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HANOVER, NH - St. Lawrence Universitys big guns rose to the challenge Friday night, combining for a pile of points and a huge ECAC Mens Hockey road win over Dartmouth 4-2.
Greg Carey scored one goal and assisted on two others, Kyle Flanagan had a goal and an assist and their linemate, junior Jeremy Wick, had one of his finest nights as a Saint with two goals and an assist as the Saints defeated a ranked opponent for the first time since the opening weekend of the season with their triumph over the 12th-ranked Big Green.
The Big Green went into Fridays game in Hanover with one of the nations best home ice records at 8-1-0 overall and 5-0-0 in league play. Fridays Saint win was one of the best road wins of the season and came after the Saints had to fight off some adversity, giving up goals in the final minute of both the first and second period.
Dartmouth scored the games first goal on a strange play with just 1.4 seconds to go in the first period. The Big Green were on a power play and after Tyler Sikuras shot banged high into the air off the post, sophomore defenseman Andy Simpson gathered it in and threw it in front where it deflected past goalie Matt Weninger.
The Saints tied the game 3:48 into the second period when Wick one-timed a pass from Flanagan past Dartmouth goalie Charles Grant for his sixth of the year, but Dartmouth again scored a late one as Dustin Walsh came out of the penalty box after serving a minor and broke in on Weninger, tucking the puck between his pads at 19:10.
Flanagan tied the game 5:46 into the third as he finished off a two-on-one passing play with George Hughes, taking Hughes goalmouth pass and sliding the puck inside the near post for his 12th of the year, and Carey gave the Saints the lead for the first time just under two minutes later when he put Wicks rebound back past Grant for his 15th of the season at 7:36. Wick made it a 4-2 game at 12:50, finishing off a two-on-one with Carey with a rifle shot inside the near post for his second of the game and seventh of the year.
Weninger turned in another outstanding performance for the Saints, making 31 saves, and like the rest of the team had a big third period with 11 saves including a point-blank power play save early in the period.
The Saints, 10-10-3 on the year and 3-5-3 in league play will try to complete the weekend sweep when they play at Harvard on Saturday.
SLU 2, Dartmouth 1: Amanda Boulier scored with 4:35 left in the third period to give the Saints (14-9-2, 9-3-1) a win over Dartmouth in an ECAC Hockey game at Appleton Arena.
Rylee Smith scored for SLU in the first period and Reagan Fischer scored for the Big Green (12-6-3, 7-5-2) in the second.
Buffalo Club 7, SUNY Canton 4: Devyn Hutcheson and Stephanie Hyde both scored twice but the Kangaroos (3-13-1) lost to the Buffalo club team in a nonconference game in Burlington, Vt.
SUNY Canton 4, Lebanon Valley 3: Brad Wilson scored with 89 seconds left in regulation to give the Kangaroos (6-13) a win over Lebanon Valley in a nonconference contest in Canton.
Joe Casale, Jake Ranahan and Dave Schneider also scored goals for SUNY Canton.
Plattsburgh 4, SUNY Potsdam 1: The Cardinals (13-5-1, 8-1-1) used a three-goal second period to build a 4-0 lead over SUNY Potsdam in a SUNYAC game in Plattsburgh.
Dillan Fox scored twice for SUNY Plattsburgh. Nick Jensen and Michael Cassidy also scored for the Cardinals.
Dan McCamey scored for the Bears (6-12-1, 3-7).
Union 66, SLU 65 (OT): Kelsey McDonald made a jump shot in the key with nine seconds left in overtime to give Union (11-7, 6-4) a win over the Saints in a Liberty League contest in Schenectady.
Kara McDuffee sent the game to overtime for SLU (12-4, 6-1) by hitting two free throws with 56 seconds left to tie the game 59-59.
McDonald finished with 14 points to lead Union. Kristin Schmidt scored 12 points and Cailin Schmeer added 11 for Union.
McDuffee scored 17 points for the Saints. Kelly Legg scored 13 points and Allison Cady and Amanda Roberts scored 12 points for SLU.
Fredonia 75, SUNY Potsdam 57: Jaimie Warren scored 27 points and Becky Hebert tossed in 18 as the Blue Devils (9-7, 4-6) defeated SUNY Potsdam in a SUNYAC game in Fredonia.
Katy Briedis led the Bears (1-16, 0-10) with 16 points and Jessica Kouzan scored 10 for SUNY Potsdam.
Fredonia 87, SUNY Potsdam 86: Robert Lyles scored on a layup with one second left in overtime to lead the Blue Devils (6-10, 2-8) past SUNY Potsdam in a SUNYAC game in Fredonia.
Joe Estramonte made a 3-point basket for the Bears (7-10, 3-7) as time expired to tie the game 79-79 and force overtime.
Amir Billups led Fredonia with 22 points and Tyrone Clark scored 19. Dalton Kashmer tallied 15 points and Eric Zwierlein finished with 13.
Curtis Pierce led the Bears with 21 points. Josh Lambert scored 18 for SUNY Potsdam and Mark Lake Jr. added 15. Colin Peterson and Estramonte each tallied 11 points.
Union 83, SLU 62: Keven Donahue scored 28 points in 28 minutes to send Union (15-3, 7-2) past the Saints in a Liberty League game in Schenectady.
Brady Condlin paced SLU (6-10, 4-3) with 18 points and Janpeter Brase added 10 for SLU.
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In Flames' New Meinl Cymbals
This is a 18inch Mb20 Crash for our artist Daniel Svensson of Swedish Metal Band In Flames.
Daniel has asked us if it was possible to have the band's logo engraved on every cymbal. The one you see here is the first one of his new set which he will be using for their upcoming tour cycle. The laser engraving process does not change the sound of the cymbal in any way. I think they got a phenomenal look.
I'll post more photos of the whole set once it is completed. Make sure to check Daniel and his new set of customized In Flames Meinl cymbals at their upcoming tour this year.
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The HS30EXR's LCD monitor is a tilting 3.0" LCD screen with 460,000 dots of resolution. This screen tilts both high and low for expanded flexibility when shooting and when reviewing shots. It also provides other benefits such as vector graphics with flash technology, an updated font display (over past models), high contrast, and then some. To the left of the monitor you'll find the direct shooting command buttons for quickly adjusting the most-used camera settings.
At the heart of the camera you'll find the 16Mp BSI EXR CMOS image sensor and its partner, the EXR processor. Together these two indispensible tools give the camera its umph - allowing for those high-quality RAW images and 1920 x 1080 HD video capture, not to mention fast start-ups and focusing, high-speed continuous shooting, and more. The core of the camera also empowers EXR AUTO mode, which take the guesswork out of shooting, automatically recognizing and optimizing numerous settings for 103 different shooting patterns.
Of course, the HS30EXR gives you the ability to choose your own settings thanks to the manual exposure settings dial (M/A/S/P). This lets you creativity soar, giving you the options you need to capture the shot as you see it. Additional creative modes include the trio of bracketing options, Pro Focus mode and Pro Low-Light mode, Motion Panorama 360, and more!
When you're ready to share what you've shot, the HS30EXR gives you the tools to do just that, with ease. "Built-in social networking" lets you tag photos and videos in-camera, so when you get to your computer your files will automatically upload. FUJIFILM's MyFinePix Studio also gives you ways to stay connected, with automatic search and upload and favorites rank. Photobook Assist, on the other hand, lets you create a photo album right in your camera, allowing you to share your images on the fly. The camera also boasts playback functions, 3D viewing, and 3D printing.24-720mm Fujinon 30x Optical Zoom and Super Macro Mode
3 Aspherical Lenses - For Rich Resolution and a Compact Form:
By using 3 high-performance aspherical lenses, the FinePix HS30EXR delivers sharp image quality with rich resolution. These lenses also contribute to a more compact overall lens configuration
ED Lens - Removing all Color Fringing Even at High Magnification:
One ED lens has been employed for their low dispersion and effective reduction of chromatic aberrations. By preventing color fringing and reducing contrast, the FinePix HS30EXR lens captures images with superb accuracy across the zoom range from wide-angle to telephoto
Super EBC - Aiming for High Quality Images:
All the lens elements used in the FinePix HS30EXR have been treated with multilayer Super EBC (Electron Beam Coating), the same process used for Fujinon broadcasting video lenses and large-format camera lenses acclaimed by professionals. Reducing ghosting and lens flare, the treatment promises clear image quality
Advanced Anti Blur
In EXR AUTO mode, Advanced Anti Blur selects optimum sensitivity and harnesses responsiveness of the BSI EXR CMOS sensor, using Multi Frame technology to layer four consecutive frame shots at high speed into a single, sharp, blur-free image with remarkably low noise, even at telephoto zoom settings
Electronic Horizon Leveling Gauge:
When composing a shot in the spacious LCD, the built-in electronic level display makes it easy to align the image with the true horizon
EXR Technology - 16Mp BSI EXR CMOS Sensor:
The 1/2" BSI (Back Side Illuminated) EXR CMOS sensor combines an impressive 16Mp of high-resolution image quality with exceptionally responsive performance. Fujifilm's proprietary pixel and color filter arrays enhance both vertical and horizontal resolution, which is the key to 3-way capture technology that ensures the best image quality for every scene. Dynamic range has been expanded to 1600%, achieving a new level of imaging performance.
The BSI structure results in improved light reception for a significant boost in sensitivity, with available settings up to ISO 128000 for S size files. An optimized signal read-out configuration significantly reduces in-sensor noise, achieving a further significant reduction in signal-to-noise ratio. The CMOS format also achieves higher readout speeds and faster image processing, enabling 8fps high-speed continuous shooting at full 16Mp resolution
High Resolution:
Just as your eyes see even the tiniest of details when looking at something in good light, HR (High Resolution) mode maximizes the full 16Mp resolution of the FinePix HS30EXR to reproduce even the smallest details in bright, beautiful color
Wide Dynamic Range:
Just as your eyes see the full range of shadows to highlights in high-contrast scenes, DR mode simultaneously captures two images to produce a single image with significantly enhanced dynamic range, revealing subtle details in shadow and eliminating washout of bright areas
High Sensitivity and Low Noise
Just as your eyes strive to make dark scenes as bright and detailed as possible, SN mode takes advantage of high-sensitivity to capture smooth texture and natural brightness with minimal noise
HD Movie + EXR High Sensitivity:
The BSI EXR CMOS sensor maximizes high-sensitivity performance to capture stunning movies, even in challenging lighting conditions
HD Movie + Film Simulation:
Add atmospheric effects to your movies with a choice of Film Simulation modes, including B/W and sepia
HD Movie + 30x Manual Zoom:
From 24mm wide-angle to 720mm telephoto, dynamic zoom effects add impact to your movies. In addition to responsive auto focus, a manual focus option lets you fine-tune any scene
HD Movie + HDMI Port:
A built-in HDMI port makes it easy to show movies and photos on your widescreen HDTV
High-Speed Image Search:
The EXR Processor powers an array of sophisticated high-speed picture search and sorting functions
Vector GUI:
A Vector Graphics Accelerator is responsible for crisp, highly legible menus and information readouts on the graphic user interface and pleasant viewing on your HDTV
Responsive Start-Up and Processing Performance:
Thanks to the powerful EXR processor, the FinePix HS30EXR wakes in approximately 0.8 seconds. In addition to quick start-up and faster focusing, waiting time after continuous shooting sequences has been reduced by as much as half compared to conventional models. That means the HS30EXR is ready to go back to work almost immediately
High-Speed Continuous Shooting:
Capture the action at 8 frames per second in full 16 megapixel resolution. At 8Mp (M size), burst sequences can be shot at 11 frames per second. Each frame can be viewed as a single shot or the entire burst sequence can be viewed in a separate window. In the case of pictures taken in continuous shooting mode, only the first frame of each series will be displayed. Press the selector down to view the other pictures in the series
High-Speed Movie:
Sometimes things happen too fast for you to see them properly with your own eyes. The FinePix HS30EXR can freeze the action at up to an amazing 320fps! So you can see every single minute detail and watch things happening step by step in slow motion
160В° Wide Angle:
Viewable at up to 160В° in both the vertical and horizontal directions
High Contrast LCD with Sunlight Mode:
The high-contrast (1:1100), high-resolution 3.0" LCD screen features Sunlight Mode for clear viewing, even in bright outdoor conditions
Vector Graphics:
The updated GUI (graphic user interface) incorporates flash technology, adding an intuitive and entertaining dimension to searching and displaying photos and accessing features. And a new font display technology produces menus and icons that are easy on the eye
Histogram Display:
Enthusiasts will appreciate real-time confirmation of brightness levels and exposures settings
ISO Button:
Adjust the ISO sensitivity setting for superb performance in low light with minimal noise
AE Button:
Change Multi AE to Spot AE for a perfectly exposed subject
AF Button:
Instantly switch to AF and ensure the camera keeps your subject perfectly in focus
AF C/S/M Button:
Switch between Single Auto Focus, Continuous and Manual at the touch of a button
WB Button:
Choose Auto WB and let the HS30EXR optimize the white balance for you, or alternatively select a preset according to your requirements
Angled Mode and Command Dials:
The ergonomically angled mode and command dials put camera controls at your fingertips
3.0" Tilting LCD Screen:
Compose shots at even the most difficult angles with this useful tilting 460,000 dots of resolution LCD screen
Rubber Coating:
Featuring a sure-grip rubber coating usually found on high-end DSLRs
Function Button:
A convenient Fn button can be programmed to act as a short-cut to frequently used functions; among the 8 functions that can be assigned are Intelligent Digital Zoom, Film Simulation, and image quality modes
Easy Access Memory Slot:
A flip-open compartment on the right side of the body facilitates easy access to the SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, even when the camera is mounted on a tripod
Remote Release RR-80:
Remote releases lets you avoid blur in long-exposure shots and other situations susceptible to blur caused by manual shutter release
TTL Flash-Ready EF-20 / EF-42:
A hot-shoe accommodates an auxiliary TTL flash. Among the options are the ultra-compact EF-20 with a bounce function of up to 90 degrees and the lightweight EF-42, which can swivel 90 degrees up, 180 degrees left, and 120 degrees right
AE Bracketing:
Continuous capture of three frames with exposure range of up to +/- 1.0 EV
Dynamic Range Bracketing:
One press of the shutter produces three images in a different dynamic range (100%, 200%, 400%)
Simultaneously record captured images in both RAW format for post-processing on your computer and JPEG format for easy distribution
Pro Low-Light Mode:
Ideal for shooting non-moving subjects in low-light, this mode automatically takes a series of four high-sensitivity and low-noise exposures and then combines them into an image with less noise than the single exposures
Red-Eye Removal in Detected Faces:
Red-eye removal automatically detects and corrects flash reflection for a perfect end result
Instantly Detect Up to 10 Faces!
The face detection can simultaneously recognizes up to 10 faces in a photo. Share your group portraits using the zoom up function in playbacks, checking each detected face. Each priceless expression can be cropped and saved in clear high resolution results
Easy Wed Uploading to YouTube and FaceBook via MyFinePix Studio:
It's as easy as one, two, three. Shoot pictures and HD video clips and tag them for upload to your FaceBook profile page or YouTube account
When the FinePix HS30EXR is connected to a PC, the marked images are uploaded to the designated site, eliminating the need for time-consuming PC-based image processing or selection
MyFinePix Studio Automatically Searches for New Images to Upload:
MyFinePix Studio detects new images to upload. When finding new images to upload, the uploader start automatically
Favorites Rank:
Sort your favorite photos tagged by star rating from 0 to 5. Quickly search for favorite pictures depending on the rank using image search
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Viewing your saved photo image by date, making it easy to locate specific events or occasions
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By Type of Data:
Display the content of your image library according to the type of data: still photos, movie footage
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17 stouts, special menu on tap for All Stouts Day 2012
KALAMAZOO – On Sunday (Nov. 4), our taps will go dark once again for the 4th Annual All Stouts Day at the Eccentric Café.
Seventeen different stouts will be on tap, a variety of special menu items will be available and at 3 p.m., we will announce the winner of our 3rd Annual Homebrew Competition.
Also, just in case the list below feels a little overwhelming, samplers are an option as well (six 5-ounce beers of your choice).
- Kalamazoo Stout
- Special Double Cream Stout
- Java Stout
- Expedition Stout
- Oatmeal Stout
- Rye Stout
- Milk Stout
- Trumpeter's Stout
- Harry Magill's Spiced Stout
- Smoked Stout
- Dagger Stout
- Sweet Potato Stout
- Black Note
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Cherry Stout
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Batch 9,000
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Kalamazoo Stout on nitrogen
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Kalamazoo Stout firkin
- All stout stew (made with every one of our stouts)
- Seafood stew
- Shrimp cocktail
- Vegetarian meatloaf with mashed potatoes and Trumpeter's Stout gravy
- Pot roast with mashed potatoes
- Brisket sliders with a Cherry Stout reduction
- Special Double Cream Stout beer marinated tempeh burger (vegetarian)
- Beer cheese soup made with Milk Stout (vegetarian)
- Jambalaya
- Appetizers from our regular menu
Bell's beer event roundup: All Stouts Day, Iceman Cometh, tap takeover in Fargo and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Indiana, Michigan, Florida, North Dakota, North Carolina and Illinois.
Nov. 1
Goshen Art Tour & Bell's Tasting: Springer Design in Goshen from 5-9 p.m.
This One Goes to 11 Tapping: Constant Spring in Goshen at 4 p.m.
Nov. 5
Hail to Kale Dinner: JK O'Donnell's in Fort Wayne at 6:30 p.m. Check out the menu here.
Oct. 29
Bell's Beer Dinner: One Eyed Betty's in Ferndale at 7 p.m. Take a look at the menu.
Oct. 30
Split Personality: The Clarkston Union & Union Woodshop in Clarkston – dark beer downstairs and light beers upstairs.
Nov. 1
Happy Hour Tasting: Salut Fine Wine & Spirits in Kalamazoo from 4-6 p.m. – new and seasonal brews, free swag
Tap Night: Logan's Alley in Grand Rapids at 5 p.m. - Black Note, Cherry Stout, Expedition Stout, Special Double Cream Stout, The Oracle DIPA and This one goes to 11 Ale.
Nov. 3
23rd Bell's Beer Iceman Cometh Challenge: Get more details here.
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From one that is technically illiterate, I look at the the Tesla electric motor vehicles powered 100% by lithium Ion batteries. To keep those batteries from thermal runaway affecting the adjoining cells, they run coolant past each of the cells. Even some laptops and mobile phones have had problems with lithium batteries overheating. I don't know why the Boeing Company don't run coolant through their batteries.
Dear Friend , not to sound impolite , the cooling system is a part of original design of any equipment . Easiest example is about water cooled car engines and air cooled mobike engines ! In both cases the engine designs take care of heat dissipation and keep the respective engines cool on continuous running basis . But always as a part of initial design , and not as an after thought or retro fit .
Apparantly the original design doesn't work.
So , redesign or a different product(battery)is the only option . No repair work !
I think you are right. If it was just a repair it would already be done. Back to the drawing board.
As I mentioned previously, I make no pretence at being a technically literate or anything near that only thinking of a simple solution, but I am having trouble understanding your reply. Does that mean from what you are saying about retrofits and afterthoughts, that Airbus fitted newly designed wings to the A380 when they had wind problems or did they make a retrofit to cure their problems. I would have thought doing a retrofit as the initial design is faulty would be the natural way to go. I can think of plenty of aircraft that have needed retrofitting to make them safe. Maybe I am misunderstanding your comments in some way. And my dear friend, I to do not wish to sound impolite!
Tell me...I have it on good authority that there are 30 Lithium batteries on a "Dreamliner"
Can anyone confirm this ?
I also understand the batteries are charged at the ramp and not by the engines. Cheaper to use land based power than fuel power. The batteries can be charged by the engines in an emergency ?
Yes ground power is cheaper , safer and more convenient , to name a few reasons , but Buddy , how do you charge a battery , even a car battery which has been used for starting up the engine ? Naturally while in motion , by internal/on board/mobile charging systems .
It's about time. I hate when the media makes a mountain out of a molehill. The fact is the batteries in question were made in Japan,and a design change four months ago resulted in a problem, not the catastrophe made public by the,"NEWS"!
I still believe this fraud administration has an in for Boeing from the farce snd lawsuit it tried to raise in SC over their decision to build a plant in a right to work state.
Any company has the right to build a plant anywhere it so pleases.
Thank you! Since the beginning, I have suspected that since the Japanese made these batteries, they have been doing everything possible to clear themselves of any responsibility. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but something smells fishy.
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That may be true. But if you look at the testing and process used by ALL involved saying this will happen "Less than once in 10 Million flight hours" and it has happened twice in less than 100 K hours it make them all look bad. And the FAA approved it so you can bet the Fed's will CYA. And airplanes have flat tires each day too. Ya just can't get 100,000 miles out of them tire now days. I do hate the news that's why I try to get info from the NTSB or FAA and so on.
Looks like more than a molehill. Fire, grounding, no answers in weeks!!! I'll bet Boeing is treating it like a mountain not a molehill.
Makes a lot of common sense ! Can you ascertain your ability or disability to swim WITHOUT entering water ? And as I had said earlier also , those engaged in testing MUST devote themselves not as experts but as curious youngsters , as rookies which they are due to lack of knowledge about the causes of damage they are searching . They must build up data from scratch , from grass roots . Ask city fire department to educate/teach these aviation experts about the ground rules for fire accident investigation.
Remember , highly academic theoreticians teach in the class , BUT practicals are conducted by junior lab assistants who prepare us for the real world , different from that taught in the class rooms ! No doubt , class room instruction is also necessary but it has to be super imposed with real life too , which is the ultimate fact .
But all this effort will be of no use if the investigators work from their high million dollar pedestal . If they honestly want to succeed , they must change from white collar to (dark) blue collar .
We should park every automobile in the world! Somebody got a flat tire yesterday.....
It is good they are testing in flight. Those tests made on computer by the nerd in the Go Daddy Superbowl commercial are no way to proof a design.
1603H 02/09 BOE4 aircraft is listed as a P-8 pix is 787, is on a flt also hanging around is BOE305 a King Air, interest, neither is high or fast, guess the test is on.
ZA004 is a 787 test frame that was Rolls powered. It sat at BFI for a long time (may still be there) without engines. ZA005, with the GEnx engines is the only test frame currently active.
Boeing will reuse the flight numbers and it looks like they are currently using BOE4 for P8 flights.
sorry, time was MST
Simple answer to the simplest part of the problem. You cannot run the failing component through its inflight profile without being "inflight". Period, it is a thermal problem and the thermal conditions in flight are unique to being in flight. The real problem, and the one both Boeing and the Japanese, have preconceived attitudes about, is the suitability of a lithium ion battery solution to the energy system design issues that drove the 787 development team. They were forced to push the envelope of LiIon battery scale/performance to achieve energy efficiency design goals set without regard to solution specifics. The challenge is, the trade-off the team was pushed the hardest for improvement in, was operating cost. The $ drove dropping the APU and attempting to subsume that function with batteries, batteries known to have a steep thermal curves, both in operating profile and danger zone. Batteries that, at the time, only had proven operational data at a scale an order of magnitude smaller than what was needed for a modern mid-size wide-body airliner. They knew the the issues, and now they have to live with the results. I don't have any sympathy, a small, much more efficient APU, to augment the batteries would have given them time to safely ride out the LiIon development curve. Battery technology does not and cannot progress at the same rate as other avionics. This seems to be yet another case of "suits" making decisions engineers should be allowed (required) to make.
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I may be way off but I don't think I am. The 787 has two of the batteries one for the APU to start up by and one to run backup systems like floor lighting so forth. The batteries should not be running anything in flight. I do 110% agree that the testing and set up was pushed due to years of over runs and billions of extra cost due to all the above.
James801 check the 787 specs. The battery for this and battery for that days, are long gone. The 787 has an "integrated battery system" comprised of hundreds of LiIon cells, and no APU in the conventional sense, the turbine in the tail does not have the capacity to start the engines. It is used only for what I call bridging power, minimal current between engine shutdown and external connection. If running when needed, it also augments your "backup" ground emergency power functions.
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How are you geting your info? I am going based off the NTSB, FAA, BCA and 12K hours + as Capt or FO on the 737, 767 & 777.
Boeing web site, google searches with 3 or 4 related terms thru nominally aviation related web sites, plus Boeings first-flight publicity material given to a reporter friend. I hesitate to mention holding an A&P ticket some years ago since your ratings are current, but it is what it is. The challenge here is I fear you are unaware how much Boeing pushed the envelope on this design. The 737, 767 & 777s are all classic designs with, as I am sure you are aware technical roots going back over a decade. With the exception of the basic physical layout the 787 is for practical purposes a 'clean sheet of paper' exercise. For starters the flight controls are not hydraulic, they are electronic, using servo actuator technology developed in the defense industry over the last few decades. In fact enough other hydraulic actuators were also replaced with digital servos that I use the working assumption there are no hydraulics on board. All that saved an amazing amount of weight... IF and only IF they could facilitate enough power to drive all these high peak demand systems in a light enough package to allow conventional aircraft generation systems in two engines to be the energy source(s). They were faced with managing almost an order of magnitude more electrical energy than any previous airliner. The answer they chose was Lithium Ion batteries coupled with a four tier energy management system under the supervision of another multi-redundant system of computers. The basic layout is two battery bays, one fore one aft, two generator systems, one in each engine, and a complex multi tier (main dividing criteria here being expected load) energy buss system that literally touches everything else in the aircraft. When you first look at LiIon battery specs they are very seductive. The energy weight ratios are so much better than anything we have ever had before it is tempting to use them everywhere. BUT, they contain material that combusts without external oxygen supply. Both the charge and discharge thermal curves are non-linear and terminate in a geometric progression. And if that were not enough, the chemically safest enclosing materials do not dissipate heat all that well. Wait, there's more. Once the Boeing team had that much energy on tap they seemed to conclude it would be smart to reduce the weight and fuel consumption even farther by relieving the APU of engine start duties. Poof there goes several hundred more pounds and who knows how many million$ in fuel each year. Like I said the LiIon specs are very seductive. I am fairly confident of the above as fact. All of the remainder please take as opinion subject to my biases. From what I am given to believe about the existing design there are two significant problem areas. 1) Operational profile: because the engine start task was allocated to the batteries they are pre-heated by discharge, prior to take-off in an environment without a good viable heat sink(on the ground). Then they are immediately subjected to similar heating at near max charge rates to achieve 'safety margins' for flight, again with less than optimal heat dissipation possibilities(climb out not nice cool cruise altitude). 2) Battery pack design: Although the drawings I saw were not the best resolution, I am sure the battery packs were designed to fit space and facilitate replacement, not to facilitate function. Both battery modules are roughly square rectangular boxes(I know not the material), each containing eight (8) LiIon cell packs, two stacks of four long skinny flat rectangles. That geometry places a full HALF of the primary heat dissipation surfaces of these packs facing another battery! In my not so humble opinion, the Dreamliner's battery pack design is inherently unsafe because the eight cells inside it are packed too tightly to dissipate heat effectively, particularly when you consider the energy levels involved. As a point of reference, before I retired, I worked on a 'smart weapon' (which must remain unidentified because of the detail about to be disclosed), with a 700kJoule LiIon battery pack. Surely smaller than a single one of the 16 packs in a 787, and we wound up redesigning the battery cage several times to dissipate enough heat to keep from exploding or burning batteries near the edges of the vehicles performance envelope.
Dear Friend ' skylab72' , thanX for the intelligent and mind blowing pointers . First , yes it always pays to read the foot notes and then the fine print . Your explanation about heating is very enlightening and confirms what I have been saying all along . Creation of heat and its dissipation , these are two inherent factors two sides of the same coin , always co existent . Like good and the evil ! I only wish if the " experts " engaged in the investigation try to adopt basics and a bit of common sense , as suggested , the causes and the solutions can be determined in much shorter time ! But , I doubt that . Because the " experts or specialists " are always prone to make simple things/situations/problems complicated by high sounding jargon . Where as , as taught to me , the ability of an expert lies in making things simple , not complicated , whether for product design or system design . Or problem solving . There is another squawk about testing reported by out pet forum , link , http://atwonline.com/aircraft-engines-components/news/boeing-787-test-flight-collects-battery-data-investigations-0210
Some may be interested to read the truncated info and the following comments by readers .
Let wait and see whether our so called experts wake up to simplify or complicate and delay the solution .
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Boeing wants to test 787 Dreamliner in flight
"Boeing has submitted an application to conduct 787 test flights and it is currently under evaluation by the FAA," Boeing spokesman Marc Birtel said Tuesday.
Don't Fuken dislike it!
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FAA approves test flights for grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliner
2/7/13 The FAA approves the 787 is safe. About the battery, the battery has a chemical that can make fire. But how did the JAL one in Boston lose fuel? There was a test flight Thursday from Dallas to Everett to try what happens. The flight arrived safety in Evertt. Boeing is suspended and will cause delays.


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Safe and effective storage of CO2 and compliance with regulatory protocols requires an understanding of existing wellbores that could be potential leakage pathways. Wellbore integrity is a key risk factor for carbon capture and storage (CCS) applications. Wells (existing and new) may present risks for CO2 geologic storage, including wells which underwent poor cementing and plugging processes, or had incomplete records. This project will help address these risks through completion of a systematic assessment of wellbore integrity using regulatory and industry information/data. The project will determine the distribution of wellbores in a study area that includes the Appalachian and Michigan Basins, with a more detailed focus on northeastern Ohio and neighboring areas of Pennsylvania and southern Michigan (Figure 1). The project team will compile and sort all pertinent data obtained from state or industry databases for the large number of wells in the study area. These data will be reviewed, categorized, and statistically analyzed using factors such as well age, geologic setting (including potential exposure to CO2, especially in some shale gas wells), construction materials, test and operation data, and well remediation history. Screening criteria will be used to develop a short-list of oil/gas, gas storage, or injection wells for a detailed assessment of well history and to collect sustained casing pressure and mechanical integrity test data. The combined data will be used to evaluate the risk of well failure with regard to meeting injection regulations, development of remediation plans, and financial impact on projects.
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Markstrom and ease him into the starting job down the road, but Clemmensen and
Theodore are hardly stars and if Markstrom looks this good right now, why not
keep playing him?
- The 0-7-1 Columbus Blue Jackets will
finally get defenseman James Wisniewski back tonight. Wisniewski had been serving an eight-game
suspension for an illegal hit on Cal Clutterbuck during the preseason.
- Montreal defenseman Andrei Markov could return
by the end of the week. Markov has
hardly played in recent years due to injuries, but the Canadiens desperately
need him. They're 1-5-2 and in last
place in the Eastern Conference.
- The New Jersey Devils are decimated at center, so Zach
Parise will be in the middle for the time being in between Ilya Kovalchuk
and Nick Palmieri.
- It sounds like the Flyers will
not send 2011 first-round pick Sean Couturier back to juniors.
- The 2012 NHL Draft will
be held in Pittsburgh on June 22.
- There are nine games on the schedule
tonight, highlighted by Tampa Bay @ Buffalo at 7:30 p.m. on Versus. Also, Pittsburgh will visit the New York
Islanders in what could be an extremely violent affair – the two teams racked
up hundreds of penalty minutes last spring.
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
- 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
– Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
– Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux >
– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
– Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation >
– Hockey Is Back >
– Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory >
– Early Goalie Controversy In Washington? >
Prospal Scores Again For Columbus >
– Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin >
– Sidney Crosby Cleared For Contact >
– Aaron Asham Is The Talk Of The League >
– Mark Messier Will Run The New York City Marathon >
– Colorado Wins Fifth-Straight Road Game, Leads Western Conference >
– New-look Flyers Off To Fast Start >
- Kessel Carrying The Leafs >
- Dale Weise Scores First NHL Goal >
– Vancouver Acquires David Booth >
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SACKETS HARBOR The village Board of Trustees approved moving forward on a number of projects at its meeting Tuesday.
The board received and accepted low bids of $34,900 for the development of a new fuel depot, $14,886.93 to repair the roof of its water treatment plant, $14,372 to repair the roof of the visitors center and $9,800 to repair the substructure of the Pickering Beach Museum.
The board also approved a $90,986 road paving-project to take place on Washington and Ontario streets, after it redirected the savings generated by low bids on the other approved projects to cover an approximately $15,000 shortfall of its initial budget projections and carryover Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program funds.
Corey G. Reid, an engineer at Bernier, Carr & Associates, Watertown, told the board that work on a $2.5 million project to improve the capacity of the water treatment plant could mobilize as soon as next week.
It also was announced during the meeting that the village had received a final State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit in connection with the outfall at its sewage treatment plant. The village received the permit, allowing it not to have to replace a broken outfall pipe, by demonstrating the quality of its treated water meets state Department of Environmental Conservation standards.
The board also announced Jan W. Maas as its Citizen of the Year. Mr. Maas has served in a number of community groups, such as the Sackets Harbor Central School Board of Education, village Heritage Area committee, Sackets Harbor Historical Society and village and town of Hounsfields Joint Recreation Committee.
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On June 8, the City of Colorado Springs Street Division received an Excellence in Recycling award for their leadership role in recycling waste tires. Starting in 2006, the City began an experimental resurfacing program using Permeable Friction Course Terminally Blended Tire Rubber Asphalt (TBTRA) that to date has used a total of 226 tons of liquid tire rubber from approximately 45,500 recycled tires. Over the last four years, 78 lane miles of roads in Colorado Springs have been paved with TBTRA. Beginning in 2010, the City?s TBTRA paving program is planning to exclusively use waste tires generated in Colorado. Not only has the City?s TBTRA program been well received by local citizens, the positive buzz has led other communities across the state to try incorporating TBTRA into their paving programs.
Some Colorado Springs homeowners are getting renovation assistance through the help of City of Colorado Springs American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding. The funds expand existing City programs and are designed to get people working, create safe living environments, and conserve energy.
Office equipment studies conducted for the City IT Division by three independent vendors are pointing the way for the City to save money and resources. The studies discovered that City staff print, copy and receive faxes approximately 1.7 million times per year. The studies also discovered that the City office equipment is, on average, almost eight years old and used by 3.3 employees per machine.
More than 800 attendees celebrated commuting by bicycle at the Bike to Work Day breakfast on June 9. More than 30 City employees and representatives, including Mayor Rivera, Councilmember Martin and Councilmember Purvis, attended the event. Many City Divisions were represented, yet special recognition goes to the youth and staff of Meadows Park Community Center, who rode in for their 8th year in a row (some picutured). On the hubs of that successful event are more clinics, event valet-bicycle parking, and a tour by bicycle of local sustainability-minded locations. See events listed below and/or click here for details.
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Jimmy Meng pleads guilty to federal wire fraud charges
Former Queens Assemblymember Jimmy Meng pleaded guilty Wednesday afternoon to federal wire fraud charges, according to the FBI. Meng, the father to newly elected Congressmember and current Assemblymember Grace Meng, reportedly entered the plea on November 14 at around 2 p.m. Read more: Queens Courier
Mitt Romney's sour grapes to top donors
Mitt Romney can't lay off the "47%." The losing GOP presidential candidate unloaded a cartful of sour grapes on his top donors Wednesday, saying President Obama won because he handed out "big gifts" to blacks, Hispanics and young voters. Read more: Daily News
FBI found classified information on mistress's computer, gov't documents in home: sources
The FBI found a substantial amount of classified information improperly secured on the personal computer of disgraced CIA director Gen. David Petraeus' mistress, sources said yesterday. The files were discovered on a machine removed from Paula Broadwell's Charlotte, NC, home as the feds investigated her sordid affair with the military commander whose biography she co-wrote. Read more: NY Post
R.A. Dickey wins NL Cy Young Award
In a lost season, R.A. Dickey was one of the Mets' few bright spots. Responsible for 20 of the team's 74 wins, Dickey took home the National League's Cy Young award, beating a tough field that included last year's winner Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Gio Gonzalez of the Washington Nationals. Read more: Queens Courier
Caribbean diplomats return the favor
Caribbean nations are all too familiar with the wrath of hurricanes and the subsequent relief that flows from the U.S. But in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, high-ranking diplomats from a dozen Caribbean countries have pitched in to return the favor to their adopted city. Read more: Daily News
School's out for jeans and jeggings
Teen fashion staples like jeans and jeggings aren't simply banned from one Queens high school — wearing them can get students suspended, The Post has learned. The "business casual" code at Maspeth HS, which serves nearly 500 ninth- and 10th-graders, requires polo or collared shirts and sweaters, and slacks, khakis or corduroys — but strictly forbids the kids from donning jeans, tights, jeggings or even bright-colored pants. Read more: NY Post


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The Mets nine arbitration-eligible cases this winter
In a post to MLB Trade Rumors, Tim Dierkes takes a close look the Mets arbitration eligible this winter, which includes first-year eligible Bobby Parnell, Josh Thole and Daniel Murphy, Rob Johnson and Ike Davis; second-year eligible Fred Lewis and Manny Acosta; and third-year eligible Andres Torres and Mike Pelfrey.
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Pelfrey will absolutely be non-tendered… not because the Mets don't want him back, but because there is no point in paying him an estimated $6 million. Dan Warthen said publicly that he'd like Pelfrey back. There is an argument to be made for Pelfrey getting a one-year, big-league deal from some team, much like the Mets gave to Chris Capuano and Chris Young two years ago. Pelfrey is progressing well in his rehab. Also, he has a track record of throwing 200 innings when healthy. I don't know how he fits in with the Mets, though. By the way, his agent is Scott Boras, so don't say, "Take a flyer," or, "Make him a reliever," because that will not fly.
I suspect Torres, Lewis, Johnson and Acosta will be non-tendered as well, though I wouldn't be surprised to see some combination of three re-signed to more affordable one-year deals.
However, Murphy, Thole, Parnell and Davis will almost certainly be offered arbitration. They should end up earning a collective $9 million in 2013, which is probably $6 million more then the group was paid last season.
Ike is an interesting case, because – like Dierkes suggests – this could be the ideal time to sign him to a fixed extension, similar to Billy Butler's four-year, $30 million deal. The Mets did it last year with Jon Niese. Similarly, it would guarantee Ike good money, while locking in a number for the Mets and pushing out his free agency to 2017 instead of 2015.
Thole has to be retained as a back up. Yes, there are betters catchers out there, but Dickey loves him and there is no sense trying to find someone else to learn how to catch that knuckleball. Thole does it well, Dickey is comfortable with him behind the plate, they've done quite well together, Dickey is important, and Thole is just good enough to justify making him RA's personal catcher and Kelly Shoppach's back-up (or whoever the starting catcher ends up being). This is what happens with a knuckleballer, folks, it's part of the deal…


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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators on Tuesday received mixed reactions on whether to construct a two-story office building on outer Stowe Street.
While nearly half of the more than 150 people who packed the Lowville fire hall for an informational session on the project indicated they would support it, the rest expressed concerns over not only spending the roughly $11 million but also its impact on traffic safety.
Were going to be safe in the building, it sounds, but are we going to be safe on Stowe Street? said Stanley M. VanZandt, a resident on that steeply inclined thoroughfare.
Several Stowe Street residents complained that pleas to the village to correct deficiencies, including vehicle-swallowing ditches, over many years have yet to result in action. Additional traffic for a third county office building along with the current Department of Social Services and Public Safety buildings could make the situation even more dangerous, they said.
County and village officials said they plan to meet soon to discuss that issue, along with water and sewer service concerns.
Well do our best to work with the village to make things as safe as possible, said Legislator Jack T. Bush, R-Brantingham, chairman of the legislative Buildings and Grounds Committee.
I drive that street to my baby sitters, and Im not comfortable, Mayor Donna M. Smith said.
However, the cost of street upgrades, estimated at more than $600,000 several years ago, has made the project unfeasible, village officials said.
While some residents expressed concern about the proposed buildings cost, lawmakers expressed the need to do something soon, given that a few buildings in which the county leases office space are for sale. The Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services is interested in leasing and eventually buying the former St. Peters Catholic School on Shady Avenue.
We could be out in the snowbank pretty soon, said Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
In the event of losing the former school space, lawmakers expressed hope that at least some offices could be left intact until a new building can be completed or other arrangements are made.
The total cost of the project, if bonded over 10 years, is estimated at nearly $11.9 million, according to Legislator Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville.
It could be covered by $4.7 million from state Department of Social Services reimbursement, $500,000 annually from wind farm funding for the next nine years and $2.7 million in extra property taxes, he said.
That would require a 2 percent property tax hike next year, meaning an extra $14.30 per year for a homeowner of a $100,000 residence over the next decade, Mr. Hathway said.
Buying and renovating the three buildings the county leases for roughly $188,000 per year probably would cost $7 million to $9 million with no assistance from state funding, he said.
Those buildings also were not designed for offices and dont make efficient use of space, lawmakers said.
While legislators had initially discussed a third, unfinished story on the new building, it appears the consensus is now on a two-story, 45,000-square-foot version, which is expected to offer more than enough space.
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Lorraine and Tom O'Keefe of Oyster Bay were starting from scratch when they finally decided to furnish their living room, which lacked even a chair.
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The family turned to designer Kelly Dall of Kelly Dall Interior Design of Huntington. "It was a very linear room, so I wanted to add as many nonlinear elements as I could," says Dall. In addition to accenting the room with bold, formal trim, she added lush fabrics and a gas fireplace. The room's colors are neutral; Dall chose to layer texture to give the room more interest.
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NEWPORT CITY – The Newport City Council interviewed the two finalists, Monday, who wish to replace Newport City Police Chief J. Paul Duquette, who retires Aug 1. After a lengthy executive session, council members were mum on their progress at choosing their candidate.
The two candidates identified themselves outside the meeting as Newport City Police Sgt. Seth DiSanto and Joseph Alaimo, Director of Public Safety and Transportation at Northern Essex Community College in Haverhill, MA.
Even though the council is tight lipped regarding the hiring progress, the candidates were anything but silent.
The visibility of the department as a whole needs to increase, DiSanto said. He said the department needs more marked patrol cars and more foot patrols. DiSanto is well aware those things are difficult in the current state of the economy and that is something he would address.
DiSanto thinks people want a Main Street where they feel comfortable. He said it seems business owners, citizens and the council want an increase of police presence. However, it's difficult to increase presence while decreasing manpower.
DiSanto would like to see a uniformed officer at North Country High School, not necessarily for law enforcement but for a public resource for parents and students.
If selected, DiSanto will look into drafting a loitering ordinance.
DiSanto, who lives in Coventry with his wife Rachel, has been with the Newport City Police Department for four years. Previously, he served with the Shelburne Police Department for six years, as well as the Vermont Drug Task Force. During that time, he has gained leadership experience.
Alaimo, a resident of Methuen, MA, served on the Methuen Police Department as deputy chief of police. Methuen is a city about 30-miles north of Boston with a population of 50,000.
"Being a police officer that long would serve me well in Newport," said Alaimo, who thinks the transition from a big city to Newport would be wonderful "Newport has certain elements I'm familiar with. Downtown Newport is bigger than Methuen."
Alaimo, who has seen a lot of crime in his career, first became a police officer in 1981 and has 28 years experience under his belt. He is a retired United States Navy Veteran. He also worked with a company with the Department of Homeland Security.
 Alaimo said his experience as a deputy chief in a large community would come in handy in Newport.
 During his time, he served as a community policing supervisor, head of internal affairs with the Methuen Police Department, is a former patrolmen union president and superior officers president. He said he negotiated many union contracts and served on the motorcycle unit. Alaimo also served with the SWAT team.
Alaimo was one of the first responders on the scene during the Malden Mills fire in neighboring Lawrence, MA.
 "After 30 years doing police work in that area, this is a refreshing place to come to," he said. "I think I'm a good fit here. I'm an easy going kind of guy. I like to know everybody. If I'm hired, you'll see me all over the place."