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The Hays Larks landed seven on the Jayhawk League first team, and boasted the Most Outstanding Pitcher and Most Valuable Player.
The all-league team was released Tuesday.
Left-hander Chandler Hawkins, of Arkansas State University, was named the top pitcher, while Clayton Garland, a senior at Fort Hays State University, was named the top player.
The Larks were 35-13 overall and finished 23-10 in league play for their second consecutive league title.
Hawkins finished 7-2 with a 2.11 earned-run average in 11 appearances (nine starts). He struck out 69 with 19 walks and allowed just 15 earned runs in 64 innings. Only starter Nick Goza, also named to the first team, pitched more innings with 68. Goza finished 6-2 with a 2.38 ERA.
Garland, the team's second-leading hitter among players with at least 30 games played, batted .352 and was second on the team with 38 RBIs. He also finished 11 of 14 in stolen base attempts.
Also named to the first team: Aaron Cornell, Jake Placzek, David Owen and Ty Gilmore.
Cornell, who was Jayhawk Player of the Year in 2011, was in the mix again. Cornell batted a team-best .373 among players with at least 30 games. He missed time early in the season due to injury. Cornell collected 33 RBIs and five home runs, two triples and nine doubles.
Placzek, who finished 26 of 27 to lead Hays in stolen bases, batted .345 -- third best among those with at least 30 games played. He recorded a team-best 16 doubles with two home runs. He also had 25 RBIs.
Gilmore batted .304, and was tied with Zair Koeiman for the most games played with 45. Gilmore drove in 24 runs, and drew 29 walks, second best on the team behind Placzek (37).
Owen, the Larks' primary closer, recorded six saves in 22 appearances with a 0.61 ERA and 2-1 record. He pitched 29.1 innings with 29 strikeouts to seven walks, and allowed just two earned runs.
The Larks also had three players named to the second team in catcher/DH Taylor Petersen, Koeiman, and relief pitcher Ian Bentley.
Petersen was hot early for the Larks, and finished the season batting .297 with 37 RBIs, eight doubles and seven homers (tied for the team lead). Koeiman also recorded seven homers, batting .303 with 11 doubles and two triples.
Bentley made 19 appearances with no starts, and earned a 3-1 record with a 2.37 ERA in 30.1 innings.


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Broadway Pizza will expand to East Memphis following the Ishee family's recent purchase of the 3,600-square-foot building at 627 S. Mendenhall Road.
Ishee's Broadway Pizza LLC on Sept. 13 paid $365,000 for the property from Ronald Wayne Austin and James A. Blaylock and Betty A. Blaylock, as Trustees of the James A. and Betty A. Blaylock Revocable Trust, Dated Oct. 29, 2003.
Built in 1963, the Class B retail building sits on 0.22 acres at the northwest corner of South Mendenhall and Poplar, behind the Belmont Grill. The property's 2012 appraisal is $300,000, according to the Shelby County Assessor of Property.
The warranty deed in the Shelby County Register of Deeds lists multiple addresses for the property: 627 S. Mendenhall Road, 629 S. Mendenhall Road, 631 S. Mendenhall Road and 633 S. Mendenhall Road.
Broadway Pizza opened in 1977 and plans to keep open its restaurant at 2581 Broad Ave.
The Mendenhall building is occupied by Ratcliff's Shoe Service and Give Yoga Memphis.
Ishee's Broadway Pizza LLC filed a $310,250 loan through First Tennessee Bank NA in conjunction with the purchase. Denny and Dewana Ishee signed the trust deed as members of the buying entity.
Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports
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A judge in Nashville has held Tennessee's voter identification statute constitutional.
The Tennessean reported the ruling by Davidson County Chancery Court Judge Carol McCoy came Wednesday.
After about three hours of oral arguments, McCoy ruled against civil rights attorney George Barrett, who contended the state constitution requires only proof of legal age, residency and registration.
"It's an unconstitutional impediment on the right to vote," Barrett said during oral arguments. "Without the right to vote, all other rights are meaningless."
In delivering her ruling, McCoy said voting procedures have evolved over the years and the legislature can enact laws that secure what she termed "the purity of the ballot box."
Barrett filed the lawsuit on behalf of the city of Memphis and two women who live there. He had asked for an injunction to let residents vote in November without proof of ID.
By Barrett's calculation, as many as 390,000 registered voters in Tennessee don't have a photo identification card acceptable under the new state statute. The lawsuit claimed about 105,000 of them are 60 or older.
Barrett's co-counsel, Douglas Johnston, argued the legislature's motivation in passing the law was to suppress minority participation in the November election.
The Commercial Appeal reported Johnston argued state legislatures in about a dozen states have enacted photo requirements "because in 2008, African-Americans and young people and poor people came out in droves to vote. These are the people who these laws most impact."
McCoy ruled that the city had no legal standing because it could not claim the statute caused the municipality harm. She further ruled that plaintiffs Daphne Turner-Golden and Sullistine Bell can vote in the Nov. 6 election by obtaining photo IDs.
The lawsuit was the second attempt by Barrett to get a ruling against the statute.
– The Associated Press
Andy Cates, executive vice president of brokerage with Colliers International Memphis, has been inducted into the Everest Club – the top 10 percent of all U.S. Colliers brokers for the 12-month period ending June 30.
Individuals selected for the club not only are top producers for the company, but are leaders within their respective offices and powerhouses in the commercial real estate industry. Cates and his business partner, Preston Thomas, have completed more than 70 deals so far in 2012.
Everest Club members are being recognized at the Colliers national meeting in San Diego next week.
– Sarah Baker
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits plunged 26,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 359,000, a hopeful sign for the job market. It's the lowest level of weekly applications in nine weeks.
The Labor Department said Thursday that the four-week average, a less volatile measure, declined 4,500 to 374,000. That's the first drop in six weeks.
Weekly unemployment applications are a measure of the pace of layoffs. When they consistently fall below 375,000, it typically indicates that hiring is strong enough to lower the unemployment rate.
The weekly figures can be volatile, causing most economists to focus on the four-week average. Economists were mildly encouraged by the figures.
The past few reports "suggest no significant acceleration or deceleration in employment growth," said Jim O'Sullivan, an economist at High Frequency Economics.
U.S. employers added only 96,000 jobs last month, below the 141,000 in July and much lower than the average 226,000 added in the first three months of the year.
The unemployment rate dropped in August to 8.1 percent from 8.3 percent, but only because the number of people working or looking for work fell.
The unemployment applications report showed that the number of people receiving benefits fell slightly. About 5.17 million people received unemployment aid in the week ending Sept. 8, the latest figures available. That's 11,000 lower than the previous week.
The Memphis Opportunity Scholarship Trust is hosting its 13th annual golf tournament Monday, Oct. 1, at the Memphis Country Club.
Attendees are invited to enjoy lunch and then hit the links to help support scholarships and educational choice opportunities for children in Memphis.
The entry fee for individual players is $1,000. Registration is available at www.memphisscolarships.org/events.
The Memphis Opportunity Scholarship Trust (MOST) was founded in 1998 and seeks to give low-income Memphis-area families the opportunity to send their children to the schools of their choice. During the 2011-2012 school year, MOST awarded scholarships worth $780,000 to about 537 students in 60 schools.
– Andy Meek
Memphis wrestler and television personality Jerry Lawler will put in an appearance Friday, Sept. 28, at the Mid-South Fair in Southaven.
Lawler had been scheduled to wrestle Friday and Saturday at Landers Center Arena as one of the fair attractions. But Lawler had a heart attack Sept. 10 during a televised match in Montreal, Canada, that he continues to recover from.
The fair appearance ringside as a commentator will be Lawler's first since his recovery.
– Bill Dries
Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages fell again to new record lows. The decline suggests the Federal Reserve's stimulus efforts may be having an impact on mortgage rates.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday that the rate on the 30-year loan dropped to 3.40 percent. That's down from last week's rate of 3.49 percent, which was the lowest since long-term mortgages began in the 1950s.
The average on the 15-year fixed mortgage, a popular refinancing option, fell to 2.73 percent, down from the record low of 2.77 percent last week.
To calculate average rates, Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country on Monday through Wednesday of each week.
The average does not include extra fees, known as points, which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates. One point equals 1 percent of the loan amount.
The average fee for 30-year loans was 0.6 point, unchanged from last week. The fee for 15-year loans held steady at 0.6 point. The average rate on one-year adjustable-rate mortgages dipped to 2.60 percent from 2.61 percent. The fee for one-year adjustable rate loans was unchanged at 0.4 point.
The average rate on five-year adjustable-rate mortgages fell to 2.71 percent from 2.76 percent. The fee remained at 0.6 point.
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Towering right-hander set to be stretched after sharp Spring
By Danny Wild / MLB.com | April 4, 2013 6:00 AM
Alex Meyer was visibly nervous when he took the mound for the first time in a Twins uniform back in February. Despite his size and status, he had a right to be. When he got the invititation to attend Major League Spring Training, it was a second chance at a first impression.
"I'm doing everything I can to stick up here as long as I can, like anybody else," Meyer said early last month.
And the Twins? They made Meyer one of the first players cut from big league camp on March 10.
"If people say they don't think about it, they're lying. Everybody wants to break with the big club," Meyer told TwinCities.com shortly before being reassigned to Minor League camp. "[Twins officials] are the professionals in that respect; they know what they're doing."
Meyer will have to trust his new organization when it comes to the pace of his development this season. A 6-foot-9 right-hander (Randy Johnson was 6-foot-10, by comparison), Meyer came over in the November 2012 deal that sent center fielder Denard Span to Washington. Meyer, who instantly bumped Kyle Gibson down a peg and became the team's top pitching prospect, will make his Double-A debut this spring with New Britain.
But the Kentucky product's early cut from big league camp had less to do with his performance (he pitched in two games, striking out three and allowing one hit over five scoreless innings) and more with the Twins' hopes of fine-tuning his repertoire and top-line starter mentality.
"We need to stretch him out," general manager Terry Ryan told MLB.com. "He has to develop his changeup. He's a legitimate starting pitcher and we need to make sure his three-pitch mix -- which he has -- is polished up. I don't think anybody here was displeased with anything he did here, and not only physically but mentally. He's a good teammate, he's coachable, he's attentive."
Meyer, a 2011 first-round pick, will command plenty of attention, not just for his size but also his track record -- he combined for a 2.86 ERA and 139 strikeouts while walking 45 batters over 129 innings between Class A Hagerstown and Class A Advanced Potomac last season. He throws in the mid-90s and has a nasty, heavy sink to his pitches.
Yet all that couldn't stop the 23-year-old from being a little anxious on the mound in his first pitching session, especially after hearing from Ryan who he'd been traded for.
"I talked to Terry Ryan the day I got traded and I asked, 'Do you mind if I ask you who I got traded for and who is coming with me?'" Meyer told MLB.com. "And he just said, 'No one is coming with you and you were traded for Denard Span.' And I was kind of like, 'Wow.' Denard Span is a great player and is well-known. So it made me feel good that the Twins thought highly enough of me to trade him straight up for me."
Meyer will form a daunting duo with Trevor May, the Twins' No. 7 prospect who was also acquired over the winter in the deal that sent Ben Revere to Philadelphia. Alex Wimmers, the Twins' 2010 first-round pick out of Ohio State, should join the staff once he's healthy and Michael Tonkin, a 6-foot-7 reliever, will finally have someone to look up to in the clubhouse.
Meyer's height has raised some questions about his mechanics and control, but after a solid season at two levels in 2012, he believes he's only quieting the doubters.
"Last year, I made a really good stride with that," Meyer said. "When I got moved up, it was the best my command has ever been. So I just need to build on that."
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Although legendary Lindy hopper Frankie Manning passed away in 2009, his spirit lives on in the hearts and feet of swing dancers around the world. Frankie is remembered and revered for his vital role in the history and revival of swing dancing, as well as for his radiant and charismatic personality. His legacy is hugely important and widely influential.
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Frankie Manning Foundation
After Frankie passed away, the Frankie Manning Foundation was founded to carry on his legacy through educational and cultural activities. This site has lots of information about Frankie and the Foundation's programs, and many wonderful film clips.
Frankie Month
Throughout the merry month of May, swing dancers around the world celebrate Frankie Month and the joys, benefits, and universality of Lindy hop with dances, parties, concerts, competitions, educational events, and other initiatives that demonstrate the diversity, creativity, and ingenuity of this international community.
Frankie 100
Over 2500 dancers from 47 countries will convene for Frankie 100 from May 22nd-26th, 2014 in New York City. The event will include dances, performances (including a show at the famous Apollo Theater), educational panels, films, youth programming, and even a parade. Many events are open to the public.
Frankie 99
Over 130 swing dance societies around the world celebrated with local parties. Many submitted videos of their members performing a special tribute routine choreographed in Frankie's style by Ewa "W" Burak and Lennart Westerlund.
Frankie's 95th Birthday Festival
When Frankie died one month before Frankie Manning's 95th Birthday Festival in New York City, the event was recast as Frankie95, a celebration of his life by over 2,000 attendees from 33 countries.
Birthday Tribute Films
Three stunningly conceived and edited films were created as perfect birthday presents for Frankie:
For Frankie's 80th, Stuart Math and Kathy LaCommare gathered and edited clips of Lindy hoppers around the world swinging out to Frankie's favorite song, Count Basie's "Shiny Stockings." Note: the billboard in Times Square is real! Click to watch Frankie's 80th Birthday Video.
Manu Smith (editor), Larry Kang (project manager), and Paul Marino (CG animation) made a film featuring an international array of Lindy hop groups dancing to "Shiny Stockings" for Frankie's 88th birthday. Check out the Star Wars inspired intro! Click to watch Frankie Manning's 88th Birthday Tribute Video.
For Frankie's 95th, Akemi Kinukawa blended clips of thousands of dancers from 22 countries dancing to Jimmie Lunceford's "Tain't What You Do" in Global Shim Sham for Frankie. (Leslie Lee and Rik Panganiban helped gather the clips.) Click to watch Global Shim Sham for Frankie.
Julie Cohen's PBS documentary, Frankie Manning: Never Stop Swinging, features interviews with Frankie; his son, Chazz Young, also a dancer; and Whitey's Lindy Hopper Rhuthie Rheingold; as well as dance footage from the 1930s to 2009.
Radio Interview with Authors
Kurt Lichtman's extensive radio interview with authors Frankie Manning and Cynthia Millman for WBVR Ithaca is divided into twelve sections.
Master's Thesis and Companion DVDs
Margaret Batiuchok's master's thesis, The Lindy, covers its history, and explores the dance styles of four Lindy hop masters, including Frankie Manning, George Lloyd, and Charlie Meade. DVDs feature interviews and these masters dancing in the 1980s.
Archives of Early Lindy Hoppers
Judy Pritchett's website, SavoyStyle.com, contains bios of Frankie and many other early Savoy Ballroom dancers, including members of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers.
Facebook Pages
Frankie Manning Foundation
Frankie Manning – Lindy Hop
Frankie 100 - Multiple pages representing groups from all over the world.


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Fatal Incursion is a heavy metal band mentioned in Grand Theft Auto V; however, unlike 80s metal band Love Fist in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Fatal Incursion does not make a physical appearance in GTA V or on its soundtrack. Jimmy De Santa is a fan of the band as he has several posters featuring the band's logo. Also, Wade Hebert, one of Trevor Philips' associates, occasionally wears a jersey with the band logo on it.
The band's logo includes several symbols often associated with heavy metal bands: a pentagram for the first "A" in "Fatal", an anarchy symbol for the second "A", an inverted cross for the second "I" in "Incursion", and a skull in place of the "O".


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South African Journal of Industrial Engineering
On-line version ISSN 2224-7890
Print version ISSN 1012-277X
S. Afr. J. Ind. Eng. vol.25 n.2 Pretoria Aug. 2014
Additive manufacturing as an enabler for enhanced consumer involvement1
R.I. CampbellI, *; D.J. de BeerII; D.A. MauchlineIII; L. BeckerIV; R. van der GrijpV; Y. AriadiVI; M.A. EvansVII
IVisiting Scientist at Vaal University of Technology South Africa firstname.lastname@example.com
IINorth West University South Africa
IIIVaal University of Technology South Africa
IVVaal University of Technology South Africa
VVaal University of Technology South Africa
VILoughborough University United Kingdom
VIILoughborough University United Kingdom
This paper draws on previous work by the authors that aimed to use functional prototypes, produced using additive manufacturing (AM), as a means to draw customer input and preferences into the development of new products. This technique is referred to as Customer Interaction through Functional Prototypes (CIFP). The CIFP philosophy has been proven in both consumer and medical products. In recent years, the authors have developed further concepts of AM-enabled enhanced consumer involvement within their respective research teams. This paper discusses the extended use of CIFP to develop innovative new product concepts in the Vaal University of Technology, to support grant-holders of the Industrial Development's Corporation (IDC) Support Programme for Industrial Innovation (SPII) and the Technology and Innovation Agency (TIA). The paper goes on to discuss a novel method of consumer interaction developed at Loughborough University, referred to as a Computer-aided Consumer Design (CaCODE). This technique allows non-designers to take an existing product design (e.g., a pen) and modify its shape in real time, in order to create a customised version of the product that meets their needs. The modification is limited within pre-defined parameters to make sure that any final design is functional and can be produced using AM.
Hierdie artikel is geskoei op die gebruik van toevoegingsvervaardiging om kliënt insette en voorkeure in te sluit by die ontwikkeling van nuwe produkte. Die tegniek word die Kliënt Interaksie deur Funksionele Prototipes (CIFP) genoem. Die CIFP filosofie is al bewys in verbruikers- en mediese produkte. Verdere konsepte vir die gebruik van toevoegingsvervaardiging om kliënt betrokkenheid te bevorder is die die outeurs ontwikkel. Hierdie artikel bespreek die uitgebreide gebruik van CIFP om innoverende nuwe produkte te ontwikkel by die Vaal Universiteit van Tegnologie ter ondersteuning van navorsers wat steun van die Industriële Ontwikellings Korporasie (IDC) en die Tegnologie en Innovasie Agentskap (TIA) ontvang. Die artikel bespreek verder 'n nuwe metode vir verbruiker interaksie soos ontwikkel by Loughborough Universiteit, bekend as Rekenaar gesteunde Verbruiker Ontwerp (CaCode). Dié tegniek laat ontwerp-leke toe om 'n bestaande produk aan te pas om aan hulle vereistes te voldoen. Hierdie aanpassing is beperk binne voorafbepaalde parameters om te verseker dat die finale ontwerp funksioneel en vervaardigbaar is.
In recent years, advances in additive manufacturing (AM) have enabled the development of more representative prototypes. This has come primarily through materials development, but also through improved accuracy and finish of AM models. This has meant that fully-functional prototypes can be produced that are very close to the end product, in terms of both material properties and visual appearance. Indeed, where the end product will be produced using AM, the final validation prototypes may actually be indistinguishable from the series production items. One consequence of this is that customers (whether clients or end users) can evaluate the prototypes as if they were using the end product, even in the final use environment. If this evaluation can be undertaken early in the product development process (essentially, as soon as a CAD model is available), then customer feedback can be used to help drive the remaining design iterations of the product. This has previously been termed 'Customer Involvement through Functional Prototypes' (CIFP), and has been demonstrated to be effective with consumer products [1], medical implants [2], and professional use products [3].
In these uses of CIFP, there was a clear distinction between the designer and the customer, with the designer leading the evolution of the product design. However, with the advent of mass customisation (MC) involving personalisation or individualisation, the terms 'user co-design' or 'customer integration' have become more familiar [4]. There is also an opinion that "with user-design systems, the professional designer is replaced by the user" [5]. Research at Vaal University of Technology has indicated that such wholesale replacement is not currently feasible, and that collaborative consumer design is required where part of the product design is done by the designer and the remainder by the consumer. This approach connects consumers' choices with the capabilities of the company, and extends the philosophy of concurrent engineering to sales, marketing, and end users. Tseng and Du [6] recommend this approach because it brings the voice of customers into design and manufacturing. With this in mind, the authors have developed further concepts of AM-enabled enhanced consumer involvement within their respective research teams. This paper will discuss the extended use of CIFP to support entrepreneurs in developing innovative new product concepts. This paper will also discuss a novel method of consumer interaction that complements the use of CIFP, referred to as a Computer-aided Consumer Design (CaCODE).
The original CIFP philosophy was aimed at supporting designers within a conventional industrial environment. Typically, they would be working in a design consultancy or manufacturing company where they would be presented with a brief from an external or internal client. Fully-representative functional prototypes, produced using AM, would then be used to enable the client and/or end users of the product to provide feedback on aesthetics, ergonomics, or functionality. This can happen at several stages within the product development process, as shown in Figure 1.
This version of the CIFP methodology maintains a clear divide between the designer who develops the design solutions and produces the CAD models, and the customer who is brought in on several occasions to evaluate the prototypes. In more recent projects, this divide has started to erode, with customers performing some of the actions normally undertaken by the designer. With reference to Figure 1, these customer design interventions are seen most often at the earlier stages of the process, but they can happen throughout. A typical example of early intervention is when an entrepreneur comes to the designer with a clear idea of market requirements, product design specification, and perhaps even some concept designs. For customer intervention in the latter stages of detail design (e.g., product manufacture and delivery), the term 'consumer designer' was coined to reflect the idea that the same person may be the designer, manufacturer, and user of the product. The application of CIFP within both of these scenarios is discussed in the following sections.
Within the Vaal University of Technology (VUT), the Technology Transfer and Innovation Directorate has an ongoing remit to support grant-holders from the Industrial Development Corporation's (IDC) Support Programme for Industrial Innovation (SPII) and the Technology and Innovation Agency (TIA) in developing innovative new product ideas. Numerous SPII and TIA projects have been supported with design, prototyping, and tooling expertise, leading to the development of an extensive knowledge-base that has been used to support other types of projects. Many of these projects are initiated by entrepreneurs who come to the VUT with innovative ideas that need to be converted into viable product offerings. CIFP has played an integral role in supporting such entrepreneurs, as illustrated by the following project examples.
3.1 Example 1: Motorcycle locking system
The initial design idea was for a locking mechanism to secure a motorcycle to a trailer, for transportation behind a car. The client entrepreneur had already sketched a solution to the problem, and the original request to the VUT was for a functional prototype of this design to be produced using AM. The designers at VUT were sceptical about the design, but agreed to create a CAD model and build the prototype using AM parts and standard metal components. The prototype did not perform as the client had expected, and he agreed that a major re-design was needed. This re-design was undertaken by VUT designers, and once again a CAD model and prototype were built. The new lock design operated well, but the material properties of the lock cover were not sufficiently robust for a full 'impact test' to check the security of the design. Therefore, a silicon rubber moulding was taken from the prototype lock cover and used to create further copies in a polyurethane resin material (Figure 2) that had similar properties to the polymer that would be used for the final product. These met the performance requirements, and convinced both the client and the investors that production tools should be produced. The project showed that clients can lack professional design acumen, and that even a negative outcome from a CIFP evaluation can be valuable.
3.2 Example 2: Interlocking toy system
The original idea from the client entrepreneur was to create an interlocking toy system that could make use of the internal cardboard tubes from kitchen- and toilet-rolls. The client entrepreneur had already created a 3-D design using the Sketch-up software. Research was undertaken to determine the internal diameters of cardboard tubes, and it was found that sizes varied across international markets. A standard South African size was chosen, and a refined design was generated using a 3-D CAD package. The VUT designer created a number of connector designs (straight, 45 degrees, 90 degrees, T-piece, and cross-piece) with tapered sections to fit into the cardboard tubes. A Dimension 3-D printer was used to create prototypes in ABS plastic, and silicon rubber moulds were used to produce prototypes for field-testing in several different colours of polyurethane resin (Figure 3). After the testing showed that the cardboard tubes held their shape very well, it was decided to re-design the connectors without the taper. New samples were built on the Dimension machine to confirm that this re-design worked. 'Soft' tooling was produced using CNC machining that incorporated the split planes and draft angles required for injection moulding. Around 300 parts were shot in four different colours so that a complete toy box could be shown to potential investors. Funding was received from investors, and production tooling was developed so that the product could be launched on the market. The ability to use fully-representative functional prototypes indicated that some design features that had seemed, intuitively, to be correct had actually turned out to be unnecessary.
3.3 Example 3: Electronics enclosure for hand-held product
The electronics for a hand-held market sampling device had already been developed, and now the client entrepreneur needed an enclosure to be designed. The client had a 2-D drawing of his preferred solution, which was cylindrical in form and incorporated a screen, LED lights, and push-button controls. An initial foam model was created to evaluate the ergonomics, and this revealed problems with reaching the push buttons. A re- design was undertaken and a fully-detailed CAD model developed. Prototype parts were built using laser sintering in polyamide, and all the electronics were assembled into them. The AM material chosen was very representative of injection-moulded parts in terms of wall thickness, the ability to use the final fasteners, and its robustness. The prototype was evaluated by both the client and the VUT designer, who suggested that an adhesive membrane pad should replace the push-buttons and LED lights, and that the screen should be covered in order to reduce the possibility of dirt ingress. Another iteration of the design was produced with the buttons on the membrane pad repositioned to allow for even easier reach. New laser-sintered prototypes were produced, finished, painted, and assembled with the electronics (Figure 4). The product is now undergoing field trials. The main findings from this project were that physical models are essential for ergonomic evaluation, and that professionally-finished AM models are sufficient for field testing, provided a suitable material is available.
Recent research at Loughborough University has identified that consumers wish to become more involved in the design and manufacture of their own personalised products, and that new digital technologies are needed to facilitate this [7]. Presenting such consumer-designers with functional prototypes of their designs for evaluation (e.g., utilising CIFP) is desirable; but it requires the design to have been embodied in a fully-defined 3-D digital model. Since most consumers are incapable of using conventional CAD systems, the capture of their design intent is problematic, and the idea of starting from a 'blank sheet' is highly intimidating to many. To overcome these issues and facilitate prototype manufacture, the concept of CaCODE was developed. With CaCODE, the consumer is presented with one (or several) existing designs of a particular type of product, and given the ability to vary the design geometry through an easy-to-use 'click-and-drag' interface. The concept is similar to that employed by Digital Forming [8] and Nervous System [9]. To date, CaCODE systems have been developed for two simpler product applications (beaker design and pen design), and specified for two more complex products (wrist splint design and mobile phone design). The beaker design and pen design systems are discussed below.
4.1 CaCODE for beaker design
Assuming that the beaker shape will be rotationally-symmetrical, the only items needed for definition of a full 3-D model are a base diameter, a 2-D spline curve to define the profile, and the material thickness. All of these are standard functions within most CAD systems, so, in theory, any CAD system could be selected as the platform to develop CaCODE. However, one system in particular (Rhino with the Grasshopper extension) offered the ability to create a user-friendly, customised interface without the need for API programming. Therefore, a Grasshopper application was developed that first presents the user with a shaded image of a 'neutral' beaker design, and then allows them to modify it by clicking and dragging control points to re-define its profile curve and base diameter (Figure 5). When the user has completed the design, it can be exported as an STL file for manufacture as a functional prototype. If the consumer had access to their own AM system, this could happen within hours. A more likely scenario, however, is that they would submit the data via an on-line interface to a bureau who would manufacture the beaker and post it to them. At this stage, any deficiency in the aesthetics, ergonomics, or functionality of the beaker could be used by the consumer to drive an improved design of the beaker.
4.2 CaCODE for pen design
The second application for CaCODE was an asymmetrical pen. Rhino with Grasshopper was used here too. This time, however, the shape of the product was determined by several dimensional parameters that were modified by the user, who used click-and-drag slider bars (Figure 6). As with the previous example, any input from the user resulted in an immediate re-shaping of the product on-screen. Since the pen had to fit comfortably within the user's hand and accommodate a standard-sized internal cartridge, upper and lower constraint values were placed on all of the dimensions. This established an important principle in that the user did not have unlimited control of the shape, thus ensuring that all the possible solutions would be feasible, at least from a geometrical point of view. As CaCODE is applied to more and more complex products, the ability to limit user freedom in the interest of safety, ergonomics, functionality, or some other critical aspect of design will become increasingly important. It is neither reasonable nor desirable to expect consumers to be able to design every aspect of a product.
The ability to convert the initial designs of entrepreneurs into feasible products, and to give consumers the ability to generate their own designs directly, brings customer interaction to a new level. In combination with AM and new design tools such as CaCODE, CIFP (Customer Involvement through Functional Prototypes) could be re-defined to mean 'Customer-initiated Feasible Products'. The role of the customer has been elevated from being a passive recipient of 'expert' designs to the active originator of design innovation. The knowledge input of the expert designer is still crucial, and can be incorporated either through conventional design practice (as in the three project cases at the VUT) or through building design rules into CaCODE software. In this way, the final design of the product becomes a true collaboration between customer and designer. An ideal environment for such collaboration to happen is the Idea to Product (I2PTM) Laboratory currently operating at the VUT. The I2PTM facility provides access to and training for entry-level CAD and entry-level AM for school learners, students, and individuals wanting to create first samples of their innovative ideas. Plans are afoot to roll-out the I2PTM approach in South Africa and internationally.
In the future, it is anticipated that more consumers will want to have a direct influence on the shape of the products they buy. This means that software solutions will be needed that go beyond product configurators, which mainly facilitate the choosing of colours, patterns, textures, and other options from pre-defined lists. One hypothesis is that designers will need to create deliberately 'unfinished' designs that leave room for consumers to add their own personalised input [10]. The extent to which consumers will be able - or will want - to create such personalised products is largely unknown. It is already happening in a few specialised areas, but the feasibility of its application to more commonly-used products such as mobile phones has not been determined. Future research should concentrate on assessing the usability and desirability of the CIFP and CaCODE method among entrepreneurs and the general public.
[1] Campbell, R.I., de Beer, D.J., Barnard, L.J., Booysen, G.J., Truscott, M., Cain, R., Burton, M.J., Gyi, D.E., Hague, R.J.M. 2007. Design Evolution through Customer Interaction with Functional Prototypes, Journal of Engineering Design, 18(6), pp. 617-635. [ Links ]
[2] Truscott, M., de Beer, D., Vicatos, G., Hosking, K., Barnard, L., Booysen, G., Campbell, R.I. 2007. Using RP to promote collaborative design of customised medical implants, Rapid Prototyping Journal, 13(2), pp. 107-114. [ Links ]
[3] de Beer, D.J., Campbell, R.I., Truscott, M., Barnard, L.J., Booysen, G.J. 2009. Client-centred Design Evolution via Functional Prototyping, International Journal of Product Development, 8(1), pp. 22-41. [ Links ]
[4] Franke, N. & Piller, F.T. 2003. Key research issues in user interaction with user toolkits in a mass customization system. International Journal of Technology Management, 26(5-6), pp. 578599. [ Links ]
[5] Randall, T., Terwiesch, C. & Ulrich, K.T. 2007. User design of customized products. Marketing Science, 26(2), pp. 268-280. [ Links ]
[6] Tseng, M.M. & Du, X. 1998. Design by customers for mass customization products. CIRP Annals - Manufacturing Technology, 47(1), pp. 103-106. [ Links ]
[7] Sinclair, M., Campbell, R.I., Ariadi, Y. and Evans, M.A. 2011. AM-enabled Consumer Design, In de Beer, D.J., du Preez, W. (ed) 12th Annual RAPDASA Conference, Proceedings of 12th Annual RAPDASA Conference, Vanderbijlpark, South Africa. [ Links ]
[8] Digital Forming. 2012. Retrieved from: http://www.digitalforming.com/. Accessed in July 2012. [ Links ]
[9] Nervous System. 2012. Retrieved from: http://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/cellCycle/. Accessed in July 2012. [ Links ]
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I don't make resolutions. Not because I don't appreciate improvement, but I feel like recognizing a need for change requires action no matter what time of year it is. I think it's ridiculous that people actually wait for January to roll around before they take any initiative. I guess this year, for me, was a time of reflection, which caused a new goal-oriented mindset. Traditionally, my ambition couldn't have kicked in at a better time since a bunch of you guys are setting goals for this year, too 🙂
I've come up with this list of things I'd like to aim for…not just for 2012, but for the rest of my life:
1. Spend more time in prayer.
I want to be a woman of God who is constantly "in touch" with Him. After all, don't we talk to those closest to us at least once a day? It just makes sense that in order to grow a closer relationship with Him, I need to talk to him more.
2. Read more books.
Jarid & I got a few new books for Christmas that we read together like devotionals (doing a chapter or so per day). The first book we read together was Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. Here's my "to read" list:
"Searching for God Knows What" by Donald Miller
"Crazy Love" by Francis Chan
"Faith" by Jennifer Haigh
"The Traveler's Gift" by Andy Andrews
"Catching Fireflies" by Patsy Clairmont
3. Run my first marathon.
Yep, that's right. As soon as basketball season is over, I'm going to start training. I started once before, but it was put on hold because of damage to my sciatic nerve. 2012 is the year!
4. Cook…I mean, really cook.
Of course, I will be maintaining my healthy lifestyle, eating lots of vegetables, etc, but I want to actually try new recipes, not just steam vegetables and throw together salads every single day. Sure, I enjoy them, and I'll continue to, but I want to take the time to actually make an entire, enjoyable meal. Jarid gave me this awesome cookbook for Christmas, and I can't wait to try out some of them! Cooking for two is much more fun than cooking for one 🙂 On my "to make" list from the blogworld is:
Creamy Spinach Pasta with Tomatoes @ Broccoli Hut
Sweet Potato Chili @ Chocolate Covered Katie
who am I kidding…the list is MUCH longer than that 😉
5. Invest in people.
This is going to sound terrible, but sometimes I feel like I don't take enough time to appreciate and care for others. I'm never impolite, but I'd like to start going the extra mile to let people know I care about them…I think it's part of my testimony and compassion for others is a trait of Jesus that He wants us to have too. Whether it's a quick text message, an email, whatever…I want to be an encouragement to people around me.
So, here we go…we're already 6 days into 2012. My goals are being reached for. If you'll excuse me, I've got some praying, reading, texting, emailing, cooking, and running to do (:
Any book suggestions out there? What are your goals or resolutions for the year?


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LSU Ticket Office Change of Address Form
October 18, 2011, 12:00 AM (CT) Updated: October 18, 2011, 09:47 AM (CT)
LSUsports.net (@LSUsports)
LSU Sports Interactive
LSU Sports Interactive
There are two options to to change your address that is on file with the LSU Ticket Office:
1) Complete this online form.
2) Download this change of address form (.pdf), complete it and send it to the LSU Ticket Office by e-mail (email@example.com), fax (225.578.3344) or mail to the address below.
LSU Ticket Office
LSU Athletic Department
Athletic Administration Building
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
To easily find this page in the future, visit www.LSUsports.net/address.


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Previously on "Pretty Little Liars," Toby died, Detective Wilden got hit by a car (driven by Hanna's mom) we found out Toby didn't die, the girls got trapped in a lodge fire, Alison saved the girls from the fire in the lodge, Officer Wilden's body disappeared, and we were left wondering "WHAT THE HECK IS IN THAT TRUNK?"
We spent months agonizing, taking bets and wondering, what could possibly be inside of the trunk? Spoiler Alert: if you guessed pig, you were right! With Detective Wilden's body nowhere in sight and the video of the incident between Wilden and Hanna's mom playing in a continuous loop inside of Wilden's cop car (that was last seen inside of a lake thanks to Hanna and Aria), the girls and Mona have no choice but to take the chip from the police cruiser and run!
That's right, the girls and MONA.
"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." Sorry Mona, but we just can't trust you. You weren't working at the local coffee shop, but playing A, so the fact you know what kind of coffee to get the girls after a long night of playing "third degree" and dodging Emily's fight threats is a little off. With the girls still puzzled about the mysterious "red coat" girl and Mona out of options, what better way to gain the liars' trust than to invite them to her "casa" (aka lair)? Inside of #MonasLair, the girls find out that Mona was indeed riding the Halloween train and Wilden and Melissa Hastings were both playing the role of the Queen of Hearts that evening. (Well, we saw Wilden's face; someone mysteriously begins to delete Mona's files before Melissa has the chance to take off her mask.)
After hearing little voices, the liars leave Mona's lair to find five little girls playing with five identical dolls given to them by "Your friend Allison." If that isn't creepy enough, maybe the Aria doll with the red streaks, the chubby Hanna doll or the Mona doll with the glasses will do it for you. Yes? Of course!
If that wasn't enough, maybe the dead body of Detective Wilden on the sidewalk by his squad car will get you. Yup, it finally happened; Detective Wilden is actually dead.
Mrs. D? Remember me? It is true, after trying to piece together the vision of Alison pulling them from the fire, the girls find out that Jessica DiLaurentis (Alison's mom) has moved back to town. Why?
Sidebar: Couples update. Spoby is back together again. After learning that Toby was working with A and faked his death to "protect her," Spencer sits with him as she tries to put together the current events of her life -- and as her "boyfriend" makes her breakfast (while receiving mysterious texts about his mom from A). Aria and Ezra agree to call it quits, then keep it awkward after running into each other in the coffee shop. After being called to the Vice Principal's office to learn that Ezra will indeed face charges for having sex with a student (GASP FOR AIR, THANK GOD THAT WAS JUST SOMETHING TO FAKE US OUT), Aria realizes that maybe she and Ezra should "see other people" (sad day, very sad day when she actually sent that text). #PoorEzra. Paige convinces Emily that she indeed belongs in California with her, swimming and taking road trips. *Swoon*
We always forget that Jenna can see now, but we are constantly reminded of why she is the wrong person to trust in any situation. During a surprise visit to Emily's house, Jenna confesses that she was indeed on a first-name basis with the late Detective Wilden. After leaving a message for Toby with Emily, Jenna also informs her that everyone who saw Alison on the night of her murder has been "waking up dead."
It wouldn't be a "Pretty Little Liars" premiere without a funeral scene. The girls arrive at the scene of Detective Wilden's funeral, to…pay respects? Not really. After receiving a mysterious text from A, the girls have no option but to open the casket and retrieve whatever the piece of evidence is that is setting them up.
Spencer, is that casket ringing? Pick it up, I think it's for you! No, it's actually for Hanna…from her mother's cell phone? (Where was Ashley?) Why was her phone tucked away with Wilden's body?
If the mysterious "Red Coat" wasn't enough, we are introduced to a woman wearing an all-black lace dress complete with a veil. Just when the girls try to figure out who the woman is, they are introduced to another "good guy" cop, then receive another classic text from their beloved A.
"Truth won't set you free bitches; I'll bury you with it."
After four seasons, A still knows how to close out a show.
See you next week.


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Baltimore had waited for this cold, soggy day for 15 years.
With anticipation in the crisp October air, the Orioles played their first home playoff game at Camden Yards in since 1997 on Sunday night, so waiting an extra two hours and 26 minutes really didn't matter too much.
But Russell Martin's solo homer off O's closer Jim Johnson in the ninth inning kickstarted a five-run rally for the New York Yankees, who took Game 1 of the American League Division Series, 7-2. Game 2 is tonight at Camden Yards.
Martin took a 2-0, 93 mph sinker from Johnson over left-field fence to lead off the top of the ninth. It was the first home run hit off the majors' regular-season saves...


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Porsche Announces Exclusive 911 Club Coupe
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the two oldest Porsche clubs, the German sports car maker will be introducing a super exclusive 911 Club Coupe.
"Using the Carrera S as a base, the Club Coupe gets the Carrera S Powerkit providing an extra 30 horsepower, taking the total to 430 hp and dropping the 0-to-100-kph sprint to 4.0 seconds. The PASM option drops the car by 20 millimeters over its 20-inch Sport Techno rims, and the Sport Design package adds a new front fascia and a ducktail spoiler out back. The work is then coated in Brewster Green paint with an Espresso interior, and finished with glossy script on the doors."
Only 13 of these will be made and one is staying with Porsche, so actually only 12 will go out to customers. You can sign up on a dedicated microsite to win the lottery to be able to buy one of them. You can sign up until June 16th. The car goes for 175′000 USD.


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Bad Egg
A Bad Egg (Japanese: ダメタマゴ Bad Egg), stylized as Bad EGG in Generation III, is a phenomenon present in the Generation III to Generation VI Pokémon games that results from a corruption of Pokémon data so that the checksum does not match up with the data's calculations. In Generation IV, sometimes Bad Eggs can hatch into ----- or another Bad Egg.
Bad Eggs are not really Pokémon Eggs, and may possibly never have been, but instead the default message returned by the game if the checksum is wrong (which happens only if data is altered badly). Bad Eggs rarely hatch and cannot be released, merely taking up space, though there are methods of removing them—it is possible to trade a Bad Egg away into another game, or remove it by cheating.
- 1 Game data
- 2 Appearances of Bad Eggs
- 3 In other languages
- 4 References
Game data
In Generation III, Bad Eggs appear with a type of ??? like a normal Egg, as well as have the same Pokémon status screen as an Egg would. Despite this, the similarities end there, as Bad Eggs can be holding items (such as Cherish Balls, which cannot be taken), be placed within types of Poké Balls aside from the standard kind, and have Seals attached—which prevents them from being deposited in the PC. After that, it is only possible to remove the seal from the Bad Egg by depositing it into the Pokémon Day Care. Some may be reported to have Pokérus or be cured of it, and may be fainted.
A Bad Egg placed in the first slot of the party will, rather than having a normal Egg menu sprite, have a differently colored version of the menu sprite of the Pokémon following it, such as a golden Bulbasaur, a blue Marowak, or a brown Ho-Oh. It is unknown exactly why the sprite retains the last Pokémon's sprite, but the color change is because of the use of palette 0 for this sprite—this is why Pokémon with palette 0 do not change color.
Being an Egg, it cannot be released.
If it is forced to hatch through use of a cheat code, a ? will come out and the game will immediately freeze.
From Generation IV onwards, a Bad Egg will be listed as being received on January 0, 2000, with the place received listed as the Mystery Zone.
Bad Eggs re-appear in Generation VI, not to be confused with 'mystery Eggs'.
Game locations
Appearances of Bad Eggs
Generation III
When using the GameShark code for quick Day Care level-up, an invisible Bad Egg will appear in the party, which can be switched around using the PC and used in battle. Sometimes, the Bad Egg will take form of the silhouette of a Pokémon in the PC Box. However, attempting to view its summary screen will cause a game freeze, as shown in the video below.
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Alternatively, by using codes to capture wild Pokémon instantly, reducing their HP to 0 yet keeping the battle going, it will be sent to the PC instead as a Bad Egg. This Bad Egg can be removed from the game by picking up another Pokémon while it is held, then setting it back down. This Bad Egg appears differently; instead of an Egg in its status box, it is the "unseen Pokémon" image used in the Pokédex and by ??????????. Like ??????????, using it in battle will cause an instant whiteout (if used without any other Pokémon in the party).
Bad Eggs can also occur if the player attempts to hack a Pokémon which has an illegal moveset, as the checksums will not add up correctly (as the checksum would use the Pokémon's normal moveset at that level as a check).
In Emerald, when warp cheat codes are used to steal from the Battle Factory, an invisible Bad Egg appears in the 19th slot of the 1st box in the PC Storage. If a Pokémon is in that slot, it corrupts the Pokémon and merges into a proper Bad Egg.
Generation IV
Index number 495
In addition to forcing an ordinary Pokémon to have an invalid checksum, it is possible to encounter a Bad Egg in the wild by using an Action Replay on Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and setting the wild Pokémon modifier code to 495 (an identifier of Manaphy Egg, although a Manaphy Egg is rendered as a Bad Egg in battle). The game will freeze instantly on capture when the game attempts to show the Pokédex entry, though some emulator versions allow it. A normal Egg captured this way (using an identifier of 494) will hatch into a random Pokémon, including Pokémon that do not normally hatch from Eggs like legendary Pokémon and evolved Pokémon, or may hatch into ----- or, like its Generation II counterpart, another Egg (which will then go on to hatch into a ----- itself). Due to being incorrectly generated, whatever is hatched may eventually turn into a Bad Egg itself, and then subsequently hatch yet again. The use of an Action Replay with a "1 hit kill" cheat in Double Battles will often result in a Bad Egg appearing. If the player sees a Bad Egg, the game will occasionally freeze. If Transform is used against a Bad Egg, its back sprite will be exactly the same as its front sprite and the only move it knows is Splash.
An Action Replay code can give the player a Bad Egg that is infected with the Pokérus, which will eventually hatch into a Shiny Rotom that is in Fan form.
From catching other Trainers' Pokémon via cheat
If the cheat to catch other Trainers' Pokémon is used, often the Pokémon caught, if following moving after another Pokémon, will either be named the same as the previous Pokémon, Bad Egg, or have a blank name. There are no other side effects.
Hacked data in Pokémon Battle Revolution
In Pokémon Battle Revolution, some Pokémon that are hacked may become Bad Eggs when they are copied from Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver. A common example of a Bad Egg replacing a Pokémon is when that Pokémon has more than 510 effort values. Bad Eggs are unable to battle in Pokémon Battle Revolution.
If the player has a hacked Pokémon, although it won't appear to be a Bad Egg on a DS game, it will show up as a Bad Egg on Pokémon Battle Revolution if used in a DS battle.
Generation V
Generation V Action Replay code
In Generation V, if a wild Pokémon modifier code is used to encounter a Pokémon with a National Pokédex number greater than 649, a Bad Egg may appear as a result. The Egg will flee from battle. Catching the Egg will result in the message for a successfully caught Pokémon, but the data of the Egg will be deleted after the battle. The Egg does not have a Pokédex entry or any status information. The player's Pokémon will not earn any experience after the battle. Due to the removal of Seals as a game mechanic, Generation V Bad Eggs cannot have Seals.
Generation VI
| This glitch is in need of research.
Reason: Are the Bad Eggs accessible as their own species like in Generation IV, and/or through corrupted Pokémon data?
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Bad Eggs re-appear in Pokémon X and Y.[1]
In other languages
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Reason: Names in Generation VI.
|This glitch Pokémon article is part of Project GlitchDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on glitches in the Pokémon games.