace the unexpected and knock some things off of the senior bucket list a little bit each year.
- Welcome the eccentricities of the "weird" people you meet. Understanding what motivates their differences will increase your ability to dialogue with others and with your own emotions.
- Pursue one or two athletically oriented goals. People talk about running the Boston Marathon, but this is necessarily not the only thing that can have tangible value. Learning a new sport or training for IM crew can further your understanding of your physical being.
- Practice allowing yourself to do things. Rather than a constant mental soundtrack of "I should," listen to your body and your desires. Learn to trust your body's commitment to homeostasis.
- Take thirty seconds and really pay attention to one thing you do every day. Feel the way your toes move in your shoes as you walk. Try and describe a smell with colors. Eat a single bite of a food very slowly and let the taste grow in your mouth. These kids of things ground you in a moment and act as a brain-reset.
- Avoid complaining, but try not to dismiss those who do outright. Understand that complaining plays an important role for many people in their effort to relate to the world and to each other. Infuse conversations with some positive sentiment even if you're feeling down. Still, be honest and do not avoid feelings that are seated in your mind.
- Meet the people who run the House (or wherever you're living). Taking a bit of time to say hello to security guards, administrators and the like not only gives them a boost, but also helps you feel more invested and integrated with your living environment.
- Do not condemn balance as being an excuse for not doing more. Making choices in the pursuit of balance is always a valid pursuit. It proves to be exponentially more rewarding in the long run. Find your zone and let balance flow through work, love, and play.
Arthur Bartolozzi '12 (email@example.com) is balanced.

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A cutting tool, in particular of hard metal, which is coated with hard layers of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride and that has an outer thin layer of zirconium nitride. The thickness of this outer layer of zirconium nitride amounts to between 1 and 30%, preferably 1 to 10%, of the thickness of the base coating of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride.
1. In a cutting tool, comprising a base body having an edge on which is disposed a base coating composed of at least one of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and titanium nitride, the improvement comprising an outer cover layer of zirconium on said coating, the thickness of said out cover layer amounting to from 1 to 10% of the thickness of said base coating.
2. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein said base body is composed of a hard metal that substantially contains tungsten carbide and an auxiliary metal of the iron group.
3. A cutting tool as defined in claim 2 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the chemical vapor deposition method.
4. A cutting tool as defined in claim 2 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the physical vapor deposition method.
5. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the chemical vapor deposition method.
6. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the physical vapor deposition method.
7. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein said base body is composed of a hard metal that substantially contains tungsten carbide and an auxiliary metal of the iron group.
8. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the chemical vapor deposition method.
9. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the physical vapor deposition method.
10. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein said base body is composed of a hard metal that substantially contains tungsten carbide and an auxiliary metal of the iron group.
11. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the chemical vapor deposition method.
12. A cutting tool as defined in claim 1 wherein the outer zirconium nitride layer is applied by the physical vapor deposition method.
This application is a co-pending continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 07/064,428, filed June 22, 1987, now abandoned.
The invention relates to a cutting tool the edge of which is coated with layers of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride.
It is known that cutting tools, in particular those of hard metal, can be provided with coatings of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride and the wear-resistance of these tools can thereby be improved considerably. The use of binder-metal-free hard substance coatings of nitrides and carbonitrides of elements of columns IVa to VIa of the periodic table for abrasion protection of tools of hard metals is described, for example in FRG Patent No. 1 959 690, and among the aforementioned group of hard materials, hard materials based on the element titanium have proved themselves particularly well in practice.
A further increase in the life of cutting tools made of hard metals can be attained in accordance with the proposal in FRG Patent No. 2 263 210 by providing a multi-layer coating of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and titanium nitride. Indexable inserts of hard metals having a coating composed of several layers of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and titanium nitride are particularly well suited to machining of steels at medium cutting speeds.
Higher cutting speeds, however, generate high temperatures at the noses of the cutting tools, resulting in a rapidly progressing diffusion and oxidation wear. Accordingly, it has already been proposed for this application to increase the service life of such cutting tools by applying thin layers of aluminum oxide to them. In the present state of the art, for medium cutting speeds and large chip cross sections, cutting inserts coated with titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and titanium nitride have become established; for high cutting speeds, coatings of oxides of aluminum or zirconium, often also in combination with a coating with the nitrides and carbides of titanium, are preferably used.
An object of the present invention is to provide cutting tools having a still longer service life. This object is attained by applying a first coating of titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride first to a cutting tool, in particular to an indexable insert of hard metal, and on the first coating depositing a further outer layer, which is thin in comparison with the first coating, of zirconium nitride. Even if the thickness of the zirconium nitride layer is only approximately one-tenth of the total thickness of the coatings on the tool, cutting tools according to the invention then have a considerably longer service life at medium to high cutting speeds. This is unexpected, because those skilled in the art have always been of the opinion that zirconium nitride cannot bring about a substantial reduction in wear.
FIG. 1 is a bar graph illustrating the durability of cutting edges coated according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a sputtering unit used for the deposition of a zirconium nitride layer on a substrate of cemented carbides.
The invention will be explained in further detail below, referring to exemplary embodiments.
An indexable insert of hard metal having the composition 82.5% W, 11% (Ti, Ta, Nb)C and 6.5% Co (these percentages being by weight) were coated in a suitable apparatus with two successive layers of titanium carbonitride, using the method of chemical vapor deposition (CVD method). The gas mixtures of titanium tetrachloride, hydrogen, methane and nitrogen required for the deposition were selected such that the inner layer of titanium carbonitride had a higher carbon concentration than the outer layer.
The heat-resistant steel reaction vessel of the CVD apparatus used had a volume of approximately 30 l and was heated, by means of an electric furnace slipped over it like a hood, to a temperature of 1000� C. To perform these chemical vapor depositions, respective gas mixtures which contain the gases listed in the following table are introduced successively into the reaction vessel. Also listed in this table are the gas quantities, pressures and temperatures selected.
TABLE 1______________________________________ First layer Second layer Gas quantity Gas quantity (liters hour) (liters hour)______________________________________TiCl4 5 10H2 350 530CH4 60 60N2 130 238Temperature 990� C. 990� C.Pressure 500 hPa* 700 hPaTime 120 minutes 180 minutes______________________________________ *hPa = hecto Pascals = Pa � 102
To accelerate the deposition and attain fine particle size in the coating structure, a catalytically active aluminum halide additive is introduced into the gas atmosphere.
In the present case an amount of 5 liters per hour of aluminium cloride AlCl3 were fed into the gas mixture during the whole coating time.
After a period of a total of 300 minutes, the supply of titanium tetrachloride and methane is shut off. For depositing a coating of zirconium nitride, a gas mixture of 370 l/h of hydrogen, 330 l/h of nitrogen and 5 l/h of zirconium tetrachloride is then introduced into the reaction vessel, the temperature being raised during this process step to 1010� C. The pressure in the interior of the vessel was 700 hPa.
At the end of 60 minutes, the supply of all gases except for the hydrogen was shut off, and the reaction vessel was cooled. After elimination of the hydrogen gas, the vessel was vented and opened, and the hard metal bodies, now coated, were removed. The total thickness of the two layers of titanium carbonitride was between 9 and 12μ, depending on the location of the samples in the reaction vessel, while the outer zirconium nitride layer, which because of its characteristic yellow color can easily be distinguished from the titanium carbonitride, had a thickness of approximately 0.7 to 1μ.
For testing the wear resistance of the indexable inserts coated in accordance with the invention, their service life was determined by chip removal of the steel materials C60N and 42CrMo4V by lathe machining with smooth cutting at various cutting speeds. The lathe test was interrupted at certain time intervals and the increase in wear of the nose of the tool was determined by measurement of the crater depth KT and the wear mark width VB. The cutting time until attainment of a crater depth of KT=60μ or a wear mark width of VB=0.2 mm was set as the criterion for the end of the service life of the indexable inserts. The cutting depth ap =1.5 mm and the feed f=0.28 mm per revolution as well as the other geometrical settings were maintained constant during the experiments.
For comparison and for evaluation of these experiments, indexable inserts available on the market, having the same flat shape and made of the same hard metal alloy, which were coated by known manufacturing processes and did not have the covering layer of zirconium nitride according to the invention, were also tested. For machining of the material C60N, two variants were selected: as a coating A, a layer of titanium carbide, a layer of titanium carbonitride with an increasing nitrogen content toward the outside, and a layer of titanium nitride, the coating having a total thickness of 10μ, and as a coating B, a layer of titanium carbide, a layer of titanium carbonitride, four ceramic layers, each approximately 2μ thick, of aluminum oxide nitride, and thin intermediate layers of titanium nitride enclosing the ceramic layers. The total thickness of this many-layer coating was 11μ. Indexable inserts having the coating A proved satisfactory at medium cutting speeds and with large chip cross sections, while those having the coating B proved to have excellent service life at high cutting speeds.
The outcome of testing of the edge-holding property is shown in Table 2 below.
TABLE 2______________________________________Service life of coated indexable inserts in the turningof C60N steel.______________________________________Substrate hard metal: M 15Cutting insert type: SNMA 120408Cutting depth: 1.5 mmFeed: 0.28 mm per revolution______________________________________ Layer thickness Cutting speed ServiceCoating (μ) (m/min) Life (min)______________________________________A 10.8 180 30 224 14B 11.2 180 36 224 18C 9.2 180 62(in accordance 224 22with invention)______________________________________
At a cutting speed of 180 m/min, the service life of the two coatings A and B according to the prior art are far exceeded by the service life of coating C according to the invention. At the higher cutting speed of 224 m/min, the service life is lower, as a consequence of the higher cutting temperature, but in this case as well the cutting insert coated in accordance with the invention attained the longest service life of the cutting inserts tested. In the machining of the steel alloy 42CrMo4V, the results summarized in Table 3 below were obtained.
TABLE 3______________________________________Service life of coated indexable inserts in lathing ofthe steel alloy 42CrMo4V.______________________________________Substrate hard metal: M 15Cutting insert type: SNMA 120408Cutting depth: 1.5 mmFeed: 0.28 mm per revolution______________________________________ Layer thickness Cutting speed ServiceCoating (μ) (m/min) Life (min)______________________________________B 10.6 224 18 250 13C 9.0 224 32(in accordance 250 17with invention)______________________________________
In order to enable better recognition of the effect of the thin outer layer of zirconium nitride, individual layers of titanium nitride approximately 10μ thick have been deposited in the above-described manner in two additional coating cycles; in one case, application of the thin covering layer of the zirconium nitride was omitted. From among the coated indexable inserts of the two experiments, pairs were selected that each had exactly the same total layer thickness, and then with these inserts comparison tests of their edge-holding property were again performed, the test parameters and results of which are shown in the Figure.
The tests depicted in the Figure were all carried with inserts having M15 substrate hard metal and of insert type SNMA 120408. Cutting speed was 224 meters/minute, the cutting depth was 1.5 mm and the feed was 0.28 mm/revolution. The machining time in each case was 16 minutes. The height of each white bar represents the resulting crater depth, KT, in μ, and the height of each cross-hatched bar represents resulting wear mark width, VB, in mn. Below each pair of related bars, the initial layer thicknesses are indicated.
It is apparent from the Figure that cutting elements having a cover layer according to the invention have crater depths KT after a machining time of 16 minutes that are from 30 to 40% less than with the equally thick titanium nitride layer without a cover layer of zirconium nitride. This advantage is exihibited both in chip removal of the C60N steel and in chip removal of the steel alloy 42CrMo4V.
Finally, tests were also performed with a thicker cover layer, approximately 2 to 3μ thick, of zirconium nitride on titanium carbonitride coatings that were 9μ thick. Once again, improvements in the edge-holding property were demonstrated, which however did not substantially exceed in extent the effects of a thin cover layer. Accordingly, it is not so much the thickness of the outer layer of zirconium nitride that is primarily important, but rather that this layer should completely cover the base coating.
It was observed, that a measurerable improvement in the wear resistance could be achieved with a zirconium nitride layer of a thickness as low as 0.1μ on top of a titanium carbo-nitride coating of 12μ in thickness.
Additional tests also confirmed the assumption that it was not the use of a coating of zirconium nitride alone that created the success sought by the invention, but rather the combination of a relatively thick total coating including other hard materials such as titanium carbide, titanium carbonitride and/or titanium nitride with a the thin outer cover coating of zirconium nitride.
In addition to the CVD method, the so-called PVD method is also suitable for deposition of the zirconium nitride cover layer.
Physical vapour deposition (PVD) can be performed either by evaporation, by sputtering or by arc evaporation. For the present work a sputtering unit was used for the deposition of a zirconium nitride layer on substrates of cemented carbides, which were already coated by CVD with titanium nitride layers of about 10μ thickness, as described above. As shown in FIG. 2 the sputtering unit consisted of a vacuum chamber with a planar magnetron sputtering cathode, a heatable table holding the substrates, voltage supplies, a gas mixture supply and a vacuum pumping system.
The target of the sputter cathode was made of metallic zirconium. After pumping down to a residual pressure of 10-3 Pascal the vacuum chamber were filled with a gas mixture of 90 volume-% argon and 10 volume-% nitrogen having a pressure of 2 Pascal. The reactive sputtering process was driven by a RF-voltage of 2000 Volts at the frequency of 13.6 MHz. The temperature of the substrates were kept on a temperature of 450� C. After a deposition time off 60 minutes a zirconium nitride layer of 0.8μ in thickness were deposited on the side of the substrate facing the target. In a subsequent cutting test the results listed in Table 4 were achieved. Again, as in the case with CVD-coated zirconium nitride layers, the inserts with the upper PVD-coated zirconium nitride layer show an improved cutting performance.
TABLE 4______________________________________Crater wear KT and flank wear VB of coated indexable insertsin the turning of C60N steel.______________________________________Substrate hard metal: M 15cutting insert type: SNMA 120408Depth off cut: 1.5 mmFeed: 0.28 mm per revolutioncutting speed: 224 meters/minutecutting time: 16 minutes______________________________________Coating layer thickness KT VB(method) (μ) (μ) (mm)______________________________________TiN (CVD) 10.5 38 0.22TiN (CVD) + 9.3 + 26 0.20ZrN (PVD) 0.8______________________________________
The invention now being fully described, it will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art that many changes and modifications can be made thereto without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention as set forth herein.
The present disclosure relates to the subject matter disclosed in German Application P 36 20 901.5 of June 21st, 1986, the entire specification of which is incorporated herein by reference.
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Around the Bend: 07.04.08 - 07.10.08
FIESTA DEL VAQUERO: The Falfurrias Chamber of Commerce hosts the second annual Fiesta Del Vaquero beginning at 5:30 p.m. today at the Sheriff Posse Arena in Falfurrias. The event continues at 5 p.m. Saturday and includes wrangler team roping, ranch rodeo, open bull riding and dance. Cost: $10: $8/advance; free/ages 10 and younger. Information: 361-325-3333.
SEWING CAMP: Beginning Sewing Camp No. 2 for children ages 8-15 is from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday at the Singer Sewing Center, Gulfway Shopping Center, 6034 S. Padre Island Drive. Camps continue through Aug. 15. Cost: $125. Information: 991-5151.
DANCE: A dance with music by Richard Adams is from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Lindale Senior Center, 3135 Swantner Drive. Cost: $3. Information: 986-0531.
FRIENDSHIP DAY/DANCE: Filipino-American Friendship Day is from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at Faith Community Church grounds, 2902 Rodd Field Road. The event features a rummage sale, blood pressure screening, sports fest, chess lessons for kids and family games. Free. An after dinner dance mania begins at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's Catholic Church parish hall, 2233 Waldron Road in Flour Bluff. Cost: $5 and $10, and available at the Asian Market or Little Manila Lumpia House. Information: 946-2000 or 946-2006.
CINEMA SERIES: The seventh annual Bay Jammin' Cinema Series continues Fridays through Sept. 26 at Cole Park. Movies begin at dusk. Today's feature stars Will Smith and is a must-see. (145 mins.). Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Free. Information: 826-3410.
FEATURED ARTIST: Art Center of Corpus Christi Gift Gallery featured artist for July is Craig Kuhn. His works will be on display at the center, 100 Shoreline Blvd., through July 31. Other exhibits will include Independents Show 2008 Multimedia Exhibit and Independent Show Award winners 2007, featuring works by Mary Rioux, Nick Dynis, Matt Crocker, Jim Caldwell and Brian Pryzbala. A reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday. Free. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Also: Red Hot Sale is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the center, featuring art pieces for show and sale. Information: 884-6406.
COMEDY: Comedian Jade Estrada with Ryan Thauburn perform at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. today and Saturday at the Sparkling C-T Comedy Club, Sunrise Mall, 5858 S. Padre Island Drive. Cost: $10. Information: 906-0545.
CARDENAS DRAWINGS: The Janet F. Harte Public Library, 2629 Waldron Road, will host an art exhibition of pastel pencil drawings by artist Tomi Jean Cardenas titled "Seeing the World in Pastel" with an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the library. The exhibit consists mainly of nature scenes and detailed studies of birds and flowers. The exhibit runs through July 30 at the Noel McArdle Gallery in the library. Free. Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 to 5:45 p.m. Sundays. Information: 937-6569.
MUSIC FEST: A gospel music fest is from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Gateway Church, 202 E. Highway 35, Gregory. Featuring music by Raoul Gonzales, Alexis Saski, The Pearsons, Song of Glory, James French, Kathryn Brooks and others. There will also be children and teen activities. Free. Information: 643-4545.
CLAY CLASSES: Simplifying Hand-Building clay class for adults is from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the Art Center of Corpus Christi, 100 Shoreline Blvd. Instructor is Pamela Smith. Cost: $15. Classes also July 19. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com, 749-5763 or 658-6209.
JUBILEE CONCERTS: July Jubilee Sundays begin at 7 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 900 S. Shoreline Blvd. Featuring "Americana" with Carolyn Bain and Brad Kisner. Free. Information: 884-0391..
BAND CONCERTS: The Municipal Band Concert begins at 8 p.m. Sunday at Cole Park's amphitheater. The event will feature a potpourri of great jazz. The band concerts continue Sundays through July 20. Free. Information: 826-3410.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 4620 S. Alameda St., hosts "Rainforest Adventure" Vacation Bible School for children in kindergarten through fifth grade from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. Free. Information: 992-5973.
FIRST FRIDAY: Works by artist Malcom Farley featuring Marilyn Monroe "An American Beauty" is on display through July 30 at the Nuevo Cafe, 1124 Ayers at Six Points. Also on display is work by Carolyn Utigard Thomas. Free. Information: 904-0425.
BIBLE SCHOOL: St. Luke's United Methodist Church, 3151 Reid Drive, will host "Surfing through the Scriptures" Vacation Bible School from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday for children ages 4-12. Free. Information: 854-5374.
LEAGUE CAMP: Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi baseball coaching staff will hold the Portland Little League Camp for boys in eighth grade and below from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday at the Gregory-Portland High School field. Cost: $200; lunch available for $5. Information: 825-3720; email@example.com; or register on-line at www.goislanders.com.
SWIM LESSONS: The Recreational Sports Department at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will offer Red Cross swim lessons for children of all ages weekdays from Monday through Friday. Class space is limited. Reservations/information: 825-2364; firstname.lastname@example.com; or www.falcon.tamucc.edu/~recsport/aquatics/classes/swimlessons.htm.
BROWN BAG: Local photographer and K-Space artist Robert Cockrell will host a brown bag luncheon at noon Tuesday at the Art Museum of South Texas, 1902 N. Shoreline Blvd. Cockrell will demonstrate the tintype process. No charge with paid museum admission. Cost: $6; $4/adults,
seniors; $2/ages 12 and older; free/11 and younger. Informations: 825-3500.
ART LIFE CAMP: Art Center of Corpus Christi, 100 N. Shoreline Blvd., presents Art Life summer camp at the center. Classes for ages 8-10 are from 9 a.m. to noon; classes for ages 11 to 13 is from 1 to 4 p.m. Classes are Tuesdays through Thursdays. Cost: $35/one day; $65/two days; $95/three days. Pre-registration is required. Today's workshop: "Miniature Wonders." Information: 884-6406.
MUSIC AT THE MANSION: Music at the Fulton Mansion grounds begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The mansion is located at 316 S. Fulton Beach Road, Fulton. Bring blankets/lawnchairs. Free. Information: 361-729-0386.
COOKING DEMONSTRATION: Chef Justin Vickery, Cooking Connection manager for H-E-B plus! on Saratoga Boulevard, will host a cooking demonstration from 10:30 a.m. to noon preparing wild rice salad in a lettuce cup, summertime caprese salad and a chicken dish. Cost: $7/includes demonstration, recipes and food samples. Reservations are requested as seating is limited. Information: 826-3449.
CIRCUS: Ringling Bros. and Barnum &Bailey Circus begins at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and continues at 7:30 p.m. July 11; 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. July 12 and at 1:30 p.m. July 13 at the American Bank Center. Cost: $11, $21.50, $36.50 and $66.50. Information: 881-8499.
CONCERT SERIES: Another Level will play variety, rock and pop music as part of the 2008 Bay Jammin' Concert Series from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Amphitheater at Cole Park. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Free. Information: 826-3410.
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY: The Coastal Bend Wildlife Photo Contest will offers Basic Photography III (metering, flash use, telephoto and macro lens usage and critiques if time permits) workshop from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Senior Garden Center, 5325 Greely Drive. Cost: $49; $40/members. Information: 881-9316.
SUMMER READING: Summer reading program "Wet & Wild" begins at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Bell/Whittington Public Library, 2400 Memorial Pkwy., Portland. Game Warden Laura Peterek will talk about water safety and will have a baby alligator to view. Free. Information: 777-0921.
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Nick Diaz Should Not Face Discipline Says Attorney | Files Response With Commission
"Marijuana is the only substance that is prohibited; not marijuana metabolites. The basis to discipline Mr. Diaz is that he tested positive for a prohibited substance. We know he didn't test positive for marijuana. So, you look to see at WADA whether marijuana metabolites are prohibited. They do not prohibit it in any category. You have to test positive for marijuana, as opposed to this inactive ingredient Nick did. If there's nothing in the rules prohibiting marijuana metabolites, why are we here?" (Go to page 2 for a full copy of their filed response to the NSAC)
In an interview with ESPN, The attorney of Nick Diaz explains their defense briefly.
You can see their official response that they filed with the NSAC in its entirety on page 2.
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If the glove dosnt fit..
When will we hear if he is suspended or not?
his meeting with NSAC is in April I believe. hopefully not the 20th.
haha the glove!
Please just fess up and take your punishment like a man instead of a little bitch
You're an idiot. He didn't do anything wrong, he has a license for his medicine and should not be denied it. And according to this, he didn't even break a single rule. #Hatershutyourmouth
BJC u are indeed an idiot!
gotta agree.. I dont think there is anything wrong with smokein pot but it is against the rules and Nick is suposed to be a pro. He gets to make a liveing playing a game and the price of that is following the rules. Weither it is smokeing pot or not doing interviews it is the same thing you may not like it but if your gonna fight for a liveing you have to play by the rules. I like Nick but I must agree he should man up and stop sniffeling like a bitch
he's not the one sniffling idiot. his attourney did this. nick retired, remember? nate said that nick is set on not fighting and either way didnt test positive for the banned substance. gg
It's going to be hilarious if he gets off on a technicality.
Marijuana is a performance enhancer. It makes you bigger, faster, and stronger. Come on man. Everyone knows this.
Damn he got himself a damn good lawyer! And he does have a medical permit. If that isn't sufficient enough for the NSAC then they need to suspend all 'medical' TRT users too..
this is the first valid pro pot argument way to go……medical is medical I like it
Agree completely as far as Nick goes. As for Rampage, I don't know enough about TRT to express an opinion about it.
I hope he wont get suspended but don't expect Nick to fight anytime soon even if he gets away with this.
Just let the guy fight. Marijuana can enhance your mind not your body. I wanna see Diaz vs Fitch or Diaz vs ellenburger
Let him fight if he wants to come back. Wonder if BJ is getting a little closer to coming back with the new twitter comment from Gil Melendez wanting to fight BJ. Would love to see BJ test Gil on his back, never seen him there.
Really? I didn't know that. I would love to see that fight!
Why does it matter if they are going to lift his suspension since he's not going to fight again
It still affects his reputation if he broke rules or not. Doesn't matter what he did or didn't do outside the ring. It's all about rep or should be.
I feel u
sounds like his lawyer is earning that paycheck….hope it works out for him. retired or not…
He won't retire, why else is he letting his lawyer go through with it? Lawyers aren't cheap, especially good ones like this one apparently is. If he really retired he could have just accepted the suspension and keep his money in his pocket. He is fighting it so I'm pretty sure he will not retire.
Lawyers are hilarious. Borrow a concept from science, structure the phrasing as if "marijuana metabolites", are a completely different component of "marijuana", and see if they will bite. The pointhere with the rule, is there is supposed to be no level or trace of marijuana metabolites at all. Will be interesting to see the outcome. Maybe the guy who gave him the marijuana tampered with the levels of THC because he was racist. lol
I would say it goes by the letter of the rules, not the spirit of the rules. What the rules say means a lot more than what they "intend".
Pretty wrong because metabolites could mean anything. It could mean that he was near someone who smoked and inhaled. I mean he has to breathe right? That's just one of many arguments that his legal team could use to beat this. Which is why the AC didn't specify that particular phrase in the rules. It creates too many issues and too many revisions. Nick's lawyer just looked through the fine print. And there is no such thing as "common unspoken law" in any constitution or legal parchment. If it wasn't written down then it's pretty much null and void and Nick can get away with it.
Even if it was marijuana, does any other fighter really care? Does any fight fan really care?
Probably no and no………..
So the guy smokes some pot, holy shit!
Is he leading our country in a government office? Is he working a bank job where he could lose peoples money? Is he performing major surgeries on people where he could cause them harm?
Come on…… he fights people in a cage for a living………
Like GSP said, its not a PED, when the commission says it is then maybe this should be a big deal.
So in all honesty….. does anyone really give 2 fucks if a UFC fighter smokes some marijuana???
Marijuana is mood altering. If it could be considering mood altering to the point where it could be considered advantageous (PED) to an athlete over his opponent, then it shouldn't be allowed. No exceptions for Mr. Diaz. But where there is money involved, there is corruption and compromise. So, I expect this judgment may go in his favour. That's fine if they want to adjust the rules for the future. But I wouldn't go making it permissible for everyone – just those of medical necessity and issued licence as such.
Percocet, unlike Marijuana, is a fully legal prescription drug in all 50 states and yet you can't use it within days of a fight. Same with cold medicines in most Olympic level testing competitions. Just because something is "legal" in one state (and yet not the state where he was competing and testing)doesn't mean it's legal to take it before a fight. This man has boasted MANY, MANY TIMES about his ability to beat a drug test, basically throwing it in the face of the commissions. Also this lawyer speak my be difficult for most to understand so let me break it down for you: I work in a medical lab and perform urine drug testing (which I'm sure is the method used by the NSAC). The way that marijuana is traced in your system is that it metabolizes after intake and those metabolites remain stored in your body fat for a period of time that varies based on the user. Unless you actually see the user ingesting the marijuana the only way that it is traced is through the metabolites that it leaves in your system after your body starts breaking the chemical down. THIS IS HOW DRUG TESTING HAS BEEN DONE, WITHOUT QUESTION, FOR DECADES! This argument is completely futile and will be torn to shreds if the NSAC brings it to appeal and has an expert in the field testify.
He should be gone. If you are going to be in a professional sport then put away the drugs. His defense is idiotic. I don't care who smokes a little weed, but come on. If you are going to do it then at least be a man and face up to it.
Meh, didn't he "retire" anyway?
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Caner Erkin's agent admits that the Fenerbahce full-back has offers from a trio of clubs from England, Spain and Italy for a transfer this summer.
Erkin's performances this season have generated interest in the Turkish international from an array of big clubs in Europe.
Liverpool, Inter Milan and Valencia are believed to be battling it out for the full-back's signing this summer.
The 25-year-old is out of contract this summer, but his agent has said that they will talk with Fenerbahce about the offers before making any decision about his future.
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I've been searching and reading up on SignalR recently and, while I see a lot of explanation of what the difference is between Hubs and Persistent Connections I haven't been able to get my head around the next level, which is why would I choose one approach over the other?
From what I see on this page it seems that Hubs provide a topic system overlaying the lower-level persistent connections.
The example used in the documentation uses a chat room metaphor, where users can join a specific room and then only get messages from other users in the same room. More generically your code subscribes to a topic and then get just messages published to that topic. With the persistent connections you'd get all messages.
You could easily build your own topic system on top of the persistent connections, but in this case the SignalR team did the work for you already.
The main difference is that you can't do RPC with PersistentConnection, you can only send raw data. So instead of sending messages from the server like this
you'd have to send an object with
And on the client, instead of simply defining
you'd have to add a callback to handle all incoming messages:
You'd have to do the same kind of dispatching on the server side in the
There aren't many reasons to choose PersistentConnection over Hubs. One reason I'm aware of is that it is possible to send preserialized JSON via PersistentConnection, which you can't do using hubs. In certain situations, this might be a relevant performance benefit.
Apart from that, see this quote from the documentation:
Depending on your message structure, you might also get small perfomance benefits from using PersistentConnection.
You may want to take a look at the SignalR samples, specifically this here.
There are two ways to use SignalR: you can access it at a low level by overriding its
Persistent Connection is a lower level API, you can perform actions on more specific time when the connection is opened or closed, in most applications the Hub is the best choice


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What is your average group size? Some of our travelers go on private trips of just a couple and others join with like-minded travelers in small groups. These groups are typically between 4-10 travelers. Various lodges and cruises have larger capacities of 16-150, but the excursions are typically in small groups of no more than 12-18 passengers.
What age are your travelers? Given that we offer a wide range of tour styles and activity levels, our tours attract a wide range of travelers. The majority are in their 30s-50s, though we also host many families and cater to anywhere from 6 years-old up to 96!
Where are your travelers from? Most are from English speaking countries such as the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. We are seeing an increase in travelers from China, India, and other parts of the world.
I'm a solo traveler, can I join? Yes! We have several solo traveler departures every year and many of our programs waive single supplement fees if you share accommodations with another solo traveler. Your trip planner can discuss all the details regarding your specific trip interests.
What languages do your guides speak? All of our guides speak English plus their local language. We can also arrange guides who speak other languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Russian, German or Spanish if you have a small group.
What are accommodations like? Our preferred options are locally owned boutique hotels and resorts, wilderness lodges, and expedition ships. At the end of the day, you can be assured of a hot shower, comfortable bedding, and a relaxing and charming atmosphere. Of course, we also offer rustic homestays, luxury properties and back country camping.
How fit do I need to be? We are able to match any activity level. We offer multiple ways to see various sights and can arrange for excursions that suit your ability.
Are meals included? When you are in an area without restaurant options we include your meals. When in a city or other locale with choices, we typically leave that cost out and let you choose an option locally.
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Category: Nugs | Posted on Thu, July, 18th 2013 by THCFinder
Marijuana Use Associated With Decreased Symptoms Of Opiate Withdrawal
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Thu, July, 18th 2013 by THCFinder
Cannabis consumption is associated with mitigated symptoms of opiate withdrawal in subjects undergoing methadone maintenance treatment, according to the findings of a new study published online in The American Journal on Addictions.
Investigators at the Farber Institute for Neurosciences at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia assessed the use of cannabis in 91 opiate-dependent subjects undergoing methadone maintenance treatment. Researchers found that subjects seeking methadone treatment who acknowledged a history of cannabis use reported "significantly less daily expenditure on acquisition of opiates."
Authors additionally reported that subjects' use of cannabis during treatment was associated with less severe symptoms of withdrawal on the clinical opiate withdrawal scale (COWS), an index designed to serve as an objective measure of opiate withdrawal. "[I]ncreased cannabis use was found to be associated with lower severity of [opiate] withdrawal in a subset of the sample with available chart data," authors wrote. "These results suggested a potential role for cannabis in the reduction of withdrawal severity during methadone induction."
They concluded, "The present findings may point to novel interventions to be employed during treatment for opiate dependence that specifically target cannabinoid-opioid system interactions."
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Why private marijuana clubs are likely in Seattle's future
Category: News | Posted on Wed, July, 17th 2013 by THCFinder
Owners of the medical marijuana collective Have a Heart, which has three storefronts in Seattle, recently opened what might become the model for future private marijuana clubs for recreational use in Seattle.
Have a Heart's storefront in the University District has a café where medical marijuana patients can consume cannabis – indoors, in a comfortable groovy atmosphere.
Co-owner Ryan Kunkel opened the café because, he said, he'd heard too many stories of how some of the medical marijuana patients from out of town were smoking marijuana in their cars, out on the street or in parks.
"You had your average suburban housewives who need to medicate, so they were doing it in their minivans," he said. "After I heard more stories like that, I thought, 'This is crazy.' We needed to make a place for them to use it."
So, Kunkel and co. decided to open a cafe-style club for medical marijuana members of its cooperative. You can get a variety of espresso and also "dabs" in the dab bar, those would be hash oil concentrates inhaled from a vaporizing device.
"Patients can go upstairs, take their dab and come down here to hang out," Kunkel said, sitting on one of the half-dozen comfy couches in the café area, where vaporizing is also allowed.
Kunkel et al. believe they are solidly within a grey zone of the legal system because they only allow vaporizing inside, thus circumventing the state laws against smoking indoors.
And, only members of the collective can get in to use the space, so it is technically a private club … they believe.
When recreational pot is available, where will it be used?
Seattle is looking for some remedy to keep tourists and apartment dwellers from taking their chances on the civil violation front and clouding up the city streets and parks with marijuana smoke.
Entrepreneurs like Kunkel are likely to test the boundaries of the law to open private clubs for recreational use. And, it seems the city of Seattle will be open to that sort of thing.
Read more: http://blog.seattlepi.com
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Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, July, 17th 2013 by THCFinder
Medical Marijuana Activists Appeal to US Supreme Court
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, July, 17th 2013 by THCFinder
Medical cannabis advocacy group Americans for Safe Access (ASA) will ask the US Supreme Court to review the United States' classification of marijuana as more dangerous than cocaine, meth, or Oxycodone. Oakland-based ASA said Monday that they had filed a petition with the US Supreme Court to appeal a January Circuit Court decision which maintains cannabis' prohibition as one of the world's most dangerous drugs.
The Drug Enforcement Administration classifies pot as a "schedule 1" narcotic with a high potential for abuse and no medical use. ASA took the DEA to court arguing the classification is wrong. Marijuana is one of the least addictive drugs on the planet and it is impossible to overdose on it. Conversely, about 30,000 Americans die every year from unintentional overdoses of Vicodin, Oxycodone, and other FDA-approved prescription drugs that are schedule 2 or lower.
In January, the circuit court found that there is not enough research on medical uses of pot and denied ASA's petition.
ASA argues in its SCOTUS appeal that the District of Columbia Circuit Court used an unreasonable and unprecedented standard in denying ASA's petition for a re-schedule. More than two hundred peer-reviewed studies attest to cannabis' medical efficacy, ASA states. Three out of four doctors polled by the New England Journal of Medicine in May also recommended cannabis for a hypothetical breast cancer patient.
But no major drug company has tried to bring cannabis to market, the circuit court argued. ASA contends that this opinion conflicts with another circuit court ruling made in 1987.
In that ruling, the court said that FDA marketing approval of a drug does not make it a medicine. ASA also notes that federal law all but bans research on medical uses of cannabis, creating a ludicrous, unscientific Catch-22.
"The court has unreasonably raised the bar for what qualifies as an 'adequate and well-controlled' study thereby continuing the government's game of 'Gotcha'," stated Kris Hermes for ASA.
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Last week, the Centers for Disease Control reported that obesity rates among kids 2 to 5 years old have dropped 43 percent in the last decade. First Lady Michelle Obama said she was "thrilled" with the news—not surprising in light of the fact that she's led the Lets Move! Child Care program, which strives to change children's eating and exercise habits.
Among the programs recognized in the course of the First Lady's efforts was San Diego's Neighborhood House Association (NHA).
On Sunday, March 23, San Diego chefs will come together to celebrate NHA's 100-year anniversary and its innovative approaches to childhood nutrition and healthy communities. Chef Chad White (of Plancha Baja Med and Tijuana's La Justina), who's participating in the event, said "the opportunity to share how easy it is to make and eat good-tasting, healthy food" is what led him to join in the celebration, which will include cooking demonstrations by White, Javier Plascencia of Tijuana's Misión19 and Bonita's Romesco, Bernard Guillas of the Marine Room, Andrew Spurgin of Andrew Spurgin Bespoke Event Styling & Menu Design and Deborah Scott of Cohn Restaurant Group.
Plascencia will be making beef filet and chile verde ceviche; Guillas is contributing a blue crab and red quinoa heart of palm salad; White's dish will be a strawberry, pea and radish salad; and Spurgin will serve cauliflower soup with sheep-milk yogurt and Upland cress. There will also be food stations from food purveyors like Alchemy, Blind Burro and Suzie's Farm.
Spurgin's motivation for participating in the event was simple: the thousands of underprivileged kids and elderly fed by NHA each week.
"I was dumbstruck by the sheer volume of quality healthy meals that NHA provides for our community in need," he said. "It's a joy for us all to lend a hand and help support such a great cause."
The event will take place Sunday, March 23, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the NHA Central Kitchen (1929 Hancock St. in Middletown). Tickets are $55 for general admission, $100 for VIP.


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The International Gay Games has arrived in Cleveland
James W. Wade III | 8/12/2014, 12:36 p.m.
Cleveland has more the 8,000 participants in the International Gay Games. They had their opening ceremony this past Saturday that was full of glitz and glamour. Located on Mall C in downtown Cleveland, Festival Village will open Sunday, August 10, from 2 p.m. to midnight. On Monday through Friday, August 11-15, the Village will kick off the end of each day's competition starting at 4 p.m.
The headliners will be:
Sunday, August 10 (Village open 2 p.m.-midnight)
DJ Joe Gauthreaux, the New York-based, internationally known house DJ and producer, will be joined by DJ Saint and DJ Glisten as they spin the Dancin' fundraiser, produced in conjunction with the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, an affiliate of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
Monday, August 11 (Village open 4-11 p.m.)
JD Samson and MEN: The high-energy Brooklyn, N.Y.-based band is fronted by Samson, the Ohio-born former member of Le Tigre.
Tuesday, August 12 (Village open 4-11 p.m.)
Bright Light Bright Light: The rising star of electro-pop has been called the "hottest new thing in music" by Elton John.
Wednesday, August 13 (Village open 4-11 p.m.)
Jenny Owen Youngs: Also based in Brooklyn, Youngs has been called compelling, sophisticated and heartfelt by the Washington Post.
Thursday, August 14 (Village open 4-11 p.m.)
Detox: Finishing in the top four as a contestant on the fifth season of RuPaul's Drag Race, Detox is known for her comedy parodies and unique style that has gotten her noticed in music videos from Rihanna, Kesha and Lady Gaga.
Le1f: The New York-based rapper and hip hop performer made his national television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman in March.
Friday, August 15 (Village open 4 p.m.-midnight)
Ana Matronic: The female lead singer and songwriter of the Grammy-nominated, chart-topping Scissor Sisters will bring her solo act to Festival Village.
Drag queen, actor, comedian and recording artist Pandora Boxx, best known as a former contestant on RuPaul's Drag Race, will be the celebrity hostess for Monday through Friday.
The complete schedule with additional entertainers, including many local artists, will be announced in the upcoming weeks.
"Festival Village is the hub and heart of activities for all Gay Games participants, their friends and families, spectators and members of the general public," says Brian Thornton, co-chair of the Festival Village committee. "It's where community and connections will be formed, and where thousands of people will gather to meet up with friends, to meet new people, to celebrate their personal victories, to be entertained, to eat and drink, and to otherwise relax and enjoy Cleveland+Akron hospitality."
Stay tune for more stories on these exciting events all week.


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I'm pretty sure that's from the movie case 39, where a case worker who's single is looking after this little girl that was taken from her parents (they tried burning her alive in an oven). (SPOILERS BEYOND THIS POINT) Later in the movie you find out that the girl is the devil in disguise and she moves family to family draining their will to live and so the parents lost all will and tried killing her, but the cops got there in time. The mother went insane(she basically kept imagining her pillow room was a giant oven and she was being burnt alive) but the father sort of kept his sanity intact. The guy in the gif was one of the case worker's close friends that had a phobia of bees, and the little girl (devil) didn't like him. this is what happened to him: He went into the bathroom and pissed and when he went to the mirror he saw a bee on his sleeve, then he saw 10 more crawl slowly as if discovering an escape from inside his jacket out of his sleeves and collar. So he takes off the jacket and throws it into one of the stalls, after that he sees a bee crawl out of his ear, then his other ear. Soon this happens (bee crawling out of his eye) and then 10's of 100's of bees start pouring out of his eyes and ears and mouth and nose etc. Wow that was a long explanation
TLDR: the man is being tortured by the devil
TLDR: the man is being tortured by the devil
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