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Some people know that I collect automated musical instruments. Player pianos, player organs, nickelodeons, and other mechanisms that use a roll of paper to control the playing of the instrument. This was a natural outcome of my fascination of controlling a piece of hardware with "logic" and "software", and my love of music. I have even developed a talk about how Free Software is like a player piano, and have given this talk several times over the course of the years, complete with illustrations and music played from my player piano and player reed organ collection.
Many years ago I joined the Automatic Musical Instrument Collector's Association (AMICA) and I receive their excellent publication in the mail every month.
One month's edition talked about how Yamaha is using Linux in their automated grand pianos to control the automation. These pianos (the Yamaha Disklavier Mark IV listed at 42,000 US dollars, which can be "upgraded" to a more lavish 150,000 USD system) provide an amazing array of features, such as being able to download music from the Internet as well as updates to the software running the machine.
The article in the AMICA magazine was actually a reprint of an article by David Pogue in the New York Times of April 17th, 2008:
David's article then reminded me of the Marshall and Ogletree "Opus I" organ installed at Trinity Church in New York City. Designed to replace Trinity's real pipe organ, destroyed during the World Trade Center attack on September 11th, 2001, the Opus I uses two consoles and ten Linux PCs to drive up to 84 channels of sound with between 150 and 500 watts of power for each channel for a total capacity of 15000 watts. The Opus I even has a "hot stand-by" PC to take over in case one of the ten PC's hardware fails.
The designers of the Opus I stated on their web site that a certain very popular desk-top operating system was too unstable for anything as important as an organ recital, and that is why they chose Linux. Using Linux, this instrument is also connected to the Internet, and can download new voices or be monitored during an organ concert. You can read more about the history of the instrument and its capabilities at:
For an added treat, John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" march is performed here by Cameron Carpenter. Also stay long enough to hear "Superman Visits Trinity Church" played by Sean Jackson and the "William Tell Overture" played by Nathan Laube.
I am now at DebCamp/DebDay/DebConf in New York City. These are part of the yearly meeting of Debian developers from all over the world. Knowing that many of the Debian developers like music, and all Debian developers like technology, I reached out to some friends of mine in NYC and arranged for a private showing of the organ by Robert Ridgell, the associate organist of Trinity, to those who are interested. I will also be giving my talk about how Free Software is like a player piano (updated with issues of software patents, copyrights, etc.) at the DebDay meeting which is open to the public on August 1st, 2010 at Davis Auditorium, Columbia University, NYC. Perhaps I will see you there.
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I need a little help. Our beloved Gov. Gary Herbert and Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker are saying that we are financially able to spend millions for Salt Lake to bid on and host the Winter Olympics again ("Utah leaders back quest for another Olympics," Tribune, Dec. 4).
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This invention relates to an improved process for making an apertured nonwoven fabric from a fibrous web.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,485,706 discloses the basic process of impinging fine columnar streams onto a fibrous web supported on an apertured support to convert the web by fiber entanglement into an apertured nonwoven fabric. The apertures in the fabric correspond to solid portions of the apertured support on which the fibrous web is positioned during the impingement process. When the apertured support is a woven wire screen, the apertures in the fabric correspond to knuckles in the screen. Among the possibilities for operation disclosed in this patent is the posibility of using a woven-wire screen such as shown in FIG. 14 of the patent wherein the screen is asymmetrical in the sense that the wires running in one direction have a greater crimp and thereby form a higher knuckle than the wires running in the transverse direction. Other types of screens are shown in FIGS. 20-23 of the patent.
Another possibility for operation is to carry out the impingement step using equipment such as shown in FIG. 1 of the patent first in one direction on one face of the web and then in the transverse direction on the same face of the web to form the fabric.
Another possibility as shown in FIG. 2 of the patent is to carry out the impingement step using a series of banks of fine columnar streams exerting increasing impact force on only a single face of the web to form the fabric. In this single stage treatment it was found that using an asymmetrical woven-wire screen with the wires forming the higher knuckles running in the cross (transverse) direction of passage of the web beneath the streams of liquid increased the tensile strength of the resultant fabric.
Still another possibility as shown in FIG. 40 of the patent is to carry out the impingement step in two stages, first on one face of the fibrous web and then on the opposite face of the fibrous web.
The two-stage impingement process has been operated using as the apertured support for the web in the second stage an asymmetrical woven-wire screen wherein the wires forming the higher knuckle run in the cross direction relative to the direction of passage of the fibrous web beneath the fine columnar streams of liquid. In this process, the apertures in the fabric correspond at least to the higher knuckles in the screen. For very low area weight webs such as 0.8 oz/yd2 (27.1 g/m2), there may be additional apertures in the resultant fabric corresponding to the lower knuckles formed by the transverse wires of the screen. In this specific process, the desire arose to increase efficiency of operation, i.e., to increase the strength of the fabric without using more liquid; or to get the same strength in the fabric by using less liquid; or to get equivalent strength using a lower area weight web, which would lead to an increase in the rate of production of the web.
It has been discovered that the efficiency of the specific two-stage impingement process hereinbefore described can be improved by (a) orienting the screen in the second stage so that the wires forming the higher knuckles in the screen run in the direction of passage of the fibrous web beneath the fine columnar streams and (b) selecting the proper light weight fibrous web for which a fabric of improved strength is obtained with this screen orientation.
More specifically, the process of the present invention arises in the process of impinging fine columnar streams of liquid first onto one face of a fibrous web on an apertured support passing beneath said streams and then onto the opposite face of said web on an asymmetrical woven-wire screen passing beneath said streams to produce by fiber entanglement an apertured nonwoven fabric wherein the apertures in said fabric correspond to knuckles in said screen, and provides the improvement comprising carrying out the impingement of said fine columnar streams onto said opposite face of said web wherein the wires forming the higher knuckles in said screen run in the direction of passage of said web beneath said streams and obtaining as a result thereof an apertured nonwoven fabric of increased tensile strength.
The area weight of the web is selected in a light weight range so as to obtain this increased strength as compared to when the screen is oriented with the higher knuckle wires running in he transverse direction to the direction of passage of the web beneath the streams. Generally, the strength improvement decreases with increasing web area weight. However, under some conditions of operation, a small improvement is found at web area weights as high as 2.0 oz/yd2 (67.8 g/m2). Preferably, however, the web area weight will be selected from the range of 0.5 to 1.7 oz/yd2 (17 to 67.6 g/m2).
The present invention will be described in greater detail hereinafter with reference to the drawing in which:
FIG. 1 shows schematically and in perspective the impingement of fine columnar streams of liquid onto a fibrous web on an apertured support to form an apertured nonwoven fabric in accordance with the process of the present invention.
FIG. 2 shows in enlargement, a side view of a length of asymmetrical woven-wire screen; and
FIG. 3 shows an end view of the screen of FIG. 2.
The two-stage impingement process for making an apertured nonwoven fabric in which context the present invention arises can be conducted in a continuous in-line operation by passing the fibrous web over a drum for the first stage of impingement by fine columnar streams of liquid onto one face of the web and then passing the fibrous web onto another drum for the second stage of impingement of the streams onto the opposite face of the fibrous web, as shown in FIG. 40 of U.S. Pat. No. 3,485,706.
The present invention is concerned with the second stage of impingement. FIG. 1 shows a representative embodiment for carrying out this second stage. More specifically, FIG. 1 shows a manifold bank 2, to which liquid under high pressure is fed (by means not shown) and issues as a series of fine columnar streams 4 of the liquid. These streams impinge on a fibrous web 6 on an asymmetrical woven-wire screen 8 passing therebeneath in the direction indicated. The impingement of the streams 4 on the web 6 converts the fibrous web by fiber entanglement into a nonwoven fabric 10 having apertures 12 therein. A series of banks 2 can be used particularly for the purpose of stepwise increasing the impact force of the fine columnar streams onto the fibrous web, and such series of banks can be spaced about the circumference of a drum, wherein the screen 8 is on the surface of the drum, such as shown in FIG. 40 of U.S. Pat. No. 3,485,706.
In accordance with the present invention, the wires forming the higher knuckles in the asymmetrical 8 as compared to the transverse wires in the screen run in the direction of passage of the fibrous web 6 beneath the fine columnar streams 4. FIG. 2 shows a screen 8 consisting of a highly crimped wire 14 interweaving with transverse wire 16 only the ends of which are visible. The high crimp of the wire 14 as it passes over the top of a transverse wire 16 forms knuckles 18 which are the higher knuckles in the screen.
FIG. 3 shows the transverse wire 16 direction of the screen 8 wherein the transverse wire 16 interweaves with much less crimp with the wire 14 and consequently forms lower knuckles 17 than knuckles 18.
The wires such as wire 14 forming the higher knuckles in the screen as compared to the transverse wire 16 in the screen run in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 1 beneath the fine columnar streams. The lesser crimped transverse wires such as wire 16 run in the cross direction relative to the direction of passage of the web beneath the fine columnar streams.
The apertures 12 in the apertured nonwoven fabric 10 are formed at locations corresponding to the knuckles 18 in the screen 8.
In addition to the screen orientation just described, the present invention requires selection of the area weight of the fibrous web that will show improvement in results. More particularly, the improvement arising from the change in screen orientation according to the present invention only seems to arise when the web is a lightweight web, and the particular range of web area weight at which the improved strength will be obtained will depend on such operating conditions as the particular screen size of the asymmetrical screen and on characteristics of the fibrous web, e.g., fiber identity, denier, and staple length. The screens will have a mesh size of 4-60 mesh (2-24 wires/cm) at least in one direction of the screen. Screens may have a higher mesh size in the transverse direction and still provide an apertured fabric. The most preferred range of area weight of the fibrous web is from 0.7 to 1.3 oz/yd2 (23.7 to 44.1 g/m2), with the particular area weight within this range being selected to give the strength increase by the screen orientation according to the present invention. The difference in knuckle height between the machine direction and transverse wires required will depend on the mesh size of the screen and diameter of the wires. The screens considered asymmetrical by screen manufacturers can be used in this invention.
Surprisingly, when the two-stage impingement process is run with the asymmetrical screen oriented in the second stage in the manner just described and using the proper lightweight web, the resultant apertured nonwoven fabric has increased tensile strength as compared to when the screen is oriented with the lower knuckle wires 16 running in the direction of passage of the fibrous web beneath the fine columnar streams.
Further details on the operation of the process of the present invention, e.g., the fibrous web starting material, the impingement treatments in the two stages, and the resultant fabric are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,485,706. By way of summary, the streams of liquid are substantially non-diverging, hence their being called columnar streams. They have a divergence angle measured at the stream orifice of less than 5°, preferably less than 3° and more preferably less than 1°. The stream orifices are fine in the sense that their orifices preferably have a diameter of from 3 to 10 mils (0.0762 to 0.254 mm). The preferred liquid is water, and this water may contain an additive such as a wetting or lubricating agent. The streams are spaced as close together as possible without interfering with one another on their way to impinging on the fibrous web. The particular spacing, however, will depend on the size of the orifice. Generally, the spacing will be at least 20 stream orifices per inch (7.9/cm) and preferably at least 30 stream orifices/inch (11.8/cm) across the width of the fibrous web.
The pressure on the liquid within manifold 2 is generally at least 14 kg/cm2 gauge, and the impact pressure of the fine columnar streams on the web is generally at least 23,000 foot-poundals/in2 sec (9000 joules/cm2 min) to provide a total energy of impingement from both stages of the impingement process of at least about 0.1 HP-hr/lb (0.14 Kcal/gm) of fabric. Usually liquid pressures greater than 140 kg/cm2 gauge will be unnecessary.
The energy of impingement by the fine columnar streams of liquid is divided between the two stages in such a way that each face of the fabric receives sufficient impingement to obtain the surface stability desired. By surface stability is meant qualitatively that the web is resistant to pilling or fuzzing, which resistance is achieved by the fiber entanglement caused by the impingement, which also supplies the strength to the fabric. Generally, the first stage provides from 20 to 80% of the total energy of impingement. The second stage of impingement provides the remainder of the energy of impingement of the process, and surface stability to the opposite face of the fabric. Preferably, the apertured support for the fibrous web used in the first stage of impingement is a sufficiently fine mesh screen that such the screen does not impart any pattern of apertures to the fibrous web in the first stage of impingement for the particular area weight web and impingement energy used. Such apertured support will generally be at least 60 mesh (23.6 wires/cm) and finer in both directions in the screen. In the second stage, the asymmetrical woven-wire screen support oriented in the manner of the present invention provides the pattern of apertures in the fabric. In this preferred embodiment, the proportion of the total impingement energy used in the first stage should not be such that formation of the apertured pattern in the fabric is prevented in the second stage. Thus, preferably no more than 60% of the total impingement energy is used in the first stage.
Examples of fibrous webs that can be used in the present invention are carded or random webs of staple fibers of naturally occurring materials such as cotton or synthetic material, such as polyamide, polyester, and rayon.
The apertured nonwoven fabric produced by the process of the present invention is characterized in the same way as in U.S. Pat. No. 3,485,706, i.e., by dense fiber entangled regions in which the fiber entanglement is three-dimensional, i.e., the fibers run and are entangled through the thickness of the fabric. The fiber entangled regions are interconnected by groups of fibers, and the fiber entangled regions together with the interconnected fiber groups define the apertures of the fabric. The fiber entangled regions in the fabric correspond to the apertures in the asymmetrical screen.
The process of this invention is illustrated by the following Examples (water pressures are gauge pressures):
A series of air-laid webs of randomly dispersed poly(ethylene terephthalate) staple fibers, having a denier per filament of 1.25 and a length of 0.75 inch (1.9 cm), is prepared. The webs differ in area weight from a nominal weight of about 1 oz/yd2 (33.9 g/m2) to a nominal weight of about 1.5 oz/yd2 (50.9 g/m2). Each web is subjected to the two-stage impingement process with the same total impingement energy amounting to 40% in the first stage and 60% in the second stage.
In the first stage of the process, each web is supported on a screen having 100 × 96 wires/inch (39.4 × 37.8 wires/cm). The web is then impinged with fine columnar streams of water by passing the web on its screen under a manifold containing a single row of 5 mil diameter (0.127 mm) orifices spaced 40 orifices/inch (15.7/cm) across the entire width of the web. The web is passed under the orifices at a web-to-orifice separation of one inch (2.54 cm) under the following pressure conditions (gauge) on the liquid streams issuing from the orifices:
First Pass: 400 psi (29 kg/cm2)
Second Pass: 700 psi (49 kg/cm2)
Third & Fourth Passes: 1700 psi (119 kg/cm2).
The mesh of the first screen is sufficiently fine that the web is entangled by the treatment but is not arranged into a pattern of apertures.
In the second stage of the process, the web is positioned so that its previously treated face is adjacent an asymmetrical woven-wire screen. Different such screens are used as described in Table I.
TABLE I______________________________________Screens Used in Second Stage of Impingement Process Warp Wires Shute Wires (No. (No. (No. (No. MajorScreen per per per per Crimp % OpenNo. Screen Weave in.) cm.) in.) cm.) Wire Area1______________________________________1 Plain, flat 24 9.5 24 9.5 Warp 21 warp wire2 Plain, oblong 50 19.7 38 15.0 Warp 303 Plain, oblong 8 3.2 28 11.0 Shute 164 Plain, Dutch 12 4.7 64 25.2 Shute 05 Twill 40 15.7 40 15.7 Warp 216 Semi-twill, 50 19.7 48 18.9 Warp 20 flat warp______________________________________ 1 % open area is calculated from the expression [1-(warp wire frequency × warp wire dia)] × [1-(shute wire frequency × shute wire dia)] × 100 Zero % open area means that no open area is visible in the plan view of the screen; the screen does have openings, however, in sideways paths between the interwoven warp and shute wires.
The web-to-orifice spacing and the orifices are the same as used in the first stage except that the last pass in the second stage is beneath the same orifices spaced 24/cm. The following pressure conditions (gauge) are used:
First Pass: 500 psi (35 kg/cm2)
Second Pass: 1700 psi (119 kg/cm2)
Last Pass: 1800 psi (126 kg/cm2).
Web speed under the manifolds is adjusted for each web weight in order to achieve equivalent treatment, as follows:
______________________________________Web Nominal Weight (oz.yd2): 1 1.5 2.0Web Nominal Weight (g/m2): 33.9 50.9 67.8Web speed (ypm): 33 22 15Web speed (m/min): 30.2 20.1 13.7______________________________________
After treatment, each web is removed from its screen, dried at room temperature, and then tested for strip tensile strength.
In one series of experiments using the foregoing-described general procedure, the screen was oriented in the second stage of impingement with the higher knuckle (major crimp) wires running in the direction of passage of the web under the jets, i.e., machine direction (MD). In a second series of experiments not according to the present invention, the screen was oriented in the second stage of impingement with the higher knuckle wires running in the cross direction (XD) of the machine under the jets. Properties of the resultant nonwoven fabrics obtained are reported in Table II.
The fine columnar streams of water used in all the passes in the first and second stages of impingement treatment of the web had a divergence angle of less than 1° and impinged on the web as a solid stream of water.
TABLE II__________________________________________________________________________Properties of Nonwoven Fabrics According to First Series of Experimentsand to Second (Comparison) Series of Experiments__________________________________________________________________________ Strip Tensile Strength of Nonwoven Fabric Major Crimp MD Major Crimp XD (Invention) (Comparison) Nominal Web MD XD MD XDStage Weight (g/cm (g/cm (g/cm (g/cm2 (oz/ (g/ per per Sum of per per Sum ofScreen yd2) m2) g/m2) g/m2) MD + XD g/m2) g/m2) MD + XD__________________________________________________________________________1 1.0 33.9 22.0 20.9 42.9 14.6 17.5 32.1 1.5 50.9 36.2 29.5 65.7 37.8 31.4 69.2 2.0 67.8 45.5 50.6 96.1 48.6 49.1 97.72 1.0 33.9 33.8 30.0 63.8 19.7 17.0 36.7 1.5 50.9 43.2 38.6 81.8 38.4 31.0 69.4 2.0 67.8 53.4 47.1 100.5 54.3 48.8 103.13 1.0 33.9 28.4 33.7 62.1 18.6 15.7 34.3 1.5 50.9 41.3 39.3 80.6 36.3 36.1 72.4 2.0 67.8 50.4 52.3 102.7 48.9 47.7 96.64 1.0 33.9 32.3 28.0 60.3 16.9 17.3 34.2 1.5 50.9 36.7 37.6 74.3 34.3 33.2 67.5 2.0 67.8 48.8 46.6 95.4 51.6 48.8 100.45 1.0 33.9 33.0 27.7 60.7 15.5 15.1 30.6 1.5 50.9 37.8 37.5 75.3 36.9 38.3 75.2 2.0 67.8 48.4 50.3 98.7 47.3 45.0 92.36 1.0 33.9 25.8 25.4 51.2 14.9 15.7 30.6 1.5 50.9 36.7 34.6 71.3 35.6 38.5 74.1 2.0 67.8 46.1 41.3 87.4 49.2 49.4 98.6__________________________________________________________________________
These experiments show that MD orientation of the major crimp (higher knuckle) wire in the direction of passage of the web beneath the fine columnar streams in the second stage of impingement provides an apertured nonwoven fabric of increased tensile strength in all cases at the web area weight of 1 oz/yd2 (33.9 g/m2) and in the case of screens 2, 3, and 4, for the web area weight of 1.5 oz/yd2 (50.9 g/m2), although the improvement at this area weight is less than for the lower area weight. A small improvement using screen 3 which was a coarse screen as compared to the other screens for the 2.0 oz/yd2 (67.8 g/m2) web is also obtained.
The general procedure of this Example was repeated using a 20 mesh (7.9 wires/cm) plain weave screen (% open area 41) which was symmetrical in that the crimp of both the warp and shute wires was the same and their knuckles were of the same height. The tensile strength of the fabric prepared on this screen was essentially the same when the warp wires were oriented in the machine direction as when they were oriented in the cross direction of the machine.
A series of three webs having a nominal area weight of about 1.5 oz/yd2 (50.9 g/m2) is prepared from rayon fibers of 1.5 denier per filament and 11/8 inch (2.9 cm) length, by a known air-laying process. The webs are processed under orifices, at a web-to-orifice spacing or less than 1 inch (2.54 cm), from which orifices, fine columnar water streams having a divergence angle generally less than 1° are jetted. Conditions are selected so that all webs receive an equivalent total hydraulic treatment applied in two separate stages.
In the first stage of the process, the web is supported on a screen having 100 × 96 wires per inch (39.4 × 37.8 wires per cm), and an open area of 20%. The web on this screen is passed under three manifolds, each of which has a single row of 0.005-inch (0.127 mm) diameter orifices, spaced at 40 orifices/inch (16/cm), to treat the first face of the fabric. Water pressures (gauge) for the three manifolds are:
______________________________________manifold psi kg/cm2______________________________________1 400 28.12 800 56.23 1000 70.3______________________________________
In the second stage the web is placed with its treated face adjacent a patterning screen and then treated again with the streams. The screen is a 24 × 24 mesh (9.4 × 9.4 wires/cm) screen having about 21% open area, and woven with flat wires which form the higher knuckles in one screen direction and round wires which form the lower knuckles in the other direction. For sample A, the web is passed with the flat wires running transverse (XD) to the direction of passage under the streams; for sample B, the flat wires are aligned in the direction of passage (MD). Each web is passed under four manifolds, the first three having 0.005-inch (0.127 mm) diameter orifices, spaced 40/inch (15.7/cm) in a single row, and the fourth having the same diameter orifices spaced 60/inch (23.6/cm) in a single row. Water pressures (gauge) are:
______________________________________manifold psi kg/cm2______________________________________1 500 35.22 800 56.23 1800 126.54 1900 133.6______________________________________
This sample is processed as in the first stage treatment of Samples A and B, except that the third manifold has two rows of 0.005-inch (0.127 mm) diameter orifices, the orifices being spaced 20/inch (7.9/cm) in each row and the orifices being staggered from row-to-row so that they provide a total coverage of 40 orifices per inch (15.6/cm) of web width. Row-to-row spacing is 0.040 inch (1 mm).
The second stage treatment for Sample C is as for A and B, except that manifolds 2 and 3 are like the two-row manifold just described; and the fourth manifold has two rows of 0.005 inch (0.127 mm) diameter orifices, spaced 30/inch (11.8/cm), to provide a total coverage of 60 orifices per inch of web width (23.6/cm). Row-to-row spacing is 0.040 inch (1 mm). The same patterning screen is used and is arranged with its flat wires in the machine direction (MD). Grab strengths of the samples are given in the following table.
______________________________________ Flat Wire Grab StrengthArea Weight (higher kgSample oz/yd2 g/m2 knuckle) MD XD______________________________________A 1.55 52.6 XD 5.7 4.2B 1.56 52.9 MD 6.5 4.2C 1.56 52.9 MD 7.2 4.4______________________________________
These results show that when the higher knuckle screen wires run in the direction of passage beneath the fine columnar streams of water (Samples B and C), the tensile strength is increased over when the higher knuckle wire runs in the cross direction (Sample A). Use of the two rows of streams (Sample C) instead of just one row (Sample B) gave even a further improvement.
The experiment using screen 1 of Example 1 is essentially repeated except for the use of different equipment and that the fibrous web had an area weight of 1.6 oz/yd2 (54.2 g/m2) and a different energy profile was used as follows:
______________________________________ Gauge pressure kg/cm2 First Second stage stage______________________________________first pass 28.1 42.2second pass 49.2 98.4third pass 91.4 119.5fourth and fifth pass 126.5 126.5sixth pass 133.6 126.5______________________________________
The resultant fabric had a grab strength of 17.25 kg (MD) and 9.3 kg (XD) when the higher knuckle wires in the second stage run in the direction of passage beneath the streams as compared to 15.8 kg (MD) and 8.5 kg (XD) when the higher knuckle wires run in the cross direction.
In the Examples, the strip tensile strengths were determined by the cut strip method described in ASTM Test Method D-1117-69 Section 6.1.2 except using a sample length of 3 in. (7.62 cm), an Instron testing machine, a two inch (5.08 cm) gauge length, a rate of elongation of 50%/min and normalizing the test results for variations in sample area weight. Grab strengths were determined using an Instron testing machine and ASTM Method D-1682-69 with a clamping system having 1 × 3 in. (2.54 × 7.62 cm) back face (with the 2.54 cm dimension in the pulling direction) and a 1.5 × 1 inch (3.81 × 2.54 cm) front face (with the 3.81 cm dimension in the pulling direction) to provide a clamping area of 2.54 × 2.54 cm. A 4 × 6 in (10.16 × 15.24 cm) sample is tested with its long direction in the pulling direction and mounted between two sets of clamps at a 3-inch (7.62 cm) gauge length (i.e., length of sample between clamped areas).
As many apparently widely different embodiments of this invention may be made without departing from the spirit and scope thereof, it is to be understood that this invention is not limited to the specific embodiments thereof except as defined in the appended claims.
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Volleyball team wins opener
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Tennis team beats down Blaine
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(4) Half Nelson (Ryan Fleck, US). Proof that the American indie is still able to flourish without stooping to any clichés. Ryan Gosling's heartbreaking lead performance is among the year's standouts.
(5) Brick (Rian Johnson, US). High school hasn't been this dark or exquisitely vernaculared since Heathers.
(6) Exiled (Johnny To, Hong Kong). Johnny To's Sergio Leonebywayofthetriads spectacular wields gun fu, spaghetti western 'tude, and a never-better Anthony Wong.
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(8) Lady Vengeance (Park Chan-wook, South Korea). Yeah, I had this on my list last year. But since it finally emerged in San Francisco in 2006, it's back and well worth a second mention.
(9) The Departed (Martin Scorsese, US). Sure, it's got stars Leo's great, Matt's good, Jack's a wee bit self-indulgent but the supporting players (Alec Baldwin, Martin Sheen, Vera Farmiga, and especially Mark Wahlberg) are what really buoy Scorsese's stylish triumph.
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The Boxmasters, the one-of-a-kind eclectic band whose many musical influences come together to create their own unique sound, has signed with APA. Their upcoming fourth album, entitled Somewhere Down The Road, is set to be released later this year. The band is comprised of Teddy Andreadis, who has shared the stage with such legendary artists as Guns N' Roses, Carole King, Alice Cooper, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and B.B. King, has also served as a long-time counselor/mentor at Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy camps, and released his solo album, 'Innocent Loser,' in 2012; Grammy-winning engineer, J.D. Andrew, whose worked with such icons as The Rolling Stones, Guy Clark and Kanye West; Nashville singer/songwriter Brad Davis, who has shared the microphone with the likes of Merle Haggard, Sheryl Crow and Kenny Rogers; and Bud (a.k.a. Billy Bob) Thornton who, in addition to his successful film and television career, has recorded four solo albums, as well as tribute records to Earl Scruggs and June Carter Cash. (more...)
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WINFIELD, Kansas -- The first year Men's Cross Country program at Southwestern Assemblies of God University went 381 miles and made a powerful statement about their all-freshman team.
Competing against a field of 35 teams at the NAIA's Mid-States Classic, SAGU finished 15th and had a host of praiseworthy accomplishments.
The Lions average time of their top five male finishers in the 8K (4.97 miles) was 27:48:51. Head Coach Jason Covarrubias pointed out that the figure was an improvement of 40 seconds over the squad's previous best.
Plus, all five turned in their personal best times of the season.
"The men ran in a very competitive field and placed quite well," he said. "The weather was great and the course was flat with a few rolling hills. That is a great combination for fast times!"
"This race was great for our young runners!"
"There is no doubt about it," he continued, "we came out of the fire primed and ready for our first crack (as a program) at the SAC Championships!"
Adam Godwin, of No. 9 ranked Oklahoma Baptist University, finished in first at 24:24.08, though the Bison took second to Oklahoma City University. There were over 200 runners in the men's division.
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The field had teams from eight states, including several who were nationally ranked. OKCU was the highest at No. 6, and they took the top prize.
SAGU did manage to defeat one of our sister schools, Evangel University (Springfield, Mo), who finished 21st.
Next on the horizon for SAGU is the Sooner Athletic Conference Championship in two weeks. The event takes place in Shawnee, Oklahoma on Saturday, November 9.
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CAIRNS is on the radar of Middle East aviation giant Emirates.
Ports North records profit hike
INCREASES in cargo, tourism and property and marina rentals have lifted Ports North's profit by $4.6 million to $12.03m.
Taxi drivers urge Uber crackdown
CAIRNS' taxi operators want an immediate crackdown on unlicenced ridesharing services.
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Coca-Cola Amatil to axe 260 jobs
DRINKS company Coca-Cola Amatil is cutting more jobs as it continues with plans to cut costs by $100 million.
Win for start-ups as Canberra moves on crowdsourced equity funding
Australia is set to become a more friendly destination for start-ups after Coalition says it will support a regulatory model for crowdsourced equity funding.
Perth-bound Jetstar flight forced back to Cairns
A JETSTAR flight bound for Perth from Cairns airport was forced to return to Cairns on Friday night after an "apparent bird strike" shortly after take-off.
One shot dead, three hurt at uni
A STUDENT shot and killed a fellow student in a "confrontation" at a US university which also left three others with multiple gunshot wounds.
Basically here to rock out
YOU Gotye would pack a massive stadium and make the big bucks. Not Wally de Backer.
Cowboys are coming to Cairns
NORTH Queensland Cowboys superstar Johnathan Thurston will visit Cairns next Sunday.
Sporting body gets a roll on
THE Far North's freestyle rollersports community is gaining momentum.


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The $15 Billion (Light Rail) Question
PubliCalendar: Blueprints for a New Road Order
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Good News and Real Bad News for Sound Transit
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Friday LIKES & DISLIKES: Light Rail as Dog Poop?
How to Bring More Light Rail to Seattle, in Four Not-So-Easy Steps
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Afternoon Jolt: Mr. Tutta Bella Goes to DC and Transit Voters aren't Just in Seattle Anymore
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New York City Mayor de Blasio: "I ... Like Nick Licata."
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PubliCalendar: Get Schooled on Marijuana, a New Light Rail Station, and the Cedar River Basin
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Morning Fizz: "The Unfortunate Reality Is..."
Jolt: Sound Transit Board Votes to Put Maintenance Base in Heart of Eastside's Bel-Red District
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Morning Fizz: A Stopgap Measure Against Qdoba
City: Murray Doesn't Plan to Cut Sound Transit Rail Study
City Hall
Council Adopts Mount Baker Upzone, with Harrell Dissenting
City Hall
City to Take Up Two Big Density Decisions
City Hall
Mount Baker Upzone Moves Forward
City Hall
Mount Baker Upzone Draws Critics, Applause
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