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Our spring-like conditions are gone, but meteorologists don't see any arctic blasts in Charlotte's immediate future.
A cold front pushed across the region Monday evening, bringing an end to temperatures that approached 70 degrees the past three days. The forecast is for cooler weather the rest of the week, although temperatures will still remain above seasonal averages except for Wednesday.
Partial sunshine and afternoon highs in the upper 50s are predicted for Tuesday, before a weak low pressure system slides up the coast Wednesday, bringing a chance of rain and chilly temperatures for a day.
Neil Dixon, of the National Weather Service office in Greer, S.C., said high temperatures Wednesday might not escape the upper 40s in the Charlotte region.
While rain is in the forecast, it is expected to be light -- not what the region needs, with precipitation more than 9 inches below average so far this year and the area locked in drought conditions. Instead, Dixon says, scattered showers or periods of light rain are more likely, especially from Charlotte eastward.
After that, the rest of the work week is expected to be nice.
Meteorologists are calling for a return to partial sunshine Thursday through Saturday, with afternoon high temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. The next chance of precipitation will come Sunday.
A line of showers and thunderstorms that crossed the area Monday afternoon and evening marked an end to several days of balmy conditions.
In the warm air ahead of the front, temperatures climbed into the low to mid 70s across the central and eastern parts of the Carolinas on Monday. In fact, a reporting station at Moncks Corner, S.C., near Charleston had a reading of 77 degrees at 3 p.m.
Looking ahead, the National Weather Service's long-range forecasts for the next eight to 14 days call for temperatures to be around average for this time of year, with above-average precipitation. Charlotte's average high and low temperatures at this time of year are 54 and 33.
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12/13/03 3309 Heitman Dr. 1 story wood frame heavily involved upon arrival of 1st due Engine. Crews made an aggressive interior attack but were unsuccessful in saving the structure.Crews on scene for 4hrs. E-5,11,T-2,and Batt-2.
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Immediately Jesus told his followers to get into the boat and go ahead of him across the lake. He stayed there to send the people home. After he had sent them away, he went by himself up into the hills to pray. It was late, and Jesus was there alone. By this time, the boat was already far away from land. It was being hit by waves, because the wind was blowing against it. Between three and six o'clock in the morning, Jesus came to them, walking on the water. When his followers saw him walking on the water, they were afraid. They said, "It's a ghost!" and cried out in fear.
But Jesus quickly spoke to them, "Have courage! It is I. Do not be afraid."
Peter said, "Lord, if it is really you, then command me to come to you on the water."
Jesus said, "Come."
And Peter left the boat and walked on the water to Jesus. But when Peter saw the wind and the waves, he became afraid and began to sink. He shouted, "Lord, save me!"
Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught Peter. Jesus said, "Your faith is small. Why did you doubt?"
After they got into the boat, the wind became calm. Then those who were in the boat worshiped Jesus and said, "Truly you are the Son of God!" Matthew 14:22-32
We ask for God to show his power. We ask him to show himself in our lives. We want to experience him. Yet when we do, we often doubt it's him. We want proof. We want to make sure the presence of God is actually the presence of God, so we test and ask and plead.
Jesus did what no one could do. He revealed himself to followers. Instead of being amazed, they were afraid. Jesus comforted them with words, assuring them he was Jesus. Peter tested him. Jesus was certainly patient, doing what Peter requested. Peter apparently didn't doubt for long, because when he became afraid and began to sink, he immediately called out to Jesus. He needed someone to save him and trusted Jesus to be that someone. Once the water had calmed, everyone in the boat finally acknowledged the presence and power of Jesus. Well, it's about time!
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KANNAPOLIS, N.C., (Oct. 24, 2012) – With less than two weeks before Election Day, campaigns are on high alert for an "October Surprise," where a calculated political maneuver designed to create news coverage influences the outcome of an election.
While Tony Stewart didn't run for office last year, the driver of the No. 14 Office Depot/Mobil 1 Chevrolet for Stewart-Haas Racing delivered an October Surprise of his own.
In last year's TUMS Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway, Stewart rallied from an unscheduled pit stop that left him 20th with less than 85 laps remaining to take the lead from five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson on a restart with three laps to go. Stewart won, and in doing so, climbed to second in the championship point standings, eight behind then leader Carl Edwards, prompting Stewart to say to a live network TV audience, "Carl Edwards had better be really worried. That's all I've got to say. He's not going to have an easy three weeks." Stewart went on to win the championship three races later in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
The rhetorical roundhouses and blitzkrieg of bravado that accompanies modern-day politics ensures that candidates use every tool in their toolbox to emerge victorious once all the ballots are counted. Stewart did just that at Martinsville, outfoxing his foes on the racetrack and then delivering a discourse that made everyone take notice. And when all the points were tallied after Homestead, it was Stewart on top for the third time in his career.
Stewart's October Surprise served notice to all that he was determined a grab a third Sprint Cup trophy to place alongside the ones he earned in 2002 and 2005. And his win at Martinsville was indeed a surprise, for in Stewart's three previous starts at the .526-mile oval, he finished 26th, 24th and 34th. And while Stewart struggled at the paperclip-shaped bullring, two drivers dominated – Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin. Prior to last year's TUMS Fast Relief 500, Johnson and Hamlin combined to win nine of the previous 10 races, with Johnson securing five of those wins and Hamlin grabbing the other four.
Since winning at Martinsville in April 2006, Stewart was resigned to being a spectator as Johnson and Hamlin turned Martinsville into their personal playground. That is until last October, where Stewart set in motion his epic championship charge.
While Stewart enters this year's TUMS Fast Relief 500 in a less powerful position – seventh in points, 47 behind leader Brad Keselowski – he is still powerful at Martinsville. In addition to being the race's defending winner, his Stewart-Haas Racing team owns the last two wins at Martinsville, as teammate Ryan Newman won in the series' most recent trip there in April while Stewart finished a solid seventh.
There is a new championship battle in 2012, with conventional wisdom saying that Stewart and anyone else outside the top-five in points are out of title contention. But conventional wisdom, like political polls, is subject to change, and all it takes is an October Surprise.
TONY STEWART, Driver of the No. 14 Office Depot/Mobil 1 Chevrolet for Stewart-Haas Racing:
With four races to go, is there anything your team is specifically working on at the race shop to make you better?
"I hope not, because if they're working extra hard to do something, it's something they should've been doing all along. This sport is so hard and so technical to begin with that you can't go into each week not giving 100 percent. And you're not going to get more than that. You're only going to get 100 percent out of each person, and if they're not doing that, there's plenty of guys out there that will work that hard. But I feel like our guys have done a great job of working hard and keeping the morale of the team up. Our guys and our attitude in our shop is very, very positive right now. We have a really strong group of true racers who have been involved with the team – guys who have been involved with racing for a long time in different series. They're really keen and savvy when it comes to keeping their morale high and realizing that one bad week doesn't take us out of it until they say we're mathematically out. I feel like they've been giving 100 percent all along."
Your win last October at Martinsville was impressive, mainly because of how you made that late-race pass on the outside of Jimmie Johnson. How did you do it?
"I don't think anybody has ever passed Jimmie Johnson on the outside, so just determination. We didn't have the best racecar that day, by any means, but we had the most determined pit crew to get it as good as they could get it. I was also the only guy who didn't get in a wreck with somebody, so I was kind of proud of that."
What was going through your mind on that final restart?
"To be honest, I was not excited about starting second there on the outside. I would've rather restarted third, but Jeff (Gordon) got to us and I hit the curb off of (turn) four before the restart. Jeff got underneath us going into (turn) one, and I ran that second lane and pulled two car lengths on him, and said, 'Wow, this lane has a little bit more grip than I thought it had up there.' The key was just getting into (turn) one beside him and not letting him run up the racetrack and holding him tight and letting myself have the opportunity to at least get through there."
What was it like to get that win?
"There are two places where when you take the lead, you absolutely know it. It's Bristol and Martinsville. To pass Jimmie Johnson on the outside with two laps to go and to watch the crowd on the backstretch, then watch them on the frontstretch when we cleared him, you swear people are going to fall onto the racetrack. You feel that energy. You sense that. It's not that you need extra motivation, but it's cool to know you have that kind of support. It's just that extra drive that gets you the rest of the way that last lap. It's cool."
During one point of that race, you were nearly lapped by Denny Hamlin and you had to fight him lap after lap while running the outside lane in order to stay on the lead lap. How much did that mid-race battle with Hamlin play into your victory?
"I was reminded by my crew chief that morning, I was reminded by my spotter that morning, and I was reminded before the race by many crew members to not be so nice, which I know sounds odd of me. But that still meant racing guys with respect. You race these guys with respect and they're going to race you back with respect.
"Could Jimmie (Johnson) just hauled it off in the corner, blown the corner to try to take us down? Absolutely. He could have done that to anybody. He didn't do that to us. We have that level of respect.
"At one point in the race, I messed up and got underneath the '43' car (A.J. Allmendinger), probably the big bonehead move of my race. I got underneath him in a spot where he was already coming down. I screwed up, he got sideways. I just checked up and let him have his spot back. I never saw anybody give anybody a spot back in a situation like that. It wasn't his fault. I think later after that I got back by the '43' car and instead of dumping me like the other guys were doing to each other, I think he knew I gave him that spot back because he knew I made a mistake. It just shows the respect that some guys did have for each other even though there was a lot of disrespect amongst a lot of guys out there."
Does short-track racing, particularly around Martinsville's tight confines, bring out the worst in drivers because there's more opportunity?
"I used to be as guilty of it and as bad as anybody about taking a cheap shot at guys early. But you realize that it's not about the two guys driving the cars out there as much as there's a bunch of crew guys who spend a lot of hours and put a lot of heart and soul into what we have as a product each week with these racecars, and there's a car owner who spends a lot of money. I think at times we all forget about that. You let a guy get his butt kicked once or twice, he'll quit doing stupid stuff like that."
Has becoming a car owner changed your outlook?
"Not necessarily. I mean, when Dale (Earnhardt) Sr., was here and Dale Jarrett, when I started, you just didn't do that because that guy would come grab you, pull you out of the car at the end of the practice session, rip your head off talking to you about it, and intimidate you into understanding why you didn't do that. Now there's nothing. You can go yell at a guy. What does it accomplish? Does it make anybody understand what the other guy was thinking or saying? Two guys yell at each other, walk away, and nothing was different than before it happened. There's nothing different to make these guys do anything other than what's in their head.
"Even as a car owner now, I remember Joe Gibbs sitting me down and saying, 'There's other guys working on these things, too. You knock the nose off of it after a race because you're mad at somebody, all of a sudden you created a lot more work for these guys.' Maybe the crew guys need to get mad at their drivers when we do something stupid. Maybe the crew guys ought to pull the drivers back in the shop and make them fix it when they do it. I would be screwed because I can't do it. I can barely put something that bolts together, together."
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×Goody's Fast Relief 500 | 15 | 7 | Running, 515/515 | 0 | $133,410 | |
2011 | Goody's Fast Relief 500 | 28 | 34 | Running, 462/500 | 0 | $114,783 |
| †TUMS Fast Relief 500 | 4 | 1 | Running, 500/500 | 14 | $198,983 |
2010 | ×Goody's Fast Relief 500 | 5 | 26 | Running, 506/508 | 0 | $110,273 |
| TUMS Fast Relief 500 | 6 | 24 | Running, 498/500 | 1 | $109,948 |
2009 | †Goody's Fast Relief 500 | 7 | 3 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $119,273 |
| ×TUMS Fast Relief 500 | 13 | 9 | Running, 501/501 | 0 | $99,923 |
2008 | Goody's Cool Orange 500 | 9 | 5 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $131,236 |
| ×TUMS QuikPak 500 | 7 | 26 | Running, 500/504 | 0 | $117,161 |
2007 | Goody's Cool Orange 500 | 7 | 7 | Running, 500/500 | 11 | $124,486 |
| ×Subway 500 | 34 | 13 | Running, 506/506 | 0 | $116,611 |
2006 | DirecTV 500 | 3 | 1 | Running, 500/500 | 288 | $220,786 |
| Subway 500 | 5 | 4 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $141,211 |
2005 | Advance Auto Parts 500 | 7 | 26 | Running, 493/500 | 247 | $128,861 |
| Subway 500 | 1 | 2 | Running, 500/500 | 283 | $179,651 |
2004 | Advance Auto Parts 500 | 30 | 14 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $105,753 |
| Subway 500 | 13 | 15 | Running, 500/500 | 18 | $105,903 |
2003 | Virginia 500 | 8 | 6 | Running, 500/500 | 11 | $105,203 |
| Subway 500 | 16 | 3 | Running, 500/500 | 2 | $129,478 |
2002 | Virginia 500 | 8 | 3 | Running, 500/500 | 152 | $111,953 |
| Old Dominion 500 | 31 | 11 | Running, 500/500 | 2 | $88,338 |
2001 | Virginia 500 | 16 | 7 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $59,200 |
| Old Dominion 500 | 8 | 41 | Engine, 123/500 | 0 | $49,275 |
2000 | Goody's Body Pain 500 | 37 | 6 | Running, 500/500 | 0 | $52,825 |
| NAPA AutoCare 500 | 1 | 1 | Running, 500/500 | 179 | $125,875 |
1999 | Goody's Body Pain 500 | 1 | 20 | Running, 498/500 | 0 | $33,615 |
| NAPA AutoCare 500 | 37 | 41 | Running, 392/500 | 0 | $34,600 |
† Qualifying canceled due to weather, starting position set via car owner points.
× Race length extended due to green-white-checker finish.
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There has been some changing of the seating chart at my office recently, and in the process, I've seen some of my colleagues — art directors on the print side of the organization — moving the contents of their flat files back and forth along with their seats. Watching them do this in the background, I realized that since we first took up residence in our our new building last year, I've barely paid attention to those file cabinets, which store critical samples of printed pages and reference material in wide, shallow drawers. But for a print designer, they're critical tools.
In fact, I realized, it's been years since I've paid attention to or felt the need for flat files at all, to say nothing of 'traditional' art supplies of any kind. This is what it means to practice design on the Web, I guess. On the digital side of the business, we're admittedly still a long way away from a paperless office, but we're getting there. I rarely ever print out my own work these days, and I've made it a habit to throw away nearly every single piece of paper handed to me by colleagues before the end of that same day — and I can't recall a single time that practice has made it harder for me to do my job the next day.
There are some things that I see print art directors doing day in and day out — like actually printing out their work for review — that I just never do. What's more, when I think back to the days when I worked at a design studio, I can list a whole host of tasks that are no longer among my daily activities: not only printing out just about everything I did, but also assiduously trimming it, sometimes assembling it, mounting it, flapping it, packaging it, and shipping it or carrying it to clients, too.
That's what I like so much about digital design, I guess. From very early on in the genesis of a design solution, we have the luxury of working directly in the medium for which the solutions are intended. The leap from a wireframe or a mock-up of a Web page is not so very far compared to the leap from a layout in InDesign to fully printed page. In digital media, that journey from idea to execution, while not necessarily always more expedient, just seems physically much shorter, and less encumbered with messy paraphernalia — there's very little call for rulers, erasers, brushes, paints, cutting implements, and a rainbow of adhesive substances that gently poison the respiratory system.
However, I'm not gloating. While I'm not sure that I long for the world of physical cut-and-paste rather than digital cut-and-paste, exactly, I do feel like something is lost to me now that I hardly ever engage with art supplies anymore. I spent a lot of time in art supply stores in my youth, both as a student and as a learning professional, and it saddens me somewhat that it's been years since I've set foot in one. Ostensibly, I have nearly everything I need to do my job on my desk in the form of my Macintosh, but like Paula Scher once said about her computer, "It doesn't smell right. It should smell like an art supply. It smells like a car." (Was she the originator of this quip? I thought for sure it was Paul Rand, but I couldn't find any evidence of it.)
Nostalgia aside, there's something else about this gap in materials that nags at me. I've more or less based my current career on proving out the hypothesis that there is a meaningful commonality between 'print and digital,' for lack of a better label for that dichotomy. I really do believe there is much to share between the two disciplines, but some days I despair that the differential is greater than I can bring myself to admit. I despair further when I realize that, to acquire the raw materials for their respective crafts, a print designer and a digital designer don't even shop in the same store. Like politicians, any of us can claim fraternity with anyone else, but what it really comes down to is: where do you shop for what you need?
I buy 'everything' online, including art supplies (Utrecht). The exception is photo printer consumables, food, building materials, and large household items. Hate shopping and filing paper :)
Though I have been doing a lot more web design lately, I really love x-acto blades and spray mount. Having the skill to mock things up has very much to do with being a good designer in my book.
I am not sure about that quote, but I know Paul Rand said this which I read in 'Conversations with Students'. He said, 'It is important to use your hands, this is what distinguishes you from a cow or a computer operator.' Great post and some good thoughts.
I have to say I agree with you whole-heartedly here. I really miss my old waxer and how I could wake myself up a bit after a late night by touching both light tables in our studio at the same time and sending a shock through.
It is nice to be at a point where I can do everything on my laptop though. As always, convenience robs us of many things, but it's just so damn convenient.
I went to an art High School, as well as college and I do miss my art supplies. The smell of the oil paints and the charcoal.
I work at a large ad agency in NYC, a few blocks from you Khoi, and I'm still amazed how often people print stuff out, especially when it's design meant for the screen. I always bring this up in meetings and some people, including my Creative Director, sometimes insist that I print the work out. Not only are we wasting paper, but the design itself isn't intended for print and a lot of things can be lost.
> we have the luxury of working directly in the medium for which the solutions are intended
Um… I don't. Thinking so is a mistake. Even if just doing web stuff (vs. embedded, mobile, telematics, etc.) there is such a wide variety of platforms, browsers and installations that you have to spend a lot of time making sure everything looks right.
And often, on the way there, you need to run it past several validators to make sure it's even sort of right.
Printing, cropping and assembling brochures or business cards or CD cases is a lot easier. It's never /exactly/ the same as the final piece, but can be so close as to make no difference, and there's never a need to do it again for people who are left handed, or colorblind, or drive Chevys.
Despite the bulk and some other difficulties, I prefer the solid workflow and proofing schemes of print production.
Not so fast Khoi… that print production process is becoming more digital everyday. In fact one of my main mandates (in my position as Director of Publishing Technologies for a magazine publisher) is to get our print production to the point where the first time ink and paper meet is when the job is on press… and we're not far from that. Everyday I walk past the old school art supplies and everyday the dust laying on top of them is a little bit thicker. In a few short years we'll have an art department that is completely digital - a design group that thinks in bits and bytes and ink on paper will just be one of the many possible manifestations of that process.
Khoi, I know exactly what you mean. I wrote this quite a while back to purge my own conflicted feelings about my transition from 'graphic designer' to 'web designer'. I suspect we are of similar age and experiences.
I still find it unnerving that many friends and classmates who stayed in the world of traditional graphic design have little understanding as to the details of interaction design, usability, 'living systems', active participation, etc. When this 'technical' stuff comes up in casual conversation, they look at me as if I am some other, alien creature.
The notion of 'integrated campaigns', '360 degree branding' (or whatever buzzword you choose) etc. has certainly become de rigueur within the worlds of branding and advertising. I am hopeful that, as as the digital space continues to mature, we can begin again to think about design holistically, even if it means we won't get to show off or compare scars from late night Exacto blade cuts.
Always. But that doesn't really involve art supplies. Just a ballpoint pen and sheets of letter-sized paper.
Who has money to shop for art supplies? Most of what I use I find in the trash. There's alot of things you can find there. Mostly junk that scatters my walls and floors. It's a shame that I've no money to spend on real art supplies. I mostly just need a good straight edge and a box cutter. I've been using the same one for many years. But on those dark and lonely nights, I'm just walking the streets, looking for something to turn up. An old tire. A used sneaker. Lots of boxes and used magazines. Common items. A thrown out can of house paint goes a long way. Eventually, I get home and turn on the computer. Flick the roaches off the keyboard. Light up a cigarette and tune out the prostitutes and cop cars making a racket outside. The client needs an asian themed design for a music festival. I fire up Led Zeppelin on the old turntables and turn two day old chinese food into a spinning design. Spelling out Wok and Roll. I can eat and get all my art supplies at the Chinese dive downstairs. The computer I got at the Apple Store.
I'm in a different field (fine art/art lithography printing), and well, I can't say the same. A computer can't give me the pleasure, the feeling and the liberty I got on a stone, a paper, or with my trusty acrylic an coton paper.
I can do nice things with a computer (yay for Processing for example), but most of the time, the transition from screen to paper is hard. Screen are tiny, they emit light, they are limited in the number of shade, they are not 3D. They do not feel and smell like art.
They're cold, most of the time.
I have a wacom intuos3 tablet. It's simply amazing. However, it can never replace a piece of charcoal. The tablet pen doesn't snap to half unexpectedly and make my fingers dirty.
I like my fingers dirty.
As a web designer constantly hooked up to the machine, I constantly long for activities that involve flat files and art supplies.
All things in moderation…
My one outlet, grabbing an xacto knife, cutting board, and some magazines and creating moodboards to help conceptualize a design prior to hitting up my computer.


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They hardly missed a minute of the trial but they elected not to appear as the verdict was read trade bonds by the Tracy -- tweeting just minutes after here in the right.
God blessed me and Sabrina would -- and even -- death I know my baby proud of the fight we all along with all of you put up for him with god bless.
One of the mark -- attorneys jasmine ran joins us jasmine -- -- -- doing.
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Pretty well this evening -- -- obviously disappointed at the outcome of not guilty and like to point out -- not guilty does not necessarily mean that George Zimmerman was innocent and we still maintain that position as his legal counsel.
And his family I think you know the last couple of days has been disheartening for Tracy and Sabrina but we have had an outcry of support.
From the nation and from the international community we've -- statements from President Obama.
From attorney general Eric Holder so we are hopeful that -- may still get some justice for trade on.
Yes you say get to justice for trade -- first until I had -- it's terrible what it was some of those in life.
But here's here's the story is that the prosecution.
Pick that -- with the defense.
The prosecution agreed to that jury with the defense.
The jury heard all the evidence.
The prosecution didn't get -- -- from presenting any evidence as far as I know.
And the jury didn't decided the case and everybody was happy when that jury.
And then suddenly after the jury renders its verdict.
Suddenly everyone's dissatisfied -- -- but summer just says by the curious -- -- lousy job -- heard different trial or didn't listen to the case what happened -- the jury in the beginning.
You know art style legal team has never said that we -- happy with the cherry or that we like -- -- Jerry.
We never specifically endorse the Jerry -- certainly did the prosecution must -- did they help pick at their right there in the courtroom there there every single day pick -- at -- I'm not the prosecution on the family attorney and from the from the family attorneys perspective.
We never endorse that Jerry Weaver is easy -- and -- -- that is the standing locked.
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I do not believe that trade bond that equal justice in this instance as specifically how.
How many evidence he can only -- evidence that the jury didn't hear.
The evidence that the jury didn't hear right.
I I don't think that they properly considered the evidence if they had listened to the evidence and -- -- -- followed the lots.
Then George Zimmerman would have been convicted of murder well I mean he got out of the car he got a I can't -- -- gun.
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We then present the evidence and the judge -- says here's -- evidence here's along instructional law and it's your duty it's not mine it's not yours not gave us a quick but does the jury's duty to -- -- -- well also -- suddenly.
After -- -- say they can't do their job.
-- greater duty beyond being an attorney and that's to be a social engineer and when a lot doesn't get it right.
I believe that we have the right to peacefully and more elite conscientiously object to -- decision of the -- that doesn't mean that we believe that is going to be overturned or that it will -- that we don't respect the decision that those six people -- But their millions of people out there who don't agree with that decision so it's.
Not just the -- know what the problem is -- -- -- let's just thirty that's fourteen all over the world that's deeply disturbing they -- millions are out there didn't see it you know and I know.
That millions of people who may not like a verdict whether it's for and against this case or another didn't watch the case didn't sit in the -- Didn't weigh the evidence didn't listen the jury instructions that's just noise that's why we have -- systems is so that people listen to both sides have an opportunity to be heard -- social engineering I don't know that's more like social manipulation the social I don't know what social engineering -- But actually just this is presented in the courtroom with a jury decided -- both sides seven an opportunity.
That's justice and the -- side and it.
Courtrooms not always delivered justice as I'm sure you well know you're aware of the civil rights movement.
Near -- the changes that we high you know what I have been in the story Heidi I'm -- -- in my career up next year in terms of civil rights and what we've done in the courtroom floor for poor people up -- my -- up next yours any day want jasmine.
I just don't criticize -- I don't criticizing your -- I haven't been practicing at lot as long as you have but I -- -- an opportunity to finish my answers and explain my answers -- you.
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Finally, the film is awaited by fans of Angelina Jolie will be released soon. Angelina Jolie will play in the new version of Cleopatra movie, directed by David Fincher. This movie is scheduled to be released in 2013.
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Hi Everyone, Due to Hurricane Frances and the possibility of Hurricane Ivan, the Lavender Footlights Festival, where my play "Jane Fonda's Breast" was to have a staged reading this Friday, has been postponed. The new dates for the festival are October 7-10. It's the best possible decision, and I'm happy about the postponement. I'll keep you posted on other developments and the new date of my reading as I learn more. Thanks also for all of your kind words of congratulations. It meant a lot. Mary Damiano
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Thursday, 22 April 2010 21:27
Joel and Lorry
What a beautiful obituary and video! We celebrate Uncle Gordy's life and feel blessed to have called him Uncle. His smile and teasing, his eagerness to give "advice" will stay with us always. We always felt so welcomed whenever we saw him. Our sympathies to you and your families, Kim and Jim. You are in our prayers.
Thursday, 22 April 2010 14:39
Joyce Thayer
I am thankful to have known Gordon (Bobbie) for the short time I did. I felt a loss in my heart when I heard of his passing. Time may go on, but good memories stay with us.
Thursday, 22 April 2010 10:35
Bob and Pam Finstrom
Our family will always remember all the great times with uncle Gordy. I think he is the reason Bob chose the Air Force for his military service. Our prayers are with the family. Know that your dad was one special man.
Love from Nephew Bob and Pam
Thursday, 22 April 2010 10:11
Gladi Yeo
A wonderful tribute to a wonderful brother. We will all miss him. Our prayers and sympathy go out to Gordy's family and friends.
Thursday, 22 April 2010 07:40
Sue and Dan Halvorson
What a wonderful tribute to a man who lived life to the "fullest!" We will miss him but will always "hold him dear." We look forward to honoring him by celebrating his life on Saturday. Our sympathies to the whole family.
Love and hugs, Sue and Dan
Thursday, 22 April 2010 07:17
Cathy Rogers
What a wonderful tribute video and obituary! Uncle Gordy definitely lived a full, love filled life. I am so glad that I got the chance to visit him last year. I will miss his sharp wit, his sparkling eyes, and his fun teasing.
Cousins Kim & Jim, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you. Love & hugs, Cousin Cathy
Thursday, 22 April 2010 05:54
Bill and Traudl Werder
A wonderful video tribute. Our thoughts are with you Jim and Kim.
Thursday, 22 April 2010 02:16
Daniel Werder
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Uncle Gordy's family at this time. Yet may it also be a time of celebration of a life lived fully. I will always cherish my boyhood memories of a man who loved camping - and camp cooking.
Daniel Werder (nephew)
Wednesday, 21 April 2010 16:52
Marine Corps League Honor Guard
On behalf of the Honor Guard, I want to convey our deepest sympathies on the passing of your father. We will do our very best to honor Gordons lifelong tribute of service to his country.
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The 60" screws on my machine whip badly, and are limited to about 600rpm by the whipping.So my question is, what are the real consequences with using an Acme screw that long? To get a 48" cutting width, I figure I'll need about a 60" screw.
I recently completed my first CNC build, a large machine with a 24x90 cutting capacity. (Okay, "completed" might be a stretch; but it's completed enough to actually be used for small projects in its current state.)
Wouldn't you know, the first paying request I get to produce a project for somebody else requires a bigger damn machine (specifically, a wider machine; I need to be able to load a full sheet of plywood and cut from edge to edge).
I'd like to leverage as much of the existing machine as possible while "widening" the gantry to accommodate the new material requirements (i.e. go from a 24" Y-axis to a 48" Y-axis). Ideally, I'll only have to replace the 8020 extrusion with a longer piece, as well as the metal plate on which the bearings ride and the Acme screw which drives the axis.
So my question is, what are the real consequences with using an Acme screw that long? To get a 48" cutting width, I figure I'll need about a 60" screw. I don't cut at real high speeds (haven't done anything over 100 ipm so far), and nearly all of my work is in MDF and/or plywood.
One other question for anybody who has some engineering background: Is the 3030 extrusion (with the quarter-inch plate bolted to the front face every few inches) plenty stiff for the 5-foot span? Or should I look at the 3060 extrusion? I'm hoping the 3030 is sufficient; the price difference between the two is astounding (like more than double). If I can stick to 3030, I can do the whole upgrade for less than $200.
As usual, thanks in advance for you input.
The 60" screws on my machine whip badly, and are limited to about 600rpm by the whipping.So my question is, what are the real consequences with using an Acme screw that long? To get a 48" cutting width, I figure I'll need about a 60" screw.
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Download the Tech Toolkit from 8020's site, it's a free software which can calculate deflection and other things.
The main problem with longer screws is whipping, it can be reduced with increased diameter (less flex, but more weight) and lead (less rpm for a given travel). I can't say which ACME screw would be right in your case, since I have almost no experience with them.
I have no idea what the RPM on my Y-axis is, but I doubt it's 600. A 1/2-10 5-start screw takes 2 revolutions to produce one inch of travel, right? If that's correct (and I am doing it from memory on my way out the door at 5pm, so it might not be) then 600 RPMs would equal 300 inches of travel per minute - which is about 3x what my machine works at.
If my off-the-cuff calculations are correct, is screw whip still a problem in my situation?
Also: is screw whip based on overall length of the screw, or the longest unsupported span? Screw length will be about 60 inches, but span will only be about 45 inches max.
A combination of factors, including how it's mounted. Also, if it has any bends in it, it will start shipping sooner.
If I had a 4x8 machine, I'd want it to be able to move a lot faster than 300ipm.
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My longest screws are 44" from bearing to bearing, and I have the screw under light tension. I'm able to spin them at 570rpm, then the motor starts to stall i guess to to friction/gantry weight. I can spin them at 720ipm on my Y axis, but it's only 34" bearing to bearing, also light tension. I have 8-start leadscrews so my rpm ends up being my ipm, but last time I checked the AB nuts for them are unavailable at dumpstercnc...
You can also have two nuts, at the extreme ends of your carriage, one AB and one plain, that would help a little with whipping. Also getting the screws straightened and alignment as perfect as possible. My bearing blocks on my old machine were off parallel by .5 degrees, but this caused the ACME screw to bow signficantly!
I think Nook's website has a calculator for both ACME and ballscrews, but it would be a best-case scenario.
You might be able to do the long axis inexpensively with timing belt...
My machine has a 24x48" bed and I'm using 1/2"-8 (1 start) acme lead screws. My dual X axises are around 55'' long, and they can be easily flexed. With this set-up, I can hardly go over 90 ipm, this means they're spinning at 720rpm, without too much wobbling. The trick was to be able to adjust the lead screw in 3 points: the stepper end, the screw end position, and the leadscrew nut position, so they are perfectly colinear. Maybe too obvious, but that did it. I've also read some people dampen the vibration with foam pads or other soft material touching the leadscrew, but that remains to be seen!
i'd get multi-start ACME, it really doesn't cost much more than single-start. And you can spin them slower and still get good rapids. Though if you plan your cuts well, you can reduce the "on air" time.
The extrusion prices are usually proportional to the amount of material. That said, 3030, barely 1-1/8" over 4-1/2' doesn't seem like a lot. If the 3030 is less than half price of 3060 it might make sense to buy 2.
Duh. I subtracted there, instead of adding. What that should've said was, "the longest unsupported span will be about 52 inches." If I were to completely remove the router carriage assembly (i.e. no lead nut threaded onto the screw) then the unsupported span would be about 56 inches, I think, from bearing block to bearing block. The spindle carriage is ~9 inches wide, with the lead nut in the center, so with it installed the maximum unsupported span can't be more than 56 minus 4.5, or 51.5 inches.
Of course this design is all still in my head, so these numbers are subject to change.
I'm using 5-start Acme screws on both the Y- and Z-axes. I'm not terribly concerned with transit speed; right now, the machine gets infrequent use, and it's not like I'm standing there tapping my toe and looking at my watch. If it takes 15 seconds to move from the extreme positive end of the X-axis to the negative end, so be it. If I was doing this all day long for a living, I'd feel differently.
I downloaded the Tech Tool from 80/20 and entered my information. Max deflection was less than 0.003", and that doesn't take into account the fact that a quarter-inch-thick steel plate is going to be bolted to the front face of the 3030 extrusion providing extra stiffness. I can live with 0.003" or less.


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When Yoani Sánchez launched her blog, Generation Y, in 2007, the Havana-born computer programmer turned journalist was a virtual unknown. Four years later, she's a dissident voice of such prominence that the Cuban government has ordered her detained and beaten. A blurb from Barack Obama even graces her recently published book, Havana Real.
Sánchez's rise owes at least as much to her literary gifts as to the power of Web 2.0. Approaching her country's ills with both hopefulness and a gimlet eye, where most Cuba commentators are didactic and ideologically entrenched, her posts -- on everything from Raúl Castro's latest pronouncements to the taste of mangoes -- have over the years painted an unusually vivid portrait of a society in limbo. The very fact of their existence stands as a rebuke to a government that still sharply limits its citizens' access to the Internet. (For years, Sánchez had to sneak into hotels pretending to be a German tourist in order to publish them.) "We have taken back what belongs to us," Sánchez wrote in February. "These virtual places are ours, and they will have to learn to live with what they can no longer deny."
Muse The freedom brought by the new technologies.
Stimulus or austerity? Stimulate investment and apply austerity to public spending.
America or China? America.
Arab Spring or Arab Winter? Spring.
Reading list Mundo Twitter, by José Luis Orihuela; El hombre que amaba a los perros, by Leonardo Padura; El sueño del celta, by Mario Vargas Llosa.
Best idea The Internet is a universal human right.
Worst idea The people love their dictators.
The indefatigable techno-optimist Clay Shirky's predictions about social media–enabled revolution haven't always come true. "This is it," he said in 2009 of Iran's ill-fated Green Revolution. "The big one." But credit is due: This year the New York University professor also got things very right. His January/February Foreign Affairs essay, "The Political Power of Social Media," had barely hit newsstands before Tunisia's and Egypt's dictators were ousted after mass protests organized and coordinated via Web 2.0. Hosni Mubarak seems to have agreed with Shirky on the revolutionary potential of social media: The autocrat shut down Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, YouTube, and finally the whole Internet in a doomed bid to save his presidency.
But what Shirky grasps -- and Mubarak did not -- is that social media tools, rather than making revolution in and of themselves, are more a new and effective means of bringing about the offline activity that has always established and strengthened personal freedom. "[I]t is a strong civil society -- one in which citizens have freedom of assembly -- rather than access to Google or YouTube," he wrote, "that does the most to force governments to serve their citizens."
The U.S. State Department's headquarters in Foggy Bottom is a musty, World War II–era building that famously commands a corps of Foreign Service officers only as large as the Pentagon's marching bands. Jared Cohen and Alec Ross, however, have begun to imagine a new future for diplomacy, one that would harness the power of new technology and social media to ensure that the department punches far above its increasingly anemic budgetary weight.
The two have relentlessly pushed the idea that international events are no longer determined by world leaders sitting at the top of mammoth bureaucracies, but by networks largely outside governments' control -- a fact driven home this year by the Arab Spring. And they set about the difficult job of moving Foggy Bottom beyond the archaic world of diplomatic cables, elevating Internet freedom as a U.S. priority and encouraging diplomats to use social media like Facebook -- a technique that paid dividends this year when U.S. envoy to Damascus Robert Ford used these tools to go over the Syrian regime's head and express outrage at President Bashar al-Assad's brutal crackdown on his own people.
Cohen, author of a prescient book on Middle Eastern youth movements, recently brought his ideas to the private sector, launching a "think/do tank" at Google. Its first project brought together a motley crew of former Islamists, neo-Nazis, and gang members in Dublin to discuss the factors that contribute to radicalization and violence. "I believe the greater one's network, the more change one can effect," he told an interviewer. "It is amazing what you can get, who you can meet with, if you just ask."
Muse A would-be bipartisan commission chaired by FDR and Reagan.
Stimulus or austerity? Stimulus.
America or China? America.
Arab Spring or Arab Winter? Arab Winter.
Reading list Ghost Wars, by Steve Coll; On China, by Henry Kissinger; Start-Up Nation, by Dan Senor and Saul Singer.
Best idea To tackle corruption by moving salary disbursements of civil servants and law enforcement to mobile payments to remove the middlemen.
Worst idea The Iranian regime plotting to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the U.S.
Muse Theodore Roosevelt.
Stimulus or austerity? Neither. Cut to the bone in certain areas and invest significantly in others.
America or China? America.
Arab Spring or Arab Winter? Arab Spring.
Reading list Empire of the Mind, by Jared Cohen and Eric Schmidt (spring 2012); The Giving Tree, by Shel Silverstein; The Master Switch, by Tim Wu.
Best idea Launch a global campaign for clean cookstoves.
Worst idea Require the equivalent of a driver's license to use the Internet.
Decades of terrorist attacks may have cemented the Palestinian cause in the world's consciousness, but they never delivered the Palestinians' national dream -- a state of their own. More than anyone else, politician and human rights activist Mustafa Barghouti has pioneered an alternative path that emphasizes nonviolent tactics to delegitimize the Israeli occupation and demands that the Palestinian national movement live up to its ideals. He was the only political figure to contest Yasir Arafat's anointed successor, Mahmoud Abbas, in the 2005 Palestinian presidential election, and he won a seat in the Palestinian Legislative Council in 2006 on a platform that promoted an alternative to Arafat's Fatah and the militant group Hamas.
Barghouti has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Palestinians' bid this year for member-state status at the United Nations, framing the move as part of the "diplomatic resistance" to Israel. At the same time, he has pressed the Palestinian Authority to revitalize its often-ignored democratic institutions and provide a transparent accounting of its budget, while urging Fatah and Hamas to set aside their deep differences. "Democracy was the first victim of the split," he told Foreign Policy. "That's wrong for internal life in Palestine, it's wrong for the future of our kids, and it's wrong for peace."
Muse The Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions.
Stimulus or austerity? Stimulus
America or China? Both
Arab Spring or Arab Winter? Arab revolutions
Reading list Everyone Communicates, Few Connect, by John C. Maxwell; The Grand Design, by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow; Hell and Heaven, by Yahya Yakhlef.
Best idea "Nothing has really happened until it has been recorded." --Virginia Woolf
Worst idea "Right now, the peace talks are based on only one thing, only on peace talks." --Benjamin Netanyahu


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Yikes! Today's assignment for the Blogging A to Z Challenge is to write a post about something that begins with the letter "x."
Okay. I could write about x-rays or xylophones or maybe even Xerox machines.
But I don't know much about any of those things, and what I do know isn't very interesting, so you'd probably need a Xanax just to get through my post without feeling so bored or depressed you were ready to slit your wrists.
And since this blog is all about children's literacy and writing for children anyway, I think I'll just include some links to resources that teachers or parents can use for teaching the letter "x" to kids. Here goes:
Letter X, Lessons, Worksheets and Activities
Letter X Video from HaveFunTeaching.com
After checking out these links myself, I suddenly realized something – there are many words that end with the letter "x" but not that many that begin with that letter.
Do you have any insights or information to share about the letter "x"?
Thanks for stopping by!
P.S. If you're a writer and your pen won't budge, you need The Morning Nudge!