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Industrial Fastener Market Review 2017
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This report studies Industrial Fastener in Global market, especially in North America, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia and India, with production, revenue, consumption, import and export in these regions, from 2011 to 2015, and forecast to 2021.
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1 Industry Overview of Industrial Fastener
2 Manufacturing Cost Structure Analysis of Industrial Fastener
3 Technical Data and Manufacturing Plants Analysis of Industrial Fastener
4 Global Industrial Fastener Overall Market Overview
5 Industrial Fastener Regional Market Analysis
6 Global 2011-2016E Industrial Fastener Segment Market Analysis (by Type)
7 Global 2011-2016E Industrial Fastener Segment Market Analysis (by Application)
8 Major Manufacturers Analysis of Industrial Fastener
8.1 AFI Industries
8.1.1 Company Profile
8.1.2 Product Picture and Specifications
188.8.131.52 Type I
184.108.40.206 Type II
220.127.116.11 Type III
8.1.3 AFI Industries 2015 Industrial Fastener Sales, Ex-factory Price, Revenue, Gross Margin Analysis
8.1.4 AFI Industries 2015 Industrial Fastener Business Region Distribution Analysis
8.2 Infasco
8.2.1 Company Profile
8.2.2 Product Picture and Specifications
184.108.40.206 Type I
220.127.116.11 Type II
18.104.22.168 Type III
8.2.3 Infasco 2015 Industrial Fastener Sales, Ex-factory Price, Revenue, Gross Margin Analysis
8.2.4 Infasco 2015 Industrial Fastener Business Region Distribution Analysis
8.3 TR Fastenings
8.3.1 Company Profile
8.3.2 Product Picture and Specifications
18.104.22.168 Type I
22.214.171.124 Type II
220.127.116.11 Type III
8.3.3 TR Fastenings 2015 Industrial Fastener Sales, Ex-factory Price, Revenue, Gross Margin Analysis
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11 Consumers Analysis of Industrial Fastener
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by Mitchell4500, Jul 29, 2010.
LG Ally Android 2.2 Software Update
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signed it. they better give it to us. for years now i've heard what a great company LG is. now that i actually own one of their products i'm starting to wonder exactly what people were talking about in the first place.
Just out of curiosity, which similarly equipped phones are getting 2.2 (as stated in the petition)?
And do you REALLY think an online petition will make them do 2.2 on a device if it doesn't have the specs to really run it?
Google says all phones running 2.1 can run 2.2 and the mytouch is getting it.
I think a petition could help and I don't care what you think.
The Mytouch has a GPU in the system, the Ally has none. If I remember reading right, that was one of the problems, the phone uses the main system ram for graphics processing, which the mod over at LG Communities mentioned was a problem. A phone closer to the specs of the Ally is the G1, and it's definitely NOT getting Froyo, as it's hardware is too limited to run it.
They haven't definitely said, NO FROYO, but if the system just isn't powerful enough to handle the OS, or it not be a step up from what you have now, why would they do it? For what it is, the phone works well, and hopefully the LG engineers can squeeze Froyo in there, but a petition demanding it won't really sway their decision.
If getting Froyo is that important, maybe folks should look into the Droid2, it's got the hardware keyboard also, and is supposed to have Froyo pre-installed at release. Couple that with a 1ghz proc, and a total of 16g memory by default (8g built in, 8g SD included), it'd be a win/win.
I'm done with Lg, seriously who releases their first android phone in the American market with no thought of future upgradeability...seriously?...and leaving your customers in the dark is poor customer relations at best bordering on arrogance.
droidX here I come! I wonder just how much business lg is loosing to Motorola over this issue, They will not get 2.2 so stop wishing and jump ship while/if you can. Lost a customer for life with this on, goodbye
Hardly any because I guarantee you that 80-90% of the people who bought the Ally have no idea what Froyo is.
Oh yeah....goodbye. We will miss you because your one lifetime post has been so helpful to all the members of this forum.
I agree with this for the most part, although I'd say the percentages might be a bit off. I'd say a good portion more than 10-20% of Ally users know what Froyo is, and the benefits.
I'd love to see the LG developers pull a rabbit out of their hat as far as Froyo is concerned on the Ally, but if you REQUIRE froyo for whatever reason, you'd be better served by getting a phone that's known to be receiving that upgrade, instead of wishing really hard that you'll get it on the Ally, which at this point looks iffy at best.
And FlyinJoe, you have GOT the be the same Joe from lgallyforums, as you have his same sunny personality...
I replaced my Eris with the Ally, I like the Ally a lot; except the time without signal issue; I thought 2.2 was going to address this issue?
Yes it does, but so far an LG Tech (who doesn't have an answer either) is saying that LG is working to fix all these bugs BUT prob wont release 2.2 to ally
Well were getting 2.2!
But EXLGUSER said we're not.
Now I'm confused..lol.
No time frame just yet, but at least we'll see something.
Well the LG representative said we are... And so Did there custom service, and website.
the petition to start now is for a date, to find out if were gonna get it at least before the year is over
Read up...
Relax, LG Ally owners: Froyo's coming your way -- Engadget Mobile
Screw them, now that a working recovery has been built, we will make our own froyo! FTW!!
Its on the way... Even though the hardware was in doubt for a bit, the Ally is getting it....
Its always funny how the products community supports the product more then the devlopers of such product.
Well the developers usually do their work BEFORE it come out... heh... Once we have it, they have probably moved on to the next project...
So the Ally is going to get 2.2? That's sweet. Has there been a release date yet? I see this post was written about a month ago... not sure if a date has been set.
No release date yet
i dont think its gonna happen guys....the LG rep posted on the verizon forums saying they are working on fixing some of the locking up and rebooting problems we have had in a separate update that is not a 2.2 update
i would highly doubt they are spending huge resources on fixing that AND porting 2.2 to the Ally......my guess is once they fix the bugs mentioned in this device update they will stop updating the Ally at all for the most part
i called Verizon about my phone rebooting today again, i pointed out the multi-page thread in their own support forums of others having the same issue, and how the "LG Pro" rep basically posted admitting they are working on a fix for the rebooting issues...and she said you can't believe any of that, none of that is official, as if to suggest i and all those people are just making shit up.....arrogant ****
We'll get it one way or another
Which is a steaming pile of poo, just like the original Droid's keyboard. I like the "powertrain" of the Droid 2, but a crappy keyboard is just that....a crappy keyboard, and nothing can overcome that.

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She also stressed there was no need to divest any stock that her husband holds in Johnson Johnson, a company that makes and markets HIV-related drugs that could be helped by the Early Treatment of HIV Act, which Pelosi introduced last summer.
"Absolutely not," Pelosi said Thursday when asked if she would consider divesting.
"My first speech on the floor of the House in 1987, over 20 years ago, was on the subject of HIV/AIDS," she said. "My work in Congress has had this as a priority. I would no more do that than I would say my support for broadband means I have to divest from any technology stock I have, let alone my interest in preserving the planet means I would have to divest in green technology."
Pelosi's husband owns between $250,000 and $500,000 stock in Johnson Johnson, the company that markets the anemia drug Procrit used by HIV patients and others with anemia. Procrit is manufactured by Amgen, a pharmaceutical firm based in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
On July 27, 2007, 28 Amgen executives contributed more than $20,000 to Pelosi's re-election campaign. See Previous Story
On July 30, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced it would tighten the rules on paying for anemia drugs such as Procrit.
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In addition to the 28 separate contributions Pelosi received last July from Amgen employees, seven other contributions were made by executives in the months of July and August, for a total of $30,050 to Pelosi's re-election campaign.
Also, Amgen's political action committee gave Pelosi's campaign a total of $10,000 last year.
Employees of the company had not previously contributed such large amounts to Pelosi's campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign contributions going back to 1992.
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Boehm referenced Pelosi's examples of divesting her stock in technology firms or environmental firms because she supports broadband and a clean environment.
"I'll take her up on that and say yes," he said. "The distinction is this is legislation that particularly helps a business she is invested in. In the end, what's more important to her: her personal profits or being speaker?"
Pelosi has introduced this same legislation in previous years, her spokesman Drew Hammill has said, and it has nothing to do with whether states choose to cover a particular drug.
Ray Robison, a conservative commentator who first raised questions on Pelosi's ties to pharmaceutical firms, said Pelosi has not adequately answered the questions.
"Pelosi's submittal of the ETHA bill coincided with an anomalous, large donation to her campaign by Amgen executives," Robison told Cybercast News Service. "At no other time has she received donations of that magnitude from Amgen. She has significant personal ties to Amgen and through its licensing agreement with Johnson Johnson, a financial stake to her own purse."
The firm Ortho Biotech, an affiliate of Johnson Johnson, sells Procrit under a license from Amgen.
Procrit is a medication for anemia and is widely used by patients with kidney damage and by cancer patients. It is also used to help treat anemia caused by other medications used to treat HIV and AIDS, according to AIDSMeds.com, a Web site with information on AIDS medications.
Prezista and Intellence, two HIV drugs manufactured by Johnson Johnson subsidiary Tibotec Therapeutics, are covered by Medicaid now for patients with AIDS, Tibotec spokeswoman Pamela Van Houten has said.
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This event is in conjunction with Ladies' Night at Habitat, which means storewide sales for all women in attendance. There will also be fine beer provided by Grand Teton Brewing Company and light appetizers. SheJumps co-founder Claire Smallwood will be there to share more information about SheJumps and some of the new projects that SheJumps is taking on: "This is a great opportunity to expand our programming to new communities and the Teton Valley is a great place to do that. I am excited to talk about our big project on the horizon and get everyone stoked out on SheJumps!" The vision of SheJumps is to create a community of ambitious and compassionate women that are willing to take a "jump" to reach their potential.
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Work takes off on airport hotel plans
Two Melbourne-based companies are developing a design for a proposed eight-storey hotel at the Geraldton Airport.
Recently, Saraceno Group and APDD visited the proposed site where they are hoping to develop more than 11,000 square metres of land.
The hotel would include more than 170 double bedrooms, a large restaurant and a ballroom.
The city's CEO, Tony Brun, says once the design is submitted to council, it is more than likely the proposal would be approved.
"There's already planning guidelines that are in place, so as long as their development is consistent in what's the approved planning guidelines, it's basically deemed approved pending any assessment process that is done by our planning internally," he said.
"So they indicated very strong interest, they have not wavered in any way.
"If anything, they left Geraldton more convinced that that was the right decision to select it as the right place for their hotel."
The city expects the developers to indicate when they will begin building within the next three to six months.
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Oregon Police Admit Body Cams Turned off | Accuse FBI of Misconduct
On March 8, 2016, Oregon State Police held a news conference in which the DesChutes County investigative team announced its investigative report. It was a dog and pony show that turned sour. In short, it's a huge cover up. It's state law that police must turn on their body cams at times such as this. But instead they deliberately turned them off. This is a trend nationwide.
Here is the video that Shawna Cox took from inside LaVoy Finicum's truck during his assassination.
Courtesy: OregonLive (The Oregonian)
In addition the OSP turned on the FBI because shots were fired prematurely and were not accounted for.
In reviewing the autopsy, omissions were apparent and then upon review of the 360 page written report, strange inconsistencies appeared. One includes the mysterious Mark McConnell. Suspected by the protestors to be an FBI plant, he insisted on driving the group to the John Day meeting, and then when they encountered the ambush, his main concern was whether his Jeep had been harmed, not the man lying dead on the ground.
Furthermore, he was the only one of the group not detained and his name is entirely missing in the very detailed police report.
Another alarming detailed jumped out of the report: One police officer said they changed the kill stop (also called a deadman's blockade), never used on civilians, from Grant County to Harney because Grant was a "UN-free Zone." WE will be reporting more on what exactly that officer meant in our next update.
LaVoy's widow Jeanette gave this statement after review of the investigative report:
March 9, 2016, St. George, UT — Yesterday a tag-team of law enforcement officials announced they have found that the Oregon officer who shot my husband dead while he had his hands in the air was justified. These officials announced that "without a doubt" the officer who killed my husband did so "to protect" himself and his fellow officers "from imminent harm."
I know my husband, Robert LaVoy Finicum, and I knew him on the day he died. With his hands in the air, he was no danger to anyone, he intended no "imminent harm." He was giving himself up in order to divert shooters from the others in the truck. Right down to the very last act of his life, he was giving for others. That was my husband. That was the man who the panel of investigators concluded was "responsible for" the situation in which he was killed in a well-planned ambush.
My family and I reject the biased, whitewash findings and conclusion reported yesterday. My lawyers have assured me that the men who ambushed my husband, who set him up for death, who assassinated him, will face justice in a court before an unbiased jury that will be deciding whether my husband was killed by a wrongful action or omission on the part of the police. That action will be joined with an action based on violation of the due process clause of the United States Constitution, the very document for which my husband gave his life. That is a Civil Rights Act claim.
Prior to yesterday the FBI held the position that my husband was shot during a "traffic stop." That was such a stretch of the truth that even the tag-team news conference group could not repeat it. There was no "traffic stop." This was an ambush by use of a "Deadman's Blockade" designed to allow a "Kill Stop"—a roadblock on a blind curve on an almost abandoned road.
Those officers at the roadblock were the last line available to block the truck LaVoy drove, to assure that he was killed. In our wrongful death and civil rights violation lawsuit we will prove the kind of man my husband was, and that as a leading spokesman of this movement to restore the U.S. Constitution and our unalienable rights, he had to be made an example: "Don't interfere if we as law officers are depriving someone of their rights, property and person." Is this what Americans believe? Or is this the kind of fear tactic despots in the Middle East have used for centuries when they place crucifixes along the highway to strike fear into their slaves – don't you dare oppose our unjust laws or this is what will happen to you!"
I don't think so. Not in America. I still believe we are governed by the same Constitution that our founders created and that we are a republic, one nation under God.
Yesterday, as before, the officers set up a false scenario that my husband was reaching for a loaded gun as he was shot. Before yesterday's selectively edited video showing, we saw the uncut version. In that uncut version, we see my husband with his hands up, walking away from the truck and not reaching for anything when a man to the right of the video obviously fired some projectile at him. Immediately he leaned over to his left hip area where it appeared some projectile hit him. At that one moment, shots were reigned down on him and he died there in the snow bank—where he lay for ten minutes without anyone checking to see whether he was alive. They let him lay there because they knew that the three shots into the back had killed him.
My attorneys have already begun to assemble a trial team of investigators, paralegals, videographers and writers to make sure that the man who shot my husband in the back and all those who were accomplices will face justice. They will soon be filing the Oregon 30.275 notice that precedes a lawsuit for wrongful death and civil rights violations.
At least twice yesterday the officials blamed my husband for being solely responsible for what happened at the site where he was ambushed. Again, my attorneys assure me that we can show differently, even with yesterday's law enforcement whitewash. This tag-team said that the officers on the scene where the killing took place were there, putting themselves in harm's way as part of an effort to "bring the situation at the refuge to an end peacefully." This statement is consistent with the goal law enforcement announced from the beginning in this case: Let's just get them out of the refuge building peacefully to the outside where we can talk.
If they had been telling the truth, on January 26, they could easily have achieved their goal. They knew from an informant inside the refuge that all but four of the people inside the refuge would be leaving for several hours. That included the long trip to John Day, the meeting with Sheriff Glenn Palmer, and the ranchers' workshop that evening on the original intent of the Constitution.
So, I ask, why didn't the officers pull the roadblock and let the group go out peacefully to John Day? Why didn't they choose to arrest him while at the Sheriff's office? If they had done that, this case would have been put in the books with the peaceful ending they now claim they wanted. In fact, the Harney County Sheriff had every opportunity during their stay at the Malheur Refuge to make a peaceful arrest during the numerous conversations they had with him in Burns. My lawyers believe we can show that was not their goal because there is no better evidence of their intent than their actions.
So when the officials said yesterday that my husband was "solely responsible" for the situation and happening of his death, they were spreading their whitewash with a very broad brush. Yesterday one of the tag-team said that my husband chose to break the law, chose to put himself and other people in danger, and then chose to enter into a face-to-face confrontation with armed police officers. My lawyers have already discussed with me how the facts will show that the officers intended to shoot LaVoy, how an informant arranged for him to be in the lead truck, how the officers started shooting at the truck to force it to stop, and then finally how my husband gave himself up in order to draw attention away from the others in the truck.
Contrary to what the panel of officials "found," my husband was not responsible for the situation that ended with his death. He is not the one who blockaded the road with a "deadman's blockade." He is not the one responsible for officers armed with long guns firing from behind the trees. He is not the one who chose to block himself and his friends from leaving the refuge to go out to John Day. He is not the one who lined armed personnel all along the roadway from the refuge to the blockade. No, all those actions can be laid at the feet of the officials who spoke of their innocence yesterday. They will not have to explain their actions in a preliminary hearing or at trial, because their actions were glossed over—"law officers will take care of their own" I was told. But I still had faith in the system my husband fought to protect. I was wrong.
We had no chance at justice in this investigation of law enforcement officers by other law enforcement officers, more like the fox guarding the hen house. But in a wrongful death action, coupled with a civil rights action, the shooters and their partners will make sure that the officers involved will face the same kind of music enjoyed yesterday at our expense.
Yesterday the panel said that "the troopers knew that Mr. Finicum carried a weapon on his left side. Mr. Finicum was reaching for that loaded 9mm gun when the troopers lawfully used deadly force to protect themselves and others including the trooper armed with a taser." You all have seen the full video where it shows the trooper with the gun or taser to the right of the screen as you look toward the screen. You see my husband lean over to his left hip area immediately where he grabs for the place he was hit. The gunman turns his back on my husband and runs. Isn't it strange that a law officer turns his back on a person he believes to be heavily armed? Not so strange if he knows that his partner intends to shoot that person in the back.
We believe they will have a hard time squaring their actions with the Attorney General's statements when we next get into court. My attorneys tell me that we will have to get past the motion to dismiss the civil rights action, which is a motion often governed by intangibles such as, "Does the action of the state shock the conscience?" The media have called my husband a lot of names that are foreign to the peaceful man and extraordinary father of our children that I knew. We must now ask the question, "Who are the real 'domestic terrorists here?"
We believe that this "Kill Stop" staged by government agents was barbaric, that their whitewash of this horrific incident is more worthy of an Academy Award-winning film in the fiction category and that unbiased American citizens will have their conscience shocked by the government agents' conduct in:
• Arranging for imbedding an informant among those in the house, on the basis of the informant's information they set up a Deadman's Blockade and an intentional killing;
• They shot at the truck in an effort to prevent it from leaving peacefully;
• They shot at the truck after it came to a halt;
• Then they shot my husband, the father of our eleven children, as he moved away from the truck with both hands in the air;
• At the time he was seen to reach down and bend down to his left as though he had been shot or hit with a bullet or taser ray;
• As he bent down, and then tried to straighten back up he was shot three times in the back and died.
I believe, my family believes, my lawyers believe that this evidence will "shock the conscience."
Thank you.
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I have lived in a 1920's semi-detached property situated approximately 4 miles from Bristol city centre and ¾ mile from the River Avon as the crow (or should I say swift!) flies. The local area is surrounded by many parks and open spaces including the famous Clifton and Durdham Downs.
I first became aware that swifts were nesting in my house in May 2005. Whilst I was painting the front bedroom windows one flew over my head and "disappeared" under a raised roof tile. From that day I wanted to find out as much as possible about these remarkable birds. Back in those days information about swifts on the internet was very basic indeed, and my first nest box designs were rudimentary to say the least. They looked like long brown shoe-boxes with a large side entrance. I installed them in a row under the soffit above the garage which gave them only a 3 metre drop. Needless to say they weren't very successful.
By 2006 as more information became available on the Internet I had changed my nest box design, the first of many alterations to come.
I also painted them the same colour as the house purely for aesthetic reasons. By this time I had also acquired the Swift Calls CD which I played continuously in the summer. My original pair returned to their nest under the roof tiles in late April. Throughout the summer despite playing the CD on a daily basis I was unable to attract any newcomers into my boxes which now numbered 14.
The same routine continued for the next three years. The original pair would return each spring and I would play the CD as loud and as often as I could (trying not to annoy the neighbours!). This did attract small groups of non-breeders from time to time, but for some unknown reason I couldn't get them to go anywhere near my boxes.
By May 2010 and after the arrival of my original pair, the design of my boxes had changed once again.
They were now a mixture of all shapes and sizes, each with a ribbed landing strip under the entrance hole. It was during June I had a flash of inspiration. I was watching a new pair prospecting around one of my drain-pipes and completely ignoring my boxes (as they normally did). These newcomers seemed intent on trying to squeeze in behind the drain-pipe where it joined the gutter. They seemed to be looking for a non-existent entrance hole behind the drainpipe, when frustratingly my nest boxes were so close. If it was drainpipe that they wanted then I decided to add them to my nest boxes! I fitted small 80mm sections of black plastic pipe adjacent to each entrance hole on every box.
This worked almost immediately and within a couple of days I had 2 new pairs taking up residence. By the time they left in early August they had both built two perfect small nests.
In 2011 I removed the sections of drainpipe on each box and painted the landing strip black, directly beneath each entrance hole, before the 3 pairs returned to breed. They were joined by a new pair of non-breeders in June, taking the colony number up to 4 pairs. Over the winter I had installed cameras in all of my boxes (see Nest Box Location diagram), so I was able to record their activities in even more detail. These are my swift breeding charts for 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Below is a photo of my designs in 2011.
In 2012 only 3 out of the 4 pairs breeding pairs returned in May, however they were joined by a pair of non-breeders pair in June. This meant the colony remained the same size with 4 pairs.
In 2013 all 4 pairs returned in May and were unexpectedly joined by another breeding pair in early June making 5 breeding pairs in total. They were joined in July by another 2 non-breeding pairs, making 7 pairs in total (5 breeding pairs, 2 non-breeding pairs). 6 of the pairs were in nest boxes and 1 pair were under the roof tile.
In 2014 all 7 pairs returned in May raising 14 chicks successfully between them, the last fledging on August 6th. This year the colony expanded to 8 pairs with the arrival in July of a non-breeding pair who started building a nest for next year.
In April 2015 I installed three newly designed Zeist style nest boxes, two facing west and one facing south. One of the boxes on the west side was successful and was occupied by a pair of non-breeders in early June. The other two boxes remained unoccupied. I noticed the swifts using the box on the west side preferred to fly straight in, without landing momentarily on the landing strip as they do on my other boxes. I therefore removed the landing strips and also changed the shape of the entrance hole – see below.
In 2015 14 swifts out of 16 from our colony returned. These were joined by 3 newcomers, a pair and a single bird making 17 in total. The single bird left after a few weeks making the colony size 16 adults – 7 breeding pairs and 1 non breeding pair. 1 adult was predated in July reducing the colony to 15. The 6 breeding pairs in boxes produced 14 chicks of which 13 fledged successfully. The remaining pair under the roof tiles also produced some chicks, numbers unknown, but estimate either 2 or 3.
In early April 2016 I put up all my boxes again and now have 17 boxes in total dotted around the house. I repositioned the only south facing Zeist box to the west side of the house, mainly because it was so difficult to maintain where it was. I also managed to add one of my shoe-box design boxes to trial. Although it is primarily designed to fit under large soffits (over 8″ deep) it fits snugly underneath one of my existing boxes on the west side.
Overall 2016 has been a bit of a topsy-turvy year. By the end of May all 8 pairs were back in their boxes. These were joined by 2 new pairs in early June making the total 10 pairs. Unfortunately in early July I lost a complete pair, back down to 9 pairs. To make matters worse this pair had 3 chicks. One chick died but I managed to foster the other two into my other boxes and both fledged successfully. In mid-July I gained another pair, back up to 10 pairs. Below are the results for 2015, so you can see the difference between the two years.
Number of breeding pairs; 2015 = 7. 2016 = 9.
Number of eggs rejected; 2015 = 3 (18.75%). 2016 = 5 (20%).
Number of chick fatalities; 2015 =1 (6.25%). 2016 = 3 (15%).
Number of adult fatalities; 2015 =1 (6.25%). 2016 = 2 (12.5%).
Number of chicks fledged per nest;
2015 – 7 nests averaging 2.14 chicks per nest (15 chicks in total).
2016 – 9 nests averaging 1.88 chicks per nest (17 chicks in total).
Increase in colony size; 2015 up 1 pair from 7 to 8; 2016 up 2 pairs from 8 to 10.
So although the colony has increased in size the performance of 2016 is much worse than 2015. The biggest differences were in eggs rejected and chick fatalities, probably caused by the poor weather in May and June.
For 2017 I have made 2 new corner boxes (photos on Swift Nest Box Design page). One will replace my shoe box design (shown in photo above) and fits under nest box 5 north. The other will fit under nest box 4 south. I have also painted their interiors black along with the interior of my single Zeist box. Three boxes of similar size and design have been left unpainted as a control. I want to test if swifts prefer dark interiors over light ones (details on the Swift Nest Box Design page).
To anyone wanting to attract swifts to nest boxes on their property my best advice is to have a little patience. Install the best box design you can (doesn't matter if it's homemade or retail). Play swift attraction calls as loud as possible especially in the mornings, and if you are lucky swifts could take up residence almost immediately. However sometimes though (like me) it might take a little longer, but don't give up in the meantime – keep on trying.


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Sleeping alone can have its perks – hello, lying diagonally – but sometimes it's nice to have a good spoon. But what if you want the hugs but not the dramas of a real-life boyfriend? We don't know many guys that are up for playing occasional Sunday BF (required for cuddles only), so short of getting a bunch of cats to lie in the shape of guy, we were low on options for a no-strings-attached bedtime snuggle. Until now! Lucky for you, innovative Dutch illustrator and designer Noortje de Keijzer has actually knitted herself a bed buddy, complete with stubble and nipples. Maybe if you ask nicely she will make you one too?!
Noortje de Keijzer knitting her dream guy.
Once you have the guy's, erm, knitted "shell" you just need to stuff your Knitted Boyfriend with a pillow and he's ready to go - bring on the hugs. So what made the creator swear off real men and turn to wool for comfort instead? Describing her project, de Keijzer sounds like a romantic who's been burned just a little:
"My Knitted Boyfriend is a cushion with a story. A cushion with a personality. A cushion to kiss! Or, well… to cuddle, to caress, to hug, and to smile with. Because this man is always happy. And he is flexible as well. He will have a mustache if you prefer mustaches. He will wear glasses if you prefer glasses." We don't know about you, but it sounds quite stressful having to create your perfect man: facial hair, no facial hair, preppy style verses jock… too many decisions!
So what does de Keijzer's ideal man like to do all day? "He likes to sit on your floor, on your couch or at you dinner table. But most of all he likes to lay down next to you in bed. With your head on his chest and his arms wrapped around you. This way you will never feel alone ever again. With this man you can be sure, he will never leave you," says the artist. We can't say that "trapping" a man so he never leaves us is in our top 10 must-have qualities for a potential BF.
Not content with just one knitted man in her life, the creator has actually designed two – dark-skinned Steve (who apparently is a little camera-shy) and light-skinned Arthur (shown in the pics). So yes her beaus are machine-washable, but there are still a few essentials old Mr Knit is missing – conversation, anyone!
But, judging by the video, below de Keijzer thinks her "man" is more than just a knit though, apparently he actually COMES ALIVE overnight so they can enjoy a bunch of couple-y activities together, like watching movies and having romantic brekkie. Check out the super-cute video of the artist creating and hanging out with her BF Arthur:


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Turquoise Mountain has set up a public school in Murad Khani, as well as an out-of-school education centre for the children of the district.
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Turquoise Mountain, with the support of the community, set up the Firuzkuh Family Health Centre, which now receives over 20,000 patient visits per year. The centre specialises in maternal and child health, with two-thirds of its patients women and children.
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I use Nanotech's which have been pretty iffy to be honest. I hate to think this one was lost due to a poor battery. However, that explanation leaves an opening for airframe #8.
Never say never!
Well, if I was to go for #8, I still have the problem of hand tossing which is the primary problem. Once she's airborne (and the throws/CG/trim are correct) I don't usually have a problem flying her.
It's getting her in the air. What I would have to consider is retracts. That would limit me to flying only at the school on the track or parking lot which would limit my flying ability. Then again I guess it's better to have four successful flights a month versus 10 attempts that end in disaster.
This damn bird is like crack.
IF IF IF I was to get another one, I might consider a PNP from BH. That way, if it crashes, no big deal. I can use Don's power setup and Joe's afterburnerz in a more stable and predictable air frame.
Does anyone have one they are flying all stock? If so, is it halfway decent? I mean, I know it would be a DOG compared to Don's setup but shoot, just to see it fly without ending in disaster - even if that means 20mph slower - it may be something to consider.
Sorry dude.....with all that power...maybe a long tarp to take off on?? Or a rail made of pcv ...put plastic skid plates on plane that would slide on pvc.. nice and slick....but I think the weight porblem is a real issue....and having to fly that fast really burns up the juice...but after 7 planes I might just move on for the sake of my mental health and nerves Just saying.....
Aros, I had similar problems trying to hand-launch a Skyray EDF (the plane I've been using as my EDF/SR71 trainer, it's a similar delta-wing jet but without the long nose of an SR71). I broke my Skyray airframe in-two no less than 3 times out of 7 hand-launch attempts... it just wasn't worth it. Turns out that with the landing gear plugged in even on grass runway with just a little head-breeze it WILL rotate and lift off, as long as the grass isn't too long (my club keeps it mowed close weekly though). I've had nothing but sucessful flights since abandoning the hand-launch idea! Though I haven't tried flying my SR71 yet I have fast-taxied it on my club's grass runway and it moved along very easily at less than 50% throttle.. 100% throttle and it would have lifted off I've no doubt of it. You really need to try with landing gear, you may not be able to get it up in the air 100% of the time but at least if it doesn't rotate and lift off you won't be tearing it up just shut'er down before you reach the end of the available runway area and taxi back.
Also anytime you have a loss of power (either intentionally or LVS!) put that nose DOWN below the horizon immediately and keep it there until you level out just before landing! You flatspinned just as soon as you pulled the nose up without power... I flatspinned my Skyray briefly just once when I lost too much airspeed at the top of a large loop, but I had enough altitude to power out of it in time it was scary though (it was coming down almost directly above my pilot station! Eeek!). You flatspin, you push the nose down and give full power and hope it starts flying again that's all you can do it worked for my Skyray it only fell maybe 30 feet before it started pulling out of it and that's with only a single 60mm edf fan unit. Also in most LVS situations if you kill throttle for just a second then you can "restart" and give it some power maybe 1/3 stick to help get you back to the runway for landing. When you kill the throttle completely the battery voltage will come back up above the LVS threshold and then as long as you don't pull it down below LVS voltage again you can keep some power on (as opposed to trying to deadstick land, some power is better than no power). Keep that nose below the horizon though, don't let it slow down no matter what!
Those afterburner lights of Joe's looked awesome in your SR71 Aros!! If I ever get mine maidened and a few good flights on it I may have to get me some of those! Soon maybe! :-)
ps. The Skyray F4D-1 is a good fun 60mm EDF delta-wing jet (similar in shape the the SR71 but without twin engines or that long nose)... only downer is that it doesn't come with retracts the included gear is fixed in place. You might try one, but don't hand-launch it and do bend the mains forward a bit so that they're closer to the CG so it will rotate better on take-off. Regards!
- Michael
Thanks Michael...Unfortunately I didn't realize LVC was hit when I was in a banking turn and the torque roll/tip stall was instant with not enough altitude to pull out of it and save her. As for the flat spin, I had applied full down elevator trying to get that nose down and build up speed but it was 100% unresponsive at that point. You can see in the video that she wasn't about to come out of that flat spin regardless of my inputs. I was trying everything to no avail. I was lucky that time that she landed flat-bellied. Yesterday, not so lucky.
If the SR-71 and I cross paths again, it will undoubtedly be with retracts. This bird is just not meant for hand tossing.
Thanks for the comments!
Anyways it taxies quite easily on grass runway (closely mowed) I don't forsee any issues with taking-off just haven't gotten the CG set on it yet I need to add something to the back-end to balance it thinking I'll do the whale-tail mod before maiden and then maybe add those cool afterburner lights later if I can fly it well enough. 3S 3000mah 35C max single battery pack in the battery bay, stock power system.
- Michael
Yes my BH tales of horror are well documented in the warbird forum I am primarily active in. I have been looking around and all the kits on the web are out of stock. I was thinking of putting my power system and afterburnerz in a different jet altogether but I can't find any twin 64MM EDFs out there I like anywhere near as much as the SR-71, and besides, this power setup of Don's is really meant for this bird.
So if I can find a kit, the hell with it. What's another airframe? More heartache potentially but what else do I do? The power system and afterburnerz don't do me any good sitting in a drawer in my garage. I may as well keep on keeping on. Maybe one day I will find Lady Luck with one of these air frames and have a Blackbird that actually lasts in my hangar longer than five flights.
The whale tail is a good mod, I agree with the pros in this thread, but it also adds weight as do the afterburnerz (I had to add an ounce of weight to the nose plus shove my 4s 4000 forward a few inches than I've had to in the past, cutting out a lot of foam to fit). So it's a toss up between having the whale tail mod and afterburnerz versus a lighter air frame. This is one jet you don't want to add weight to if you can help it.
However, I would build it the same as #7, except with retracts for pavement/track takeoffs and landings.
I would have thought with your power system that 100% throttle and down elevon's it would have been able to get out of a flatspin with enough altitude...
Perhaps all-up weight/wing-loading was the underlying problem?
Never give up! Never surrender!
- Michael
Aros I just watched the final flight video... assuming you weren't goosing the throttle, it sounds like your ESC's were programmed to turn-off (hard-shutoff) on LVS. You were barely 3 minutes into the flight... how long were your previous flights on that battery pack? I'm thinking if your ESC's were programmed to hard-shutoff on Low Voltage and your pack was giving up earlier than previous flights then 1 or both motors were shutting down... BUT, hard-shutoff should have shut the motor(s) off completely and kept them shut-off until you went down to 0% throttle (to reset LVS) and then back up again. So I have to question whether LVS was occurring or not. I think soft shutoff would be preferrable on a twin EDF plane so as to prevent sudden power loss on 1 side or the other... soft shutoff simply slows the motor(s) down instead of turning them off completely. I use soft shutoff LVS on my Skyray and it's happened a few times when I tried to push my 6 minute flight time I reset throttle and came in for landing immediately at 1/3 power nose down all the way.
Have you gutted the remains yet? It looks like most of the back of the plane was still intact there's no reason you couldn't recharge the pack (or use a different pack) to check for operation for 3-4 minutes of runtime simulating your last flight... just to see what it does and if everything is actually working right, or not. Run it to LVS and see what it does. I'd be curious myself, might answer some questions about that last flight!
ps. The onboard camera while really cool probably doesn't help the flight characteristics any and must have added yet more weight. This is 1 plane I wouldn't dare do that with!
pps. Really interesting seeing the deflection of the cockpit during flight your plane was flexing quite a bit.
- Michael
The Nanotech's I use for the SR-71 are not very good. I've had numerous issues when charging them at times...Sometimes "low voltage, check battery" sometimes "over voltage, check battery"...They are the only batteries I've run into that issue. I've read reports that others have had a lot of issues with the Nanotechs, so in the future I will not be using them any more.
What the battery had to do with the crash is speculation but I agree with Don's theory "...Each fan/motor wants to pull ~60 amps so ~120 total amps so it is possible on a 4S 4000 the voltage may have dipped a little too low and started to shut down one fan unit..." especially with the above-mentioned issues I've had trying to charge those particular batteries at times.
Soft shutoff sounds like a very good idea with this jet. As I think we saw, losing one ESC to LVC even for a fraction of a second creates an instant lateral stability issue as the other motor is still going at full power.
I did gut the remains...Although I could have patched the back end together, I don't like that Frankenfoam look to my planes after too many crashes not to mention the integrity of the airframe at that stage. It's too bad the kit seems to be out of stock everywhere because it's cheap and easy to replace. In my case I should order in bulk!
My flight times are usually 3 to 4 minutes which surprises me because I don't fly WOT the entire flight and I would think a 4000 mAh battery would give me an extra minute or two of flight times.
As for the camera, you're right, as light as they are, they do add a little bit of weight. I've always wanted an onboard cam for the SR-71 and I'm so glad I have that video of the successful maiden. So next time (still debating if there will be a next time) I would go sans cam and add retracts and use a different sized and type of battery, or dual 4s in parallel.
That cockpit deflection had me curious! There was a lot of flexing going on. Is that normal?
My condolences...
You may want to look at the Dynam A-10 kit that NP sells... I think it goes for about $40 when they have it in stock. I picked one up a while back, and it's a pretty nice plane. If I had to build another one, the only mods that I would make would be to add some carbon fiber to the wing to stiffen it up, and replace the nosegear. I just put a new nosegear on mine that I made out of 3mm music wire... much stiffer and will hopefully hold up a bit better. I run parallel 3S 2200's in it, and it's got plenty of power with 4800kV motors. The A-10 never had afterburners, but it would be a cool mod...
Thanks Cobra...Are you talking about the A-10 or SR-71 i.e. nosegear and CF mod to the wing?
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Today we're going to the virtual mail bag. Pamela wrote:
I recently lost 12 lbs (all my "baby" weight and then some) and need basically a whole new wardrobe. But here's the kicker: we are hoping to get pregnant again soon. I plan on losing whatever weight I gain during the next pregnancy, but know that my body might change its shape and never quite go back to its current state. So what can I buy to fit my current body that will have some flexibility for my future post-pregnancy one?
I'm 5'8, 140 lbs., with a pear shape (measurements 37-32-40). I'm in an office where sweaters, button downs, skirts/pants are the norm, and I like a preppy and tailored look.
Dressing a transitional body is tough, particularly when you're trying to look professional and put-together. Pamela has the right idea, though: what she needs to do is focus on basic pieces that will carry her through this window and will work for her after she has her baby.
So what does she need?
First things first: Pamela's body has gone through a lot recently; she's had a baby and has gained and lost some weight. She should start with a bra fitting, to make sure she's wearing the right size bra. Pregnancy and changes in weight can affect the size and shape of your breasts; having the right size bra will make your clothes fit better. Most department stores will do bra fittings, as will small specialty lingere stores.
Once that's out of the way, Pamela needs the following:
A pair of jeans. Because Pamela is tall and curvy, she should look for boot cut or trouser jeans--something with a straight leg (the same width all the way down, not tapered or flared). Trouser jeans will be a little dressier, but regular boot cut jeans can easily be dressed up or down. For maximum flexibility, she should go with a pair that she can wear with flats.
A pair of wool or cotton blend trousers in a neutral color. Again, Pamela wants to look for something with a long, straight leg, to balance her hips. Because these are dressier pants, she should opt for something hemmed for a heel, even if its just a little heel. A "neutral" color can be black or brown or grey (either a light grey or a charcoal) or navy. A herringbone or tweed is also a nice neutral. Pamela should steer clear of light colored bottoms; they will emphasize her bottom half, and will get dirty easily.
A wool or cotton blend skirt in a neutral color. Because Pamela is curvy, her best bet is an A-line skirt; because she is tall, she can also look for something with a little flounce at the hem. A skirt that hits just below the knee can be worn with flats and heels and boots. If you are slim through the hips, you can opt for a pencil skirt, although keep in mind that it will look best with heels, which makes it a little less versatile. Again, choose a neutral color for maximum flexibility.
A jacket that goes with ALL the bottoms. Pamela might want to opt for a suit (the one pictured here is from Banana Republic), because she works in an office; she should choose a suit that will mix and match with other pieces in her closet, particularly her jeans and whatever other bottoms she has. Something with texture--a tweed or herringbone--will move nicely from dressy to casual. Or she can opt for something more summery, like a pique or stretch cotton blazer.
A great white shirt. It sounds like a cliche, but the white shirt is the Holy Grail of wardrobe basics. Pamela wants to find a shirt that fits through the bust AND the waist, which may mean a little bit of tailoring; she also wants to find a shirt that is long enough to tuck in or to cover her waistband when she sits down, if she wears it untucked. Finally, she wants to choose a shirt that is slim enough to wear under a sweater or jacket. Pamela should NOT dry clean her white shirt (the chemicals will eventually discolor the white); instead, wash it either by hand or in the machine. I would suggest that she look at a wrinkle-free shirt, one that can be washed and dried and NOT ironed; that way, she's more likely to actually WEAR it.
Two sweaters. Pamela should choose two of the following: turtleneck, crew neck, V neck, or cardigan. She can opt for a basic neutral color--black or brown or grey--or she can go with a color that looks great on her, like a red or blue. Because all of her bottoms are neutrals, a red sweater will go with EVERYTHING, and if it makes Pamela look and feel beautiful, she will be more likely to wear it. Sweaters should be cut so that she can wear them on their own or layered over the white shirt.
Two t-shirts. Pamela needs one really nice white t-shirt, in a cut that is appropriate both for work and play. She might look for something with a modest V neckline, or a boatneck. She also needs a second t-shirt in a neutral color, again appropriate for work and play. I would go with two white tees, one long sleeved and one short.
Finally, Pamela needs a pair of yoga pants that fit really well. Let's face it--on a Saturday morning, when she's running out for coffee, Pamela isn't likely to throw on her wool trousers. She should take the time to find a pair of yoga pants that fit properly--not too baggy, not too tight--for lazy weekends. It would be a shame if she looked great all week and then schlepped around on the weekend in some elastic-ankle sweats that are three sizes too big.
These are the absolute basics, the bare minimum that every woman needs in her closet; everything on this list can be mixed and matched with everything else, for work and weekends. Pamela can wear the wool trousers with the long-sleeved tee and the jacket one day; the next day, she can pair the skirt with one of the sweaters. She can wear the jeans with a sweater and the jacket, or with the white shirt and a sweater. And so on.
There are NOT enough pieces on this list to get through the week; Pamela will need to buy multiples of some of these things. She might need more than one pair of wool pants, for example; I work at home and own more than one pair of jeans. She could substitute chinos for jeans, if that's more her style. She might add a denim jacket, for weekends, and another blouse in a beautiful color or pattern. The key is to stick with neutral colors and classic cuts; this will make it easier for Pamela to pull these pieces out two or three years from now and have them still work for her. Of course, she can spice up her basics with funky shoes and great handbags and bright scarves and eclectic jewelrey, but the essentials--pants, skirts, tops--should be things that she will be able to return to after that second baby is born.


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You shouldn`t have to do this but.......
Make and use a Partition Wizard Boot cd to set up the partitions on the new drive. If you want 1 large partition then just do that. Then install windows on that partition. PW never fails.
Partition Wizard Bootable CD allows user to manage partition directly with partition manager bootable CD.
Are you positive you are burning the iso file to the dvd properly ?
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I also tried to take a stab at the cloning/partioning with EaseUS and once the partioning copy starts it hangs at 1% forever and I mean 2 hours ez so I cancelled it.
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You must be doing something wrong, when you open wintobootic, do you choose the windows 7 iso, check format then do it, and it won`t burn the the iso file to your flash drive ?
Your flash drive is 4 GBs correct ?
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UPDATE: I copied a fresh ISO from DigitalRiver to usb using Wintoboot and the error I am getting now is "unable to create partition". Again I will state the DiskPart commands did not work the CLEAN command throws an I/O error. Also when I delete the partitions that are showing during the fresh install where you pick destination drive, I pick NEW and then FORMAT and it says unable to format drive.
I ran every test available to me on my Seagate 1TB HDD and it passed every single without a hiccup. I am honestly tired of dealing with this new rig as it's the only one that I've built that has ever given me problems.
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Let me know when you're ready to start the steps I gave you. Have been waiting patiently.
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So you`re saying you successfully managed to put the Windows 7 iso file onto the flash drive ? And you can boot from the flash drive ?
And delete the partitions down to unallocated space like in this shot, then just click next.
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alrighty as it turns out the hot swap bays on my Obsidian 800D were bad. I connected the drive directly to the board without any kind of bridge and install went smooth as butter. Thanks for all the help though maybe I should've tried that first...oh well.
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