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Art News from Elsewhere
Guitar Drag
Via glasstire.com
Jun 30
"Excruciating, graphic, and exhausting." Screening now at Artpace in San Antonio—16 years after white supremacists dragged James Byrd, Jr. to his death behind a pickup truck in Jasper, Texas—Christian Marclay's video response Guitar Drag "feels well-timed."
An Activism of Affirmation
An Xiao Mina
Jun 30
From #BlackLivesMatter to Hong Kong's #UmbrellaMovement, the Internet helps activists inform, inspire, and organize around important issues, writes An Xiao Mina. But art and creative expression can play a special role within social-change movements as well: "They can help transform the Internet into a space for affirmation, self-worth, and emotional healing as well."
Art News from Elsewhere
Black-Metal Bernie
Via fastcodesign.com
Jun 29
Logo king Christophe Szpajdel has been busy: in addition to making mock logos for Microsoft, Jamie Oliver, and—a few years back—the Walker, he was recently asked by Fast Company to rebrand presidential candidates in his trademark black metal style.
Art News from Elsewhere
Denis Goes Sci-Fi
Via screendaily.com
Jun 29
For her first English-language film, French director Claire Denis is teaming up with Zadie Smith, Olafur Eliasson, and others. Set to begin shooting in late 2015, the story will "take place beyond the solar system in a 'future that seems like the present.'"
Art News from Elsewhere
Smoking Girl
Via npr.org
Jun 29
In Mary Ellen Mark's iconic 1990 photo, 9-year-old Amanda Ellison wears makeup and smokes. Still "surrounded by crazy people and drugs" today, she says she thinks that Mark, could she meet her, would be "overwhelmed with joy that I have made it this far."
Art News from Elsewhere
Freed Jazz
Via newyorker.com
Jun 29
Ornette Coleman's funeral on Saturday was filled with a "sense of artistic limitlessness and spacey experiment": Cecil Taylor read a poem, Ravi Coltrane played a solo, and Jack DeJohnette and Savion Glover performed a drum/tapdance call-and-response.
Art News from Elsewhere
Marriage Equality for All
Via nytimes.com
Jun 26
"In a long-sought victory for the gay rights movement, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the Constitution guarantees a nationwide right to same-sex marriage. Justice Kennedy wrote the majority opinion in the 5 to 4 decision."
Art News from Elsewhere
Via artnet.com
Jun 26
Begun well before the June 19 Charleston massacre, Sonya Clark's Unravelling—on view at NYC's Mixed Greens Gallery—"offers a metaphor for hopes for racial progress via a performance in which she takes apart an actual Confederate flag."
Art News from Elsewhere
Lord of Logos
Via underconsideration.com
Jun 26
In the four years since Christophe Szpajdel was in the Walker's Graphic Design: Now In Production show, the black metal designer has upped his rates—to $100 per logo—and begun a series of metal logos for non-metal entities, including Jamie Oliver and Microsoft.

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An exhibition of watercolor and oil paintings by Carrin Culotta, Judith Fava, & Lee Muir-Haman will be displayed at the Meeting Hall Gallery at the Townsend Library.
The show opens on Thursday June 4, 2015 and runs through Tuesday July 28th.
An artists' reception will be held on Saturday June 13th from 11 am until 1 pm. Music and refreshments will be available. Some of the artwork will be available for purchase.
The exhibition is comprised of the work of three artists who have studied watercolor painting for several years with a well known local watercolor artist, Harding Mudge Bush. Every week they meet in his art gallery on Main St in Ayer center, to paint and explore the techniques of watercolor painting.
Judy Fava lives in Lunenburg, MA and has painted in watercolor for many years. She is a member of the Leominster Art Association and the Gardner Area League of Artist. She enjoys her weekly painting at Harding's Gallery in Ayer..
Lee Muir-Haman lives in Townsend, MA. She began her serious study of watercolor painting in 2002. She has been studying with Harding Bush since 2008, and has also taken classes with Ginger Hughes, Byron Carr, and Robert O'Brien. In addition, she has assisted Harding Bush in teaching several two-week Winterim watercolor painting courses for students at Lawrence Academy in Groton, MA. She is especially drawn to painting New England scenes, depicting daily events of rural life and the changing seasons.
Carrin Culotta lives in West Townsend MA and has enjoyed painting throughout her life.. She began study with Harding Bush in 2011. In 2013 she added oil painting to her passions and finds inspiration in painting from nature and the outdoors. She has taken workshops with Stan Moeller and Karen Blackwood, and painted with several local plein air groups and artists. Her ceramic art has developed from several years of study at Sharon Arts in NH with Janet Duchesneau. Her current art display in the Meeting Hall hallway exhibits both her love of hand built ceramics and wood.
This exhibition in the main gallery will include watercolor paintings by Judy Fava and Lee Muir-Hammond. Carrin Culotta will display both her watercolor and oil paintings. The Meeting Hall hallway will exhibit Carrin's hanging sculptures of wood and ceramics.
Chair Exercise with a video program for seniors. No Charge. Just drop in.
Senior lunch sponsored by the Council on Aging and Montachusett Opportunity Council. Suggested donation $2.25. Please sign up in advance.
Qi Gong fitness class with Jeff Cote. $5.00 per session. Just drop in.
Stretch and Tone fitness class with Judith Lindstedt. $5.00 per session . Just drop in.
We meet in the library conference room.
Public is welcome.
Come have a super storytime with Miss Molly...
Stories, activities, and social playtime!
Ages 6 and under. No registration required.
Join us for our annual Summer Reading kick-off event!
Free Ice Cream for everyone under 12!
Generously supported by Townsend's own, Cherry Hill Too Ice Cream!
and the Townsend Library Endowment, Inc.
Please register - registration will open Friday June 12th.
Regular training and meetings during new fire station construction.
Fusion Fitness class for seniors with Judith Lindstedt. A little more than Stretch and Tone, a little less than Zumba . Cost $5.00 per session.
Get out of the heat, and play in our storytime room!
This is a relaxed informal playtime, where you can meet people, socialize and have fun.
Children must be supervised by an adult.
Recommended for ages 0-5.
Bingo games for seniors...11 regular games at $.10 per card and one coverall at $.25 per card. 4 card maximum. Just drop in.
Make your own Superhero Cuffs & Capes!
Please register. Registration will open June 12.
Ages 5 and up please.
The show is an exciting fusion of mind blowing magic, hilarious comedy, and tons of audience participation!
All ages, including older kids and teens!
Homemade lunch prepared by Donna fenton and her staff.Suggested donation $3.00. Please sign up in adavnce, by 10:00 Am the previous Wednesday.
Come join Miss Karen and Miss Laureen for some Superhero Science fun at the library! We will be performing simple science "experiments" with items you might find in your kitchen or around the house. Each week will have a different theme. We will be going outside and may get messy. Ages 4 to 8. Limit 10 children. On-Line Registration required for each session. Registration will open June 12.
Join Dwight Fitch and the geneology group on the second Thursday of every month!
Use the library subscriptions to Ancestry.com, HertitageQuest.com and Historic Maps. (Paid for by the TPL Endowment)
Brainstorm and get some work done!
We have laptops that can be borrowed or bring your own.
If you are new to genealogy, Dwight and the gang can help you get started.
Do you love movies?
Do you like to watch everything and anything? Then this is the group for you.
Each month we watch a varirty of short films and discuss the good, the bad, and the just plain weird.
Bonus: WE HAVE SNACKS!
Join the Facebook Group for more fun!
Line Dancing with Joyce D'Auguanno. Cost $3.00 per session, payable weekly. Just drop in.
Ages 1-3. Join Miss Karen for stories then play with blocks! Great for building fine motor skills and pre-literacy. Parents must remain with their children throughout the program. No registration Required!
This week's movie will be Big Hero 6
No registration required.
Bring your picnic blankets, or lawn chairs, and spend the evening outside listening to music the whole family can enjoy.
Cara Brindisi is sure to charm you with her beautiful vocals and guitar... You just might find yourself humming along!
Feel free to bring snacks or a picnic dinner along, as well as bug spray, just in case.
This program is funded by the Townsend Library Endowment Inc.
Nutrtion and Weight Management Classes led by Donna Fenton. No Charge. Just drop in. Private weigh-ins.
Do you love to write?
Come be inspired and meet other kids who share your passion!
Learn and practice techniques to spark your imagination.
Lead by Margaret French.
Ages 11-13
If you can communicate in French and would like to practice your speaking skill, join us for some informal discussions on a variety of topics.
All levels welcome, beginners to advanced. Group meets the second Tuesday of each month. Hosted by experienced knitters and Crocheters. If you have a knitting or crocheting question, or just want to spend time creating with others, this is a great group to join! Beginners are always welcome, ages 10 years and up.
Beginning knitters should bring a pair of short, size 11 straight needles and a skein of worsted weight yarn.
Beginning Crocheters should bring an H hook and a a skein of worsted weight yarn.
Just for grown-ups!
Ever wish you could spend the evening crafting like you did as a kid?
Join us for fun retro crafts: shrinky-dinks, macrame, and DIY pins and buttons!
Registration required. Registration for this program will open on Friday June 12th.
Hearing Screening with Christopher Streeter of Affordable Hearing LLC. You must call in advance to make an appointment.
Food delivery and distribution.
Have a blast building with our thousands of legos!
You bring your lunch, we will have all our legos out for you to play with!
Please register.
Recommended for Ages 4+
(small legos pose a choking hazard for younger children)
Join us to Craft with Candy!
Ages 8 and up please.
Adventures & Art in the Cemetery!
Wednesday, July 15, 5:45~8pm
Sponsored by the Townsend Public Library Endowment
and the Townsend Cultural Council
Join us for a 2 hour gravestone rubbing excursion in
Townsend's Old Burial Ground!
Beginning at 6pm, (We will meet at 5:45 in Meeting Hall A)
take a walking tour with us to learn about cemetery geology, gravestones and the images carved on them.
Then, watch a demonstration of proper gravestone rubbing techniques and move on to practice them to make your own take-away rubbing! All this while spending time enjoying the outdoors and creating beautiful art!
Wear appropriate clothes, good walking shoes, bug spray, and bring some water.
And, of course, bring your camera!
All rubbing supplies included!
Keeping Our Dead Alive! www.GravestoneGirls.com
Weekly weigh-in only.
This is a book club for people who love to read everything and anything! Each month we will read a unique or quirky book.... Anything goes!
This month's selection will be :
The Dog Stars by Peter Heller
Stop by the library and pick up a copy!
Come to the library and pick up a copy of The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo to read at home.
Thursday, July 16th, come to the library to watch the movie, have some snacks, and discuss both.
Interested in fiber related arts?!
We spin, knit, crochet, needle felt, quilt, dye, crossstitch, etc.
One and all are welcome to be a part of this diverse group.
Whether you need a place to work, an adult evening out,
or help with something, this is the group for you.
We meet every 3rd Thursday of the month.
In the summer months we meet on the Townsend Town Common during the Band Concert evenings.
Join Holly DeGroote to learn the basics of baton twirling and some simple dance steps.
Check us out and see what TWIRLING is all about!
Ages 5+
This week's movie will be Wreck-It Ralph
Bridal shower
Do you love comics, games and fun featuring:
Dr. Who Star Wars My Little Pony Zombies Pac-Man Retro video games Harry Potter Frozen
Come for an hour, or come for the whole event!
Dress up in your favorite cosplay!
What is cosplay? It is the practice of dressing up as a character from a movie, book, or video game.
The Friends of the Library will be selling pizza, soda, water and snacks!
Dario from That's Entertainment! will be available to answer any questions you have about comics, characters, or anything else!
Dario will give a talk on comics, the history, care of and collecting comics at 6pm in the Teen Room. He will have gift certificates and lots of give-a-ways too!
Also, Jon Mills will be here! He is a freelance artist who has drawn for Marvel comics, DC comics and more.
All ages, TONS of door prizes, fun for everyone!
Jef Czekaj has super powers...
Come meet him and find out what they are!
Jef Czekaj is a cartoonist, children's book author and illustrator, and musician.
He has illustrated 4 books, and written and illustrated 5 picture books and one graphic novel. His books, Hip and Hop, Don't Stop!, Cat Secrets, The Circulatory Story, and Yes, Yes, Yaul!, were all chosen as Junior Library Guild selections. Cat Secrets was a finalist in GoodReads Best Books of 2011 and A Call for a New Alphabet was named a "Must-Read" book by the Massachusetts Center for the Book.
His comic, Grampa and Julie: Shark Hunters, ran in Nickelodeon Magazine for more than 10 years. A collection of the first three years of the comic was published with the help of a Xeric Foundation Grant and distributed byTop Shelf.
He DJs for an award-winning hip-hop group under an assumed name.
BTW, Czekaj is pronounced "check-eye"!
Join us for a fun round of Make Your Own Ice Cream!
Rain Date
Keeping Our Dead Alive!" www.GravestoneGirls.com
Wednesday, July 15, 6~8pm
with a partial Grant from the Townsend Cultural Council
Join us for a 2 hour gravestone rubbing excursion in the
Townsend Old Burial Ground!
Beginning at 6pm, (We will meet at 5:45 in Meeting Hall A) take a walking tour with us to learn about cemetery geology, gravestones and the images carved on them.
Create your own copy of the picture below! Ages 8+ (This Event is for everyone - adults, teens and children)
Markus and Leslie will be at the Townsend Library to teach you how to create a copy of one of their original canvas paintings. You don't need to have any experience with art at all! Registration is required. Check the website for the picture you will be painting. Space is limited to 15. There will be a $10 material fee to be paid at the time of the event.
Bristle Bots - Engineering Science
The BristleBot is a simple and tiny robot. The ingredients? One toothbrush, a battery, and a pager motor. The result? Serious fun. Come make your own mini robot. Adults are welcome to stay with their children and help. Ages 8-14
An engrossing examination of the science behind the little-known world of sleep.
Join Stacy and Molly for a lively discussion of this fascinating topic.
This week's movie will be Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast
Love Photography?
You're in the right place! Discussions pertain to, but are not limited to - camera equipment, photography techniques, critiques, day trips, contests, and displays. All levels of photography experience welcome. At each meeting, members are encouraged to bring photos they have taken that are in keeping with the meeting topic (listed below). The number of photos (average 3-5) each person present for group critique will depend on the number of meeting participants and time available. You can bring a print/laptop/flash drive to display your photo. It's up to you! There will be TPL laptops available at each meeting.
July 25, 2015 10-2 @ Bridge of Flowers, Shelburne Falls, MA Your families are welcome to join us. There is a quaint downtown in Shelburne Falls. Lunch is up to you (bring your own or a local restaurant). No dogs allowed at Bridge of Flowers. Parking is available at a municipal lot on Water Street just before the bridge. Meeting place is at Water Street bridge entrance.
September 30, 2015 Architecture
October 28, 2015 Sculpture
November 18, 2015 Fall Scenes
December 16, 2015 7:30-8:45 Holidays Memories
All ages are welcome to explore the world of caterpillars!
The Caterpillar Lab, from Keene NH, brings dozens of caterpillars that you can observe up close, learn about the environment, and lots more.
Please register for one of the 6 half-hour blocks, as this will keep the lines short and each person will have more up-close caterpillar time.
Registration opens Friday June 12.
Group one is 11am-11:30am
Group 2 is 11:30am-12pm
Group 3 is 12:00pm-12:30pm
Group 4 is 12:30pm-1:00pm
Group 5 is 1:00pm-1:30pm
Group 6 is 1:30pm-2:00pm
Have you ever tried tie-dye without the tieing or dying? Come join us decorate shirts and such with Sharpies and Rubbing Alcohol!
Please bring a new, white material (t-shirt, tank top, socks, pillowcase)
Ages 8 and up please!
You're in the right place! Discussions pertain to, but are not limited to - camera equipment, photography techniques, critiques, day trips, contests, and displays. All levels of photography experience welcome.
At each meeting, members are encouraged to bring photos they have taken that are in keeping with the meeting topic (listed below). The number of photos (average 3-5) each person present for group critique will depend on the number of meeting participants and time available. You can bring a print/laptop/flash drive to display your photo. It's up to you! There will be TPL laptops available at each meeting.
B/W Monochrome - September 24, 2014
Sculpture - October 29, 2014
Still Life - November 19, 2014
Commercial - December 17, 2014
Animal - January 28, 2015
Composition - February 25, 2015
Landscape - March 25, 2015
Motion - April 29, 2015
Nighttime - May 27, 2015
ISO - June 24, 2015
Architecture - July 29, 2015
Unleash your inner artist!
You will be decorating an all white, blank, vinyl My Little Pony. Supplies and inspiration will be provided, but you bring the creativity!
As much as this program would appeal to younger children, because of the materials and patience needed to create a pony, it is offered at this time for ages 14+ only.
Materials fee $5.00
Registration required. Registration will open on Friday June 12.
Must Register
Age: Teen - Adult
Drop off your stuffed animal friend at the library for an exciting night time adventure.
Your stuffed animal will spend the night, and you will get to see pictures of the fun they have.
Pick up your friend tomorrow between 10am and 5pm.
Each stuffed animal will go home with a certificate and goody bag!
Eat Fresh from the Market
Join Julie the "Happy Veg Head" Thursday, July 30th @ 7:00pm!
Eat Fresh from the Market
A delicious, fun & educational live cooking demo using fresh produce from the farmers market.
This foodie will teach you how to create delicious and healthful recipes straight from the Farmers Market during her live demonstration!
~ Learn how to pick fresh veggies and fruits from the market
~ Learn about the incredible health benefits of local produce
~ Create & taste 3 fresh & healthy recipes
~ Leave with an informational recipe packet
Connect with your community and enjoy the freshest and tastiest fruits and veggies. At the Farmers Market you'll find nutritious, unprocessed, no GMO foods that are good for you, your family and the Earth. At the market the variety of produce you'll see will encourage you to try new foods and recipes. You'll never forget what a REAL tomato tastes like!
Learn more at www.happyveghead.com or follow Happy Veg Head on Facebook.
This week's movie will be Super Buddies
Yvonne Hemingway and Nina Burke
Two Friends – Two Styles
Art Show
An artists' reception will be held on Saturday, August 29 from 11 AM to 1 PM.
There will be refreshments and also an artists' gift drawing at 12:30 PM.
Most of the art work will be available for purchase.
The exhibition is comprised of art work by two artists who have known each other and occasionally painted together for over 25 years, originally getting together in each other's homes and currently with a painting group meeting each week.
Yvonne Hemingway, from Leominster, studied fine art and graphic design at Mount Wachusett Community College, and has enjoyed workshops with many fine artists including Charlotte Wharton, Marjory Glick, Martin Ahearn, and Paul George. She is a member of the Leominster Art Association, Princeton Arts Society, and New England Watercolor Society. Watercolor is her medium of choice, and nature, especially flowers, her favorite subject matter.
Nina Burke lives in Leominster and is a member of many local art associations, as well as a juried member of the Cape Cod Art Association. She paints almost exclusively in watercolor and many of her paintings are derived from her photographs, which have been taken on trips both in this country and in Europe.
The exhibition in the Main Gallery and in the Corridor Gallery will include Yvonne's and Nina's watercolor paintings and Yvonne's giclee prints as well as some of Nina's photography.
Senior Lunch program sponsored by the Council on Aging and Montachusett Opportunity Council.Suggested donation $2.25
Please sign up in advance.
Stretch and Tone Fitness class with Judith Lindstedt. $5.00 per session payable weekly.Just drop in.
Special visit from our friends at Dr. Blaschke's Pediatric Dentistry office.
Be sure to pick up a copy of: Flora and Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures by Kate DiCamillo
Join Miss Molly for a fun discussion and activity, and of course a snack!
Canceled for this month. Come join us in October.
Nashoba Nursing sponsored free blood pressure screening.... just drop in.
Join us for a fun time making your own ice cream!
Create your own copy of the picture below!
We welcome Markus and Leslie back for another paint party.
Registration Required and there will be at $10 materials fee to be paid on the day of the event. This event is paid for by the TPL Endowment.
Registration will open Friday June 12th.
The Friends of the Townsend Library are hosting the games and activities at tonight's band concert on the common!
Join us for fun!
This week's movie will be The Incredibles
We love Pete the Cat!
Our party will include storytime, activities, and a special guest visit from Pete the Cat himself!
All ages.
Registration required. *Registration for this program will open on Friday June 12th.
Join us for a roung of shrinky dinks!
Ages 5 and up please!
This week's movie will be Underdog
Beatles For Sale is an award-winning, New England-based Beatles tribute band that is committed to recreating the sounds of the Beatles live in concert. This band of talented musicians was drawn together by their love of Beatles music and the desire to keep the music alive, bringing it to a whole new generation of Beatles fans.
But don't expect to see Beatle wigs or Sgt. Pepper suits. They feel that the most important thing about the show is the music. What you will see is a fun and energetic performance complete with original instrumentation and vocal harmonies that are as accurate as possible to the original Beatles recordings. There are no "sampling" or "midi tricks" - everything you hear is performed completely live.
This presentation, by educators from the Boston Museum of Science, demonstrates that animals are an integral part of our environment, living among us whether we want them to or not!
Learning to "live green" includes learning to coexist with the animals that share our planet, in addition to making our planet a better place for humans to live.
We discuss the ecological benefits and potential risks associated with living in close proximity to some of these animals, and we observe up to three live examples of the invaders in question.
Registration required.
*Registration for this program will open on Friday June 12th.
Ever wonder what makes weebles wobble? Find out and make your own!
The Vacationers by Emma Straub
This week's movie will be The Boxtrolls
"Chris Page will be giving a talk on his process of researching, building and living in a tiny house. The talk will cover build costs, systems, and lessons learned over the course of the project. It will also provide some general background information about the tiny house movement. There will be a Q&A afterwards."
From the New York Times bestselling author of "Men who Stare at Goats"
They say one out of every hundred people is a psychopath. You probably passed one on the street today. These are people who have no empathy, who are manipulative, deceitful, charming, seductive, and delusional. The Psychopath Test is the New York Times bestselling exploration of their world and the madness industry.
Join Stacy and Molly for a lively discussion of this fascinating book.
"The Psychopath Test" by Jon Ronson
This will be the first of 3 book discussions featuring the work of Jon Ronson
More information to come.....
Hope Community Chorus rehearsal for any one who likes to sing and make new friends. Join any time. No charge.
Nothing Like It in The World by Stephen E. Ambrose
The Light Between Oceans by M.L Stedman
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Psychopath Test,
a captivating and brilliant exploration of one of our world's most underappreciated forces:
"So You've Been Publicly Shamed" by Jon Ronson
This will be the second of 3 book discussions featuring the work of Jon Ronson
This will be a Gallery Committee call-for-art, with the theme of "In The Kitchen".
More information and application to be available by the end of July.
Chasing Shackleton by Tim Jarvis
Do you love to read a juicy romance? Is it a guilty pleasure you almost feel ashamed to admit? Join in the fun with other lovers of romance to discuss and recommend your favorite books and authors, both contemporary and historical. Now meeting every other month. We're going through the FBI thriller series by Julie Garwood: This month we'll be reading and discussing: "Shadow Music" and "Shadow Dance".
The City of Dreaming Books by Walter Moers
December 16, 2015 Holidays Memories
Food has been a constant for Chef Karen Zimmerman throughout her life. For the last 29 years she has been involved in the food industry, both producing delicious, healthy food and educating others about the link between nutrition, health and healing. A graduate of Evergreen State College, located in Olympia, WA, Chef Zimmerman spent 6 years managing the kitchen of Debra's Natural Gourmet prior to her current position as Head Chef at Groton Wellness, which she has held for the last 5 years. In addition, she has volunteered her time teaching cooking skills and the foundations of nutrition to at-risk youth, is a member of the Board of Directors for Groton Community Dinners and donates her time cooking for those at the Shirley Senior Center. Chef Zimmerman is also a local leader for Weston Price Foundation, a nutritional educator, and has taught cooking classes and led seminars locally for the past 5 years.
Do you love to read a juicy romance? Is it a guilty pleasure you almost feel ashamed to admit? Join in the fun with other lovers of romance to discuss and recommend your favorite books and authors, both contemporary and historical. Now meeting every other month. This month we'll be reading and discussing two books: tba
This Must be the Place by Kate Racculia
Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton
Alif the Unseen by G. Willow Wilson
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Charbon


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Collier County Commissioner Tom Henning will participate in a live, on-air fundraiser Saturday morning for the Sgt. Linda Pierre Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Pierre, 28, of Immokalee, was one of five U.S. soldiers killed April 16, in Afghanistan.
One of the prizes offered for a donation to the fund will consist of a Kobe steak dinner for four at the winner's home; the steaks were donated by the Jimmy P's Butcher Shop & Deli in Naples. The meal will include sides and a bottle of wine. Not only will these steaks be delivered to the winner's home, but they will be prepared to perfection and served by local talk radio personality Joe Whitehead and Commissioner Tom Henning.
The auction, which will be featured on the Joe Whitehead Show on WGUF 98.9 FM, will be done in a fun way with a serious purpose: to raise funds for this worthy cause, which will benefit the high school students of Immokalee and honor the memory of a fallen hero.
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The New York Botanical Garden invited members of the American Society of Botanical Artists to participate in a study of the eccentric, creating works of art based on unusual plants.
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A heating assembly adapted to be releasably mounted externally of an instrument for the transfer of heat to the instrument by conduction to maintain the instrument at a desired temperature.
1. A heating assembly for use in heating an instrument, comprising:
a heating element adapted to be mounted to the exterior of the instrument to be heated, said heating element including a heat transfer means and a heating means;
said heat transfer means having a first surface and a heat transfer surface substantially perpendicular and adjacent to said first surface;
said heat transfer surface for engaging an external surface of the instrument;
said heat transfer means having an opening formed therethrough extending substantially perpendicularly through said heat transfer surface, said opening also formed adjacent said first surface to receive a mounting means therethrough;
said mounting means extending through said heat transfer surface, said mounting means substantially perpendicular to said heat transfer surface for securing said heating element to the instrument;
said heating means formed with said heat transfer means, said heating means having a hollow longitudinal portion with the axis thereof substantially parallel to said first surface at the midpoint thereof and substantially parallel to the plane of said heat transfer surface for receiving an electrical heating element;
said opening disposed between said first surface and said heating means; and
said electrical heating element to provide heat to the heating means.
2. The structure set forth in claim 1, wherein: said mounting means is a bolt.
3. The structure set forth in claim 1, wherein: said openings are U-shaped slots.
The field of this invention is heating assemblies for transferring heat to instruments.
The use of thermostatically controlled electric resistance-type heaters is known in the art for accomplishing various heating objectives such as those disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 1,627,564; 1,797,712; 2,606,271; 2,813,961; 2,906,849; 3,036,190; 3,146,977; 3,335,459; 3,349,722; and 3,412,231.
More specifically, the patent of E. L. Volling, U.S. Pat. No. 3,538,302, discloses threaded heat assemblies which are positioned in bolt openings of an instrument housing to thermostatically control the temperature of the instrument. Since the heating assemblies replace bolts in bolt openings of the instrument housing, the integrity of the instrument is disturbed and users are frequently concerned that such usage will cause damage to or malfunctioning of the instrument. Such arrangement further results in the disadvantage of producing localized heat within the instrument housing. In some instances, with the Volling device, because the localized heat generation is in proximity to sensitive portions of the instrument, an output signal is produced that is not representative of the actual conditions detected by the instrument.
The present invention provides a new and improved conduction heating assembly for use with instruments. The heating assembly is adapted to be mounted to the exterior of the instrument, the assembly preferably having a generally planar heat transfer surface for the conduction of evenly distributed heat thereto. The heating assembly assures substantially uniform distribution of the heat to the entire instrument body to thereby reduce or obviate inaccurate responses in the instrument which would otherwise be caused by localized heating in proximity to sensitive portions of the instrument.
FIG. 1 is an elevation of the preferred form of this invention;
FIG. 2 is an exploded view in perspective of the two heating assemblies of FIG. 1 for mounting on an instrument in an enclosure;
FIG. 3 is a front view, partly in section, of a modified heating assembly with an electrical heating device; and
FIG. 4 is an end view of the heating assembly of FIG. 3.
In the drawings, the letter H designates the heating assembly of this invention, in two embodiments, in FIGS. 1-4. The letter I refers to the instrument with which heating assembly H is adapted to be used. The letter E refers to the insulated enclosure in which both the instrument I and heating assembly H are to be mounted for the maintenance of specified temperature parameters.
The heating assembly H of the preferred embodiment includes a heat transfer element 2, generally having an end shape as best seen in FIG. 4. It is understood, however, that the heating assembly of this invention is not limited to this physical configuration. As viewed from the end, the substantially circular portion 1 of the heat transfer element 2 is the heating means 4 and the substantially rectangular portion 3 is the heat transfer means.
As seen in FIGS. 1 and 2, the heating means 4 has a tubular means 8 connected to a tubular assembly 10 having suitable threaded or other types of couplings 10a therewith for the flow of temperature controlled fluid therethrough. The heat transfer means 3 has a first surface 3a and a flat or generally planar heat transfer surface 14 substantially perpendicular and adjacent thereto for transferring thermal energy from heating means 4 to the instrument I by conduction. The first surface 3a has a midpoint 3b. The heat transfer means 3 substantially conforms to the exterior of instrument I, and, further, serves to evenly distribute heat across heat transfer surface 14, avoiding localized heating.
Heat transfer element 2 is attached to instrument I, such as a differential pressure transmitter, by any suitable mounting means such as bolts 12. The heat transfer surface 14 of the heat transfer means 3 preferably has U-shaped slots 16 which serve as receiving means for receiving the bolts 12 or other mounting means.
In the operation or use of the heating assembly H, each element 2 is removably attached to a flat or generally planar surface 35 of the instrument I (FIGS. 1 and 2) in contact with the corresponding flat or generally planar surface 14 of each element 2, whereby heat, by conduction, is transferred from the heating means 4. The attachment is effected by the bolts 12, as explained.
The heating means 4 is supplied with hot fluid such as steam supplied to the tubular assembly and thus to the tubular passage 8 in each heating element 2. Normally, the heating fluid flows through the two elements 2 of the heating assembly H.
A second embodiment of heating assembly H' is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, wherein the parts which are the same as the assembly H of FIGS. 1 and 2 have same numerals, and with prime marks to indicate modified parts in some cases. The assembly H' differs from the assembly H in that it has a hollow portion or recess 18 extending longitudinally through the previously described circular cross sectional portion 1. Recess 18 is adapted to receive an electrical heating element 20. For safety, electrical heating element 20 may include therewith a temperature limiting device 22, such as a thermostat, that will serve to interrupt the electrical circuit if the temperature of heating element 20 becomes dangerously high, possibly threatening damage to instrument I. Heating assemby H' may be adapted to be used in combination with any suitable temperature control device 26 to maintain a specified operating temperature.
Such temperature control is used, for example, when the instrument I is a differential pressure transmitter employed in measurements relating to fluids whose viscosity is critically affected by temperature.
The operation of the heating assembly H' of FIGS. 3 and 4 is the same as for the assembly H, except that the heating is by the electrical heating element 20 of the heating means 4' instead of by heating fluid as in the assembly H. The heat transfer means 3 has a first surface 3a with a midpoint 3b and a heat transfer surface 14 substantially perpendicular and adjacent therto. The mounting of the element 2' is preferably by the bolts 12, with the generally planar surface contact between surface 14 and the instrument surface 35 for the transfer of heat by conduction as described in connection with heating assembly H. It will be appreciated that the heating assembly H' preferably includes two heating elements 2', although single elements 2 and 2' may be used in some cases.
Either heating assembly H or H' and the instrument I may be mounted in the interior of an insulated enclosure E (a portion of which is shown in FIG. 2) to maintain the instrument I at a desired temperature within specified limits.
The foregoing disclosure and description of the invention are illustrative and explanatory thereof, and various changes in the size, shape and materials as well as the details of the illustrated construction may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.
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Drumroll please…. Many of you have been asking for videos of the groundbreaking Greener Gadget Conference – which was held last week in New York City – and here they come! We've got a bunch of interesting video shorts coming down the pipeline, and the very first one we have for you (to whet your appetite for the most exciting stuff) is our overview and introduction to the Greener Gadgets Event.
Stay tuned for the highly entertaining Design Competition video coming in a couple hours, and the rest of the videos (Chris Jordan, Mary Lou Jepsen), coming next week.
You can download a podcast of this video here > (or here if you don't have iTunes)
Inhabitat is excited to announce the Greener Gadgets Conference!
On February 1, 2008 industry leaders, entrepreneurs, journalists, and product designers will gather in New York Cty to discuss the growing need to green the consumer electronics industry. This one-day Greener Gadgets Conference will take place at the McGraw-Hill Conference Center in midtown Manhattan.
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Thanks for putting this together. I don't know if I'll be able to be there, but I hope you'll have good coverage (maybe a podcast?) of the event on your site. On a side note, our blog did a nice little interview with Chris Jordan a few weeks ago.
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I saw this article about the top 10 greenest cities: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?p=3225220. I never thought I would see LA in front of Seattle and San Fran. I went to the site that published the list (www.earthlab.com) and took their carbon calculator. I got a 257 which is pretty good compared to what I think other people probably get. After I complete some pledges I think it will be much lower. Check it out it only took me like 3 minutes to get my score. The website is http://www.earthlab.com.
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I definitely hope the electronic industry goes greener, I would take preference to any gadget that is green over one that is similar and not green. It is always a good feeling to know companies are taking greater care in our world; it shows they are a company I can trust. A company that is green tells me that if they care that much about the environment they take care in their consumers as well!
I look forward to hear what the decision is!
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it just makes me sick how disposable cell phones are, and the like. i've never had one cell phone's charger that compatible with the next. maybe there's an actual reason to change plug shapes, but it makes me suspicious when i've had to pay $35 for a car charger for my new phone because my old one isn't compatible.


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The Smith Newton trucks, expected to start rolling off the line in the third quarter, will cost about $140,000 each, said Tim Goff, a senior vice president of Canteen's Charlotte, N.C., parent, Compass Group North America.
"A typical truck we would buy costs about $40,000," Goff said, "so that's about a $100,000 increment."
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Canteen probably will deploy its initially acquired Smith Newtons in states in which the grants are available. Goff said the vending company's entire nationwide network is ideally suited to the battery-powered trucks.
"We've got 200 vending branches around the country," Goff said, "and each of them is already equipped with electrical outlets in the parking lots because our trucks are refrigerated and have to stay cool at night. So we will be able to plug in the Smith Electrics and recharge the batteries at night, as well."
The world's largest electric delivery vehicle, the Smith Newton is already a proven commodity in Europe, having been manufactured for more than three years by Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. Corp.'s 49 percent stakeholder, The Tanfield Group PLC in England. It can carry a payload of as much as 16,060 pounds, has a top speed of 50 miles an hour and can travel 100 miles between charges.
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Supernova1332 May 7, 10
How much better does the overclock of the SOC run?
mm01 May 10, 10
quote heftynot really, it was closer to a tie. the 480 didnt win by much, if it really "won" at all.tl;dr: 480 wins
just out of curiosity, kspiess, what do you guys do with the graphics cards and other hardware after you test them? return them to manufact. or throw them in a storage bin?
Gravity May 12, 10
They give them away to needyseekers.
Didn't you get one yet?
THanks for the review. Awesome CPU choice ha!
The heat from these cards just seems insane.
Didn't you get one yet?
THanks for the review. Awesome CPU choice ha!
The heat from these cards just seems insane.
ChiroVette May 12, 10
I heard that the 480 cannot be overclocked. If this is true, doesn't that give more significance to the 4870 as a lower priced alternative that can offer virtually equal power if overclocked?
Gravity May 12, 10
How are the reviews for the 470? I haven't checked on them yet and I'm in the market for a new card, just not in a hurry. I mean if this card has 440 of the 480 cores, it can't be that bad and it's substantially cheaper then a 480.
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