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In the fashion industry today, we are beginning to see more and more trends embrace comfort. Women all over the country are ditching their work trousers and skinny jeans for yoga pants, and I have to say I am definitely a fan of this new trend popping up from Los Angeles to New York City. I recently found an amazing article on Buzzfeed, that discussed the new athleisure wear for any occasion trend and even detailed how to style yoga pants for every occasion. In the article, every day women discovered new and chic ways to make this new comfy look work for chill work and brunch. For the chill or more relaxed style the models paired black yoga pants with flowy shirt dresses and tanks, and the trend managed to be super chic with a Sporty Spice type of vibe. The outfits created for work were even more impressive! Every woman has black yoga pants, and with this staple the stylist created amazing on trend looks for the office. I am the happiest person in the world currently, due to the fact that I now know I can pair yoga pants, a button-down tunic, blazer, and stylish flats for work and still manage to look professional and fabulous. After a long week, there is nothing better than a low key weekend brunch with your friends to wind down. I usually tend to show up in what I will call less than fashionable, but thank you this article I am prepared to rock yoga pants, a flowy spring top, and a trench or sweater. This new athleisure from JustFab for anytime trend has me walking around feeling like Gigi Hadid!
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Hot Diggity Dog! Or should I say dogs! Now that weather has warmed up and gotten nice outside, grilling season is upon us yet again. Time to fire up those grills and buy some nice juicy hamburgers, sausages…. and hot dogs, of course! July is National Hot Dog Month according to the National Hot Dog and Sausage council. Grab your dogs and toppings, because here are some interesting bits on an American classic!
The exact origins of hot dogs are unknown, but likely their predecessor was brought over by immigrants. What we do know, however, is how they are made (what they are made of). Hot dogs are usually pork or beef, but they can be made from poultry as well. The meat is put into a machine to be finely ground until it resembles a paste or batter (don't look it up….trust us). Spices and/or flavorings are added for flavor and some brands add sugar or corn syrup for sweetness. Some brands also add preservatives to extend the shelf life of the product. After the meat has been finely ground, it is sent to a machine that pumps the meat into the casings. A number of brands use cellulose casings, but some still use traditional natural casing. After being pumped with meat, the casings go through another machine to link the casings into strands of hot dogs. Afterwards, the strands of hot dogs are sent to an oven to cook. During this stage, smoke may be used to add extra flavor. After cooking, the dogs are showered in water to let them cool before being sent to packaging. If cellulose casing was used, the hot dogs are sent to another machine to remove the casing. Then they are cut into individual dogs, packaged and sealed ready to be sent to a store near you.
Some Fun Facts :
- Joey Chestnut currently holds the world record in hot dog eating by eating 69 hot dogs (and buns) in 10 minutes
- The Tokyo Dog food truck located in Seattle, WA has the record for the most expensive hot dog , costing $169
- The longest hot dog on record, made by Novex SA of Paraguay in 2011, is 668 ft. and 7.62 in. (203.80m.)

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FSL-India has been running workcamps all over India since 2001. Over the years, FSL-India has developed a strong network of local partners and local volunteers in the regions where we conduct our camps. In every workcamp, FSL-India works in partnership with local NGOs – since they are able to identify the problems and needs of the locality. This helps us achieve sustainability and a larger impact in the work that we do. Partnering with a local NGO also helps in reaching out to the local community. In addition, FSL-India works in various fields in cooperation with Archaeological Survey of India, Ministry of Women and Child Welfare, Ministry of Health, Education, Forest and Wildlife Departments and Local Self-governance Bodies. For more details – www.fsl-india.org
The Camp;The project is to work in school and orphanage to give a safe, cleaner, creative and environmental friendly atmosphere to the children. Understand the social issues. Activities: Teaching basic English to the children, Health and Hygiene awareness, introduce creative learning methods through play, art and music. Wall painting, tree plantation, making a Kitchen Garden, minor repair work of school toilet and kitchen. Awareness on health, education and hygiene Volunteers interact with the orphan children, exposure visits and city walks and cultural exchange program with the local community.
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Perhaps antiquated markets must truly wither before they can be revived in an electronic era.
So it seems with two opaque over-the-counter debt markets: leveraged loans and derivatives contracts tied to individual companies' creditworthiness.
These asset classes, which trade in phone conversations and emails, have both struggled in recent years, shrinking for somewhat different reasons. And both took steps recently to make themselves more transparent and easier to adapt to electronic systems.
The U.S. leveraged-loan market, which provides about $800 billion of financing to risky companies, is moving to speed up trades that now routinely take weeks to complete. Its main trade organization, the Loan Syndications & Trading Association, is preparing to adopt rules that would penalize investors who hold up the settlement of trades. It's a long-awaited step that will help reduce risk in loan transactions and make it easier for mutual and exchange-traded funds to own the debt.
Meanwhile, the single-name credit-default swaps market, which allows traders to place bets on the likelihood of specific corporate defaults, is laying the groundwork for broader adoption on electronic marketplaces. Big Wall Street banks have agreed to pay about $1.9 billion to settle claims of preventing competition in this market from 2008 through 2015. As part of the agreement, the International Swaps & Derivatives Association, the industry's trade organization, had to allow a committee of bankers and investors to rule on whether to disseminate crucial trade information.
The release of this data, which had been kept proprietary for years, has set the stage for single-name credit-default swaps to be traded on electronic systems, according to Daniel Brockett, a lawyer at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan who represented the plaintiffs.
Last year, after a preliminary agreement was reached to settle the derivatives case, the Intercontinental Exchange announced plans to begin offering an anonymous, all-to-all trading platform for single-name CDS, according to Darrell Duffie, a finance professor at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. The formation of this computerized marketplace "is a remarkable shift that I attribute, in part, to this litigation and its favorable resolution," he wrote in court documents last year.
Regulators may try to claim some credit for these development, but the reality is more complex.
Investors have steadily withdrawn cash from mutual funds that own leveraged loans, in part because of the opaque nature of trading in the underlying loans and in part because of general concerns about credit quality. New leveraged-loan issuance fell 25 percent in 2015 compared with that year in the previous year, to $322.4 billion, the lowest annual tally since 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Volumes are also diminishing in the single-name swaps market. Net wagers in these derivatives declined to $649 billion at the end of last year from more than $1.58 trillion in late 2008, when the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. started reporting outstanding positions in the market.
Some of the biggest banks can no longer maintain robust trading operations in this market because of higher capital requirements. While these derivatives used to be highly lucrative for Wall Street firms, their waning popularity helped pave the way for greater transparency as different parties have less to lose and more to gain at this point.
Both of these markets are struggling to attract new investors by maintaining their old ways, especially as markets become more volatile and central bankers slow their efforts to bolster asset prices. While regulators have certainly required greater transparency, it took this change of fortune to truly push these debt markets into the modern world.
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Total Capacity Sq. feet of Radiation: 960
Recommended Load Sq feet of Radiation: 675
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How, does one figure total capacity Sq feet of radiation?? guy at store asked how many HW baseboard units were in current heating system for the house.
From what I see above this unit would never keep up with load demand on the boiler. Any one want to explain this some to me. Sting, you know, so how does one figure loads? I know about drafts, in houses, windows , doors, etc. and theres a factor for heat lose when calculating BTU inputs for total area., but Sq feet radiation is soething I need assistance with som. Thanks in advance.


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Juvenile Delinquency Textbook Excerpts
These excerpts are from the Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia textbook (Chris Cuneen & Rob White. 2010. Oxford University Press: South Melbourne, Victoria). Whilst my story is minor and reports in this book just the actions of a rebellious and bored kid, this textbook highlights the seriousness of juvenile offending with statistics and research findings which are shocking and tragic!
1. Girls who are state wards are 40 times more likely to be detained in custody that for other girls, compared to 17 times for boys (p.206).
In other research, 70% of the complainants in criminal matters concerning young females are state welfare personnel (Carrington, 1989), which sheds new light on such high statistics for juvenile delinquent girls as state wards. Simply 'acting out' in institutions or foster placements can attract charges, and police are readily called out for these girls more so than girls who are not placed in state care (Bargen, 1993). Despite the age of these findings, it is crucial to make comparisons to the past in order to improve our policies and research directions.
2. Studies have found that girls charged with criminal offences have a history of being abused at home (p.206) with an estimation of between 80-90% of girls for girls incarcerated in detention centres (p. 207).
In 2003, whilst conducting informal street-based research and interviews with homeless kids and juvenile delinquents (known as the Chase Crew) in Forrest Chase, Perth Western Australia, my subjects kept mentioning the experience of sexual abuse. So I stopped my interview that I had been conducting and proceeded to ask twenty street-based young people in the vicinity, mostly girls, whether they had been sexually abused. My findings were shocking, to say the least, with 70% saying "Yes, I have been sexually abused. Years later, I found similar statistics in the book Angel of Death by Julie Wright!
In an American study on girls who are chronic runaways, significant levels of sexual and physical victimisation were reported (Zahn et al., 2010). It was suggested that whilst their offending was not deemed serious, they were fleeing from "serious problems and victimisations, some involving illegal behavior by adults" (p.3). One-third of the youth interviewed was running away from sexual abuse while half had left because of beatings (O'Connor & Smith, 2007).
The Telegraph newspaper in the United Kingdom reported that 80% of women don't report rape or sexual abuse, in many cases due to their lack of confidence that the perpetrator will be convicted (Beckford, 2012). Over half said they were too embarrassed or ashamed of the incident, and "more than half of the 1,609 female respondents to the survey said the legal system, the media, and society at large is unsympathetic to rape victims." An interesting aspect of this survey conducted by Mumsnet.com stated that only 10% had been raped, and 35% had been assaulted. Perhaps it could be the case that this statistic represents mainstream women whilst the staggeringly high numbers of sexual abuse on street-based children and juvenile offenders represent non-mainstream society.
So what about boys? It is very difficult to find statistics on male sexual abuse victims, but American research found that "16% of males were sexually abused by the age of 18" (Dube et al., 2005). Older statistics conducted by the Australian Institute of Criminology found that boys experience sexual abuse 50% less than girls (1993).
Thankfully, mandatory reporting of sexual abuse in Western Australia was introduced on 1 January 2009 and requires doctors, nurses, midwives, teachers, police officers and any other person to come forward with information to their local authorities (Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse in Western Australia, 2008). In 2012-2013, there were "184,216 Australian children suspected of being harmed or at risk of harm from abuse and/or neglect" (Child abuse and neglect statistics, 2015). Other than those statistics, it is difficult to conclude that mandatory reporting is successful.
3. It has been suggested that detention centres may be used inappropriately for young women who are homeless (p.209).
It is difficult to find evidence to support this, although from my own personal experience, I have found it to be true. Much of the research shows that homeless kids are more likely to commit crimes such as theft, end up incarcerated, and are unlikely to be bailed (Children and young people at risk of social exclusion, 2012). In addition, juvenile detainees are vulnerable to homelessness in later years.
4. 54% of young people incarcerated are Indigenous; they consist of 2.4% of the nation's population (p. 142). Aboriginal girls comprised of 65.5% of all young women arrested (p. 204).
Western Australia has been described as a "State of imprisonment" by former Western Australia Inspector of Custodial Services, Professor Richard Harding, due to the juvenile detention rates being the highest in Australia (Georgatos. 2013). An indigenous person aged ten to seventeen was twenty-nine times more likely to be in unsentenced detention and fifty times as likely to be in sentenced detention as a non-Indigenous young person in the June quarter 2011 (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. 2011, 114).
Cuneen and White attribute one aspect of the high rates to Indigenous young being more likely to be dealt with by an arrest and charge than young non-Indigenous people, who are more likely to receive a formal warning as an intervention (2010: 149). "Aboriginal young people do not receive the benefit of a police caution to the same extent as non-Indigenous young people . . . even if they had no prior record of either court appearance or caution" (p. 155). As a result, the courts are more likely to impose custodial sentences on those who are brought before the court on arrest (p.156), and they are more likely to be refused bail (p. 157).
Back in the early nineties, the Final Report of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody implemented some recommendations with the belief they would positively reduce the "gross over-representation of Aboriginal youth in the juvenile justice system" (Cain. 1993, 24). This included initiatives such as a Community Based Hostel in Redfern to provide a safe alternative for kids who would otherwise have been detained, Aboriginal Justice Panels in four locations, Alternative Placement Programmes for the care and support of young people as an alternative to being locked up, a community-managed rural training project planned for Bourke as a voluntary live-in alternative to institution, the funding of a number of Aboriginal community workers and the funding of South Sydney Youth Services' Court Support and Post-Release Programme.
Great implementations with great intentions, but did it work? Nope, it failed miserably because back then, Aboriginal juveniles averaged 19% of youths who were incarcerated in New South Wales (Cain. 1993, p.16). This crept up to 43% in 2001 (Juvenile Justice Advisory Council, 2015) and is now 50% (Justice Reinvestment Campaign, 2015). Although, to their credit, the rate of Indigenous juvenile incarceration in New South Wales was 25% in 1989 (Wootten, p.19), so whatever they were doing in the first place might have just worked!
Reasons for such high rates, you might ask?
· Social and economic disadvantage
· Racism
· Insecure cultural identity or being a member of the Stolen Generation
· Extensive policing of Aboriginal communities
· Poor awareness of Indigenous culture
· Language barriers
· Inadequate access to legal representation
· Drug and alcohol abuse
· Lower participation in education and employment
· Housing and financial stress
· Lack of social support.
(Indigenous young people in the juvenile justice system, 2011).
So what are the solutions? According to Jens Korf (2015), it has been suggested that "one of the most powerful ways to reduce Aboriginal prison rates is by empowering communities to help themselves" in addition to adequate legal representation, criminal justice process education, Aboriginal Community Liaison Officers, employment and leadership opportunities, recreation programs, Circle Sentencing, more placed on Community Corrections Orders, healing programs, and making institutions more culturally appropriate in addition to investing in the Justice Reinvestment model which aims to "reduce offending and imprisonment and increase community safety" (2015).


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I love to travel, but admittedly, I haven't been to a LOT of places because it's really expensive to travel. Recently however, I have been getting opportunities to travel more, so I decided to make this list (trying to be organized here!) to remind myself of the places I've been to. Once I start working, I'll really save up to be able to travel more.
I dislike people who travel and then start comparing countries/places they've been to, saying blah is better than blah. I don't think it should be this way. I believe traveling should make you appreciate the world even more – appreciate each and every country/place you've been to because each place has its own something that makes it special. It should open your eyes to the beauty of the world around you. Enjoy life! :)


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In my twenties and early thirties, I would have answered that question with "Who doesn't?" I felt like an elevator because all day long people pushed my buttons and I went where they wanted me to go and did what they wanted me to do. Do you ever feel like that? It isn't how God designed us to relate with one another. There is a much better way!
God demonstrates healthy boundaries and created us to relate to one another with healthy boundaries. But I've found most people struggle in this area.
The concept is pretty simple. A boundary is a clear delineation that differentiates me and what I'm responsible for from another person and what they are responsible for.
But as straight forward as that description is, the subject of boundaries remains challenging for many people. When first introduced to the concept, I (like many) was stunned to realize that not only could I set limits and say no, but I was supposed to!
However, even after I learned the concept, applying it in my real world relationships was scary and perplexing. It took me years to learn and practice the boundary setting skills that freed me from living like an elevator.
I'd love to help you find much quicker relief from your button-pushers! The toughest part of developing boundaries is figuring out how to apply the principles in your day-to-day life. Having a clear, step-by-step process speeds up your ability to put the principles into practice.
Seven Steps to Set and Maintain Good Boundaries
I'm not a therapist, psychologist, or pastor. So, I can't offer you that kind of expert counsel. What I can offer you is the fruit of twenty plus years of study, practice, trial and error that empowered me to replace my buttons with healthy boundaries.
This Seven Step Process assumes you have a working knowledge of the basic concepts involved. If you're new to the concept of boundaries, or you want a brief refresher, you'll first want to read my previous post, Warning: Boundary Problems May Be Wrecking Your Life.
In that post, you'll learn what boundaries are and how God designed them to work. I also describe the four most common types of boundary problems. (See if you can identify which one describes you and/or your button pusher.)
Once you understand the principles, use the free cheat sheet I've created for you and apply the Seven Step Process to your particular button pushing situations.
So read on to discover these Seven Steps that will help you have happier, less stressful relationships (and to download that free cheat sheet!)
1. Recognize You Have A Problem
Your emotions and physiological reactions are God-designed boundary violation detectors! Pay attention to them. When you experience the following emotions they may be symptoms of a boundary problem.
Watch out for emotions such as:
- resentment
- shame
- anger
- fear
Consciously acknowledge the problem and how it makes you feel. What specific behavior and choices of your button pusher negatively impact your life? What are the negative impacts of those actions and choices?
2. Clarify what you are responsible FOR and who you are responsible TO.
This allows you to decide what must change so the loads involved are being carried by the appropriate person. It will also help you evaluate if the parties involved are being responsible to each other.
Reflect on what God designed you to exercise responsibility for (your thoughts, feelings, talents, attitudes, beliefs, actions, desires, values, limits, choices and how you give and receive love). Clarity about what is yours to manage and what belongs to someone else will help you know where to draw the boundary lines.
3. Identify the type of boundary problem you have and the underlying need associated with it.
Boundary problems arise when someone tries to meet legitimate needs using illegitimate means. Figuring out what type of boundary problem you're dealing with provides clarity as to the underlying need involved. By identifying the problems associated with the current attempt to meet that need, you can discover what must change for the need to be met in a healthy way.
4. Define problem-solving, need-meeting limits and consequences.
You can't make someone else feel, think, or do something. But you can determine what you will accept and what you won't. Clearly defined consequences give our limits integrity and protect us from the impact of our button pusher's choices and behavior.
Consequences help the boundary transgressor learn to carry his or her load and respect the right of others to carry and manage their own loads. Reaping the results of their choices also helps the boundary-challenged individual learn to exercise appropriate responsibility to the other people in their lives.
5. Enlist a support network.
I bet you have people in your life who seem immune to would be button pushers. They can easily say no when they want or need to and thus aren't frazzled and overcommitted. They have rewarding and genuine relationships with others. Enlist some people like that to coach you as you develop your boundary setting skills.
If you are not able to enlist friends or family members to assist you, or if you want to supplement their input, check to see if there are classes or support groups available in your area. A life coach could also be a good resource.
Of course, talk to your pastor who can not only provide you with wise counsel but also spiritual encouragement as well. And if your boundary problems are seriously disrupting your life and relationships, seek out a qualified Christian counselor.
Your support network will encourage, affirm, caution, and coach you as you practice your new skills.
6. Communicate the boundary and consequences to the person with whom you have a problem.
This is not the time to go into attack mode. Rather, you simply provide awareness and information to the other person which equips them to make an informed choice as to how they will respond.
Don't expect people to read your mind or pick up on subtle hints! Be direct, honest, and clear. Use statements that begin with "I" plus a verb. For example, "I think" or "I feel." This helps you own what you're responsible for and define what needs to change in the situation.
7. Respond and follow through.
Without this final step, you won't have a lasting solution to your problem.
Remember, your button pusher is free to choose whether or not to respect your limits. If they choose to violate the limit, they also choose to experience the consequence you clearly communicated would result.
Promises to change without accompanying changes in behavior don't count. (That goes for you as well as your button pusher!) Don't define a consequence you are not willing to follow through on. If you don't consistently provide the consequence, you train the person to keep pushing your buttons!
The Results of Implementing the Process
In most cases, these steps will lead to healthier and more mutually satisfying relationships. However, in some cases, your button pusher may choose to let the relationship suffer by refusing to respect your limits.
If they persist in doing so, it reveals a lack of a genuine relationship. Acknowledge that, grieve your loss (of the relationship you thought you had), and move on to develop healthy relationships with people who respect and live out good boundaries.
Don't forget to request your free cheat sheet which summarizes the seven steps outlined in this post. Then, start solving your boundary problems!
How about you? What challenges do you face when it comes to setting and maintaining good boundaries? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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"Ok, so I have been dating this woman for 8 years now, we lived together for a couple of years, and eve moved out of town with her so she can finish her schooling, when we moved back to our home town she left me and said she wanted to see what else was out there, ok i was fine with that, so come to find out she had already been talking with another man…. Soo a couple of months have passed and they were in a relationship, and she called me and said they broke up,.. So like an idiot i went back to her, she won't tell her parents about me, she makes up excuses not to talk to me and apparently i don't have a sutible job making enough money,(even though i make more then 20 an hour).. So i told her if she can just tell her parents about me, and i told her i dont need her to call or text me every 5 mins, just go out of your way for me like i do for you all the time… What should i do?"
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Microsoft connects LinkedIn with its business software
Updated 4:40 pm, Thursday, April 27, 2017
Microsoft is adding links between its business-focused software and LinkedIn, the biggest move yet to make use of the company's largest-ever acquisition.
LinkedIn now boasts more than 500 million registered users, Microsoft said Monday, up from 467 million in October, when LinkedIn released its last quarterly earnings report as a publicly traded company. Microsoft's $26 billion acquisition of the Mountain View company, announced in June, was finalized in December.
Beginning in July, Microsoft's Dynamics 365 software for salespeople will draw on LinkedIn's trove of workplace data, allowing users to bring in resume information and other details to inform interactions with potential customers.
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Another tool to help hiring managers will loop in LinkedIn profile information and the site's recruiting tools within Dynamics.
Scott Guthrie, who leads Microsoft's Cloud and Enterprise unit, announced the plans in a blog post.
Access to the software, which stitches together Dynamics and LinkedIn's Sales Navigator, will cost $135 per user, per month. Microsoft says that rate is about half the price of competitive software.
Microsoft executives have said LinkedIn, the default Internet resume portal, would be used to make the company's existing software smarter.
They also hope to grow LinkedIn's stand-alone business. In an effort to avoid the missteps of Microsoft's disastrous Nokia acquisition, executives have said LinkedIn will operate with a great degree of autonomy.
Matt Day is a Seattle Times writer.


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Foam roller is quite simple to use and affordable fitness tool and ought to be a part of everyones dwelling private gym. You are in need of a little bit of investment for this equipment and it resides in a very small section of your house. A lot of people make use of them to alleviate stress and pressure within the body. These rollers are renowned for a mechanism called self-myofascial release or SMR. Without appropriate stretching, the fascia bind with muscles and nerves causing pain to someone. By utilizing foam rollers, this fascia is stretched out and its flexibility increases. Blood flow also increases because place preventing cramps and muscle fatigue from occurring.
Some foam roller reviews said that other elements of the body can also have positive benefits of constantly utilizing the gear.
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|Jan 16, 2001
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|Jul 29, 1998
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|Jul 29, 1998
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|Mike R. Purchase, Robert L. Larsen, Stephen K. Clough
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|Kaydon Corporation
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|Patent Citations (25), Non-Patent Citations (3), Referenced by (15), Classifications (6), Legal Events (7)
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The present invention is directed to measuring geometrical dimensions of a part and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for measuring the diameter of a part, such as a ring.
Measuring the diameter of a ring has become an important step in the manufacture of a bearing. A number of known mechanical measurement techniques exist for measuring the diameter of a part. The mechanical measuring techniques commonly include the use of air gauges, calipers, micrometers, and pi tapes, to name a few. The pi tape measurement approach uses a measuring tape that includes the π function included with the dimensional units in inches or centimeters, such that the circumferential measurement units are divided by the well-known ratio of circumference of a circle to its diameter, e.g., π=3.14159265. As the pi tape is physically wrapped around the measured circumferential surface of the part, the measurement units provide an actual part measurement converted on the tape to a diameter unit. The caliper and micrometer measurement techniques likewise include mechanical methods of taking actual physical measurements to measure the diameter of the part.
In lieu of the mechanical techniques, a more recent approach called a coordinate measuring machine has been developed and used to establish coordinates for a given part surface. The coordinate measuring machine uses an algorithm to approximate the diameter of the part. This is generally accomplished by way of a "best fit" approach in which the circumference of the part is approximated and matched up with a best fit circle. However, the coordinate measuring machine only provides an approximate dimension and can be adversely affected by a non-round shape of the part, as well as various features that may be present on the measured part.
Accordingly, there is a need to provide for an accurate measuring apparatus to measure the diameter of a part quickly and with high reliability. Further, there is a need to provide for such a measuring apparatus and method that can achieve accurate measurements of parts that are out of round, and particularly for a ring shaped part.
The present invention improves the accuracy and automation for measuring the geometric dimension of a part such as the diameter of a ring shaped part. To achieve this and other advantages, and in accordance with the purpose of the invention as embodied and described herein, the present invention provides for an apparatus and method for measuring the geometric dimension of a part. The apparatus includes a rotational device for holding a part to be measured and for rotating the part through a plurality of angular positions. A measuring device measures distance from each of the plurality of angular positions on the measured surface of the part to the center of the part as measurements are taken along the surface of the part at each successive angular position. A distance is calculated between successive measured positions on the part as a function of the measured radii and angle of rotation between successive angular positions. A plurality of the distances as taken through a complete rotation of the rotational device are summed together to provide a circumference measurement of the part. A diameter measurement of the part is determined by dividing the circumference measurement by π.
These and other features, advantages and objects of the present invention will be further understood and appreciated by those skilled in the art by reference to the following specification, claims and appended drawings.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the circumferential diameter measuring machine for measuring diameter of a part according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the control hardware employed in connection with the measuring machine of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating incremental measurements taken on the surface of the ring for measuring chord length with the apparatus and method of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flow diagram illustrating a methodology of measuring the circumferential diameter of a part with the measuring machine of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating measurements taken on the surface of the ring for measuring arc length according to another embodiment; and
FIG. 6 is a partial flow diagram illustrating the methodology of measuring the circumferential diameter of a part according to the arc length measurement embodiment.
Referring to FIG. 1, a circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 is illustrated for measuring one or more geometric dimensions of a part. The circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 as illustrated and described herein is particularly suitable for use to determine the outside diameter of a part, such as ring 20, by measuring the outer circumference of the ring 20. It should be appreciated that the measuring machine 10 may likewise be utilized to measure an inside surface circumference and inside diameter of the ring 20. Further, while the present invention measures a geometrical dimension of a ring, the principles of the present invention may likewise be applicable to measuring the geometry of various parts having different shapes and sizes.
The circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 includes a rotary table 12 rotatable about a base 14 and preferably positioned along a level horizontal plane. Included with rotary table 12 is an encoder 22 and a motor (not shown) for controlling and actuating the rotational movement of rotary table 12. Rotary table 12 is accurately rotated continuously to present part for measurement at multiple points throughout a complete 360 degree rotation. In doing so, encoder 22 sends a signal to the computer 30 via line 32 indicating the rotation of table 12 by an θ angle in radians for a predetermined number of angular intervals. Accordingly, encoder 22 notifies computer 30 of each successive rotation by angle θ so that computer 30 can record a position measurement at each successive rotation of angle θ.
The rotary table 12 contains a centering disk 16 centrally disposed on the top surface thereof. The centering disk 16 is positioned on top and centered about the rotary table 12 and is adapted to receive a part, such as ring 20, at the outer perimeter of centering disk 16. The use of centering disk 16 allows ring 20 to be aligned on rotary table 12 so that its center is substantially at the center of rotary table 12. A pilot pin 18 is vertically disposed upward from the center of rotation of rotary table 12, and thereby also defines the center of the ring 20. Pilot pin 18 is cylindrical and has a known radius so that the location of its outer perimeter may be sensed and the center of rotary table 12 can be determined by adding the distance of the known radius of pilot pin 18 to the sensed perimeter location.
The measuring machine 10 further includes a linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) 24 for measuring the radial displacement along the outer circumferential surface of ring 20. The LVDT 24 is an electromechanical transducer device that produces an electrical output voltage proportional to the displacement of the tip of the probe of the LVDT 24. The radial displacement is measured by the LVDT 24 for each increment of angular rotation θ, as registered by the encoder 22, and recorded by the computer 30. The displacement measuring device 24 is mounted to an X/Y slide member 28 and connecting arm 26 as shown. The tip of the probe of the LVDT 24 is spring biased against the surface to be measured and senses the radial position displacement (ΔX) of the surface of part 20 to produce a proportional voltage output which is sent to computer controller 30 via line 34.
It should be appreciated that the displacement measuring device 24 could alternately include other contact type position sensing devices as well as non-contact position sensing devices. For instance, displacement measuring device 24 could include the use of a laser, an air gauge, electronic gauges, or other proximity measuring devices to acquire position measurements as set forth herein.
The displacement measuring device 24 is radially movable both toward and away from the center of rotary table 12 by use of the X/Y slide member 28 and contacting arm 26. Displacement measuring device 24 is utilized to measure the localized radial movement ΔX of the surface of ring 20 at each interval of angular rotation θ from the initial measured point. The localized radial movement ΔX is compared to the center of rotary table 12, which defines the center of ring 20, as established through the X/Y slide member 28 to determine the radius at that measured position. To determine the initial radius Ri measurement, the displacement measuring device 24 is first positioned so that its contact probe is in contact with the perimeter of pilot pin 18, which is at the center of rotation. The LVDT displacement measuring device 24 should be positioned against the pilot pin 18 near midrange which is the midpoint of the spring biased probe's displacement. At this point, both the LVDT measuring device and X/Y slide's position are set to zero. The LVDT displacement measuring device 24 is then moved radially outward and positioned to contact the measurement surface of ring 20 by moving the X/Y slide member 28. The X/Y slide member 28 is moved so that the probe of the LVDT measuring device 24 is biased against ring 20 near its midrange of the probe's displacement. The LVDT's initial starting position ΔXi is then recorded. The initial radius Ri measurement is then calculated by adding the value of the X/Y slide member movement to the known radius of the pilot pin 18, and is adjusted for by the LVDT's initial starting position ΔXi, taking into account the proper sign convention.
Additionally, it is possible to provide a predetermined known calibrating device for initially setting the position of the center of rotary table 12 without requiring extended motion of the X/Y slide member 28 and connecting arm 26. This may be achieved by using a known length measuring bar positioned between the pilot pin 18 and extending towards the position measuring device 24 to provide a known distance from which the displacement measuring device 24 may determine the initial radius measurement. According to this procedure, the initial radius Ri measurement is equal to the X/Y slide member movement summed with the known pilot pin radius and the measuring bar length and adjusted for by the LVDT's initial starting position ΔXi, taking into account proper sign convention.
The computer controller 30 receives and records the position measurements taken by the LVDT measuring device 24 at each increment of angular rotationθ, processes the measurements, and computes the circumference and diameter of the part 20. Referring to FIG. 2, the hardware configuration of computer controller 30 is illustrated according to one example. Computer controller 30 includes a processor 40 which may include an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) or other processing device capable of executing the processing algorithms of the present invention. The computer controller 30 is provided with memory 42 for storing programmable algorithms and for storing collected and processed data. A display 46 allows an operator to view the recorded data, as well as the measured circumference and computed diameter of part 20. In addition, computer 30 may include a data card with an analog-to-digital converter 44 for converting analog data signals input on lines 32, 34, and 36 to digital signals. It should be appreciated that the computer controller 30 may include a general purpose computer programmed to execute the method of the present invention as described herein.
Referring to FIG. 3, position measurements are shown at each of three successive points Pi, P(N), and P(N+1) along the outside perimeter of ring 20 as measured by the circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 of the present invention. Initially, starting position measurement ΔXi on the surface of part 20 is measured to acquire the initial radius Ri. As the rotary table 12 is rotated clockwise by the predetermined angle θ, the probe of the LVDT measuring device 24 is positioned at the next successive measurement point P(N) and the radial displacement ΔX value is measured by the LVDT position measuring device 24. The measured radial displacement ΔX is then added or subtracted from the initial radius Ri to arrive at the radius R(N) for the current measurement point P(N). The rotary table 12 continues to rotate clockwise by the predetermined angle θ to place the probe of LVDT position measuring device 24 on the next successive measurement point P(N+1). The radial displacement ΔX for measurement point P(N+1) is then measured and added or subtracted from the initial radius Ri to arrive at the radius R(N+1) for the current position P(N+1).
Based on the initial radius Ri and the successive position measurements at each increment of angular rotation θ, the machine and method of the present invention computes the radius R(N) at each position measurement and determines the circumferential length C(N) between each pair of successive positions taken throughout the entire perimeter of the part. According to one embodiment, the circumferential length is determined by the chord length between successive measured points. For very small angles θ of rotation, the chordal measurement closely approximates the circumference between successive measurement points, thereby resulting in a circumference and diameter measurement with good accuracy and repeatability. All the chord lengths C(N) taken throughout a 360 degree rotation of rotary table 12 are summed together to provide a measurement of the circumference of ring 20. The circumference is then divided by the ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle (π), which has a value of 3.14159265, to provide an accurate diameter measurement of the ring 20.
With particular reference to FIG. 4, a method 50 of measuring the ΔX diameter of a part with the circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 is illustrated therein according to one embodiment of the present invention. The measuring methodology 50 includes a step 52 of centering the pilot pin 18 and part 20 to be measured on rotary table 12. Next, step 54 provides for establishing the known radius Ri which extends from the center of pilot pin 18 to the measurement surface of part 20 at the first position to be measured. This is accomplished by using the X/Y slide member to position the LVDT measuring device 24 against both the pilot pin 18 and ring 20 and calculating the initial radius Ri as described above. Additionally, in step 56, a number of parameters are set which include setting ΔX=0, setting the summed chord total Ctotal32 0, setting θ=2π�P, where P=the number of position measurements taken for a 360 degree rotation, setting N=0, setting R(N)=Ri. It should be appreciated that the angle 74 of rotation is preferably always of the same value throughout a part measurement and is defined by the number of measured points P that are to be measured for a given part. According to one example, 4,096 measured points may be taken through a 360 degree rotation of the part at angular intervals of angle θ=0.00153398 radians. It should also be appreciated that a higher resolution and a higher accuracy may be achieved with a larger number of measurement points.
Once the above-identified parameters have been set and the initial radius Ri has been measured, the methodology 50 proceeds to measure successive chord lengths C(N) between successive position points on the surface of ring 20. In step 58, N is indexed by 1. In step 60, the rotary table 12 is rotated by the predetermined incremental angle θ and, following the rotation of rotary table 12 by angle θ, a measurement of the change in radius, referred to as radial displacement ΔX, is taken at the next successive position as shown in step 62. In step 64, a new position radius R(N) is set for the current position and is equal to the radial displacement measurement ΔX added to the initial measured radius Ri.
Given angle θ and the two successive position radius measurements R(N) and R(N−1), methodology 50 proceeds to calculate the chord length C(N) between the two successive position measurements. In step 70, methodology 50 calculates the chord length C(N) in accordance with the following equation:
C(N)={square root over (R(N−1)2+R(N)2−(2)R(N−1)R(N)cosθ)}
Accordingly, the chord length C(N) is computed for the distance between the current position N and the one previous measured position (N−1) to provide a distance between measured points. In effect, the chord length C(N) is a very small distance taken between two very close points, which when summed together with all chord lengths through a 360 rotation provides an accurate measurement of the circumference of the part. This chord length measurement C(N) is added to the running total of the circumference measurement Ctotal as provided in step 72. In step 74, methodology 50 checks to see if N is equal to the total number of position measurements (P) that are to be made for a 360 degree measurement of part 20. If the position measurements are not complete, methodology 50 proceeds to loop back to step 58 to repeat the chord measurement for the next successive pair of points on part 20. Once methodology 50 has completed all position measurements on part 20, the circumference measurement total Ctotal is the measurement of the circumference of part 20. The circumference measurement Ctotal is further divided by π=3.14159265 as provided in step 78 to provide the measured diameter of part 20.
Accordingly, the circumferential diameter measuring machine 10 and method 50 of the present invention advantageously provide for accurate and efficient measurement of the geometric dimension of a part, and more particularly provide for quick and accurate circumference and diameter measurement of a ring.
According to a second embodiment of the present invention, the circumferential distance between successive measured points may be determined as an arc length, in lieu of the chord length calculation. Referring to FIG. 5, an illustration is provided for calculating the arc length between successive measured points. The arc length A(N) is computed at each point such as points Pi, P(N), P(N+1) as well as the following successive measured point separated by angle θ. Referring to FIG. 6, the methodology 50′ is shown according to the second embodiment in which the arc length is computed in step 70′ according to the following equation:
Where R(N) equals the measured radius at the current position N measurement and angle θ is the rotated angle provided in radians. In step 72′, methodology 50′ sums the total arc lengths A(N) to provide for the circumference measurement total Ctotal, which is then used to determine the diameter of the part. Thus, different algorithms could be used to measure the distance between measured points along the diameter of the ring 20 such as calculating successive chord lengths or successive arc lengths between measured points.
It will be understood by those who practice the invention and those skilled in the art, that various modifications and improvements may be made to the invention without departing from the spirit of the disclosed concept. The scope of protection afforded is to be determined by the claims and by the breadth of interpretation allowed by law.
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Snowed In = Awesome Indian Food. Obviously. 02/27/2010
I came home early Tuesday because we had gotten 2 inches in the span of two hours and that led to baking chocolate chip cookies (at John's suggestion)...then making Aloo Paratha (because we finally had potatoes and whole wheat flour)...then making a fast version of Chicken Korma from Madhur Jaffey's Quick & Easy Indian Cooking (because we were in charge of dinner all of a sudden). We ended up getting 15 inches over the span of 20 or so hours. Pretty amazing!
Read more for the recipes and (mostly) step by step photos!
Aloo Paratha - Buttery bread stuffed with Spiced Potatoes
Just a note, this recipe (which I scraped together from various places) does not have enough dough for all of the potato filling that it makes. We ended up with about 12 or 15 5" parathas and there was enough stuffing to do about 8 to 10 more!
2 cups durum/whole wheat flour
1 tsp canola/veggie oil
1/2 tsp salt (I would actually add more than that..)
3 medium potatoes, boiled until tender then peeled and mashed (I didn't peel them)
1 small chopped onion
Chiles (optional)
Fresh Coriander
1 tsp red chili powder
1 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp coriander powder
Salt to taste
Madhur Jaffrey's Quick Chicken Korma (murgh korma)
1.5" piece of fresh ginger, peeled and coarsely chopped
5 - 6 cloves of garlic, peeled and coarsely chopped
6 tbsp veggie oil
3 bay leaves
2" stick of cinnamon
8 cardamom pods
4 whole cloves
1/4 tsp black cumin seeds (regular work as well)
1 small onion, peeled and finely chopped
1 tbsp ground coriander
1 tbsp ground cumin
3 canned plum tomatoes, chopped
3 lb chicken pieces, skinned and cut into serving portions
1/4 - 1 tsp cayenne pepper (depending on preference)
1/4 tsp salt
3 tbsp heavy whipping cream
Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:17:46 pm
Ummmm I think you might need to make this again next time I visit. Looks delish m'dear! :D
Mon, 15 Nov 2010 11:17:00 am
The blog is very complete and very helpful the pictures you used to understand, really amused me much, if I really like your blog!
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CHARTER SCHOOL ASSOCIATION COMMENTS ON REACH CHARTER SCHOOL CLOSING (4/20/2000) The New Jersey Charter Public Schools Association today welcomed Commissioner of Education David Hespe's decision to revoke the charter of the REACH Charter High School in Egg Harbor Township, but the charter group noted the loss to the children. "Charter schools are all about accountability," said Executive Director Sarah Tantillo. We are saddened that the children in . the REACH Charter School are losing their preferred choice, but we are very serious about the quality of all charters and welcome the accountability that allows troubled schools to close." Currently, 46 other charter schools are in operation in New Jersey, serving nearly 9,000 students, with another 20 approved to open in the next two years. "According to our research, most of the charter schools in New Jersey are doing exceptionally well in providing academic rigor, highly focused programs, and exciting new choices for students, parents, and educators," said Tantillo. And the demand for these schools continues to expand." More than 3,000 students are on waiting lists statewide.
Most of the 200 students from REACH are returning to high schools in the Atlantic City and Pleasantville districts, where less than 50 percent of the 11 -graders have passed all three sections of the state-mandated High School Proficiency Assessment in recent years. Nationally, since the first charter schools opened in 1992, the charter school movement has spread to 36 states plus the District of Columbia, with nearly 1,700 schools in operation serving nearly a half million children. To date, under three percent of charters (about 70 schools) nationwide have been revoked, according to the Washington, DC-based Center for Education Reform. All but a handful were closed for fiscal reasons. "The New Jersey Charter Public Schools Association will be working with every charter in the state to maintain the high standards and responsiveness that is their hallmark," said Sarah Tantillo. Charter schools have accepted the challenge of meeting performance contracts and we stand by the concept that only successful public schools should be open to serve children." For more information about charter schools, evidence of success and closures, go to: www.njisi.org www.charterfriends.org www.edreform.com
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History of the Museum's Amateur (Ham) Radio Club
The museum had been open on a limited basis at the Mechanic St. location for a couple of years when, in 2002, amateur radio operator and museum volunteer Gordon Horn, W2WTV, realized that several of the other volunteers were also licensed ham operators and approached them about starting a club and setting up a ham station within the museum. There was enthusiasm for the idea, and a club was formed. Gordon served as the first president, Ray Murphy, N1DUQ, was the treasurer and Bernie Michaels, W2LFV, its secretary. Bernie offered to obtain a license for the club from the FCC, hopefully with meaningful call letters somehow relating to the museum. The closest he could get was W1VCM, standing for Vintage Communications Museum. In 2003, W1VCM went on the air from the museum using Horn's own transceiver feeding power to a dipole antenna strung in the attic, just under the roof ridge.
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Gordon Horn felt strongly that the club should look outward, towards the community, rather than remain merely a social gathering. Classes were established to help people get their ham radio license, and some of its members became active in RACES (Radio Amateur Communications Emergency Service). In addition the club began to take part in the annual national contest event known as Field Day, the focus being on giving museum visitors a look at ham radio in action rather than racking up high contact numbers. In 2013, the club became an affiliate club of the ARRL, increasing awareness of the organization to hams throughout the world.
The Amateur Radio Club of the Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of CT
Meeting Highlights – June 2017
>> Dick Stebbins, K1ITV, and Des Ould, KB1UUM, will park their motorhomes at the museum for FD weekend.
>> Power for FD will be independent of the mains. Both motorhomes are equipped with generators, and Dick plans to use solar power for one of his rigs. The club also has a portable generator which will be put into use.
>> The motorhomes will be available should anyone wish to work through the night.
>> Three antennas are planned for the event
>> Chris Kelling offered to be Safety Officer for the time he is on site (Chris is sharing his time with another club during FD.)
>> A GOTA station is planned; Eric Doody offered to operate it under his call
>> Pizza was suggested for meals, although Chris might make his famous chili. Grilling was also suggested. Mary invited anyone who wished to bring a dish to pass (salads, etc.)
Respectfully submitted,
Bernie Michaels, W2LFV
Club Secretary
Next Meeting
No formal meeting in July or August. Next club lunch meeting scheduled for September 9, at the Union St.Tavern, Windsor, CT.
When the museum decided to move to its current location in 2005, Gordon spoke out for a proper ham shack and a room roughly 8 x 10 was added to the build-out plans. The layout provided space for single sideband (SSB), a typical AM station of the 50s, plus UHF. The room was located near an outer wall to make the run to outside antennas as short as possible. Museum volunteers pitched in to help build the room, using partitions for the walls with windows, so that museum visitors could peek inside to see what a ham shack looked like.
As the room construction neared completion, thoughts turned to operating equipment. There were plenty of choices among the donated equipment and the first rig tried was a Swan 350 with matching speaker cabinet and power supply. The transceiver fired up fine during testing, but fizzled out shortly and a Kenwood TS 520 was pressed into service as the station's first on-air transceiver.
There was no room for a proper "ham shack", and a shelf in one of the displays was commandeered to hold the equipment. The building's plumbing ran the length of the building just above the dipole antenna, creating the worst possible operating conditions: a ground plane above the antenna, restricting its radiation pattern. In spite of this, contacts were made and QSL cards with the museum's callsign and location mailed out to contacted stations. At the club's formal meeting later that year, the precedence was established that the club would give an annual donation to the museum as "rent" for the shack space
Now thoughts turned to the antenna; the heart of any radio station. The club applied for and won a grant from the ARRL which provided money for a concrete base to fit a donated Rohn tower. And since the base was poured by museum volunteers, there was money left over to purchase a new Mosley TA-33 beam, which would be turned by any one of a number of donated Ham-M rotators. The total antenna height was limited to 30 feet because of the proximity of the tower to the edge of the museum's property.
To attract and keep new members, President Horn suggested the club hold monthly breakfast meetings. The idea was quite popular and for years the club met the second Saturday of each month at the Windsor 75 Diner, sometimes inviting guest speakers to address the group. (The restaurant closed its doors in late summer, 2015 and the club switched to luncheon meetings at a nearby restaurant.)
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No formal meeting in July or August. Next club lunch meeting scheduled for September 9, at the Union St.Tavern, Windsor, CT.
Although it sees itself as supporting the historical flavor of the museum, the station has kept abreast of technological changes. In 2014 facilities were included for packet operation, and in 2015 the station began using an online logging service. Currently, plans have been drafted for a repair/research room for hams inclined towards experimentation.
From its inception, the club was flooded with donated transceivers, power supplies, antenna tuners and all manner of accessories. In 2011, club member Charles "Skip" Colton, W1FTE, started a program to loan equipment to newly licensed hams that lacked the equipment to set up a station of their own. The club also began selling surplus equipment on eBay, the bulk of the money being given to the museum.
Meet club members on the air!
Members (and non-members too) are invited to a meet on Saturday nights at 9 p.m. EST at 21.350 MHZ and Sunday nights at 8 p.m. EST at 28.350 MHZ (give or take, depending if the frequency is clear).
This not a "net" but merely a convenient place for friends to meet on the air.


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The June 2014 edition of Medication Safety Watch is now available online.
The Medication Safety Expert Advisory Group is developing a full alert to supplement the safety signal issued in October 2012 on oral metoprolol administration.
In this news clip from Radio New Zealand, Karen Brown explores the introduction of electronic medicine reconciliation at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland.
The February 2014 edition of Medication Safety Watch is now available online.
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After reading many books that made us philosophise about the implications of new technologies and media and their possible uses to Digital Humanities, we have got to one that shows the practical uses of applying computational analysis to literature. This is Franco Moretti's Graphs, Maps and Trees. Abstracts Models for Literary History (2005). However, he won't mention computers as the needed tool to create a new envisioning of literary history.
First of all, the nature of this kind of study is going to interconnect shapes, relations, structures, forms and models – connections that have been avoided in literary studies. Moretti believes in the many possibilities that the natural and social sciences can offer to our field as models, though abstract, can show "what literary history has accomplished so far (not enough), and … what still remains to be done (a lot)" (2). Hooray! I think this statement is sufficient enough for the book to be read, as it tells us humanists that we can still have a future, unlike those claiming that it is a field on its deathbed. But that is not the point today. Lets see how the author exemplifies how his abstractions can "widen the domain of the literary historian" (2).
Why turn to graphs? Because their quantitative approach (besides empowering cooperation) can force the study of the collective system of published works. It can lead to the discovery of new facts regarding literature as a whole – for studying the canonical works does not show the complete literary field and its collective system. In order to provide an example of the extent of this type of work he focuses on the so called the rise of the novel. Graphs allow the study of its pattern as a whole, or cycle, in Britain, India, Spain, etc. Genres being the primary cycle that produce the rises and falls on the graph. This allows to theorise about the longevity of genres along history. "Is the wave-like pattern a sort of hidden pendulum of literary history?" asks Moretti (18). Unlike what could be interpreted by the hegemonic market system, a study of data shows that over 44 genres play their part on 160 years: they cluster both to rise and to fall. Another question arises then: why the clustering? Audiences/generations; or ideologies; or none of them. Data doesn't offer the why directly. These cycles indicate "a conflict that remains constant throughout the period" (Pomian, 117). Like the discussion about the bleeding death and rebirth of Humanities. Like Doctor Who's regenerations over his 50 years on TV.
Now, the book brings us to maps. Or, better put, diagrams (check Carmen's post for further reading). What knowledge can diagrams add to literary studies? In his first example Moretti demonstrates that the space of narrative can take several different shapes. In this case it takes a circular one and, as with data, this allows further exploration of the literary system. Maps are not "already an explanation; but at least it shows us that there is something that needs to be explained" (39). They can elucidate those experiences of social systems in the past, that we usually want to analyse in books, in order for us to understand how people framed their thinking, their ideologies. A map (see Christaller's Central Places in Souther Germany) in which it is possible to see that daily life needs no big urban space – till things changed. Commerce and industry develop and with them the central region gives way to stronger, or new, networks and grapevines. Interconnections that pluralize needs, novelties, products, memories, emigration, crime, repression. The village against the city, the province in between. These kind of maps are going to show "a matrix of relations, not a cluster of individual locations" (54). And I reckon he has a point here: with maps we can easily visualize the connections as a matrix, a diagram of forces, in order to establish the meaning of society as a collective realm.
The third diagram in the party is the morphological one: the tree. How are they practical to literary studies? Well, "a tree is a way of sketching how far a certain language has moved from another one, or from their common point of origin. And if language evolves by diverging, why not literature too?" (70). Interesting point of view, for he compares Darwin's natural selection to languages and literature; "literary survival" (71) he calls it. When "a genre is visualized as a tree […] the genre becomes an abstract 'diversity spectrum', whose internal multiplicity no individual text will ever be able to represent" (76). No particular work can stand as the representative of the genre. Like graphs, trees can show the entire compound of literature – as "technology-of-language" (80)- to manifest the barriers in culture and their transformations. In the end, this creates a new conception: the study of literature both as it "moves for forwards and sideways" (91), being inclusive to all the participants in the corpus.
All in all, I loved the book! The reason why I liked it is because Moretti gives a great example of how to apply these abstracts approaches to literature. They can change -not that the traditional models are wrong- our theories, redesign them. Also, he doesn't get lost in without actually showing himself in the kind of desperate need of attention to computing/coding/digital/maths that I noticed on other writers, and that made their text somehow muzzy.
And because Whovians have created a lot of graphs, and maps, and trees, and diagrams, about their favourite show, which is on its 50th anniversary now, and has this "conflict that remains constant throughout the period" a little video I post.


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The hike was Mt. Kearsarge North, a challenging 2600' climb up 3.1 miles to the summit at 3268', where an enclosed glass spectator tower awaits you for a 360 degree panoramic view.
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Graduate Pennie bags Beijing canoe berth
Loughborough graduate Fiona Pennie will make her Olympic debut in Beijing after being named in Team GB's canoe slalom squad.
The former sports scholar is one of three canoeists named today by the British Olympic Association and will compete in the Women's Kayak Single.
Fiona qualified last month (April) with double victory at the canoe slalom Olympic selection event in Holland. The Scottish national, a World Championship silver medallist in 2006, was a comfortable winner in the K1 class to become to only woman to qualify for Britain in canoe slalom.
"I am looking forward to taking part in the biggest sporting event in the world and to have this opportunity to represent Great Britain is very special," she said.
Pennie, now 25, gained a BSc in Sports Technology in June 2003.


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