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4th March 2006
St. Matthew's Church, Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1JF
Expect a night with the emphasis placed squarely on dirty electronic house as the Coordinators, aka Tim Dingley and Carl Sutherland, go head to head with Koochy's Alex Collings and Pete Whitehouse. Also joining them for a unique live set are rising stars, The Shakey Breakfoot Band. Guaranteed to be something slightly different from this Brixton institution
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The Shakey Breakfoot Band – Live Sax and Ableton set.
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Koochy – Alex Collings, Pete Whitehouse.
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13th August 2005
Golden Jubilee, Temple Pier, London.
The first ever Coordinated boat party takes place on 13th August, with two floors of music featuring the best in breaks and house plus a large sundeck. What better way to spend a Saturday evening than cruising down the thames 'avin it!
To add a touch of coordinated mayhem to the event you are encouraged to turn in with your finest pirate hats. Be sure to watch out for pillaging pirates and buccaneering babes.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased below. There are limited amounts of tickets available for £13.50. Once these are gone, tickets increase to £15. Be sure to get them early as this is a ticket only event and there is limited capacity.
See you on the 1st, don't forget to bring the Zwack and wear your best pirate hat!
The Coordinated Team
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Coordinated House – Progressive and funky house.
Anil Chawla b2b Mark Sun
Tim Dingley b2b Carl Sutherland
Alex Rajkovic (Mass transit), Gaz Davies.
Coordinated Breaks – Funky Breaks and live instrumentalists.
Hotrox, JMS, Dom Smart +percussion.
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Temple Pier, Victoria Embankment, London WC2R 2PN (Opposite Tube station and the Walkabout Pup)
Nearest Tube: Temple [District & Circle Lines]
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The Golden Jubilee will be leaving from Temple Pier at 7PM. Please make sure you arrive at 6.30PM. We aim to set sail at 7PM sharp. Please note, the the fully stocked bar is cash only (for obvious reasons).
Dress Code: Pirate hats, – Best one wins a prize!
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01st July 2005
89 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3HX
On Friday July 1st we return to the Medicine Bar Shoreditch with our most exciting line up to date. Down in the basement we have Mixmag Future Hero, Anil Chawla.
Ministry of Sound radio star Anil has recently been seen tearing up the dance floor wherever he's booked, from the Honey Club in Brighton all the way up to the Tribal Sessions at Sankeys Soap. Frequently spotted in London behind the decks at Turnmills and many a boat party on the Thames, Anil is on the up in a big way and certainly one to watch. What's more he will be celebrating his birthday, so don't expect a sober head in sight!
Residents Tim Dingley and Carl Sutherland will join Anil along side the rhythmic presence of Bongoman on percussion.
The 1st floor of the Medicine Bar sees the debut of a new dimension to our nights, 'Coordinated Breaks'. Headlining the breaks floor we've pulled out all the stops and brought you one of the worlds leading breaks DJ's and producers Chris Carter [TCR/Record/Roxiller]. Chris Carter is generally regarded as one of breakbeat's most creative and talented artists. From his early work on Botchit with partner BLIM, to his latest releases on labels like Forged and TCR, Chris brings a distinct sound that incorporates his diverse musical influences and cutting edge production.
Chris will be joined by up and coming talent Hotrox whose sets with live saxophone from Mr Cash, are guaranteed to bring innovation and a smile to your face.
Entry to the Medicine Bar is free before 9pm with a door tax of £6 after.
Line Up Details
Coordinated House – Progressive and funky house.
Anil Chawla (Mixmag Future Hero), Tim Dingley, Carl Sutherland, featuring Bongoman on percussion.
Coordinated Breaks – Funky Breaks and live instrumentalists.
Chris Carter (TCR/Record/Roxiller), Hotrox + Guests with Mr Cash on Sax.
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Medicine Bar (Shoreditch)
89 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3HX
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Boa Morte last week accused Ferguson of making alleged racist comments when the pair clashed during their recent FA Cup fourth- round tie at Goodison Park.
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Is Worth Avenue Worth it? (Scenic Sunday)
I can truly say I live in a very diverse, yet very historic state. When I think I have seen it all or know it all about my state, particularly my area, I am so so wrong.
I decided to take a drive to one of the most historic places in my state and that is, and that place is called "Worth Avenue" in the city of Palm Beach Florida.
Worth ave as us locals call it know that area as the "Elites's playground" but I myself know it as one of the most historic islands in Florida.
I love art, and most of all I love old art and when it comes to historic art, Worth ave. is WORTH it!
No longer is this city just for the "elite/high class" snobs as some may say, it is now a place where locals meet vacationers, where the winter birds land and the little kids from all over the state come to play in the sand.
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You can drive by, or walk and explore the mini parks scattered throughout and do not worry about your little dog! If you chose to take your little fur baby with you, they have special areas around to offer water for them. Let's just say the water fountains for the dogs are just as historic as the area they are in.
So much more to explore that it takes more than one day to explore all the hidden gems on this island.
Take a look below at some of the areas on Worth Ave. where I happily jumped on over to take photos and "act like a tourist" rather then a local.
this is a close up of the little sun that was next to me on the wall (above photo on the right) at the toy shop, it was so small but so beautiful and historic.
one of the nook areas down between two shops on Worth Ave. I felt like Alice in Wonderland. EVERY turn had a new area to explore and walk through.
I wish I could say that we bent the window but it was AMAZZIINNGGLLYY done that way! It was magical!
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List of Soundgarden band members
Soundgarden performing at Lollapalooza in Chicago, 2010 (L-R: Chris Cornell, Matt Cameron, Ben Shepherd. Not pictured: Kim Thayil.)
|Background information
|Seattle, Washington, USA
|Alternative metal, grunge, alternative rock, heavy metal
|Years active
|1984–1997, 2010–present
|Kim Thayil
Matt Cameron
Ben Shepherd
|Past members
|Chris Cornell (deceased)
Hiro Yamamoto
Scott Sundquist
Jason Everman
Soundgarden is an American alternative grunge band formed in Seattle, Washington in 1984 by lead singer and rhythm guitarist Chris Cornell, lead guitarist Kim Thayil, and bassist Hiro Yamamoto.[1] The drummer position was originally filled by Cornell, who played drums while singing, but in 1985 the band enlisted Scott Sundquist to allow Cornell to concentrate on vocals.[2] The band's first recordings were three songs that appeared on a compilation for C/Z Records called Deep Six.
In 1986, Sundquist, who by that point had a wife and a child, decided to leave the band and spend time with his family.[1] He was replaced by Matt Cameron, the drummer for Skin Yard, who became Soundgarden's permanent drummer. This line-up released the extended plays Screaming Life in 1987 and Fopp in 1988, and the studio albums Ultramega OK in 1988 and Louder Than Love in 1989. Following the release of Louder Than Love, Yamamoto left the band to finish his master's degree in Physical Chemistry at Western Washington University. He was replaced by former Nirvana guitarist Jason Everman. Everman was fired following Soundgarden's tour supporting Louder Than Love. His only contribution for Soundgarden was the band's cover of The Beatles song "Come Together".
In 1990, the band was joined by a new bassist, Ben Shepherd. With the addition of Shepherd, Soundgarden's line-up would not change for the remainder of its existence. Soundgarden subsequently released Badmotorfinger in 1991, Superunknown in 1994, and Down on the Upside in 1996. Tensions within the group arose during the Down on the Upside sessions, with Thayil and Cornell reportedly clashing over Cornell's desire to shift away from the heavy guitar riffing that had become the band's trademark.[3] In 1997, the band broke up due to internal strife over its creative direction. In a 1998 interview, Thayil said, "It was pretty obvious from everybody's general attitude over the course of the previous half year that there was some dissatisfaction."[4]
Cornell announced Soundgarden's reunion on January 1, 2010.[5]
Current members[edit]
- Kim Thayil
- Active: 1984–1997, 2010–present
- Instruments: lead guitar
- Release contributions: all Soundgarden releases
- Kim Thayil was a member of the original band formed in 1984.[6]
- Matt Cameron
- Active: 1986–1997, 2010–present
- Instruments: drums, backing vocals
- Release contributions: all Soundgarden releases
- By September 1986, Matt Cameron had gained so much notoriety in the local Seattle music scene that he was chosen to play for Soundgarden, replacing drummer Scott Sundquist. Cornell said, "When I first met Matt, he was already the best drummer in town...He just seemed very confident and well-adjusted."[7]
- Ben Shepherd
- Active: 1990–1997, 2010–present
- Instruments: bass, backing vocals
- Release contributions: all Soundgarden releases from Badmotorfinger (1991)
- Ben Shepherd first auditioned for the role of bassist in Soundgarden in 1989, immediately after Hiro Yamamoto left, but was turned down because he could not play the songs well enough.[1] Following the firing of Jason Everman, Shepherd was then hired. Cornell said that Shepherd brought a "fresh and creative" approach to the Badmotorfinger recording sessions,[8] and the band as a whole said that his knowledge of music and writing skills redefined the band.[9] Before joining, Soundgarden had been Shepherd's favorite band.[10]
Former members[edit]
- Chris Cornell
- Active: 1984–1997, 2010–2017; died 2017
- Instruments: lead vocals, rhythm guitar
- Release contributions: all Soundgarden releases
- Chris Cornell was a member of the original band formed in 1984.[6]
- Hiro Yamamoto
- Active: 1984–1989
- Instruments: bass
- Release contributions: Deep Six (1986), Screaming Life (1987), Fopp (1988), Ultramega OK (1988), Louder Than Love (1989)
- Hiro Yamamoto was a member of the original band formed in 1984.[6] In 1989, he left the band following the completion of the Louder Than Love recording sessions.[11] Regarding the sessions, Cornell said, "At the time Hiro [Yamamoto] had excommunicated himself from the band and there wasn't a free-flowing system as far as music went, so I ended up writing a lot of it."[12] Yamamoto was becoming frustrated that he wasn't contributing much, and opted to go back to college.[11] Cornell stated, "It seems an odd time to quit. We're doing real well. We've got a touring budget now. We don't haul amps or do such long van rides any more."[11]
- Scott Sundquist
- Active: 1985–1986
- Instruments: drums
- Release contributions: Deep Six (1986)
- Scott Sundquist, who prior to joining the band had been friends with Cornell,[13] was asked to join the band so that Cornell could focus on singing.[14] Sundquist left the band to spend time with his family,[1] and remained on friendly terms with Cornell and Thayil following his departure.[13]
- Jason Everman
- Active: 1989–1990
- Instruments: bass
- Release contributions: "Come Together" from Loudest Love (1990), Louder Than Live (1990)
- Jason Everman replaced Hiro Yamamoto before the band embarked on its promotional tour for Louder Than Love. Everman was fired immediately after Soundgarden completed the tour in mid-1990. Thayil said that "Jason just didn't work out,"[9] and that the band "didn't need to go find someone better than him; we needed to find a kindred spirit that we'd hang out with anyway."[13]
- ^ a b c d Anderson, Kyle (2007). Accidental Revolution. New York: St. Martin's Griffin. pp. 112–116. ISBN 0-312-35819-9.
- ^ George-Warren, Holly, Patricia Romanowski, and Jon Pareles. The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll. Rolling Stone Press. 2001. ISBN 0-671-43457-8.
- ^ Colopino, John. "Soundgarden Split". Rolling Stone. May 29, 1997.
- ^ Gilbert, Jeff. "Sound of Silence". Guitar World. February 1998.
- ^ Kaufman, Gil (January 4, 2010). "Soundgarden's Cornell announces reunion". MTV News. MTV Networks. Retrieved 2010-01-10.
- ^ a b c Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. "Soundgarden". Allmusic. Retrieved on 2008-09-18.
- ^ "Soundgarden". Kerrang!. May 29, 1996.
- ^ "'Garden of Eden". Kerrang!. August 31, 1991.
- ^ a b Neely, Kim. "Soundgarden: The Veteran Band from Seattle Proves There's Life After Nirvana". Rolling Stone. July 9, 1992.
- ^ Myers, Caren. "Garden of Earthly Delights". Details. April 1994.
- ^ a b c "How Does Your Garden Grow?". Sounds. October 21, 1989.
- ^ "Colour Me Badmotorfinger!". Raw. October 30, 1991.
- ^ a b c Blush, Steven. "Soundgarden". Seconds. 1996.
- ^ Neely, Kim. "Into the Superunknown". Rolling Stone. June 16, 1994. Retrieved on May 3, 2008.


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Today I have a card to share with you that I made for the Moxie Fab World Focal Point Challenge. It's been quite a while since I've able to to make any cards. My husband was quite ill all summer and as a result my whole world stopped for a little while during his illness. Now that he's doing better and on the road to recovery, my creative juices are starting to flow once again and I'm excited to give this challenge a try. For the Focal Point Challenge, I decided to make a Halloween card with the focal point of the card being the sentiment.
To begin the card, I stamped and framed the sentiment with these beautiful ornate die cuts. To further accentuate the sentiment I added orange and brown rhinestones. I then used a mix of pattern paper that emulates the curves of the die cuts. I like how the die cuts give the card that touch of elegance I was looking for.
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VIDEO: 2 Guys in the News Lately
First up, Dave Kopel joins me to talk about the latest with our lawsuit against the new anti-gun bills signed by Hick.
Then Scott Gessler joins me to discuss the silly mail-in ballot law.
First up, Dave Kopel joins me to talk about the latest with our lawsuit against the new anti-gun bills signed by Hick.
Then Scott Gessler joins me to discuss the silly mail-in ballot law.
You might think that a self-proclaimed "economic development expert" would have a solid grasp of the levels of taxation in Colorado. You might be wrong.
In a recent Denver Post guest opinion column making a case for a two-tiered state income-tax rate, former state representative and executive director of Colorado's Office of Economic Development and International Trade Don Marostica makes the claim that Colorado ranks 45th in combined state and local taxation. Mr. Marostica did not cite any source for this claim. Here is the what he wrote:
For state taxes paid per $1,000 of income, Colorado ranks 48th. When state and local taxes are combined, Colorado is still near the bottom at 45th, below Texas and all our other neighboring states.
But according to the the meticulously sourced and cited 2012 Independence Institute study, "How Colorado's Tax Burdens Rank Nationally," Colorado is 26th in the nation for combined state and local tax burdens…hardly "near the bottom" in terms of paying taxes. From the study:
Colorado ranks 26th nationally, compared to all other states for the combined state and local tax burden, on a per capita basis.
You can read the study here.
We filed suit against the unconstitutional gun laws today.
I've never seen anything like it.
A couple of hours ago the lobby of our Independence Institute building, affectionately known as the Freedom Embassy, was overflowing with microphones, cameras, and news reporters for the announcement that our lawsuit has been filed against the unconstitutional new gun bills. Quite literally, reporters were spilling out of our front door.
Sheriffs, representing the 54 elected sheriffs across Colorado, disabled gun owners, women for concealed carry, and the Colorado Farm Bureau all spoke on why they are plaintiffs in this landmark case.
You can see the press conference in its entirety below. Please take at least a few minutes to witness the passion behind our plaintiffs and listen to their reasons for challenging the State of Colorado. These are the people that make me so very proud to be a Coloradan. They are the spirit of Colorado.
We are honored and humbled to spearhead this effort to overturn these dangerous laws. Here is the full video of the press conference. Here is the official complaint.
For parents who are interested in learning more about K-12 scholarship tax credits in Colorado, the Independence Institute's Education Policy Center has a new resource for you called, Colorado Kids Win. Along with information, outside resources, and videos (see below), you can keep in touch with the Education Center by signing up with their newsletter here.
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Friday night means public affairs tv with the Independence Institute on Colorado Public Television 12. First at 8:00, catch research director Dave Kopel on the roundtable show Colorado Inside Out. Then stick around at 8:30 for Devil's Advocate. First, RE/MAX co-founder Dave Liniger joins host Jon Caldara to discuss his new book, "My Next Step." Then El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa sits down to discuss his opposition to Colorado's new gun-owner control laws. That's tonight starting at 8:00 on CPT12.
If you missed the last episode of my TV show Devils Advocate, here are the videos:
First up, we discuss the true tale of a Rhode Island city that turned its dire financial situation around. How might that story play out at the national level?
Then, with the passing of famed concert promoter Barry Fey just a couple weeks ago, I help commemorate Barry's memory by re-airing an interview I did with him from last year.
With all the focus on guns, it's easy to forget about all the other areas the Colorado legislature effects our daily lives – like transportation. Transportation policy has been one of my pet issues for quite sometime. As you may recall, I used to be chairman of the RTD board (see, I've got some street cred).
Some important things to note: First, the big light-rail boondoggle moves forward with the recent opening of RTD's West line. You may have read that it came under budget, but of course that's not true. It actually costs more than double what they estimated back in 1997. Not to mention it will service less people than originally proposed, making it the perfect combination of a government program: Over budget with less benefits. You can read more about the boondoggle in this Complete Colorado Page 2 editorial, "Light-rail boondoggle moves money instead of people," from Brian Schwartz and Randal O'Toole.
Speaking of Brian Schwartz… he's been on fire in relation to transportation these days. Not only did he help write that fantastic editorial for Complete Colorado, he was also quoted in this morning's Denver Post. In an article describing how the state can now use road money for virtually anything transit related (totally unconstitutional by the way), Brian is quoted as the lone voice in opposition (go figure).
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There are several things I wish I'd known before jumping into the pursuit of publishing. It's not to say I wouldn't have reached for that star anyway, but I (hope) I would have been just a might bit more careful in doing so to avoid getting scorched. The focus of Mr. Cavanaugh's post is one of those important revelations. That publishing is one-part book and three-parts sales it is another.
Wouldn't it be great if a curriculum existed to guide new writers? The objective would be clear: To keep new authors from making huge mistakes before they land a contract AND ensure they know this boat may not land soon. Below that on the syllabus, in four levels, one would find additional objectives. Tasks should be completed before moving to the next level, and all should be completed before the big pitch. I.E. (these are off the top of my head, so don't shoot me):
First Level:
- The secret Jack Cavanaugh wrote about
- Basic story structure--Yes, there is one
- Basic writing/publishing definitions
- Common errors for new writers ("speaker tags," she said adroitly; head hopping)
- Books to read before moving to the Second Level
- Why hoping an agent will love your story so much, they'll ignore the writing is a bad idea
- Why You Should Watch What You Say on Loops and Comments!
- Joining a writers group/organization
- Don't break the rules--For Now
- Learning to recognize telling
- Genre definitions
- Category vs Title
- Writing query letters
- Why you can't send unsolicited queries
- Why a writers' conference
- Pitching at conferences and what to avoid
- Deeper POV
- You're still telling!
- Defining audience
- Researching your target market
- Researching your target publisher publisher
- Why you should have know the previous before starting your novel
- How to pitch
- Query letters--What you thought you knew
- Polishing the manuscript
- One Sheets
- Networking
- The Big Pitch
- Are you concerned about obtaining a copyright? Return to the First Level Start
- Are you stressing over your title? Return to First Level Start
- Underline the telling in this passage: Adolf heard the soldiers running down the corridor. He tested the window. It wouldn't open. Then he remembered the trap door. Can't? Return to Second Level Start
But then again, learning these aspects may very well be an integral part of a writer's journey. As I once heard a young, legally blind man say, "There is no strength where there is no struggle."
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If you are getting sound out of only one ear, then the headphone jack is broke - unfortunately, Philips does not have any more HDD models to send you as a replacement
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I hear a noise when I turn my wheel all the way to right. I never hear it when I turn all the left. Sometimes I can go weeks w/o hear but then it can creep for a day or two and go away again.
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How long since a brake inspection? What other conditions besides sharp right turn? Under load , no-load? speed? Power steering belt/fluid level OK? Are all plastic shields underneath in proper position?
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Question: toenail fungus? or just genetic
|cybrwolf - Fri Jul 20, 2007 2:40 pm
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As long as I can remember I have had thick kind of pointy toenails on the two smallest toes on both feet. An I always remembered both of my parents having nails like that on their toes. My actual toes actually tend to be a bit pointier looking that most people's. Now I have one toenail by my big toe on one foot only that looks like it is starting to get that thickness tendency in it's growth (almost like it grows as thick at the same time it grows long). They are not discolored, just thick and they don't look like the toenail fungus info I look at on the internet.
Is this genetic, or perhaps actually a form of toenail fungus?
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It is possible that there is a fungal infection although if your parents have similar nails it is very likely to be genetic.
I would suggest you have your doctor take a look the next time you are in.
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The motors, LED/photo sensor and bumper switch were salvaged from unused printers. The brains are the Arduino, attached to a Motor Shield and MakerShield. The other parts are readily available at most hardware stores. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 2 of 23 TagBot Step 1 — Salvage Printer Parts • A lot of good parts can be salvaged from old printers. For this project, the DC Motor, LED/Photo Detector Sensor and the switch with a lever will be used. The location of these parts are indicated in the picture. This project will require two DC motors, so two salvaged printers will be needed. • Remove the two screws securing the motor, and unplug the power wire. Put the motors aside so they can be used later. • Remove the circuit board. The switch and sensor will need to be de-soldered and removed from the board. Note the markings on the circuit board that that indicate what the pins are on the sensor. Mark the pins for future reference. • Note the nice stepper motor also in the printer. It's not used in this project, but it's prime picking for other projects. O © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 3 of 23 TagBot Step 2 — Make the Frame • The frame will be made of a 6V2 inch wide by 8 inch long piece of plywood. Two aluminum rails will be fastened to the long edge of the plywood. This will form the deck and side rails of the frame. • Mark the 6V2" wide by 8" long rectangle on the W plywood sheet. Mark 2 inches and 3 inches from one end to identify location of both axles. • Cut two 8 inch sections of 3 A" square tube for the side rails. Mark one with R and the other with L on the front top edge so you don't mix these up when working on them. • Turn the rail so the inside edge is up. Mark two inches and three inches from the rear edge of the square tube. These will be the center line of the two axles. • The holes in the side rails will be drilled slightly above the center of the rail. Measure down from the top side of both square tubes 5/16" and mark this with a center punch. • Drill the forward hole on the right tube to V2", and drill the rearward hole of the left tube to V2". Both these holes will go through both sides of the rail. • The remaining two holes will be 3/8" holes and these only go through the inside of the rail. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 4 of 23 TagBot Step 3 — Make Axles and Sleeves • Each axle will run through a sleeve inside the side rails. To make this sleeve, use a pipe cutter to cut two %" sections of aluminum round tube. Insert this axle sleeve in the 1/2" hole on each rail. • Make the axles from two 3/8" x 8" carriage bolts. Using a hack saw, cut the heads from two 3/8" x 8" carriage bolts leaving as much shaft length as possible. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 5 of 23 TagBot Step 4 — Ready the Deck • Test fit the assembly by placing the square tube on the edges of the marked plywood rectangle and insert the axles. The axle's threaded end should go through the sleeve, and the un-threaded end into the small hole. Make sure the axles turn freely without binding. • Cut the plywood on the marks. • Tip: Score the marks with a knife and put tape along the edge before sawing to prevent the edges from fraying. • Place the square tubes on the edges of the board, clamp them in place and drill two pilot holes just slightly smaller then the attachment screws. Using 4 sheet metal screws, attach the square pipe to the board near the edges of the board making sure these screws do not interfere with the axles. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 6 of 23 TagBot Step 5 — Make the Axle Location Ring • The wheel location sensor uses a stationary photo eye and a slotted washer fixed to the axle. The photo eye will count the number of slots that pass the sensor. We will call this slotted washer the "axle location ring." • The axle location ring is made by using a flat piece of plastic, such as the one from the paper tray of the salvaged printer. Drill a 3/8" hole in the plastic. Using a 7/8" washer as a template, center the washer on the hole and mark the outside edge of the washer. Use tin snips to cut out the plastic washer. • Six evenly spaced 1/8" slots need to be cut in the outside edge. To space these equally, use a large hex nut as a guide. Center the nut on the plastic washer and mark the points of the nut onto the washer. • Using a hacksaw, cut six slots in the edge of the plastic washer. • Hint: Clamp a straight-edged piece of metal through the center point of the washer and use this straight edge as a guide for cutting the slots. Put a mark 1/8 of an inch up from the cutting edge of the hacksaw blade as a depth guide to make all cuts to the same depth. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 7 of 23 TagBot Step 6 — Prepare the Wheels and Pulleys • Remove the rubber from two of the 4.5" wheels. These two rims will be used for drive pulleys. • Use a fat rubber band and stretch it over the rim to provide a surface for the belt to ride inside the pulley. I also used a section of bicycle inner tube, but it is much harder to stretch over the rim. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 8 of 23 TagBot Step 7 — Assemble the Wheels and Axle • Now it's time to assemble the wheels and axle. Start with the left wheel in the rear hole on the left rail. Thread two nuts onto the axle then a metal washer. Run the threaded end of the axle from the inside through the sleeve. • Thread another nut on the axle, then put on one drive pulley, one wheel, then finally a nut. Tighten the wheel and pulley between the two outside nuts just snug enough so the wheel and pulley are fixed together. • Place the end of the axle into the smaller rear hole in the right rail. Thread the inside two nuts up against the sleeve then back them off to allow a little play so the axle and wheel spins freely. Tighten the inside two nuts together to form a lock nut. Re-adjust the play if necessary. • Hint: you can use plumber's Teflon tape and or Teflon lubricant on the axle in the sleeve to proved a little dry lubrication. You will need to test fit the wheels and axle first. Mark the part of the axle that rides inside the sleeve, then disassemble the assembly to expose the part of the axle that receives the lubricant. • Do the same procedure for the right wheel in the forward sleeve on the right rail with one additional step. The axle location ring (plastic washer with slots) needs to be placed between the two nuts on the inside of the axle. • The plywood below the axle location ring may need to be ground down a little to allow the axle location ring to spin freely. This can be done with a small file, or small wood chisel. • The last thing is to attach the caster wheel on the front underside of the plywood with short wood screws. Center the wheel and mark the holes. Drill a pilot hole that is slightly smaller than the wood screw threads. Secure the caster wheel with the screws. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 9 of 23 TagBot Step 8 — Make the Axle Position Sensor • It is important for the distance from center to center of the wheels to be approximately 9 inches, and twice the diameter of the wheels. One rotation of counter-rotating wheels will then turn the bot 180 degrees. The axle location sensor will be used to spin the bot to the desired direction. • The LED/ Photo Sensor salvaged from the printer needs to be mounted on a small board. Cut a small piece of circuit board. Solder wire leads on the four terminals and extend the four leads out of the holes in the circuit board. • Tape the sensor to a small piece of foam board, then tape a small angle bracket on the back of the foam board. Mark the four leads for connection later in the project. • The axle location ring will spin inside the slot in the sensor. Test fit the sensor in front of the forward axle. The axle location ring must be in the slot as far as possible without rubbing on the sides or back of the sensor slot when the wheel spins. • The play in the axle may need to be reduced by readjusting the inside nuts on the axle. When the sensor is located correctly, mark the hole in the mounting angle bracket. Drill a small pilot hole in the deck and attach the sensor with a wood screw. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 10 of 23 TagBot Step 9 — Assemble the Motor Mounts • Now the right motor mount can be assembled. Attach a motor to a small angle bracket with two zip ties. Attach the angle bracket to a second angle bracket and a 3" metal straight bracket as shown in the picture. This straight bracket will be used to adjust the motor so the belt stays aligned. • Place the motor assembly on the right rail in front of the wheel as shown in the picture. Place a third angle at the open end of the metal strap in line with the last hole. Align the hole of the angle between both axles so the attachment screw will not interfere with the axles. • Mark the holes of the two angles and center-punch the mark. Drill pilot holes and attach the motor mount with sheet metal screws. • Do the same for the left wheel motor. The rear angle bracket will be behind the rear axle so the distance from the pulley to the motor will be the same for both motors. Insert a bolt with three nuts in the rear angle bracket to the straight bracket as shown in the picture. This bolt will be used to align the motors. • The drive belts are rubber bands. Stretch the rubber bands over the pulley and motor shaft. Move the wheel by hand forward and backwards to check the alignment of the belt. Line up the motor shaft as close as possible by eye. • The motor can be slid in and out so that the shaft is in line with the pulley. Small adjustments can be made by moving the nuts on the adjustment arm. Once the belt stays on the motor when the wheel is moved in both directions, the mounts and adjusters can be tightened. • Hint: if you're having problems aligning the belt you can try pushing up and down on the motor shaft to help align the motor. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 11 of 23 TagBot Step 10 — Install Arduino and Batteries. • A 12V battery pack is being used to power the motors, and a 9V is used to power the Arduino. Test fit the components on the deck. • Mark the mounting holes of the Arduino to the plywood deck. Drill holes and, using small screws, attach the board. • I use rubber feet stuck on the bottom of the board. If you don't have these, standoffs should be used to mount the Arduino board so that the bottom of the board is not in contact with the wood deck. • Adhesive-backed Velcro can be used to secure the battery boxes in place so they can be removed to change the batteries. ft © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 12 of 23 TagBot Step 11 — Build the Body • Make a right side panel by first using a paper template. Test fit the template to assure that it fits properly. The picture shows my template and the dimensions I used. It is 2%" tall overall. There is a cutout for the wheel and motor. • Once this fits correctly, transfer the template to a piece of foam board. The bottom of the foam board can be attached to the square tube with sheet metal screws. • The left side panel should have the same cutout, except it will be shifted one inch back. You can use the same template modified for the one-inch shift. • You may not have room to use a screw on the rear of the foam board side. An alternate means of attachment can be used, like masking tape. • The rear panel is straightforward. Attach it at the sides and bottom edge with masking tape. • The front panel will be the attachment for the bumper and bumper switch. First you will need to prepare the switch. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 13 of 23 TagBot Step 12 — More Body Parts • The switch has a long paddle and works well for a bumper switch. It was salvaged from the circuit board of the printer. Mount the switch to a small piece of circuit board. Solder some lead wires and route these so they exit the rear of the switch as shown in the picture. The wire leads will need to be accessible from inside the body. • Test fit the front panel and mark the top edge of the plywood floor on the panel. One important step not shown in this picture: locate the spot in this front panel that is in line with the USB port on the Arduino board. Cut a small hole to allow connection of the USB cable. • Next, cut another notch in the bottom of the front panel so the switch lever can come through the front panel. Tape the switch in place from the inside of the panel. • Measure and cut the top out of the foam board. Cut four small squares that will keep the top in place. Attach the squares with double-sided sticky tape. Do not fasten the top on the body; this will need to be removed for access. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 14 of 23 TagBot Step 13 — Make the Bumper • Attach two small angle brackets to the front panel as shown in the picture. The brackets are attached with small screws, nuts and washers. • Cut a piece of foam board that will fit inside the angles and hang about an inch below the plywood deck. Hinge the bumper on the angles with two pins (small nails) in the sides of the foam board so the bumper moves forward and back freely. • The bumper can be lifted and tipped back against the body to gain access to the USB hole (not shown in this picture). When the bumper is pushed in, it should depress the switch. Tape a small square of foam board on the back of the bumper that aligns with the switch lever to assure the switch will be fully depressed when the bumper is pushed in. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 15 of 23 TagBot Step 14 — Make PIR Sensor Array • Cut three strips of foam board 5 inches long and VA inch high. Tape these together to form a triangle with corners of approximately 60 degrees. • Mount three PIRs with the pins down, one in the center of each side of the triangle. PIRs can be mounted with small screws and nuts. Two nuts between the PIR and foam board make a good standoff for the PIR circuit board. • Mount the triangle to a larger foam board base. Cut out access holes in the foam base to the connection pins of the PIRs so they can be wired from inside the body of the bot. • Hint: With a marker, write the pin function (GND, 5V, Output) on the bottom of the foam base for connection of wiring at a later time. O © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 16 of 23 TagBot Step 15 — Mount PIR Array to Body • Position the PIR sensor array on the top body panel with the center of the array approximately centered between the wheels. Make cut outs in the top panel for access to the PIR pins. • Fasten the array with two small bolts, washers and nuts. • Finish off the array by cutting and fastening a foam board triangular top. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 17 of 23 TagBot Step 16 — Wire the Motor Shield A • Note: The Arduino Web Page suggests cutting the "Vj n Connect" jumper on the back of the motor shield board when using more than 9 volts. Refer to the Arduino web site for more information. • Attach the 12V positive lead (red) to the V in screw terminal of the motor shield. Attach the 12V negative lead (black) to the GND screw terminal. • The right side motor is attached to the Channel A screw terminals, red to "+" and black to "-". The left side motor runs reversed, so connect this to the Channel B screw terminals also reversed with the black wire to the "+" and the red wire to the "-". • Insert the motor shield on top of the Arduino board. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 18 of 23 TagBot Step 17 — Wire the MakerShield: Sensor Array M\ — ^y _ i! * s= -~~jH ■ ^-4J ::7;;;;l--::. : ii^M ■ a^a,^^ B HW ^t^Jt^pi^i^i^^i^-^ °^"" " —-Ami ■ .^— ^^^"""*!^ ■ — ^^.^^^ — ■ • Using male/male and female/female leads, make up three sets of power, ground, and sensor output wires. Attach the leads to the sensors. • In the photos, the red leads are power, the blue are ground, and the other colors are sensor leads. The female/female leads are yellow or blue, so the color of the male/male lead attached to one end indicates the wire's function. This is typical throughout the photos. • Connect a row on the breadboard to ground and another row to 5V. Connect all the PIR power leads to the 5V row, and all the grounds to the ground row. • The PIR input pins are 4, 5, and 6. Pin 4 goes to the left PIR sensor, pin 5 to the right sensor, and pin 6 to the rear sensor. • The two LEDs built into the board can be connected by running a jumper from LED1 to Pin 10, and LED to Pin 3. • Tip: These LEDs can be used in testing. Place TagBot on a small box so the wheels are off the ground so it can be tested on a table. This will be useful when the USB cable is connected. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 19 of 23 TagBot Step 18 — Wire the MakerShield: Axle Position Sensor: • On the 5V row on the breadboard, put a 330 ohm resistor and extend it to another open row. • Connect a lead from this to the LED of the sensor. • Put a jumper from the ground row to another open row, connect two ground leads to the sensor LED and photo sensor. • Connect the output of the photo sensor to Pin 2. Step 19 — Wire the Bumper Switch • Connect one lead from the bumper switch to pin 7 and the other lead from the switch to the ground row on the breadboard. • Plug the MakerShield into the top of the Motor Shield. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 20 of 23 TagBot Step 20 — Testing and Adjustment. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 21 of 23 TagBot ^Bi.^ ^>* ^^ -^ • Lift the bumper to gain access to the USB hole. 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If you change this delay, make only small changes. • Stuck Wheel: If the right wheel becomes stuck or the drive belt breaks, the movement will stop after 5 seconds. The value stuckwheel shouldn't need adjustment. • PIR Long Light: If the PIR takes longer than about 3 seconds to turn off, it may just need more time to Page 22 of 23 TagBot stabilize, or it's detecting movement. To decrease time between movements, decrease the value of longiight. To decrease false detections, increase this timer value. Now it's time to turn TagBot loose in the house. Have fun! Dave This document was last generated on 2013-02-18 08:11:17 AM. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 23 of 23


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You guys have no idea how excited I am to start this series!! Shelby has been asking me to redo her room for a really long time now and as her 17th birthday present, it's finally happening! I haven't really been able to do a whole space like this besides my bedroom (which still has so far to go) so I am really excited to show you everything I have planned. I have a ton of DIY's for this room which mostly stay on a pretty good budget. Above is a little mood board I put together to show all of you the general idea of what I plan on happening. You can tell from the pictures below that her room is really plain and looks very boring. If you know Shelby, you know her personality is anything but boring and that she is very bold so I plan on incorporating that into the design. I haven't quite figured out exactly how I am going to lay this series out but what I am thinking right now is that I will do the DIY's after the final reveal. However, every week I'll do a little update (except I am hoping to have this done before March is over!).
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The Forties Pipeline, which provides 30 per cent of the UK's daily oil output from the North Sea, has been shut because it relies on electricity and steam generated from Grangemouth. The Government fears a repeat of the politically damaging fuel protests of 2000. But whereas that blockade of fuel depots by lorry drivers affected the entire country, this crisis is likely to be experienced mainly in Scotland, which relies most heavily on supplies from Grangemouth. Already the pinch is being felt. Some garages have reported running out of fuel; others have introduced rationing and others have increased prices.
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The grievance of the Grangemouth workers is that the plant's owner, Ineos, intends to scrap the final salary pension scheme for new entrants and to reduce the provision for existing members.
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Western-australia Champagne Gifts
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You can send Champagne Gifts to Australia in the following locations.
What our Customers Say about our Service
"Requested a gift basket to be delivered to my wife in Kenya a day before valentines and despite the notice on the website of no guarantees of delivery, my order was able to arrive on time. Also I appreciated the call I got after placing the order and how the staff was supportive to ensure my order arrived on time. Would def recommend GiftBasketsOverseas to anyone wishing to send a gift to a loved one."
David K - UAE - Feb 18, 2012
"Thank you SO very much for making and delivering a beautiful basket! My parents were so pleasantly surprised and my mom was so thankful for her birthday present! I will highly recommend your company to everyone I know!"
Ginger M - Indianapolis IN, USA - Oct 16, 2015
"I have had a email from her son Stan and said that Madeleine was thrilled with the arrangement of roses for her 91st birthday. Thank you again for your service."
Kathy P - Queensland, Australia - Oct 12, 2015
"When I did the order I was bit suspicious... But then I received a picture from my boyfriend extremely happy telling me he had received a gift! And it was delivered exactly as I ordered and the products were very good and fresh! Thank you giftbasketsoverseas!"
Joana F - Valongo, Portugal - Oct 16, 2015
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