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As much as I don't believe in legislating stupidity out of the society, in countries with public health system I can see how mandating certain safety measures can be justified.
As much as I don't believe in legislating stupidity out of the society, in countries with public health system I can see how mandating certain safety measures can be justified.
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The newspaper noted that Gass targeted California for his lobbying efforts knowing that if successful it would likely be "uneconomical (for manufacturers) to make one product for the Golden State customers and a different one for the rest of the country."
"It seemed like a long shot, but it seemed like the right thing to do," Gass told the Times.
What Gass didn't also say was that he knew "Commie"fornia is the easy place in the world to get legislation passed that would remove the public's right to make an informed choice... It's no secret that California is the place to be if like being told what to do, and how to live...
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But I will admit, there is a big volid of logic in some corporations. Think of the automotive industry who regularly find a flaw in their products and then decide if the cost of lawsuits would be cheaper than issuing a recall and paying to repair all the cars effected. Think ford and pinto.
People are like a box of chocolates. It's hard to tell initially which ones are nuts.
How many people have lost a digit with a router? Lets just ban them. Cut off a digit with a Bandsaw? Lost a life with a lathe? All tools have an inherent danger and to what level do you protect the foolish?
People are like a box of chocolates. It's hard to tell initially which ones are nuts.
Glass invented the idea of having the blade sense a cut by voltage. But his patent goes to cover having the blade drop, the blade stops spinning, how fast it can slow down, and on and on. So he has cornered the market so that nobody can come up with any other safety device to do with cutting yourself on a table saw blade. The patents go too far into not just protecting the way he does it (that was what a patent was intended to do) but to cover every frivolous detail so nobody else can innovate a better or as good or even adequate method to add safety.
Who is the patent office protecting??
People are like a box of chocolates. It's hard to tell initially which ones are nuts.
I have no evidence of this, but I have read that the patents for Sawstop include patenting the "concept" of using electricity for blade sensing and shutdown. I'd like to know how he could patent the concept of sensing a milliamp current when the exact same concept is what drives the GFCI outlet? His whole approach to patenting smacks of revenge for not having been able to sell his idea to the big dogs.
As far as the technology for stopping the blade goes, his device destroys both the blade and the brake. I wonder if it was someone elses patent for a disc brake system that stopped him from using a brake that doesn't destroy the blade, and allows the brake to be used for many cycles? I don't know the answer to that, but I have to wonder ....
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Most patent squabbles end up in the courthouse. And in most cases, the patent owner wins the squabble. Examples are Apple/Samsung, Microsoft/Sun Microsystems and numerous high profile cases. Microsoft had to pay Sun a pile for the Java technology that they used in Windows. Samsung is barred from selling their tablet in several countries.
If I were an inventor with a must have idea to patent, I'd make sure there were no back door loopholes that some big company could exploit. It's all part of innovation. They should have thought of it first. I'm kinda curious. If General or Delta had done it first, instead of a new kid on the block, don't you think they would have used their might to protect there idea?
Back in the 70s, some 18 Year old kid working in Sears automotive part time came up with the idea of putting the quick release button on the back of a ratcheting socket wrench to release the socket. He patented it. Sears stole the patent as theirs because they said he was their employee at the time. It was an innovation ahead of its time. He got a good lawyer and sued. Took him several years, but he won. Sears had to pay many millions for past sales and the rights to future sales.
If other companies were truely interested in the finger saver, they'd pay to put it on their product. But as long as Delta, General, etc are dominant players in the market, and Sawstop is not, there is no incentive.
Drug companies patent their "inventions" that could save lives or make life better for millions of people if they can afford it. Most can't.
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You point on the sears quick release.. that is a patent that describes an idea. But if the patent went on to lock out any button placed on a tool, any button that is round, any button that you press, any button that has resistance, and button that ejects something .... you'd get the point that I am making. A patent should not be given to protect and abstract idea, but should only be protection for the product that you are making. Like, you could not patent the idea of music, but could patent the idea of an instrument.
People are like a box of chocolates. It's hard to tell initially which ones are nuts.
I agree with Matt about the blanket coverage of some patents to cover very general ideas being ridiculous. Some of this has surfaced in the Apple et al patent wars and is unbelievable.
Saying that companies or (most) people are willing to forgo a profit for the common good is a stretch at best. Seat belts and other automotive safety equipment needed legislation to put it in place and we are aware of the calculations done showing it was cheaper to pay lawsuits rather than fix the problems with both Ford and GM vehicle gas tanks.
Of course there is a difference with the Cdn perspective vs the US perspective. We are much more likely to raise fewer objections to government intervention on any topic than our friends to the south where it is the last thing they want.
You can't legislate to make people safe from themselves.
I think this is more of a money grab, I don't think the people of California are particularly interested in safety, cigarettes, cars, alcohol and kitchen knives all do much more harm than table saws ever could.
Have a look at proposition 65, lawyers with no plaintiff required can sue a company if they don't comply. Being in another jurisdiction is no protection.
It is their safe water act and even something like brass that might contain a small amount of a listed metal is a problem.
Doesn't the human body contain heavy metals? Shouldn't all residents of California be required to wear a label warning of this in case they should happen to expire in a water course?
Where does it end? If this keeps up two hundred years from now all that will be allowed will be to sit and breathe through a filter, maybe!
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This subject, as most of us know, is ancient.
From another perspective, imagine the technology installed on EVERY saw and the money it will cost [They ain't cheap] to replace the blade and brake cartridge when Joe the DIY'er sets it off every time he uses it and the system is almost bigger than all those little CTC, Craftsman and Rigid "Plastic Saws." Those saws will probably fly apart when the brake is activated. A good blade is almost as expensive as some of the plastic saws. Someone is going to make a bunch of money.
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The problem is what will be the next target. Routers, shapers, planers, bandsaws. The tools are only as dangerous as the people operating them. I have yet to see a piece of equipment turn itself on and force a body part into a turning blade. Unfortunately we have empowered these people by our , "it wasn't my fault attitude". Sawstop tech will not replace proper training, technique and safety procedures.
There is a really long thread on sawmill creek talking about this. It's interesting to note that people have still been injured using a saw stop it's just less likely.
Yet another high-tech gizmo to dazzle those who have gadgetitis! The point is it STILL cannot protect you from a kickback (one of the major injury risks on a table saw) - which is the result of rising teeth at the rear of the blade digging into the timber. If you have a properly designed saw with sufficient power, a sharp blade, a riving knife, a decent crown guard (the last two both mandatory on new saws in the UK) and a European short rip fence, and you have bothered to learn how to use your saw properly - i.e. with push blocks, push sticks, etc so that your fingers are always at least 10 to 12 inches away from the blade - then this device is just about superfluous. I think that the reason it was introduced in the USA is because American saws are to say the least safety deficient, the design of the guards being the same as 40 years ago. In Europe they have, moved on. I'd rather see other safety measures, such as standards for rip fences, than this.
fitting a piece of electronics onto a machine which seems to lack some of what are regarded in Europe as basic safety devices, namely a riving knife and a short rip fence. The north american fore and aft rip fence is really a cheap solution more suited to sawing plywood than solid wood and can never be as good consistently as a properly triangulated short rip fence (like the wadkin TS, for example, not the flimsy confections on certain other machins which shall be nameless) for solid stock ripping ask anyone who worked on a Wadkin BGP in the 60s or 70s.
My experience of electronic devices on (industrial) woodworking machinery are that the dust and resin inevitably cause problems (premature failure of electronic sensors, etc) in the longer term, leading to disconnection, which to me is another reason to distrust devices such as this. I feel that electronics are never going to be a substitute for proper training and understanding of the processes of wood machining
Finally, you are never going to get a blade which will totally eliminate the possibility ofkickback , it just isn't possible unless you also specify that all wood must not warp when being rip sawn What you can get is a riving knife, crown guard and rip fence which when used in concert with push sticks and some basic common sense (or better still, training) will protect you from the vast majority of potential hazardous situations. After all, if it doesn't look safe, it probably isn't.
jack Who will most definitely NOT be sticking his "weaner" anywhere near a spinning saw blade either now or in the forseeable future
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I am a finishing carpenter, and as such I use a table saw every day. I would absolutely love it if my employer had a saw stop saw at our location. Reason is that the saw that we have is way way under powered, and has a bent arbor. (it cannot cut a 2x4 in half, even going really slowly with a newly sharpened rip blade)
I don't care if someone makes a profit on this technology, I would use that saw. I will prob. buy one in the next couple of years myself.
I was in a local dealer recently and he showed me a purchase order from WCB (British Columbia) for a saw stop saw, that was to go to a manufacturer here in the lower mainland. Seems that someone in that shop had been injured twice on a table saw. I don't know if they back-charged the manufacturer for the cost of the saw or not.
A few weeks back one of our guys got a small bit of wood kicked back at him- (two weeks go by) he's now had his surgery and he has full use of his fingers. 18 years on the job! the pos saw that we have? contributed to this injury, and the guy is also at fault. (captured a small 1/8" rip between the blade and the fence, part of it went down the huge opening in the throat plate, and then flew back into his hand)
I don't know if the saw stop saw would have prevented this accident, but it sure would be a lot safer to use.
There is also an over-ride switch on the saw so if you are cutting wet 2 x's, you won't trigger the stopping mechanisim.
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I wish people would stop protecting me from their stupidity unless I ask for it.
If cheap saws were non existant, I (among thousands of others) would have never taken up the craft.
By saying "if anyone can afford it, hacks can buy them" is implying that low income people are somehow inferior to someone who can afford an expensive saw....and saying that if someone can afford an expensive saw they are somehow safer (ie: not a "hack") due to their income is rediculous. Some of the biggest/most dangerous "hacks" I have ever had the displeasure of working with have had incomes that completely eclipse my own (and yours as well)
I can't say I agree with your position in the least.
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I dream of a better world, one where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
Some kid goes to a college like Sheridan in Oakville and drops 40,000 to learn furniture design and when he finishes his course, his only choice is to buy a Unisaw, General. Hammer, Felder or any other saw that set him back over 2 grand. He cant go buy that $400 piece of crap jobsite saw that Ridgid sells, which I own, because he is up to his neck in loans. He know how to handle a saw safely but he cant buy one. Ok. I get your point, but still disagree.


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Skyline sets sight at states
Josh Katzowitz
Gino Simone always looked forward to the summer football camps of his youth. That was the time of the year when he could mingle with and learn from the players who were a few grades ahead of him.
Now that Simone is a senior at Skyline High School in Sammamish, Wash., he takes seriously the perception of the program that has been around since 1997. He wants to continue winning, of course, but he also wants to make the positive impact he received when he was growing up in the Skyline system.
To Simone, a senior wide receiver, Skyline isn't only about the varsity team that plays Friday nights and competes for state titles. It's about everybody else � the fans who cheer for the Spartans and the younger kids who attend football camp to learn the game from their high school heroes.
Simone now is on the other side of the hero worship. Younger players hold him in high regard. When Simone is making touchdown catches for the Spartans, they can brag to each other that they know him personally.
"It's really surreal," Simone said. "You know how those kids see it and you remember how you felt about those guys. It's a really special time for our program. It's not only a chance to help the younger kids become better players, but it's a chance to give back."
He's certainly right about one thing � it's a special time to be part of the Skyline program, who is ranked No. 31 in the RivalsHigh 100. In the Class 3A title game last year, the Spartans found themselves losing 28-7 to Seattle O'Dea in the third quarter. But behind solid play from quarterback Jake Heaps, Simone and Eric Biege � who, as a senior, made way for Heaps at quarterback and then became a force at linebacker � they ended up with a 42-35 victory.
That team, though, is in the past, Simone said.
"For me, that team that was the state championship team � that team belongs to the seniors of last year and not us," Simone said. "You go and win a state championship and you can't not do the same thing the next year. We all know the feeling of what it was like that night. I'd love to have it back."
The Spartans will have to earn it back with a new coach.
After the season, Steve Gervais � who had been the coach since the school came into existence � took a job with the University of Washington as the running backs coach. Longtime assistant Mat Taylor took over the reins at Skyline, and it's not an easy task to replace a coach who's a member of the state high school hall of fame. The job is more difficult considering Skyline seems to make the playoffs every year. The Spartans have won three state titles since 2000 and have finished second, third and fifth in other seasons.
"It's been fairly smooth," Taylor said about the transition. "Offensively, he and I worked really closely. The pressure is hot right now. We've been in the playoffs every year except for 2003, and I want the pressure to be on me, not the kids. We have some high-profile kids, and I want them to be kids and have fun with their teammates. There's going to be a lot of pressure from the media, the parents, the community. I want to be the guy that takes it on."
That'll be tough considering Simone, Heaps and even sophomore wide receiver Kasen Williams are receiving interest on the recruiting trail. Simone is a top-100 receiver in the class of 2008 and has been offered by Washington, Washington State and Oregon State. Heaps, a junior, is drawing interest from Pac-10 programs, and Williams � a sophomore � already holds offers from UCLA, Washington and Boise State.
"Jake is very poised," Taylor said. "As a sophomore, he was a huge part of our state championship and going 14-0. He doesn't force things, like a young quarterback would do. He throws as good a ball as anybody we've ever had here. He's unbelievable.
"Gino's numbers speak for themselves. He just moves really, really well. He's not the fastest guy on the field, but he plays the fastest. He's got a second gear when the ball is in the air. (Williams) is just incredibly talented. He had 150 yards as a freshman in our state championship game. He had two of the most high-pressured catches you could have, and he's still raw. He's 15 years old. He's still learning the position. He's still learning how to play every day."
But Simone knows if Skyline is to earn its fourth state title, the responsibility can't only fall on the high-profile trio. He knows every Spartan has to contribute.
"It isn't about what Jake Heaps is going to do or what Kasen is going to do or what Gino Simone is going to do," Simone said. "It's about what Skyline is going to do.
"You can't win a game with three players. It's not about whatever team we're playing or the hype around the team. It's about what we're all going to go out and do."
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The 44-year-old McClellan was found guilty Tuesday and could get up to 50 years in prison.
Authorities found McClellan was a convicted sex offender from Florida who failed to register as he tried to post bail for his 20-year-old son on child rape charges in April 2007.
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One rule is that you get hit with a $28 bullshit charge for "handling", then the International rates get added...
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...I was actually referring to the $28 "handling fee", reported to me in an email from Freestyle's Customer Service Manager, for boxes of Ilford ULF film. In fact, the email confirmed that it is charged on ALL transactions...
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...be subject to the additional $28 gouge...
You continue condemning the decision of an independent business to charge a fee it considers appropriate remuneration for whatever its employees do when shipping packages to your country. But you won't describe any less expensive locally available alternatives as previously requested:
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What charges do Tetenal dealers in Oz add? How does the total cost of Tetenal chemicals purchased locally compare to buying them from Freestyle?
Rather than hurling epithets at Freestyle for its business decisions, why not vote with your Oz dollars? The world's a competitive place. If you and enough others there patronize local retailers instead, then notify Freestyle of the reason for your approach, it could encourage them to lower or eliminate the handling charge. On the other hand, if there are no Tetenal distributors/dealers on Oz, it might be better to say "thank you, Freestyle" rather than griping about the cost of your only means to obtain a non-essential product.
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When Charles Barkley admitted losing millions at the blackjack table, the NBA and broadcast partner TNT wanted no part of it publicly. League officials warned Barkley privately about his damaging behavior -- especially in light of the Tim Donaghy scandal -- but no official action was taken by the NBA or TNT against the large and loquacious Hall of Famer-turned-TV personality.
Given the embarrassing nature of Barkley's arrest on suspicion of drunken driving Dec. 31 in Arizona, there was no running from Barkley's latest skirmish with the law. This was the kind of lapse in judgment the NBA can't afford from its most famous airwaves ambassador. So in response to the news that Barkley will take an indefinite leave of absence from his TNT broadcast duties, I say good. It's the right move.
Call it a slap on the wrist if you like, but neither the NBA nor TNT is a court of law. Barkley, 45, had a blood-alcohol content nearly twice the legal limit, according to toxicology tests, and was in too much of a hurry to secure a romantic rendevous to bother stopping at a red light. The legal process will handle that. An intern with TNT or the NBA, for that matter, arrested under similar circumstances no doubt would have become another unemployment statistic by now. That's not the point; I think we can all accept by now that athletes and all types of celebrities are treated differently in the workplace and in society.
The point is that TNT -- presumably with Stern's blessing -- did the right thing. Not only that, they did something no one -- not a single referee, coach, opposing player, or even Stern -- has ever been able to do.
They silenced Charles Barkley. The TNT telecasts will be a lot less entertaining without him. But for the good of everyone involved, it's a silence we should welcome and applaud.


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LAS CRUCES >> Families and children both experienced and new to fishing tried their hand at catching the big one Saturday in celebration of National Free Fishing Day at Alumni Pond at New Mexico State University.
The annual event, hosted by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, is part of a statewide effort to encourage families to get outside and enjoy wildlife resources.
On Free Fishing Day, community members of all ages were able to fish without a license or stamp. The Game and Fish Department held clinics to teach young anglers the basics of fishing, including how to bait hooks, tie knots, catch fish and the correct way to release fish.
"It's important — especially nowadays — to get the kids away from the TV and the video games and give them the outdoor experience," said Sgt. Chris Ortega, Las Cruces District Wildlife Supervisor for the department of Game and Fish.
"If we get one kid today hooked on fishing for the rest of their life, we've done our job as Game and Fish Department," Ortega said.
Mesilla Valley Fly Fishers, a co-sponsor of Free Fishing Day, also set up a booth at the pond to assist in teaching people how to fish, as well as providing a place to clean fish.
Tom Wobbe, MVFF membership coordinator, said the Game and Fish Department stocked the pond full of catfish for the event.
"This time of the year it's too warm for trout, so they stock with catfish and they probably put a couple hundred catfish in the pond — about 500 pounds," Wobbe said.
Joy Monge, who came to the pond with her two sons, Isaiah Monge, 8 and Julian Monge, 6, and nephew Estevan Otero, 10, said this was her first time fishing.
"It's fun," Monge said. "I learned more than the kids did I think. They taught us how to tie the knots and to do casting and all about the flies and the kind of bait they use."
Others at the pond had more fishing experience, such as Ryan Vandevender, 14, who said he fishes in Cloudcroft with his family.
"I haven't caught anything, but I've had a few nibbles," Vandevender said during the event. "It's pretty fun."
Vandevender said he plans to keep and eat any fish he catches at the NMSU pond.
Christian Danielewicz, 11, who came to the event with his father, Tim Danielewicz, said he plans to cook any fish he catches.
Christian said he hooked a fish earlier in the day. "He struggled with the fish for quite a while, brought it all the way into shore, but we lost it at that point," Tim Danielewicz said. "But we did get a good measurement of it and it was a pretty good size fish — about 7 pounds.
"Everyone else saw it and they were congratulating him so he's like the hero of the day right now," he said.
Nicole Garcia, who attended Free Fishing Day with her husband, Juan Jimenez, and daughter, Stevie Jimenez, 7, said they came to the event to teach their daughter how to fish.
"We heard that there was going to be stations to teach her about fishing and she's never really fished before so I thought it would be a good opportunity for her to learn," Garcia said.
"I think it's a great event," Juan Jimenez said, "especially because it allows families to come out here and enjoy the sun and the beautiful view of NMSU. It also helped my daughter a lot by showing her how to hook a worm and casting and all that good stuff.
"I'd come next year if they have it again," he said.
Stevie Jimenez said she hopes to catch 10 fish and said she wants to continue fishing with her dad.
"It's fun," she said.
Another free fishing clinic will be held Sept. 27 at a to-be-determined location to honor National Hunting and Fishing Day, Ortega said.
For those who want to make fishing a regular hobby, anglers 12 and older will need to obtain a license, he said. A fishing license can be obtained at any Wal-Mart, Kmart, sporting goods store or through the Game and Fish Department.
For information about obtaining a fishing license and the rules that apply, visit www.wildlife.state.nm.us.


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mamaseacat 7 years
Depends on what I'm in the mood for, I guess.
i-am-elle 7 years
The last few years it's been sparkling grape juice, but they might break out the sparkling wine this year. *crosses fingers*
lil-miss-haley 7 years
Most likely some good ol' 42 below nz vodka :D most likely kiwifruit, feijoa or pashnfruit flavour :D
fuzzles 7 years
Egg Knock (Nog) all the way!
fuzzles 7 years
Egg Knock (Nog) all the way!
PrincessTracy 7 years
NO IDEA!!! I don't know what's gonna be there!!
BRANDYNICOLE730 7 years
Hate champagne, beer, and wine, and I'll be working that night, and the day of. So water it is!
music_jewel321 7 years
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Nita28 7 years
Red wine, champagne and vodka. Yikes!
radarkitty 7 years
How about all of the above? :naughty_elves: No? I'll probably be having Jager and Red Bulls.
biochemlovely 7 years
I don't like anything carbonated, so I'll stick with my usual: coconut rum and pineapple juice. I don't know if that drink has a special name, but it is delicious!
anned 7 years
it'll probably be a buffet-style night...lil' bit of each! I do love champagne! :)
Babycakes1234 7 years
Can't drink champagne all night so probably start out with a cocktail, then red wine, then champagne. Depends on how good the booze is that they are serving at the party I'm going to.
Dana18 7 years
A Little bit of the Bubbly please!
citizenkane 7 years
Who plans this far in advance what they drink??
omgcen 7 years
Something that doesn't have too much alcohol, or maybe just a sip of sparkling wine. Hey I might end up drinking soda for all I know.
LaLa0428 7 years
Sparkling wine, and martini's.
-Maryan- 7 years
I don't drink
Molly4630 7 years
probably a vodka cran or limon/diet....
Marseeah 7 years
I drink sparkling most nights anyway! NYE is just an excuse to drink really expensive sparking!
Stacey-Cakes 7 years
Probably all of the above throughout the whole night... i'll probably drink some wine while getting ready... mixed drinks during the open bar part of the party... champagne at midnight...and probably beer after that.
partysugar 7 years
Since I will be in Spain: cava and whiskey!
hollister-chick 7 years
Champagne at midnight and red wine before
emalove 7 years
A few cocktails, followed by champagne at midnight!


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[1] Math in the Life of a 99-Year-Young Quilt Maker
Jackie Giles
Southern University
Flora Jackson, a 99-year-young lady, quilts while watching NFL and NBA sports
into the wee hours of the night. Her quilting and interest in sports has
helped make her sharp mind, sharper. This sewer of patterns has lived a rich
life during her nearly 100 year journey in America. Born October 15, 1909 in
Pitts View, Alabama (now living in Cleveland, Ohio), she raised eight children
of her own and, as a midwife, assisted in the delivery of fifty
Flora Jackson has sown more than 100 original quilts, and is still going
strong. Although never formally educated in mathematics beyond arithmetic, her
understanding of geometrical concepts is clearly evident in her quilt patterns. Several were filled with reflections, rotations, and
scaling. Never having studied the theory of rotational matrices, she saw
beauty in transformations and designed her quilts to give a beautiful visual
impression. One quilt was made with triangles and squares. The triangles were
inscribed in a square, four in each square, and each one was rotated 90
degrees to yield the position of the next one. In the world of matrix algebra,
this transformation can be represented by
I know what you are saying, "Mrs. Jackson does not know what you are talking
about." I would answer, "Mrs. Jackson does not need to know my language. Her
language is expressed in the design of each and every one of her
She told me that it takes her five weeks to make a quilt, working about eight
hours per weekday designing, sewing and finishing her mathematical artwork.
Flora charges only $250 for one of her fine quilts. This means that she is
making $50 per week for each quilt. An interesting computation is to figure
out her hourly wage, assuming a forty hour work week, and compare it to the
official minimum wage. How much should she charge for one of her quilts if she
were to receive the minimum wage for her work?
This beautiful, creative, and wise woman hums her favorite hymn "Amazing Grace" and when asked for her favorite scripture replies Psalm 119:105: "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." Her words of advice to young people: "Tend to your business, and let everybody else's alone."
[2] Interpreting Slope
The concept of rate of change is central to any study of change. Thus the
concept of slope, as a rate of change, deserves a full class discussion,
possibly seeded with several "Explain" type questions. The following list of
statements and questions are offered as stimulants to an in-depth discussion
of slope.
\Slope is presented graphically as rise over run, in function language as change in output over change in input, and algebraically as an average rate of change. How can a quotient represent a rate of change?
\When $100 is invested at 4% annually, the plot of interest versus time (years) is a straight line. How is the slope of the line interpreted in terms of the investment?
\Hook's Law says that (for small displacements) the restorative force of a spring is proportional to the spring's displacement (i.e., the length that the spring has been stretched or compressed). Thus the force is a linear function of the spring's displacement and the corresponding graph is a straight line. How is the slope of the line interpreted in terms of the spring?
\Explain why a linear function is said to be increasing (decreasing) if its slope is positive (negative).
\A distance (ft) versus time (sec) of a car that speeds up from a stop position is probably not a straight line. Suppose (2,20) and (10, 800) are two points on the plot. The average rate is (800-10)/(10-2) is approximately 75 mph. This average rate is the slope of what line?
\What is the difference between average rate of change and instantaneous rate of change? What does the speedometer of your car register?
\Slope, average rate of change, is associated with a straight line. Would it make sense to speak of the instantaneous rate of change of a curve at a point as the slope of the line tangent to the curve at that point? Explain.
[3] Polynomials
The purpose of this exercise is to let students discover the relationships
between the roots and coefficients of a quadratic polynomial equation. It is
assumed that students understand the terms factor and root
and their relation to one another.
Begin by computing the following:
a. Determine the quadratic equation whose roots are 2 and 3.
b. Determine the quadratic equation whose roots are and .
c. Determine the quadratic equation whose roots are 2 and 3.
d. Determine the quadratic equation whose roots are 2 and
Based on the results for parts a, b, c, and d, conjecture the relationship
between the coefficients in the quadratic polynomial equation
and the roots of the equation. Prove or disprove your conjecture by denoting
the roots
and forming the corresponding quadratic polynomial equation.
Follow-on exercise: Experiment, conjecture, and verify the relationships between the roots and the coefficients of a cubic polynomial equation.
[4] Planning a Reunion Dinner
Candy Hodges
Bethune-Cookman University
A committee has been formed to plan for a Refocused College Algebra Reunion
dinner for the Joint Mathematics Meetings scheduled for January 2010. The
committee is working to determine a ticket price which will cover the banquet
room rental cost of $750 and the $20 (each) dinner charge. The committee also
plans to price the tickets so that the three guests of honor - Don Small,
Archie Wilmer, and Tony Johnson - will not pay to attend.
The committee began by completing a table, realizing that if 30 people attended the reunion dinner, only 27 would be charged for tickets. Complete the following table after being certain that you understand the computations for the row the committee completed.
Write a function for the cost per paying attendee,
as a function of the total number of attendees
Sketch the graph of the cost function on a 200 by 200 grid, being sure to
label the axes. (The grid is omitted.)
Note To Instructor. Once the tasks above are completed, a discussion about the equation of the asymptote and the lowest possible value for the cost per paying attendee can be discussed.
Candy Hodges: "I have a lot of fun in class with the reunion dinner problem. We talk about keeping the price down and "play" the --I'll bet if 200 people come, THAT will get the price under $20 --Maybe if 250 come, THAT will get the price under $20. etc. It is eventually fun to talk about the equations of the asymptotes, and, for example, though the one is 3, how within the context of the problem, actually FOUR people must come (3 guests of honor PLUS ONE) and that fourth person will not be pleased to have to pay for his and the three guests of honors tickets. It's just a lot of fun!"
[5] Queries
1. (Volume versus Area) Can the surface area of a cube ever be the same as the
volume of the cube? If so, give the dimensions of such a cube. If not, explain
why not.
2. (Volume versus Area) Can the surface area of a sphere ever be the same as
the volume of the sphere? If so, give the radius of such a sphere. If not,
explain why not.
3. (Area versus Circumference) Can the area of a circle ever be the same as
the length of the circumference of that circle? If so, give the radius of such
a circle. If not, explain why not.
4. (Volume versus Label Area) Can the volume of a cylindrical can be the same
as the label area of the can? (Label area is the surface area of the can not
including the top or bottom of the can.)
[6] Wolfram\Alpha Website
The website for computations, Wolfram\Alpha, is (should be) raising questions
in the minds of college algebra instructors, as well as others, as to how this
website will effect their teaching. Not only does this site provide answers to
the computational questions found in traditional college algebra textbooks, it
also provides an explanation of the process for determining the answer. Check
out the site by entering http://WolframApha.com and clicking on Wolfram\Alpha.
Experiment by posing questions (e.g., type Solve
and press Enter; after getting the solution click on Show Steps).
The site is much more than a computational site for mathematics. The mission
statement states "Wolfram\Alpha's long-term goal is to make all systematic
knowledge immediately computable and accessible to everyone. We aim to collect
and curate all objective data; implement every known model, method, and
algorithm; and make it possible to compute whatever can be computed about
anything. Our goal is to build on the achievements of science and other
systematizations of knowledge to provide a single source that can be relied on
by everyone for definitive answers to factual queries.
Wolfram\Alpha aims to bring expert-level knowledge and capabilities to the
broadest possible range of people---spanning all professions and education
levels. Our goal is to accept completely free-form input, and to serve as a
knowledge engine that generates powerful results and presents them with
maximum clarity.
Wolfram\Alpha is an ambitious, long-term intellectual endeavor that we intend
will deliver increasing capabilities over the years and decades to come. With
a world-class team and participation from top outside experts in countless
fields, our goal is to create something that will stand as a major milestone
of 21st century intellectual achievement."
[7] Notices
* Supported by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Military Academy.
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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat butter
- 4 teaspoons honey mustard
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1. Rub chicken with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. In a large skillet over medium heat, cook chicken in butter for 6-8 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Remove and keep warm.
- 2. In the same skillet, combine the mustard, milk, basil, parsley, and remaining salt and pepper. Cook and stir over low heat until heated through. Remove from the heat; stir in sour cream. Serve with chicken. Yield: 4 servings.
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Eye Candy: Beard HouseA volunteer from the Institute of Culinary Education helps plate a course of hickory-smoked diver scallops with Juliette tomato and mâche salad, goat cheese, and jalapeño ranch dressing during Joanne Bondy's Beard House dinner. To view more images from the evening, click here. Interested in volunteering? Click here to read about our volunteer opportunities and download an application. (Photo by Tom Kirkman)
Recipe Contest for NYC Public SchoolsAnyone who has a little eater in their life knows it's challenging to instill them with an appreciation for a healthy meal. It takes a bit of talent and ingenuity to make some green beans appear more finger-licking-good than a carton of french fries. Think you're up to the task? We're teaming up with the New York Coalition for Healthy School Food, the NYC Office of SchoolFood, and Candle Café/79 to develop healthy, plant-based, and meatless entrées to be served at NYC public school lunches. If you're a restaurant chef and would like to participate, send a recipe to email@example.com by November 30. All qualifying entries will be judged by a panel of food experts and discriminating students at the James Beard House, and the winning recipes will be made available to all New York City public schools early next year. Our ultimate goal is to see system-wide inclusion of plant-based
Recipe: Scallops with Apple GastriqueThis perfectly balanced scallop dish, which also features beets and Brussels sprouts, was served at Leo Bushey's Beard House dinner. You can use just one variety of beet if you wish, but the contrasting colors make for greater visual impact.
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"Trust Me!?" will ask students to consider how they are living their lives. Is their character defined as honest, sincere and trustworthy? Do others consider them as a person that can be counted on and trusted?
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Early-morning fire destroys Springfield barnStaff Report | November 13,2013Len Emery Photo
Smoke billows above a residence on Parker Hill Road in Springfield Wednesday morning.An early morning structure fire on Parker Hill Road in Springfield Wednesday morning had firefighters battling a large barn and connecting outbuildings in a blaze that called crews from as far away as Ludlow.
According to reports on the scene, the fire began in an extension of the residence and spread to the barn, which housed the fine woodworking business of David Heinz, who had moved to the home in July of 2000 and established his business.
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Aussie hit by RBA cut, U.S. dollar also strugglesThe Australian dollar fell sharply on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia slashed rates by a deeper-than-expected 50 basis points while the U.S. dollar hit a fresh two-month low versus the yen as soft U.S. data weighed on the greenback.
Shares, euro slip as Spain slides into recessionGlobal shares edged lower on Monday, snapping a four-session winning streak, and the euro slipped against the dollar after weak growth data from Spain added to fears of a deepening euro-zone recession.
China Sets Record High Ceiling For YuanChina's central bank expanded the yuan's reference rate against the dollar to another record high on Friday, in a nod to calls from the U.S. to loosen growth restrictions on the currency's value.
Spanish economy in huge crisis after credit downgradeSpain's sickly economy faces a crisis of huge proportions, a minister said on Friday, as unemployment hit its highest level in two decades and Standard and Poor's weighed in with a two-notch downgrade of the government's debt.
Asian Stocks Up Despite Spain Downgrade; Euro DownAsian shares inched up Friday, tracking U.S. stocks which jumped overnight on strong U.S. housing data and earnings, but concerns over the health of European banks weighed on investor risk appetite after Standard & Poor's downgraded Spain's rating.
Euro, shares gain on renewed growth focusWorld shares rose and the single currency hit a new three-week high against a weaker dollar on Thursday, fuelled by the U.S. Federal Reserve's commitment to support growth and signs of some pressure in Europe to move away from harsh austerity.
Fed's Reassurance, Earnings Optimism Lift Asian SharesAsian shares gained on Thursday, retaining positive momentum as the Federal Reserve reassured markets that it will keep its highly accommodating stance to support growth, and optimism grew over strong corporate earnings after Apple Inc's robust results.
Euro touches then falls from 3-wk high vs. dollar; Fed aheadThe euro pulled back from a three-week high against the dollar hit earlier on Wednesday as investors repositioned ahead of a policy statement from the Federal Reserve.
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Euro Hits 19-Month Low Versus Sterling as UK Data Surprises to UpsideThe euro (EUR) plummeted to a 19-month low against the British pound (GBP) on Wednesday, as the UK economic data surprised to the upside lending support to the Sterling, while the single currency continues to be under stress amid renewed concerns over the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone.
GBP Trades Higher Ahead of Key DataThe British pound (GBP) traded higher against its major counterparts on Wednesday, ahead of the Bank of England's (BoE) April meeting minutes and unemployment data.
Room for GBP Gains Against AUD in Short-TermDevelopments in Australia and the UK of late suggest that the British pound (GBP) is poised to make gains against the Australian dollar (AUD) in the short-term.
Spanish Debt Fears Cap Asian Shares, Hurt EuroAsian shares were capped while the euro eased Tuesday, as soaring Spanish borrowing costs underscored the fading impact of the European Central Bank's bond purchases and stoked investor nervousness over euro zone debt.
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AUD – Preview: RBA Minutes A Reminder of Dovish Central BankThe Australian dollar has had an eventful month as it was sold off sharply among concerns about China at the start of March and extending through April. However a very strong employment report last week helped stabilize the Aussie and helped it to push above an important resistance trendline in the AUD/USD pair.
Austerity to Trigger New EuroCrisisRajoy's austerity plan won the support of leaders from the 12 regions where his Peoples Party governs on Sunday. The PP's regional Presidents pledged to cut public services, eliminate duplication between different levels of government and write deficit targets into their budget law. ECB officials are divided over the steps to tame the crisis in Spain on growing expectations that Spain will next to seek a European bailout.
Weekend: Early Markets Drifting, Looking to Earnings, Spain, China for CuesConcerns stemming from the European sovereign debt crisis extending into Spain continued to affect markets in early trading. As Spanish 5 year CDS, a measure of insurance costs against Spanish default, traded near its all-time high again, Spanish leaders are continuing to push through additional budget cuts to bring its debt down from 68.2% currently. Although market reaction is relatively muted due to the safeguard provided by the ECB's LTRO lending earlier this year, traders will continue t...
Unprecedented Presidential PosturingLast week, responding to President Obama's latest populist assault on the wealthy, I issued a commentary in which I explained why his ideas about American economic history were fundamentally flawed. As dangerous and erroneous as those views are, at least I can cut the President some slack for commenting on a subject in which he really has no basis for expertise. Hailing from academia and local community organizing, Barack Obama likely did not spend huge amounts of time boning up on economic h...
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Kaos - Validated In Blood [EP] 4 April 2012 01. United We Kill 02. Internal Bleeding 03. Alive To Die 04. Blood Red Eyes 05. Kill On Command [Vio-lence cover] Bay Area thrashers Kaos are back, following up 2010's The Pits Of Existence with the ripping five track EP Validated In Blood. Perhaps they caught my Exodus review diatribe regarding awesome thrash albums having "Blood" in the title. To borrow from myself, that diatribe is pertinent as it includes the line "quoth that horn-tossing Shakespeare dude, 'Brevity is the soul of thrash.'" "The Pits" might have suffered a bit as it was just a lot of album, even with good tracks backloaded an extended thrash blitz can drag. Validated In Blood not only has "in Blood" in the title, but is a short and sweet five tracks. Short enough it leaves you wanting more, and short enough it's mighty easy just to hit play again for another fix. There isn't terribly much new or innovative here (not that thrash lends itself particularly well to much innovation), but the release is just a gritty, frenetic burst of energy with crunchy riffs, some slow mosh chunks, and snarled/howled bile-laced vocals that is a blast. Factor in a swell cover of a track off one of my absolute top 5 favorite thrash albums ("Kill On Command" off Vio-lence' Eternal Nightmare) and Validated In Blood is a ripping good time. I liked their last album, it was good… Perhaps it's the brevity. Perhaps it is the never-ending slew of post-metal reviews. Perhaps it is the tip o' the cap to Vio-lence, or maybe the psychological impact of just adding "In Blood" to the album title, but I think this EP is a step forward and is something I'll keep in rotation when I need a burst of adrenaline and a change of pace. (Side note - their PR firm actually sent me a Christmas card. \m/ That made my holiday season.) Website: http://www.kaosamongus.com Performance: 8 Songwriting: 7 Originality: 6 Production: 7
Good Day, I'd like to "Thank" the following people for ALL their Support & Help regarding KAOS & their Validated In Blood CD Release Show on Apr. 13th, 2012 : Michelle Murray - PR / Management for KAOS Keith Bellino with Annex Pro Rehearsal & the Bellino Family Stacey Murray with Annex Pro Rehearsal & Crew Tony Martinez with Tactical Lighting & Crew Eliana Martinez with Desserts Divine Potential Threat SF & Crew Hammershot & Crew Viscarally Scarred & Crew Joey Houston - PR / Management for Machine Head Michael Bradley with Three Four Web Design Stefan Silegham with Metal To Infinity Webzine Mariah & Joanne Marko Ukalovic with Get Brutal FM KAOS : Jason, Stacey, Steve, Jesse, Chad; job well done !!! Thanks to everybody for ALL the help & support to a VERY successful show !!! And "Thank You" to anyone I am missing in this e-mail ... Respectfully Submitted, Nathan McLeod Malevolence Records www.Malevolence-Records.us
T.C.F. hailing from the Netherlands is a new phenomenon to me. Their new album "Where Madness Reigns" got a solid 82 point review from me earlier this year and is one of the reasons I visited Pooierfest. The band instantly delivered in spades with their catchy chorusses and riffs to die for. Stagedivers were all around and their numbers only increased as the PA sound got better and better. The circlepit raised the temperature levels to tropical values and thus I had to buy a nice white TCF shirt on the way out. Outstanding set!! Link to original article: http://www.zwaremetalen.com/recensie/22313/Pooierfest-IV.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOLGPnRDLYY&feature=player_embedded
Metal To Infinity Magazine - Hails, While watching for the banner below, you'll see that METAL OVER OOSTROZEBEKE 2012 features great, foreign bands...Make notice of the date (July the 7th.) and be there if you're hooked on the almighty forces of Death / Thrash Metal mainly. Headliners KAOS (USA) and ABSENTIA (SPAIN) are looking forward to do a few shows more around the border of France and Belgium. Free dates for both acts are: Sunday July 1 and Thursday July 5 so if you're interested adding these guys to your bill, feel free to contact Nathan or Michelle as posted in the CC field! www.kaosamongus.com - www.malevolence-records.us Stefan Silegham - Metal To Infinity Magazine - Belgium http://users.telenet.be/metaltoinfinity/MTIindex.htm
Greetings KAOS Maniacs! We are pleased to announce that today is the official release of our new EP, "Validated in Blood" on Malevolence Records. You can now purchase the new CD at these locations: Malevolence Records http://www.malevolence-records.us/Store.php CDBaby http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/KAOS11 iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/validated-in-blood-ep/id511770459 Check out the video/single "Internal Bleeding" from the new EP. http://youtu.be/qIj3hN0I2Nc Show Dates: This Friday April 6, 2012 in Fairfield, CA. We will be appearing live at Pepperbelly's with Skitzo, West Coast Fury, Cursed and Deathstryke. PepperBelly's 849 Texas St. Fairfield, CA 94533 $10, 21 & Over, Show at 8:00 pm. [img]http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq231/MalevolencE357/Apr%206%202012%20-%20KAOS%20-%20Pepperbellys%20-%20Fairfield/1330898328_4-6-12.jpg[/img] KAOS CD RELEASE SHOW Friday April 13th, 2012 at the Annex in San Lorenzo CA. With our guests Potential Threat, Hammershot and Viscarally Scarred 2552 Grant Ave. San Lorenzo, CA. $10, All Ages, Show at 7:00 pm. [img]http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq231/MalevolencE357/Apr%2013%202012%20-%20KAOS%20-%20Validated%20In%20Blood%20CD%20Release/CDReleaseFlier.jpg[/img] For a list of all upcoming KAOS shows go to www.kaosamongus.com and click on the calendar. Join the KAOS Mobile Forces. If you want to receive KAOS text updates and get involved, go here to fill out the widget: http://www.broadtexter.com/KAOS-AMONG-US MARCH WITH US! www.kaosamongus.com http://www.facebook.com/kaos.us http://www.myspace.com/kaosamongus http://www.reverbnation.com/kaosamongus Until next time, Keep Thrashing!! Jason and the boyz KAOS AMONG US ALL!
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Park Shin Hye and Lee Hongki show off their close friendshipThursday, December 18, 2014 / View Comments
On December 16, FT Island's Lee Hongki showed off his friendship with hallyu star Park Shin Hye through a photo on his Instagram.
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Undergraduate Catalog 2014-2015
Rev. Johnnie Moore, Jr., B.S., M.A.R.
Senior Vice President for Communications
University Spokesperson
Liberty University is interested and in meeting the physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual needs of the Liberty community. To meet these needs, Liberty provides opportunities for students to gather and serve as a community through convocations, campus church services and Christian/ Community Service.
Convocation is a thrice-weekly assembly of the University community for the purposes of building unity within the community, disseminating information, and providing forums for the socio-political issues of the day and other educational topics of diverse interest for the benefit of students, faculty and staff. Each year more than 80 guest speakers from the worlds of business, politics, education, the sciences and religion, talented faculty and staff members, music and timely messages from our Chancellor help make convocation a refreshing and challenging time. All students are required to attend all convocations.
The Wednesday campus church services are designed to meet the spiritual needs of students. Complementing the instruction provided in the classroom is the spiritual exhortation provided in campus services, which is primarily concerned with the application of truth to life. Students are encouraged to attend Wednesday evening campus services.
Tom Nylander, B.S., M.A.R.
Director, Center for Global Engagement
The Center for Global Engagement exists to foster a global perspective within the Liberty University community that reflects God's love for all nations and produces involvement throughout the world. The CGE provides short term cross-cultural opportunities for college students, hosts Global Focus Week each semester, and sponsors Global Retreats mentoring weekends for students interested in cross-cultural careers.
The Center for Global Engagement is actively engaged in assessing the cultural intelligence of the university community and adjusting its own programs to promote greater cultural intelligence within the institution. Contact by phone at 434-592-6500, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the website at http://www.liberty.edu/ academics/globalengagement for more information.
Melody Harper, B.S., M.S.W., M.A.
Chair, Department of Global Studies
The Global Studies major and minor provide an academic foundation that equips students to live, work, and serve in a global context. Courses are designed to develop cultural intelligence skills that will enable students to excel as individuals, professionals, and followers of Christ as they engage a diverse world. For more information on the Global Studies major or minor go to http://www.liberty.edu/academics/globalengagement.
Global Teams offers students the opportunity to participate on a team of students serving in another part of the world for a couple of weeks at a time. Through this experience, students gain exposure to another culture and to what God is doing among that particular people. Students are able to take the educational experience they are gaining through their academics studies at Liberty University and apply them in practice amongst another cultural people group. The CGE sends students on upwards of twenty or more Global Teams per year, engaging upwards of three hundred students or more each year. Moreover, by registering for and completing the coursework for GLST 380, students can early collegiate credit in conjunction with their Global Team experience.
The Global Internship program serves are the primary bridge between the curricular Global Studies program, and the co-curricular Center for Global Engagement. Global Internships offer students the opportunity to fulfill internship requirements for most majors in an international context. Interns serve with international organizations involved in their field of study and give students an opportunity to live out their faith in a cross-cultural setting. Students learn language and culture, live in context, and complete.
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