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There's little these states have in common with one exception: New Belgium Brewing.
You'll recall that Fort Collins' largest brewer announced last month it would open a second brewery in Asheville, N.C., after a months-long search for an East Coast location.
It's no secret that New Belgium is a supporter of equal rights for members of the GLBT community, extending company benefits to same-sex partners as readily as heterosexual couples.
So, not surprisingly, it was watching carefully as voters in North Carolina went to the polls to determine the fate of a constitutional amendment declaring that a marriage is between one man and woman.
The measure won handily, with 60 percent of voters approving it.
Was New Belgium having second thoughts about North Carolina?
Instead, in response to the vote, the company reaffirmed on its Facebook page that it would proceed with its plans for Asheville.
"Thanks for everyone's thoughts on the recent vote on Amendment 1 regarding gay marriage in North Carolina.
"While that vote in no way reflects the values and ethos of New Belgium Brewing, (we happily extend benefits to same-sex partners), we are not reconsidering building a second facility in Asheville.
"It has been our experience that the best way to effect change is to work within a system rather than to turn away from it," said the post.
Sounds good, but The Eye bets it'll take more than a few beers before North Carolina's Bible Belt voters change their thinking on same-sex marriage.
CAMT CEO steps down
Elaine Thorndike, the CEO of the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology, who made a few friends and probably a few frenemies, has stepped down after six years on the job.
"It got to the point where I think it was time for somebody else to step in," she said. "It's very demanding trying to manage a public-private partnership."
Thorndike's resignation last month follows CAMT's surprise withdrawal of the Aerospace and Clean Energy Project from Loveland in March. Cumberland & Western Resources, the owner of the old Agilent Technologies campus where ACE was supposed to be located, was moving in a direction that didn't fit the project, CAMT said.
CAMT plans to seek a new home for the project in the Denver or Boulder area.
The ACE Project will continue regardless of Thorndike's departure. CAMT plans to work closely with Gov. John Hickenlooper's office to bring the project to fruition, she said.
Efforts are under way to name a new CAMT head, a spokeswoman said in an e-mail.
Thorndike's "guidance and organizational oversight as CAMT has grown has been invaluable, and we wish her the best," the spokeswoman said.
Thorndike also recently left her post as a University of Colorado professional research assistant, which involved managing the institution's Manufacturing Extension Partnership. She held that position for 13 years while serving as CAMT chief executive since 2006.
She plans to work as an independent consultant for tech companies to help them find funding, develop strategy and identify markets in the region.
A gig with Loveland, however, isn't likely.
Mr. Devereaux goes
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Jamie Dimon is in hot water with federal regulators and that is not helping Home State Bank President Harry Devereaux one bit.
Devereaux this spring spent a bit of time in Washington, D.C., to underscore the challenges faced by community banks.
Representing the Independent Bankers of Colorado, Devereaux met with Colorado's congressional representatives to discuss, among other items, new legislation relating to credit unions' lending limits, and old legislation, namely the Dodd-Frank Act.
Devereaux expressed his concerns that the Dodd-Frank legislation, which was intended to reign in big banks that engaged in many of the activities that led to the 2008 Wall Street meltdown, would trickle down to community banks.
Most of the rules imposed by Dodd-Frank, Devereaux said, were meant to keep the massive banks, including Dimon's recently-disgraced J.P. Morgan, from getting into risky business, making bad trades or loans and losing billions. The $2 billion that J.P. Morgan has lost could grow even higher, according to Devereaux.
The impact of new regulations are already being felt by community banks, some of whom, including Home State, have had to hire additional employees to deal with compliance issues.
Devereaux told the Eye he believes the lawmakers he met heard him loud and clear.
"They're sympathetic to community banks, and we were very warmly received," Devereaux said.
In particular, he said, Sen. Michael Bennet, who recently took a seat in the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, told Devereaux he'll be paying close attention to the issues that impact small banks.
Bennet, for the record, voted in favor of Dodd-Frank.
Report: States ill-equipped for energy development
The oil and natural-gas industry has another PR scrap on its hands.
Researchers from Stanford University's Bill Lane Center for the American West and Research Center, in collaboration with journalists from media nationwide, have produced an in-depth report that plays right into the hands of opposition forces.
The report raises questions about the preparedness of rural communities in Western states as they confront large new energy plays. It contends that states are struggling to keep pace with critical infrastructure and revenue policies tied to oil and gas development.
The report combines an economic and policy analysis with a half-hour interactive video documentary called "An Unquiet Landscape: The American West's New Energy Frontier."
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Stronger Mind, Happier You
by Mary Murphy
A lot of emphasis is put on the body when talking about working out—those washboard abs, defined calves, tight thighs--but sometimes we forget that the mind is part of the body, too. Call me a sucker for brain power, but there's definitely something to a healthier mind, a happier you. And here's the thing: it's easy. You don't have to be a marathoner (but kudos to you!) to get the mental benefits of devoting extra time to exercise. Any age, any fitness level can join in.
Need some stress reduction? Skip that expensive massage at the spa. Working up a sweat can help manage physical and mental stress. Exercise also increases concentrations of norepinephrine, a chemical that moderates the brain's response to stress.
Exercise also releases endorphins, which create feelings of happiness and euphoria. Doctors recommend that people suffering from depression or anxiety hit the gym, since studies have shown that it can alleviate symptoms, even in the clinically depressed.
But it's not all about the chemical releases in the brain. Working toward a better body can boost self-esteem and improve positive self-image, even before you hit that target number on the scale. And once your self-esteem starts going up, everything in your life seems to shine a little bright.
Don't overlook chances to get outside and exercise! Take a nice walk, pick up rock climbing, or do some laps in the pool. The Vitamin-D boost created from the sun rays can lessen the likelihood of depressive symptoms.
Working out, especially if you're in the bracket of 25 to 45 years old, boosts the chemicals in the brain that support and prevent degeneration of the hippocampus (an important part of the brain for memory and learning). While exercise can't cure Alzheimer's, it can help your body buffer up against cognitive decline. While you may not want to remember the name of your embarrassing high school prom date, you at least want it to be by choice.
For some, a workout can be the equivalent of a sleeping pill, helping those with insomnia. Moving around five to six hours before bedtime raises the body's core temperature. When that body temp drops, it signals to your body it's bedtime.
Unable to focus at your desk? Maybe try to fit in a gym break around lunch hour. Workers who take time for exercise on a regular basis are more productive and have more energy than their sedentary peers, and midday is the ideal time for a workout due to the body's circadian rhythms.
And if your creative juices are running dry, maybe you should opt for a heart-pumping gym session. High cardio workouts can boost creativity for up to two hours afterward.
So, while a tight booty is great, nothing beats a strong mind. And a good start there is just being consistent with your workout routine. You don't have to be pumping steel, just get yourself moving. And don't let it be just another new year's resolution that's dropped come February.
Modern Martial Arts NYC is New York City's premier martial arts school. Offering Kickboxing Classes, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) classes, and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) classes. Four convenient Manhattan locations: Upper Eastside, Upper Westside, and Tribeca.
Matching Workouts With the Results You Want
by Mary Murphy
I can't tell you how many times I've heard friends complain about not getting the results they want, despite how much energy they're putting into their workout. People who want bigger muscles go to the gym every day but aren't getting stronger. People who want better endurance when they lift aren't getting it. The most common reason for this is that people aren't balancing their workouts.
A good workout should contain aerobic exercise, which ignites your cardiovascular system and helps with weight loss/maintenance; resistance exercise, to tone muscles and build endurance; and flexibility, to enhance your range of motion and promote joint mobility. Your workout each day doesn't have to always include all 3, but it should be evenly spread throughout your week.
Start your workout with dynamic stretches, like lunge rotations or leg swings. Check my post on dynamic stretching for more ideas!
Try to incorporate 30-45 minutes of aerobic exercise on 4-5 days per week. This can be things like running, jumping rope, biking, ice skating, etc. You want to push yourself hard enough that you're slightly breathless, but not so hard that you can't keep up a conversation. One day off should be saved for recovery.
Shoot for resistance training 2-3 days per week, with one day of rest between each. Include exercises for all your major muscle groups: arms, legs, calves, glutes, back, chest, core. Use a combination of weight training (e.g., bench press) and bodyweight exercise (e.g., pushups). Hint: martial arts is GREAT for bodyweight exercises!
End your workout with static stretches that you hold for 15 to 30 seconds each.
Understanding what each component of your workout is accomplishing will help you align your goals with your results.
Static vs. Dynamic Stretching
by Mary Murphy
So you've already heard that you should stretch before you work out, but did you know that some types of stretching can be more harmful than helpful? The American Council on Exercise warns against static stretching (like reaching down to touch your toes) on cold muscles. Static stretches usually involve prolonged holds in set positions, and done before a workout, they are less effective for flexibility and may even increase your risk for injury. These stretches are better done as cool offs at the end of a workout.
On the other hand, dynamic stretching warms up your body as you move. These exercises are increasing your circulation while you lengthen muscles and improve joint mobility. Try some of these great dynamic stretches before your next workout:
1. Arm swings. Swing your arms back and forth across your body to stretch your chest and shoulders. Spend about 30 seconds to a minute on this stretch.
2. Forward leg swings. Brace your body by holding one arm out to the side, against a wall. Start with both feet directly under the hips and begin swinging one leg forward and backward. Gradually increase the range of motion until the leg swings as high as it will comfortably do. Repeat with the other leg.
3. Backward leg swings. Facing a wall, brace the body with both arms outstretched. Swing one leg from side to side in front of your opposite leg. Gradually increase the range of motion until the leg swings as far as it will comfortably go. Repeat with the other leg.
4. Lunge with rotation. Lunge forward with either foot, keeping your knee over your toes, and rotate your body toward the forward leg. Stand back up and repeat with the other leg.
5. Hand walks. Start by standing up straight with your feet together. Slowly bend forward until your hands reach the ground. Walk your hands forward until you are in a pushup position, then slowly walk your hands back up to your feet.
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The perfect combination of Kickboxing Classes plus Boot Camp Classes plus Hip Hop Music. $25 per class or discounted 5 and 10 class packages.
This women's exclusive Cardio Kickboxing Bootcamp is perfect for anyone looking to get in shape fast, and to have fun while building muscle and blasting fat. It's a fun fitness class that implements a new innovative program that combines the strong motivational beat of Hip Hop music with the empowerment that comes from kickboxing. Available at 2 of our locations!
Equipe Jucao at Modern Martial Arts - Upper West side location.
Modern Martial Arts has joined forces with Equipe Jucao, offering premier instruction in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Under Head Instructor Professor Jucao, 5th degree black belt, our students are receiving quality teaching and attention. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a great way to build an effective skill set and also get a great workout. We've added morning classes in addition to our regular evening classes as well. Come take a two class trial for $29.99 to see our new partnership in action!
Adult Kickboxing Classes: For adults, Modern Martial Arts' Kickboxing classes are the perfect choice for anyone who is looking to get fit, learn self defense and have fun. With a unique combination of Muay Thai Kickboxing, American Boxing, Taekwondo, and Krav Maga, these high energy classes burn calories, build muscle tone and increase flexibility. The benefits of kickboxing classes go beyond physical improvement and offer mental advantages as well. It's the perfect antidote to the stressful pace of NYC. It's perfect for beginners or experienced athletes alike, the classes offer a low-pressure environment where students feel safe and confident at any level.
The adult program focuses on the most effective elements of all of the different martial arts our instructors have been trained in. The Modern Martial Arts curriculum exposes its students to a large range of martial arts, another reason why the program is so popular. It's not a program based on repetition and memorization. The classes are based around expanding the knowledge of their students and teaching practical concepts that can be applied within their safe, controlled environment.
The classes also are a great way to improve cardiovascular performance and strength train without the monotony of a gym workout. The classes help their students get into great shape, creating well-taught athletes.
Listen to what one of their new members had to say about their experience:
"I took my 1st class there and I found the environment warm and embracing. They encourage you to push yourself but to listen to your body as well." -Groupon Review
Kids Martial Arts Classes: Modern Martial Arts offers classes for children ages 3 and up. In the Tiny Champs class, students ages 3 and 4 learn motor skills, friendly social interactions and begin to understand the concepts of respect and self-discipline. The Little Champs class is for students ages 5 and 6. It focuses on the basic principles of martial arts and striking techniques from a self defense perspective. Older students join the Juniors program, where kids ages 7 and up officially begin their journey towards their Black Belt. Learning martial arts and anti-bully techniques, the Junior program equips students with tools necessary to lead a healthy, happy and safe lifestyle.
All of the kids curriculum focuses on being an important part of a group. Each student receives individual attention during the class and also knows that they are part of a team. The Modern Martial Arts' curriculum combines self defense techniques along with forms that require precision, memorization and practice. For Modern Martial Arts, their curriculum has proven effective in not only providing kids with self-confidence and self defense techniques, but also improving their listening and retention skills as well.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Classes NYC: BJJ is a sport and form of self defense that relies not on striking, but on grappling and submission techniques. More of a precision art, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu NYC focuses on joint locks and intricate movements to help control your opponent. The core philosophy of BJJ focuses on the fact that with proper technique, a smaller weaker person can defend themselves against a larger or stronger opponent. The classes at Modern Martial Arts teach students of all levels, and is a great place to be introduced to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
BJJ is a great program to get started in if your interest lies more in wrestling or fighting that goes to the ground. Our BJJ classes provide a relaxed environment that is conducive to learning the technical aspects of BJJ as well as getting a great workout. The cardio required for BJJ is different from running or even from the kind of fitness that is emphasized in the kickboxing program. But the workout is just as challenging and the program is designed to enhance an individual's fitness level, no matter what it starts out as.
Both men and women are welcome in the class. Modern Martial Arts also offers an MMA program that gives their members access to both types of adult classes.
What to Eat Before a Workout
by Mary Murphy
Fueling up before a workout is the best thing you can do for your body. But it's important to eat the right things at the right time. Eating too far in advance of your workout can lead to an energy dropout at the gym, and eating too close can lead to an unsettled stomach. Generally, I suggest eating about an hour before your workout to give your body time to process the food. So what does good fuel consist of? Ideally, you want something that's a mix of simple and complex carbs with a little bit of protein, totaling no more than 200 calories. Here are some good snacks to try:
-- Whole wheat toast with peanut butter, banana, and a dash of cinnamon. The toast and the fruit give you both types of carbs, not to mention the bananas are chock-full of potassium, which drops when you sweat a lot. Meanwhile, the cinnamon has been linked to stabilizing blood sugar and improving brain function.
-- 1 cup low-fat cottage cheese with ½ cup diced apple and 2 tablespoons of low-fat granola.
-- Smoothies. Similar to the cottage cheese above, but with this you can combine seasonal sliced fruit, a cup of greek yogurt, and granola to make a healthy on-the-go snack.
-- 1 cup oatmeal, 1 tsp honey, and your favorite fruit.
Modern Martial Arts NYC - Upper Eastside
220 East 86th Street
New York, NY 10028
(212) 772-3700
website: Martial Arts Classes NYC
Modern Martial Arts NYC - Upper Westside
103 West 73rd St
New York, NY 10023
website: Kickboxing Classes NYC
Modern Martial Arts Tribeca
78 Reade St.
New York, NY 10007
website: Kickboxing Classes Tribeca
Vitor Shaolin's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu NYC
780 8th Ave
New York, NY 10036
website: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu NYC
2 NYC Kickboxing Classes for $29.99
Modern Martial Art NYC offers a variety of classes for all levels and ages. Whether you are searching for kids karate classes, adult kickboxing, or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Modern Martial Arts is a fun and safe place to learn, get fit, and meet like-minded people who share a passion for living well. The beginner-friendly classes offer many benefits to both children and adults, and Modern Martial Arts has been a trusted neighborhood partner all across New York City for over a decade.
With four established locations in Manhattan, and a new introductory program in Stuyvesant Town coming soon, owner and founder Mario Guerrero has made a name for himself in the New York City Martial Arts community. By emphasizing quality training at all levels and for all ages, his inclusive programs give anyone and everyone the opportunity to start their martial arts journey with quality instructors and a time tested curriculum.
The best way to experience what Modern Martial Arts NYC has to offer is to purchase a trial package. Over the course of two classes you will have the opportunity to meet the instructors, learn a few techniques and, more importantly, return for a second class to fine-tune what you've already learned and open the door to future successes.
The trial program offers you the opportunity to meet other students, and to see the level of progress that can be achieved at our school. The classes mix all different levels of experience so that the new students are able to learn from their current members, and their more experienced students get the opportunity to teach what they have learned. All of their students can speak to the positive experience they have had, and the encouragement they have received.
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Daniel Peñailillo Arévalo Universidad de Chile
Mauro Bussani University of Trieste
Fernando Echerri Universidad Marta Abreu de la Villa, Cuba
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James Gordley Tulane University
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Hi all,
I have been working for six weeks to increase my supply. My son is 8 weeks old and we are breast feeding around 12 times per day. About 3 times per day he finishes both breasts and then starts to frantically kick, punch, cry, and bob his head on and off the nipple. If we try to calm him with walking, jiggling, swaddling, changing, etc, he continues rooting and violently sucking his fist.
I should point out that he was slow to gain weight early on. He was born at 6 lb 14 oz and didn't regain his birth weight until week 3. Maybe he is just playing catch up?
Because of our early BFing challenges, I have been seeing a lactation consultant for six weeks. We have tried pumping after feeding, massaging my breasts during feeding, fenugreek, more milk plus, and now I am on domperidone. After one week I haven't noticed much difference. The doctor that prescribed the domperidone now suggested shatavari. But I noticed on a random website that you are not supposed to take both domperidone and shatavari? Has anyone heard why or know if this is true?
In the meantime, I have been supplementing with formula because he is definitely still hungry. This is also based on the LC's recommendation. He is asking for about 10 oz per day. We started supplementing at week 2 because he was too lethargic to eat. Half the time I use a syringe with feeding tube, and the other half I use a bottle (now with the Kassing method).
I am hoping you all will have some suggestions on how to proceed!!
thanks so much,
I'm pasting his weight history below, for more context:
All naked weights
Birth (17 April): 6 lb 14 oz
3 days (20 April): 6 lb 4 oz
2 weeks (3 May): 6 lb 7 oz
2.5 weeks (6 May): 6 lb 10 oz
started taking fenugreek at 5.4 g per day
3 weeks (10 May): 6 lb 15 oz
LC recommended supplement as needed
4 weeks (14 May): 7 lb 4 oz
LC recommended 4-6 oz supplement per day
5 weeks (21 May): 7 lb 9 oz
LC recommended Kassing method for bottle feeding, supplement 4-6 oz/day
6 weeks (27 May): 7 lb 15 oz
LC recommended supplement as needed if he is still hungry
Also suggested I see director of lactation program about domperidone and possible thyroid issues
7 weeks (3 June): 8 lb 12 oz on different scale
prescribed domperidone at 20 mg for 2x per day
8 weeks (11 June): 9 lb 9 oz
raised domperidone to 20 mg for 3x per day and suggested shatavari at 2-3 g per day


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It's been an eye sore for those who want to enjoy Keehi Lagoon. But the state is now making efforts to clean up Slipper Island.
Click here to watch Nana Ohkawa's report.
The last time the state cleaned the island was more than a year ago. Now, state officials say they are taking action after receiving numerous complaints about the mess.
"There's a lot of trash out there that doesn't belong out there and I think the people ... on the island, basically, they bring their rubbish and dump it there and let the state worry about it," said Honolulu resident Thompson Tom.
The state has moved past worrying about the mess and started shuttling the trash back to shore. The Department of Land and Natural Resources said the trash comes from two main sources: the natural current and squatters.
"We did outreach last week Friday posting notices and trying to talk to people about the items that were out here, and that we were coming out to do the cleanup," said Megan Stance with the Division of Boating.
Items cleaned up include car parts, lounge chairs, bicycles and a ton of rubbish. The state said there's also some illegal activity that happens on the island.
"We had an incident a few months ago of someone out here burning copper wire, trying to burn the plastic off of it. Myself and the district manager had to come and put the fire out before it spread to the Kiawe bushes," said Stance.
The Kiawe bushes are going to get trimmed to allow state officials to better see what's on the island.
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The Bullpen Savior, and Future Saviors
They should call him the 'bullpen savior', Tim Wakefield that is. Not only does Jason Varitek get an off day when he pitches, but as of late, the bullpen has gotten one as well. No wonder the Red Sox picked up his option for this year.
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as an outsider im so pumped for red sox-yankees. best rivalry in sports and something dramatic is bound to happen. going back to your post a few days ago, i was right behind nyjer in left field. he loved us when we chanted his name and got hyped when he made a play. it was a great night. plus im sure his flip over the rail will be on bloopers throughout ballparks very soon. had he caught it, top ten for sure!
Elizabeth – thank you!!! Wake has been amazing – let all the naysayers quiet right down! It is going to be a great series! GO RED SOX!!!
Hi Elizabeth. Thanks for mentioning the return of Kason Gabbard. I was disappointed when he was traded, but then I was one of the fools who was happy about the trade for Gagne.
Steve T.
Hi, Elizabeth …
After such a long wait, the first Yankees vs. Red Sox series is finally here !!! … As I'm writing these comments, Mike Lowell just made an outstading "diving through the air" catch of a hard liner off the bat of Nick Swisher that ended the top of the third inning, stranding two Yankee runners on base !!! … Great Play !!! … The Red Sox have taken an early 1-0 lead; and, certainly, the two double plays by the Yankees have helped Joba get out of the first two innings !!! … End of Three: Sox 1, Yanks 0
Enjoy the game, Elizabeth !!!
— Jimmy Curran, "BY&L"
I found your blog reciently and I love it. I was at the night game on the 22nd. I'm also a big minor league, especially PawSox, fan and so I hung around the dugout and called Chris Carter over and got his autograph and talked to him for a minute. I also wish the Red Sox would give him a chance. He could be a big help! He is always so nice to the kids at the ballpark and as you know, he can HIT. When Bailey came up my friends where like: "Who is this guy?" I was like, Oh thats Jeff Bailey, he was the IL MVP last year. They were like: Oh, just one of your Pawtucket buddies….and then he hits the home run! It was a great game. terriffic game tonight, go sox!
~Eliana Perlmutter
Congrats on winning Round 1 last night, Elizabeth. It sure had a dramatic ending and I'd like to rewind the tape and change it! But today's another day and my Yanks will try again. As for Wakefield, he's amazing. I think you're lucky to have him. I certainly wouldn't to try to catch that knuckler of his though!
That was quite a dandy of a game, Elizabeth. Hope you got to take it in.
Hey Elizabeth, did you catch Home Run Derby, aka, Game 2 tonight? GO SOX!
Wake may not have 300 wins but he was the greatest knuckleballer of all time.
Your Sox are doing pretty well against those Yanks, eh?🙂 First set of bragging rights for '09 go to Wakefield, Pedroia and co. Congrats. I'm just glad the Mets have the Nats this weekend….we needed something to get us back on track.Ashhttp://ashleymarshall.mlblogs.com
Elizabeth- I've been beyond impressed with Tim Wakefield. That guy is looking phenomenal! Whatever he's doing, he's doing right.
I actually resorted to following a game on my cell phone last night…technology – you gotta love it.
You gotta love how the Wakefield-Kottaras battery has looked GREAT this year. Timmy has been clutch so far, saving the bullpen on a couple of occasions. I hope the Sox keep it up!
Elizabeth, please don't talk about Tim Wakefield being "old". That's quite depressing to me, since I'm older that he is! *sigh*
"I bet you guys don't know where I was July 16, 2007 because if you did, that would be incredibly creepy." Who writes this stuff?lol… Well it's the end of April and the Sox are on top. Let's see what May brings.
To answer Tom's question, May will bring the Yankees on top of the AL East, of course! 😉 Good luck with your projects! Have a great weekend! P.S. We need an updated Elizabeth post! Your words are too important in this universe not to be heard!


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MILFORD, PA — Broadway conductor, pianist and composer Michael Rice will be performing in the Delmonico Room at the Hotel Fauchere on New Year's Eve. The widely-acclaimed Rice, who has a home in the area, conducted "Peter Pan" on Broadway and, more recently, "1776" in San Francisco.
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Rice will be performing in the Delmonico Room from 8 p.m. to past midnight during a five-course tasting dinner inspired by traditional lucky New Year's Eve foods from around the globe. Dinner includes a celebratory glass of bubbly. Reservations at $120 per person are available between 6 and 9:30 p.m.
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KMcM: This is my first crack at small business, at a physical business. So there have been some surprises about those things that go into it, like quarterly taxes and sweeping the floor and that kind of stuff, which is fine. But what's been really interesting are the reactions of people. Some walk in and it's like they've fallen into a secret garden. They say, "I didn't know you were here. I can't believe you're here. I mean, what are you doing here?" (Laughter) So they start to look [around], and then they'll say, "Oh, I read this," or "Oh, I've been wanting to read that." There's just that excitement, which of course is how I feel every day.
And then there are the people who walk in and you can sort of tell that they don't feel they belong here and they're trying to be polite, but then their eye will catch something that interests them, and that's sort of my favorite moment. Then there are people who just poke their head in the door and say "books," and then they run away. (Laughter)
I'd say another thing is that the idea of this store from the start was the celebration of paper, and that goes to our woodblock prints as well as to the printed book. A lot of the books, particularly the ones on the table, are not art books necessarily, but they're kinds of books that you wouldn't get the same experience if you read them on an e-reader. Not to say that I'm anti e-reader, because I'm certainly not. It certainly has its place, but I can't imagine reading poetry on my Kindle, or….
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It's summer time and it is the moment to pack my suitcase to go holidaysMy destination couldn't be but Ibiza: the island which never sleeps. There you have plans for a wide range of likes and moments: beach, parties or just enjoy peacefulness in any of its hidden coves. And that's the reason why stylism is essential.
The fact is… packing the bag for going to Ibiza is not an easy matter. At every time of the day you have to wear a different model, so I look at my wardrobe and I choose the most striking colours for every hour, and when I'll get tanned, without any doubt, white is the universal tone. For swimwear, I choose romantic bikinis with flower prints, one of the prints of this summer, spots, with geometrical shapes in purple and smoothy tones in red, fuchsia and white, with an 80's look, and details of ties and plastic flowers. And, of course, I cannot forget two triquinis to wear at the boat, a very sophisticated swimwear.
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Gun violence is a public health issueFebruary 27,2013
Gun violence a public health issue
With nearly 30,000 Americans dying from firearms a year, with continued mass shootings, and many other frightening statistics, why is it that gun violence is not considered a major public health issue?
In a recent Journal of the American Medical Association article entitled Silencing the Science on Gun Research authors Arthur L. Kellermanand Fredrick P. Rivarapoint out that pro-gun members of congress in 1996-97 eliminated funding for firearm injury prevention at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Since then nearly 427,000 Americans have died from gun shots. The language against firearm research stated: None of the funds made available for injury prevention and control at the CDC may be used to advocate or promote gun control. Further, in 2011 Congress extended the restrictive language it had previously applied to the CDC to all Department of Health and Human Services agencies, including the National Institutes of Health.
Injury prevention research has, over the years, contributed to effective reduction of injuries and deaths due to motor vehicle accidents, fires, drowning, and poisonings from the environment. Drs. Kellermann and Rivara go on to say: This progress was achieved without banning automobiles, swimming pools, or matches. Instead, it came about from translating research findings into effective interventions.
It is abundantly clear that our nation is severely suffering from gun violence and action must be taken. Our legislators need to enact or change laws that currently silence the science of gun violence research and allow for the CDC and the NIH to collect data which can lead to firearm injury prevention. One would expect responsible gun owners and the general public would support such action.
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HP Investors Heave Sigh of Relief, but Challenges Remain
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - HP(HPQ) , the No. 1 PC maker, still faces massive challenges, even after offering good news to its long-suffering investors with better-than-expected first-quarter results and guidance on Thursday
The embattled tech giant's shares climbed almost 8% on Friday as investors heaved a sigh of relief that HP surpassed Wall Street's modest expectations. The company also spared investors a negative-news body blow like last quarter's $8.8 billion Autonomy write-down or the third quarter's $10.8 billion charge for the EDS acquisition.
HP CEO Meg Whitman, who kicked off a massive restructuring program in May 2012, said that the company's profit was fueled by better execution and improvements in its channel and go-to-market efforts. The CEO added that she feels good about the rest of the year, with the company focused on delivering its full-year outlook.
"Fiscal 2013 is the second year in a multi-year journey to turn HP around," she said during HP's earnings conference call on Thursday. "The restructuring program had a meaningful impact on the bottom line in the first quarter, and we expect that that will accelerate as we move through fiscal 2013. If I had to characterize it, I would say that the patient showed some improvement."
Nevertheless, investors should remain wary of HP, according to analysts.
"Our view remains unchanged, we believe the challenges across HP's portfolio and massive downsizing initiatives during this critical transition period in the IT market will leave HP less relevant over the next 12-18 months," wrote Brian White, an analyst at Topeka Capital Markets. "As such, we remain sellers of HP on any strength this morning."
Clearly there are still big hurdles still in the company's path, as evidenced by first-quarter declines in its major business units. Personal Systems sales, for example, declined 8% year over year, while Printing revenue was down 5%. Speaking during HP's earnings conference call, CFO Cathie Lesjak acknowledged that the business deceleration in Personal Systems is worse than the company expected.
HP's Enterprise Group sales dipped 4%, and Enterprise Services revenue was down 7%. Software revenue slumped 2%, although Financial Services sales grew 2%.
Baird Equity Research analyst Jayson Noland said he expects further weakness in in HP's Services business during the second half of fiscal 2013. He maintained his 'neutral' rating on the company.
"HPQ shares have rebounded with stabilizing fundamentals and a better equity market, but we prefer to stay on the sidelines given remaining concerns on secular and competitive challenges," he wrote, in a note released on Friday.
HP, which describes fiscal 2013 as a "fix and rebuild" year , has at least made some slow progress, according to ISI Group analyst Brian Marshall. The company's overhaul of its multi-function printers, new storage products and advances in its networking technology could bear fruit in the second half of the year, he said.


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The 19-year-old woman and her 3-year-old male passenger were taken to different hospitals with minor injuries.
Traffic in the southbound lanes of U.S. Highway 77 was backed up for about 25 minutes while emergency crews moved the accident victims to an ambulance and swept off debris from the highway.
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Yo man Eddy Curry is still a developing star. He will cut down those turnovers, and cause points instead every year he improves EC is young player give him this season to prove it.
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Curry leads the NBA in offensive fouls by 13 (68)
Zach Randolph came in 3rd with 47...nice combo
Curry was top 7 in Lost Ball Turnovers;56. Randolph cranked the top 10 with 54. Dwight Howard was number one, by far with 86.
Crawford is the King of Palming; with 9.
King of 3-Seconds violation? No other than Chubby with 34.
I guess a little more turnovers won't hurt, right?
Yo man Eddy Curry is still a developing star. He will cut down those turnovers, and cause points instead every year he improves EC is young player give him this season to prove it.
Last edited by nyKnicks126; Oct 11, 2007 at 08:46.
No matter how many times he turns the ball over we still feed it to him there's got to be a reason we keep feeding him... oh yeah he's a monster on the blocks... dumb ass. Who in the NBA screw the east will be able to stop both of them on any given night? The only ones that will be able to stop them is theirselves. They are both still young and improving players and from what I see they have been the cause of a lot more good than bad for their teams so give them a break. D.Howard like you said blows them both out of the water with turnovers and just about every GM in the game would give their left nut to have him on their team and just like our guys he will improve with time and develope into great bigs in this leage.
The above with Curry & Zach Defensive efforts is something that Knick-Fans all this offseason been rejecting to read or hear about. Yet they expect Chemistry from Curry & Zach.Curry leads the NBA in offensive fouls by 13 (68)
Zach Randolph came in 3rd with 47...nice combo
Curry was top 7 in Lost Ball Turnovers;56. Randolph cranked the top 10 with 54. Dwight Howard was number one, by far with 86.
Crawford is the King of Palming; with 9.
King of 3-Seconds violation? No other than Chubby with 34.
I guess a little more turnovers won't hurt, right?
As if Chemistry has nothing to do with Turnovers and defense.
Curry & Zach get an A+ on their offensive scoring when their turnovers are down. But their Turnover average alongside their defensive efforts is a Big "F" for Failure.
Having both Curry & Zach on the team is a good thing if you play them together gradually throughout their first season together.
But to throw both of them out to the WOLVES together at the start of the regular season with all the "Running" BIGMEN scorers in the league the Knicks are doomed on frontcourt defense.
And depending on 30 MPG from Marbury & Crawford whom like to shoot 12 shots per game but cant because the offense will be going mainly to Curry & Zach when all four are on the court together to gain a "so-call" chemistry without any defense say we are walking on a thin line.
curry puts effort this summer and loses 20 pounds, but yet metro still got fat jokes, curry would never win with metro, its a shame
Stop letting your feelings out cause I'm not babying an NBA veteran like Curry who has a lot of holes that hurt this team, to the point his holes bring more damage to the team itself, than his strengths bring success. This is my assessment from watching Eddy Curry over 60 games last season. What about you? Are you going to sit there and tell me Curry wasn't force fed minutes? How do you give a player so many minutes when he's so poor defensively and is the king of turnovers in the NBA? If Curry was averaging 25 ppg, then I would understand. But he's just barely a 19 ppg guy. We should be a fast break team, and the agenda that Curry is God will only hold us back. Balkman, Lee, Jones, Robinson, Collins, etc...all these guys are built for an uptempo style and love to force turnovers and make plays on both sides of the ball. Give me the up tempo team play with defense rather than turnovers and terrible defense. Please man, I'm a mother****ing Knick fan and I don't know about you, but if it takes the Knicks to be one of the worst at turnovers and giving up over 101 points per game in order for Curry to "produce", **** that...I'm not down with force feeding Curry and forget the concept to win.
The only difference between Howard is that he's way younger, the best rebounder in the NBA, a solid defender, and has a great personality with a lot of motivation to get better(Dwight Howard has developed a new shooting form at the FT, except him to shoot 65-70 FT% this season rather than 55-60%)
Plus the fact Howard is top 50, while Curry isn't.
btw, if you think you can contradict what I said, then kindly bring up Curry's and Crawford's playoff resume.
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lilman_bklyn, stop crying; Thank you.
Now listen, Houston average 2.1 TO's his career in 33 mins.
Curry average 2.3 in 25 minutes. an 8 minute difference, why would you even bring that stat up? In those 2.3 TO's Curry avg, he gave 13 ppg. Houston gave 17 ppg. More points, less turnovers? Or less points and more turnovers? Its simple.
Allan Houston earned his blue and orange, Curry hasn't. Being loyal to Curry = Isiahsexual. Most of you Isiahsexuals can't even spell Allan Houston's name. I honestly believe most of you guys just started following the Knicks in 2003, thats why your standards are so damn low, and you will back up Isiah on anything...or think Camby isn't half as valuable as Eddy Curry.
btw...I barely remember you(probably you've been one of those over emotional Isiah lovers who got burried in a thread way back), but you could hop off these nuts like you know me or something. I don't play that way, banana boy.
Who's next? I'll take on the parade of Isiahsexuals one by one. disecting you motha****as
and you want to nick pick.. its cool... houston averaged 4 points more than curry in his career while averaging 5 more shots a game, and Curry doesn't shoot 3's like Houston, so that point is **** to me... The amount of minutes averaged is ****, because that wasnt your initial point, your initial point was turnover this and turnover that, dont start bringin up extra stuff when your stupid post is thrashed by me. i mean if that was the case, I would bring up how allan houston was one of the most one dimensional shooting guards ever... thats all he did was shoot.. do you remember allan houston when he was in his prime, do you remember how many rebounds you see help out on, like charlie ward use to?, how bout steals, how bout just defend period, how bout assist? none of the above. Anyway thats not the way I go about debating. I stick to the point at hand and dont deviate.
I already touched on it earlier but i'll throw it in again just because I can, do you happen to know what the "Trent Tucker rule "is? you don't... its okay im sure you'll go and scower the internet for the answer.. its not because i've been a knicks fan longer than you that makes me a better fan, its the fact that im more knowledgeable, have more of an appreciation for the sport, and just because i am ..
...you have brought the complete package lil BK...Intelligence, maturity, and self-discipline (not responding to garbage with garbage). I see your point entirely. I crushed this cat along time ago so I know what you're going through. He can't respond to intelligence so that's why he gets personal.
To add my 2 cents and being unbiased...if I had to take a center today...I would take Dwight Howard over Eddy Curry...but that's right now. And the reason is that you can teach a player offense but defense is acquired through mental toughness and not everyone has that or is built for that. And Kiyaman also brings up good points such as low-post chemistry and high TO rates. But yet he fails to mention that when under single coverage, not a man in the league can stop EC or Z-Bo. So we have to tell both sides of the story.
Eddy Curry has consistently continued to drop pounds every year as a knick...the fat jokes have to stop. The man is working hard every offseason to get better. And EC also has a great personality so that part of the kids arguement was weak. True knick fans are loyal to EC because he's willing to work hard and get better every year while consistently being persistant (heart problems, robberies, critics, fake knick fans bashing him, etc.).
Eddy Curry has improved every year as a knick, he's lost weight every year as a knick, he's never been in trouble as a knick, nice guy, great personality, with a will to work hard every night....so why are we ratting on him?
Fact of the matter is that he turns the ball over alot...but last year was the first year he was ever intergrated as the number one option in an offense. HE'S NEVER BEEN THE NUMBER ONE OPTION. So when he gets forced fed the ball, he's going to need time to adjust to the pressure that he's going to receive from the defense. He's not going to be averaging 25 pts a game on his first year of being the man of the offense. Get real folks...be patient, he's going to be a beast eventually but MJ wasn't MJ in one year, shaq wasn't shaq in one year...so why do we expect eddy curry to be a beast in one year?
Now we have Z-Bo, which gives EC more freedom in the post since he won't be getting double team by another big. And since the guards are sent cutting through the lane (seen previously in preseason games) double teams by guards are going to be difficult also unless they want to give up free layups. Z-Bo and EC is not like Marbury and Francis. Marbury and Francis almost had the exact same game so they didn't compliment each other. Z-Bo and EC our both low post scorers but in diffferent ways. EC scores through brute force but Z-Bo scores through jumpers and post skill even though he can overpower opponents. So that compliment each other. More likely this combination will work unlike the marbury-francis backcourt.
Please respond to this with intellgent answers...no B.S, no made up assumptions, and no side arguments. If you're going to argue...hit the points of the argument straight on or don't even bother responding...
Stay Tuned.....
Back to the point about Allan Houston, please tell me how you question a fans loyatly for making a comment about not wanting Houston on the team, but then you respond with a shot at Curry? It's not about stats, and if Curry is being forced fed the ball,or his turn overs, it's about being a fan, and the self proclaimed best blogger on this sight disrespecting our team.
Maybe I'm being too sensitve...maybe, or maybe I'm being a loyal fan? and I guess it is kinda silly to let that get under my skin, but that irked me seeing it so I spoke my mind. Take how you want to
Your first 2 sentences is where you made the comparison. When someone makes a negative comment towards Houston, thats a lack of loyalty. Curry is a poor defender who watches smaller guards take it to the hoop against him and hasnt done **** for this team yet. fans have a lot to choose from when looking to criticize curry because of his poor defense, turnovers, and poor ability to pass out of the double team. Allan Houston represents the last time the knicks were a winning team.
I just got a few quick questions for you Metro. We all know you hate Curry, and you love your stupid little pictures (despite the fact hes not fat anymore... Go ahead and put Randolphs face on those pics). And you continuely bash a guy who actually is one of the hardest workers on the team. I'm not going to argue that he doesn't turn the ball over, because he does. And he obviously has to work on the defensive side, but never once heard you discuss the positives he brings to the team. Scoring in the post, spreads the floor for the rest of the team, has gotten into good shape, and hes still young. So now to some of my questions.
Who on this team has a great playoff resume?
You mention that Curry hasn't done anything in the playoffs, but who other then Malik Rose has. Your boy Marbury has been in the long twice as long as Curry and hasn't won a single playoff series. And before you make your arguement that Marbury was on bad teams, what good team was Curry on?
Did I read your website wrong or all 90% of the other players on top 10 lists allstar caliber players?
Curry is never going to be a low turnover guy. Big time post players get offense fouls called on them. Its a fact. Especially with Curry's size he is going to get a few bad calls against him because it looks like hes mandhandling the guy. Plus guys who get the ball down low get double teamed so occasionally there going to turn it over.
Is Curry ever going to get traded?
Ill answer that for you. No so get the **** over it and either support him or even better just don't post the same garbage about him come up with some new points.
Does Curry still have room to grow and the time to do it?
Curry didn't go to College so hes still young. And without that seasoning in college he was behind the 8 ball as far as devolpment. He's improved nearly every season so is it that far fetched hell improve his passing and defense.
I have plenty of more questions but i got to work to do. Plus no matter what say youll never open your mind to atleast giving curry a chance.
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Millions perform good deeds on 9/11 Day
Bandera County Courier (TX), September 6, 2012
In 2009, this group, along with widespread support of the 9/11 community and strong bi-partisan backing, succeeded in having Sept. 11 designated a National Day of Service and Remembrance as a part of the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act.
9/11: a National Day of Service and Remembrance
South Bergenite (NJ), September 5, 2012
As the anniversary of 9/11 draws closer, groups are mobilizing to garner support for 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance, aiming to make it the single largest day of service in history. Read more >>
Isaac-Related Clips
Red Cross staging Isaac volunteers in Memphis
WREG News Channel 3 (TN), August 31, 2012
Friday morning outside the Red Cross headquarters in Midtown, 28 volunteers with AmeriCorps got their marching orders. Read more >>
Photos: Isaac response in Mississippi
American Red Cross, September 3, 2012
After Hurricane Isaac, AmeriCorps worker Jessica Johnson hands Willie Greer a Red Cross cleanup kit during a disaster relief distribution in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Read more >>
Joplin residents 'paying it forward' by volunteering in flood-ravaged Minot, N.D.
Joplin Globe (MO), September 5, 2012
Seventeen volunteers from Joplin arrived early Thursday in this northern prairie town to show support for the flood-ravaged community. Read more >>
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Companion program helps seniors stay in their homes
The Interior Journal (KY), September 5, 2012
But among their myriad of memories, neither has experienced having to leave their home behind for a long-term care facility, something June said is due in no small part to the Senior Companion program serving Lincoln County. "It helps me out a lot," she said. "It's been a real Godsend." Read more >>
Battling back: Veterans are helping each other
Sun Sentinel (FL), September 6, 2012
Though created in 2010 through Broward's Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), the program didn't start thriving until being connected to the county's Veterans' Treatment Court, which opened in May. Read more >>
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Hofkes becomes National Civilian Community Corps volunteer
The Chippewa Herald (WI), September 5, 2012
They've lived in tents, provided relief to disaster-devastated communities, mentored disadvantaged youth, coordinated tens of thousands of volunteers, and developed into our nation's future leaders. With over half a million hours of service and over 120 projects behind them, hundreds of AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) members graduated this July. Read more >>
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AmeriCorps volunteers serving in SVMC
North Adams Transcripts (MA), September 5, 2012
Veronica Ariel, of Millville, and Nicole Rau, of North Clarendon, are the first members of the AmeriCorps Volunteers in Service to America program to serve at SVMC. Read more >>
Sterling Native honored at White House event
The Landmark (MA), September 6, 2012
The career was launched at AmeriCorps, a national program that provides opportunities for 75,000 adults per year to serve through a network of partnerships with local and national nonprofit groups. Read more >>


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Obama needs a lasting message
Barack Obama's triumph over his recalcitrant opposition during the government shutdown pointed to the deep divisions in the Republican Party. Sen. Mitch McConnell, putting his country first, decided to make a deal with Harry Reid and place pressure on John Boehner's crew in the House of Representatives. Eighty-seven Republicans joined Democrats in ending the two-week-old stoppage of the government.
Although Obama was handed another symbolic victory, it still begs the question of "what now? Democrats?" In August, Obama appeared as if he were in a trap of his own making over Syria. He smartly threw the question into Congress' lap and magically he was freed from his own barriers. Syria is scarcely in the news much less threatened by American military action. But Obama is still bogged down on immigration and other vital reforms.
For Democrats, the perils of dealing with one house of congress in the hands of the opposition has done much to muddy the party's message. As in the Clinton years, they appear to play defense, reacting to the opposition rather than shaping an agenda for the future. Obama, whose faith in bipartisanship was almost mystical at the beginning of his presidency, now is stymied by an unrelenting opposition.
For Obama, this style of tactical politics must be frustrating.
Although he has used speeches to try to change the state of political discourse, his initiatives still are bogged down. Fortunately Republicans boosted him by seeming to oppose simply to oppose. Now, surveys show voters by 51 to 44 percent wanting government to do more rather than less. The shutdown made the point that the GOP placed partisan considerations ahead of the national interest.
So the "bully pulpit" mixed with unintended consequences helped give Obama a boost. But what the party can agree on for the future is a little less than certain. Obama's inherent moderation has limited his message as a good government one.
There are limitations as the first glitches concerning the Affordable Care Act. This looks like neither good government nor good planning. It's very hard to appear smart when, after years of planning the rollout of Obamacare, it was less than smooth.
But thanks to the GOP, this is not what the public focused on. The shutdown seemed infinitely worse than the bungling of the website.
Although the media wants to blame Ted Cruz entirely, the Republican Party has engaged in a four-year and nine-month filibuster of the Obama administration.
Cruz played to the galleries as did Joe McCarthy in the 1950s. But like McCarthy, he had quite a few allies; Cruz was pilloried as if he had thought of the idea. Cruz's actions were consistent with what Republicans had been doing from the very beginning.
For the next three years and three months, however, Obama has to lay this aside and give the Democratic Party a message that can last.
Although he can point to his enemies, it does not suffice as an explanation of what Democrats want to achieve in the future.


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Home List of Titles Influence of spray angle on the pore and crack microstructure of plasma-sprayed deposits
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/41616
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- Influence of spray angle on the pore and crack microstructure of plasma-sprayed deposits
- Author(s)
- Ilavsky, Jan; Allen, Andrew J.; Long, Gabrielle G.; Krueger, Susan; Berndt, C. C.; Herman, Herbert
- Abstract
- To understand the influence of processing parameters on the microstructure of plasma-sprayed deposits, small-angle neutron scattering measurements were made of the processing-parameter-dependent specific surface area of the voids in gray alumina deposits. These studies indicate that the voids are in the form of pores between the splats and around inclusions or unmelted particles, and are also in the form of cracks within the splats which may develop during cooling. The porous volume increases as the angle between the spray gun and the substrate (the "spray angle") decreases. This study also indicates that the cracks are preferentially oriented, and that the crack orientation also depends on the spray angle. The interlamellar pores, however, are preferentially oriented parallel to the substrate surface, and the orientation of the pore is independent of the spray angle.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Source
- Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 80, no. 3 (Mar 1997), pp. 733-742
- Publication year
- 1997
- Keyword(s)
- Alumina; Ceramic coatings; Cooling; Crack orientation; Cracks; Crystal microstructure; Gray alumina deposits; Inclusions; Interlamellar pores; Plasma applications; Plasma sprayed deposits; Small angle neutron scattering measurement; Spray angle effect; Spray guns; Sprayed coatings; Substrates; Voids
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 0002-7820
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- Peer reviewed