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Olympics|Deft Hands Keep Figure Skaters Looking Sharp
Deft Hands Keep Figure Skaters Looking Sharp
The seamstress Barb Fritz mended the dress of Alyssa McDougal at the United States figure skating championships in Boston.CreditCreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times
By Jeré Longman
BOSTON — The United States figure skating championships had not yet opened Thursday when a skater had a wardrobe malfunction at ice dance practice. Not to worry.
"Her mother's flying in with a zipper," said Jan O'Neill, a volunteer seamstress who has made and repaired skating costumes for 25 years.
Across the hall in the warm-up area at TD Garden, Paul Loder sat in a trailer with the tools of a skate technician: screwdrivers, pliers, drills, awls, glue, a blade sharpener and a sewing machine designed for saddle leather.
A 12-year-old girl came to the door, needing her blades sharpened before the opening ceremony. Earlier, Loder had glued a split seam on a boot and sharpened another pair of blades that seemed oddly distressed.
"I don't know what the girl did," he said. "It looked like she walked through the parking lot."
Of the 500 volunteers at these championships, which will help determine the American team for next month's Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, perhaps none provide more urgent service than the five seamstresses and three technicians who repair costumes and skates.
"They come in handy," said Michelle Kwan, the retired two-time Olympic medalist and five-time world champion. "If your zipper doesn't work, you're in trouble."
Alyssa McDougal competed in junior pairs with her partner, Paul Schatz.CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times
At the elite level, costumes can cost thousands of dollars. Custom-made boots run $600 to $700, with an additional $800 for the blades, and they must withstand tremendous force every time a skater lands on the ice after two, three or four revolutions in the air. A malfunction can leave a competitor embarrassed, exposed and even in danger.
At the 1993 national championships, Tonya Harding had to restart her short program after she popped both her opening lutz jump and the hook on the back of her sleeveless dress. At the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, she restarted her long program after a skate lace broke.
At the 1988 Calgary Olympics, feathers were added to the bottom of a revealing costume worn by the gold medalist Katarina Witt of East Germany. In a sort of Cold War fashion salvo, a Canadian coach complained that Witt's costume was "bizarre and indecent" and suggested that she was trying to mesmerize the judges with something other than her compulsory figures.
A dress code, known informally as the Katarina rule, was later established.
At these championships, no surplus feathers will be available at the costume repair table.
"We'd have to go out and find a bird," said Barb Fritz, a seamstress who has made costumes for 20 years.
No extra sequins or rhinestones are available either. The last time the national championships were held in Boston, in 2001, skaters could even get their hair and nails done at the rink. ("We had a whole salon down there," O'Neill said.) Now, in the name of professionalism, competitors are expected to show up independently coifed and costumed.
The seamstresses Jo-Lynne Johnson, left, and Jan O'Neill at the figure skating championships.CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times
"They want them to come prepared," Fritz said. "They don't want them to show up and say, 'Here's my dress; could you put some sparkles on it?' "
Still, a sewing machine is backstage at the ready for structural repairs to seams and straps and fasteners. A kit resembling a fishing tackle box is stocked with scissors, threaded needles, duct tape, safety pins, glue, a spot remover pen, snaps, hooks and a tape measure.
"It's like a doctor's bag," O'Neill said. "We're doctors of Lycra."
A robe is available if a skater must remove a costume. So is hair spray, which works as a temporary fix on fabric tears caused by wayward blades. Fritz also dyed some elastic in tea to make it flesh colored for the most vulnerable part of a woman's skating costume: the straps.
"Usually they're sewn in for life," Fritz said. "But it depends on who does the sewing. If the seamstress didn't know you're going to be thrown and caught, it might not be as secure as it should be. Not everyone who makes costumes for skating knows what skating is all about."
One strict request is made of the volunteers: They are not to speak to the skaters unless the skaters ask for help. ("It gives them too much stress," O'Neill said.) And they are not expected to perform miracles.
Some incidents are beyond the reach of even the most skilled in costume restoration. John Zimmerman, a coach and former three-time national pairs champion, once hurried into a new costume while the dye was still drying.
Jan O'Neill repaired a zipper.CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times
"After I got done performing," Zimmerman said, "I took it off and I was purple."
The fit of a boot and the positioning of the blades are as personal for skaters as fingerprints. Some travel with only one pair of boots. The risk of losing skates has grown since Sept. 11 because some airlines, considering the blades a potential weapon, require that they be checked in luggage instead of carried on planes. And a missing or broken skate can cause panic or ruin an entire competition.
In October at Skate America, a stop on the Grand Prix circuit in Detroit, Adam Rippon of the United States attempted a four-revolution jump during practice and broke the heel of his right boot. A technician from the boot manufacturer drove more than three hours from Toronto with a new pair, only to be told that Rippon preferred that the damaged boot be repaired.
So the technician drove to a Walmart; bought glue, screws and a drill; placed a metal plate inside the boot; and reattached the heel in his hotel room. Rippon finished second in the competition.
"I was one step away from bubble gum and plastic ropes," he said at the time.
At the 2001 world championships in Vancouver, British Columbia, Kwan was warming up before the qualifying round when the heel of her right boot became detached from the sole. If the boot could not be repaired before it was her turn to skate, she would be disqualified.
"Pound the nail back in," Kwan said she told a reluctant skate technician. "If you don't, my world championship is over."
The boot was hastily repaired with the help of her father. Kwan won the qualifying round and, eventually, the fourth of her five world titles.
"It felt a little tilted and I could feel the head of the nails, but it hung together," Kwan recalled. "I won and I skated a clean program."
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Showcase Sunday is a meme hosted by Vicky over at the Book, Biscuits and Tea blog to let readers know what book related items have come our way.
Letterbox Love is a meme hosted by Lynsey over at Narratively Speaking and this meme has a British feel to it.
I've opted to use the logo designed by Faye over at A Daydreamer's Thoughts rather than the "official" one because I'm a sucker for old fashioned red postboxes.
The Stacking The Shelves meme hosted by Tynga at Tynga's Reviews to promote the books that we're adding to our shelves.
Finally, the Bought, Borrowed & Bagged meme hosted by Cimarron and Braine over at the Talk Supe blog.
It's been a fair while since I've bought a book due to real life matters such as holidays, Christmas and bills to pay. But, I've managed to have a little bit of spare cash this weekend, and what with the deals on Kindle books, I've managed to buy a few this weekend.
The majority of these books are to do with athletics but there are some of general interest as well.
I've had the good fortune to have seen all of these athletes live this year. After reading biographies by Jessica Ennis-Hill and Seb Coe over the last year, I'm looking forward to reading these four books.
I've had these two particular novellas on my Wish List for quite a while as I enjoyed the main novels from which they are based, particularly "On The Island" which was one of my favourite books of 2012. (Thanks Jana).
I've yet to read Susan's first novel, "Sign Of The Times". (A case of not enough time). When I saw the description for this novella, I knew that I wanted to buy this story about a woman who attempts to restore the spirit of Christmas to a community.
I've yet to get hold of the short story novellas that were released earlier this year to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of "Doctor Who", but I heard about this new range of monthly novellas through "Doctor Who Magazine". Each novella of this range has been written by a noted writer including, in this case A.L Kennedy, along with Trudi Canavan, Jenny Colgan and Cecilia Ahern.
This particular novella focuses on the fourth incarnation of the Doctor, as portrayed by Tom Baker, but each novella will feature a different incarnation of the Doctor.
I saw these two books a couple of days ago as freebies and although I don't know anything about this series which focuses on a teenager called Oakley Farrell, I thought that I couldn't pass up a couple of free books.
And that's it for this week. Hopefully, I may get some more books over the Christmas period which I'll post about next week. Please put your book haul links and comments below and I'll aim to visit your haul posts in return.
For now, may I wish you all a Merry Christmas and that all your wishes come true.
I understand the sporting books aren't everyone's cup of tea, but athletics have been a really big part of my year in 2013, and I couldn't pass up some bargains.
I'm currently reading The Christmas Spirit and I hope to get it read during the week.
It's always nice to have extra cash to buy books:) Great haul, enjoy all your books, and thanks so much for stopping by!
Oh, I've not seen that Doctor Who book! My sister and her boyfriend are obsessed with the show…that may be a good present for them! 🙂 Great list of books!
I believe that the Doctor Who novellas are being released every month for just under £2 each.
I'm aiming to regularly buy them, dependent on this remaining as roughly the price.
Theta has read 3 books toward a goal of 30 books.


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Garland Tennessee Population Charts
According to the most recent Garland Tennessee demographics data available from the United States Census Bureau released in the American Community Survey in December of 2020, Figure 1 Garland depicts it has a Population 2019 of 316 which is the smallest in order of population of all the other places in the greater region. The city with the highest population in the area is Atoka which shows a population of 9,241 ( substantially bigger). Figure 3 uses the Garland population data for a comparison of the population growth/population change estimates from the years 2010 to 2019 and Garland Tennessee depicts an increase of 6 (2%).
The total Garland Tennessee greater area population percent change for all areas for the years from 2010 to 2019 is shown in Figure 4 and for Garland depicts it has a Population Change of 1.9% which is the third most population percent change of all other places in the greater Garland region.
Looking at the Garland population density (measured as people per square mile) and providing comparisons to both the national and state average population density in Figure 5, Garland Tennessee depicts it has 541 people per square mile which is less than most other places in the metro area. The next higher when ranked by population density is Munford 21.5% larger with population density of 657. The city with the highest population density in the area is Brighton which shows a people per square mile of 1,035 (about twice as large). Figure 6 provides Garland demographics for the overall median age for all people in the region and Garland shows it has a Median Age of 39.5 which is the third most of all other places in the area. The city with the highest overall median age of all people in the area is Burlison which shows an age of 45.3 (14.7% larger). The Garland Tennessee population data for median age broken out by gender for both men versus the median age of women is shown in Figure 7. Garland Tennessee depicts a median age of men about the same size as the median age of women.
The next demographic analysis (Figure 8) looks at large generational Garland population groups (and can be useful internet research for employment related research or identifying areas with retirees). Key findings in this chart includes that Garland Tennessee has the percentage of people less than 20 years of age in the middle range of other places in the greater region at 10.1% of the total.
Figure 9 illustrates the overall diversity breakdown for Garland population and ethnicity groups in the area. (note: Hispanic/Latino is broken out separately in the next diagram and also the group denoted as Native ethnicity includes Native American, and Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander.) Garland Tennessee has the largest proportion of Asian population at 0.6% of the total and is ranked #1. Second, it has the smallest proportion of Native population at 0.9% of the total. Figure 11 compares the ratio of the amount of men to the amount of women and indicates total male population about 17.9% smaller as the total female population.
Garland Tennessee Marital Status and Families Charts
Figure 12 shows the detailed marriage characteristics broken down by %residents who are married, never married, single, divorced, and widowed. Garland has the percentage of total percent married the second smallest in terms of total percent of people married of all the other places in the local area at 18% of the total. Second, it has the largest proportion of never married percent at 17% of the total and is ranked #1. Third, it has the smallest proportion of percent divorced at 3% of the total. Figure 14 compares the average household size using the average number of people in a family for Garland households. Garland shows it has a Family Size of 3.2 which is less than most other places in the metropolitan area. The city with the highest average family size in the area is Brighton which shows an average family size of 3.6 (14.1% larger).
Figure 15 shows the overall ratio of Garland households for families to the total number of Garland households and that Garland depicts it has a Families of 74% which is the third most families percent of all other places in the greater Garland region. The city with the highest percent of people who are in a family in the area is Munford which shows a families percent of 83% (13.0% larger).
Looking at Garland households that are headed by a husband and wife as a percent of all families in Figure 16, Garland depicts it has a Married-couple family of 88% which is more than all other places in the metropolitan area. Figure 17 shows Garland demographics for the head of household for each place using a breakdown of married-couple, male-headed alone, and female-headed alone. Garland Tennessee has the percentage of households the second smallest when sorted by percent of families in husband and wife household of all the other places in the greater region at 9.0% of the total.
Garland Tennessee Mothers and Children Charts
The next section of charts provide a detailed look at mothers and baby births that occurred over the past 12 months. Figure 18 shows the rate of women aged 15 to 50 years old who have given birth. Garland shows it has a Birth Rate of 3.9% which is the smallest when ranked by percent of women who gave birth of all the other places in the metropolitan area. The city with the highest percent of women who gave birth in the area is Burlison which depicts a birth rate of 23.2% ( very much bigger). Figure 19 shows the breakdown of the mother's age for all baby births that occurred in the last 12 months and it has one of the largest proportions of percent of births to mothers aged 15 to 19 at 33% of the total and is ranked #3. Only #2 Covington (41%), and #1 Munford (43%) are larger. Second, it has the largest proportion of percent of births to mothers aged 20 to 24 at 67% of the total and is ranked #1.
Garland Tennessee Marital Status Charts
The next set of demographic data looks at the marital status for Garland households which is useful for internet research. Figure 28 compares the total number of single people in each area. Garland shows it has a Total Single People of 38% which is the second smallest in terms of percent of people who are single for any reason of all the other places in the local area. The city with the highest percent of people who are single for any reason in the area is Covington which depicts a percent single of 63% (64.9% larger). Comparing percent of people who are single for any reason to the United States average of 50%, Garland is approximately three-fourths the size. Also, in comparison with the state of Tennessee, percent of people who are single for any reason of 49%, Garland is approximately three-fourths the size.
Figure 30 compares the single people in each area broken down by never married, divorced, and widowed. Garland Tennessee has the largest proportion of percent never married at 17% of the total and is ranked #1. Second, it has the smallest proportion of percent divorced at 3% of the total. Figure 31 shows the demographics for the number of single men adults in each area broken out by never married, divorced and widowed. Garland Tennessee has the percentage of men who have never been married the second smallest in terms of percent of men who have never been married of all the other places in the area at 9% of the total. Figure 32 shows the number of single women adults in each area broken out by never married, divorced and widowed. Garland Tennessee has the largest proportion of women who have never been married at 24% of the total and is ranked #1. Second, it has the smallest proportion of women who are divorced at 4% of the total.
Figure 33 shows the Garland demographics for the ratio of the number of single men between the age of 18 and 65, in each area, broken down by age group for the Garland metro area. Garland Tennessee has one of the largest proportions of single men 18 to 24 at 23% of the total and is ranked #2. The only larger city being Gilt Edge with 29%. Second, it has one of the largest proportions of single men 25 to 29 at 14% of the total and is ranked #2. The only larger city being Brighton with 24%. Third, it has the smallest proportion of single men 35 to 39 at 6% of the total. Also, it has the largest proportion of single men 45 to 49 at 20% of the total and is ranked #1.
Figure 34 shows the Garland population data for the ratio of the number of single women between the age of 18 and 65, in each area, broken down by age group for the Garland metro area. Garland Tennessee has the percentage of single women 25 to 29 in the center range of other places in the area at 7% of the total. Second, it has one of the largest proportions of single women 30 to 34 at 13% of the total and is ranked #2. The only larger city being Brighton with 16%. Third, it has one of the largest proportions of single women 45 to 49 at 29% of the total and is ranked #3. Only #2 Burlison (31%), and #1 Munford (35%) are larger. Also, it has the largest proportion of single women 50 to 60 at 9% of the total and is ranked #1.
Garland Tennessee Citizenship Demographics Charts
The next chart (Figure 36) shows for all citizens what the original place of birth was for people who were born in a foreign country and has the smallest proportion of birthplace in northeast US at 2% of the total. Second, it has the smallest proportion of birthplace in the Midwest at 8% of the total.
Garland Tennessee Birthplace Demographic Charts
Garland, Tennessee Demographics Data
Marital Status and Families
Mothers and Children
Citizenship Demographics
Birthplace Demographic
Figure 1: Garland, TN and Area 2019 Population Data
Figure 2: Map of Garland, TN and Area
Figure 3: Garland, TN Population Change 2010 to 2019
Figure 4: Garland, TN 2010 to 2019 Population Percent Change
Figure 5: Garland, TN Population Density
Figure 6: Median Age in Garland, TN
Figure 7: Median Age by Gender in Garland, TN
Figure 8: Garland, TN and Area Age by Generation
Figure 9: Garland, TN and Area Ethnicity Makeup
Figure 10: Garland, TN Hispanic Population
Figure 11: Male vs. Female Population
Figure 12: Garland, TN Marriage Status
Figure 13: Advertisement
Figure 14: Garland, TN Average Family Size in Household
Figure 15: Families as % of All Households
Figure 16: Married Couples as Percent of All Families
Figure 17: Garland, TN Head of Household
Figure 18: Garland, TN Birth Rate (Last 12 months)
Figure 19: All Births Age of Mother
Figure 20: Garland, TN Teenager Birth Rate
Figure 21: Garland, TN Unwed Mothers as % of All Births
Figure 22: Garland, TN Unwed and On Public Assitance
Figure 24: Garland, TN Unwed Mother Births By Age Group
Figure 25: Garland, TN Unwed Mother Birth Rate By Race
Figure 26: Garland, TN Unwed Mother Births By Poverty Level
Figure 27: Unwed Births and Education Level
Figure 28: Total Single People
Figure 30: Garland, TN Single People Broken Down By Reason
Figure 31: Garland, TN Single Men in Area
Figure 32: Garland, TN Single Women in Area
Figure 33: Single Men by Age Group
Figure 34: Single Women by Age Group
Figure 35: Garland, TN Citizenship Status
Figure 36: Citizen Place of Birth for Garland, TN
Figure 37: Garland, TN Percent of Population Foreign Born
Figure 39: Garland, TN Non Citizen Age Breakout
Figure 40: Non Citizen Median Age
Figure 41: % Non Citizen Year of Entry into USA
Figure 42: Year of Naturalization
Figure 43: Garland, TN Foreign Born People are From What Region
Figure 44: Garland, TN Foreign-Born World Region of Birth
Figure 45: Garland, TN Foreign-Born Sub-Region of Birth
Figure 46: Foreign-Born Country of People Living in Garland, TN
Figure 47: Foreign-Born Country for all people in the United States
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1931 Robson Street was on the north side of Robson Street, west of Gilford Street. It seems to have existed between 1900 and 1906
Legal Description: District Lot: 185, Block 65, lot 39.
1931 Robson Street, detail from Insurance plan – City of Vancouver, July 1897, revised June 1901 – Sheet 43 – Coal Harbour to Comox Street and Bidwell Street to Stanley Park.
There are no references to this property in Heritage Vancouver Society's database of historic building permits: http://permits.heritagevancouver.org/index.php?cID=1 [searched January 13, 2019].
Gabriel Thomas seems to have been associated with this house for most of its existence, and he may have been the owner. He lived in the house, and he leased portions of it from time to time.
Vancouver Province, August 25, 1902, page 6, column 5.
Vancouver Province, November 22, 1902, page 10, column 5 [to let].
Vancouver Province, January 10, 1903, page 3, column 1. [may relate to some other residence].
Vancouver Province, February 3, 1903, page 6, column 5.
In 1904, the house was for sale.
Vancouver Province, January 9, 1904, page 10, column 7.
Vancouver directory listings for 1931 Robson Street.
1900 to 1902; 1904 to 1905 Thomas, Gabriel, Junior
1903 Shrapnel, Walter Scrope
1906 Lindsay, Percival Kingsford
It appears that the house was moved or demolished after 1906.
By 1909, a large new house was on the property, with an address of 1933 Robson Street. Further information appears on the page for 1933 Robson Street.


CARLSBAD – There's no Duke in this Final Four. No North Carolina, Michigan State, St. John's or even Temple or Princeton either.
The network executives at ABC who have spent the week sipping frozen beverages and eating shrimp cocktails on verandas all over this sprawling and soothing La Costa Resort and Spa watching the Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship realized their worst nightmare yesterday.
Their final – and most significant – draw was knocked out in afternoon play when Tiger Woods was unmercifully closed out 2-and-1 by Jeff Maggert.
Yes, the same Jeff Maggert who's failed time after time to nail down big tournaments.
The same Jeff Maggert who's won exactly one PGA event (the 1993 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic).
The same Jeff Maggert who's finished second a dozen times in his 12-year career.
Now Maggert, who beat Bernhard Langer in morning play, represents the highest remaining seed in the tournament, No. 24. Today he'll play 61st-ranked Steve Pate, who beat Fred Couples and Eduardo Romero yesterday.
In today's other semifinal, John Huston, No. 27, who defeated Patrik Sjoland and Jose Maria Olazabal, will play No. 50 Andrew Magee, who beat Bill Glasson and Shigeki Maruyama yesterday.
While tomorrow afternoon's final is playing out, a lot of America's television sets are sure to be tuned to black-and-white re-runs of Abbott and Costello and Elvis flicks.
Meanwhile, Woods, David Duval, Colin Montgomerie, Davis Love III, Couples, Ernie Els, Mark O'Meara, Justin Leonard and the rest of the world's best will be relaxing at their respective homes readying themselves for the upcoming Florida swing of the PGA Tour.
"I wanted to play Tiger this week," Maggert said moments after his huge victory over the player who's considered one of the great match play competitors on the planet. "I knew Tiger was in my bracket and I knew if I was going to play Sunday I was going to have to beat him.
And so now the entire field of enticing top names in the game has been slayed, slapped around, stepped on and stamped out.
With all due respect to the terrific talent the remaining players possess, what remains in the Andersen Final Four is a group of players you'd expect to be competing for the title at the Greater Greensboro Open or the St. Jude Classic.
Charisma and compelling characters they aren't. Tomorrow's winner of the $1 million first prize won't be making any detours to L.A. to visit Jay Leno's Tonight Show set for a gig.
If the previous two days of upsets wasn't enough, aside from Woods' unceremonious exit, Phil Mickelson, Couples, Langer and Steve Jones were all booted from competition in yesterday's morning matches.
The most impressive and disappointing performances came out of the Maggert-Woods match.
Maggert played steadily well, shooting 5-under in the 17 holes they played, while Woods was somewhat ordinary, not bogeying a hole and carding three birdies but never really making the key putt or shot when he needed it.
Woods had apparent control of the match on the front side, entering the eighth hole 2-up. But Maggert went on a Woods-like flurry with birdies on Nos. 8, 9 and 10 to erase the lead and square the match.
Maggert then seized control of the match with a birdie on 12 to go 1-up.
Several minutes later, Maggert nailed a 15-foot birdie putt on No. 15 to go 2-up. Symbolically, the putt was followed by an emphatic Woods-esque fist pump by the usually robotic Maggert.
Woods tried to scrape back into the match on the par-5 17th, a hole he believed he could reach in two with a bomb of a drive. Reaching back for a little extra, like so many of us weekend hackers, Woods yanked his tee shot into the left rough.
At that point he knew his ride was nearly over and he pounded his driver into the lush La Costa turf, unearthing a chunk of grass and dirt.


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AHSS steht für Advanced High Strength Steel (Deutsch etwa: weiterentwickelter hochfester Stahl) und bezeichnet moderne hochfeste, unlegierte Stahlsorten, die auch als Kohlenstoffstahl, Karbonstahl, C-Stahl und AHS-Stahl bezeichnet werden. Außerdem werden auch einige traditionelle Stähle wie Messerstahl Kohlenstoff- oder Karbonstahl genannt. AHSS-Stähle zählen in der Regel zu den Edelstählen.

Die Bezeichnungen AHSS und HSS sind nicht verwandt. Während AHSS zu den unlegierten Stählen gehört, steht HSS für High Speed Steel, also für legierten Schnellarbeitsstahl.

Zu den AHSS-Stählen gehören beispielsweise Kaltarbeitsstähle (unlegierte Werkzeugstähle), Dualphasenstahl, Mehrphasenstahl, höchstfester Komplexphasenstahl und Bake-hardening-Stahl. Eine Besonderheit ist TRIP-Stahl (TRansformation Induced Plasticity, zu Deutsch "umwandlungsbewirkte Plastizität") und TWIP-Stahl (Twinning Induced Plasticity, zu Deutsch etwa "zwillingsbildungs-induzierte Plastizität"). TRIP- und TWIP-Stähle ändern ihre Festigkeit bei Verformung.

AHSS-Stähle zeichnen sich durch martensitische und bainitische Gefügeanteile aus, was hohe Festigkeit bei guter Formbarkeit bewirkt.

AHSS-Stähle finden als Bleche im Automobilbau Anwendung. Hier werden sie für sicherheitsrelevante Elemente zur Aufnahme von Verformungsenergie eingesetzt. Dadurch werden die Karosserien leichter und fester, was sowohl zur Gewichtseinsparung als auch zur Crashsicherheit beiträgt.

Als C-Stahlrohre bezeichnete Rohrleitungen werden mit äußerer Verzinkung im Klima- und Heizungsbau eingesetzt. Als dünnwandige Präzisionsstahlrohre mit Pressverbindungen werden sie vielfach anstelle der früher eingesetzten Gewinderohre verwendet. Mit äußerer und innerer Verzinkung dienen sie als Leitungen in Sprinkleranlagen.

Weblinks
 D. Raabe et al. Current Challenges and Opportunities in Microstructure-Related Properties of Advanced High-Strength Steels (englisch)

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My second theme song is "Wings of a Butterfly" by H.I.M.
And my third theme song is "Tears Don't Fall" by Bullet for my Valentine.
Now, I just gotta learn how to play the keyboard better.
Pain is my business, and business is good!
I often change my songs, but How to save a Life will stay for evar.
"The Current (cover by Blue Men and Gavin Rossdale)"
Coloring: Rainbow-colored with black mane.
My themesong as of now is "Welcome (Furry Forrest)" by Runtt or "Lovesong" by the Cure.
Welcome is my feel-good furry song and Lovesong makes me think of all the (good) times in my relationships.
I'm not afraid of death! Death is tasty!
Can't really decide which one I like better. I'm stuck on Nightwish for now.
I'd probably have to go with World so cold by Mudvayne.
I'm changing mine to Gotta Be Somebody by Nickelback.
Coloring: dark brown colored fur.
"love foever love is free lets turn forever u and me wind mill wind mill for the land is every body in"


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Gerald Robbie Donald "Bob" Swinamer
Obituary of Gerald Robbie Donald Swinamer
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It is with saddened hearts that the family of Bob had to say goodbye to him on Monday, May 2, 2022, at home, where he wanted to be, in Wile Settlement, after a long battle with various medical conditions. Born in Windsor on May 18, 1934 he was a son of the late Thomas and Gladys (Parker) Swinamer. Bob's passion was working in the woods where he started at a very young age. He worked for George Armstrong's Mill for many years. He enjoyed helping Wes Mason deliver apples to the stores across Nova Scotia, whenever Wes needed him to. Bob finally went to work at Fundy Gypsum Co. where he stayed until his retirement. Over the years, Bob spent time working in the woods on his property in Wile Settlement, taking along his nephews and anyone else that wanted to tag along. Bob had many friends; you really couldn't go anywhere with him that he didn't know somebody and have a chat. He leaves behind lots of family and loved ones that will miss him dearly. He is survived by his brother, Victor "Bun" (Margaret) Swinamer, Three Mile Plains; nephews, Brian (Connie), Ellershouse and Donnie (Wendy), Wile Settlement; nieces, Janet Ettinger, Alberta; Melda (George) Swinamer, Alberta; Connie (Mike) Trider, Three Mile Plains; special nephew, Nick (Sheila) Swinamer, Three Mile Plains; special niece, Edie Lantz, Three Mile Plains; niece-in-law, Sandra, Wile Settlement. Bob leaves behind a very dear family, Steve Church, Vaughan and his children, that thought of Bob as a surrogate grandfather, Troy (Kayla), Blair (Makayla) and Emily (Thomas). Besides his parents, Bob was predeceased by brothers, Laurie, Floyd and Leslie "King"; sisters, Ruby, Isabel, Norma, Geraldine "Doll", Cecilia "Honey" and Caroline; nephew, Terry; nephew-in-law, Jeffery Ettinger. Arrangements have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317). At Bob's request there will be no service but a drop in Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, May 21, 2022 from 2-4 p.m. in the South West Hants Fire Station, 1870 Chester Rd., Vaughan. Donations in memory of Bob may be made to 9-Lives Cat Rescue, PO Box 125, Falmouth, NS B0P 1L0 or a charity of one's choice. Messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting: www.demontfamilyfuneralhome.ca
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Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants
Sylwia Oleszek, Mariusz Grabda, Etsuro Shibata, Takashi Nakamura
多元物質科学研究所
The growing consumption of electric and electronic equipment results in creating an increasing amount of electronic waste. The most economically and environmentally advantageous methods for the treatment and recycling of waste electric and electronic equipment (WEEE) are the thermal techniques such as direct combustion, co-combustion with plastic wastes, pyrolysis and gasification. Nowadays, this kind of waste is mainly thermally treated in incinerators (e.g. rotary kilns) to decompose the plastics present, and to concentrate metals in bottom ash. The concentrated metals (e.g. copper, precious metals) can be supplied as a secondary raw material to metal smelters, while the pyrolysis of plastics allows the recovery of fuel gases, volatilising agents and, eventually, energy. Indeed, WEEE, such as a printed circuit boards (PCBs) usually contains brominated flame retardants (BFRs). From these materials, hydrobromic acid (HBr) is formed as a product of their thermal decomposition.In the present work, the bromination was studied of copper, silver and gold by HBr, originating from BFRs, such as Tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA) and Tetrabromobisphenol A-Tetrabromobisophenol A diglycidyl ether (TTDE) polymer; possible volatilization of the bromides formed was monitored using a thermo-gravimetric analyzer (TGA) and a laboratory-scale furnace for treating samples of metals and BFRs under an inert atmosphere and at a wide range of temperatures. The results obtained indicate that up to about 50% of copper and silver can evolve from sample residues in the form of volatile CuBr and AgBr above 600 and 1000. °C, respectively. The reactions occur in the molten resin phase simultaneously with the decomposition of the brominated resin. Gold is resistant to HBr and remains unchanged in the residue.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2013.05.009
廃棄物管理と処理
10.1016/j.wasman.2013.05.009
「Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
flame retardant Earth & Environmental Sciences 100%
thermal treatment Earth & Environmental Sciences 98%
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gold Earth & Environmental Sciences 70%
copper Earth & Environmental Sciences 61%
metal Earth & Environmental Sciences 51%
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Oleszek, S., Grabda, M., Shibata, E., & Nakamura, T. (2013). Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants. Waste Management, 33(9), 1835-1842. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2013.05.009
Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants. / Oleszek, Sylwia; Grabda, Mariusz; Shibata, Etsuro; Nakamura, Takashi.
In: Waste Management, Vol. 33, No. 9, 09.2013, p. 1835-1842.
Oleszek, S, Grabda, M, Shibata, E & Nakamura, T 2013, 'Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants', Waste Management, vol. 33, no. 9, pp. 1835-1842. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2013.05.009
Oleszek S, Grabda M, Shibata E, Nakamura T. Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants. Waste Management. 2013 9;33(9):1835-1842. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2013.05.009
Oleszek, Sylwia ; Grabda, Mariusz ; Shibata, Etsuro ; Nakamura, Takashi. / Distribution of copper, silver and gold during thermal treatment with brominated flame retardants. In: Waste Management. 2013 ; Vol. 33, No. 9. pp. 1835-1842.
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Howard was united in marriage with Lorna Bergan on May 12, 1951 at St. Francis of Assisi, Fayette, Iowa. Six children were born to this union. Howard worked at Rath Packing in Waterloo shortly after high school. He was primarily employed in ag business and farming for most of his life. Howard also was employed for several years with Schwan's in West Union. Many may remember the time he spent running the "Donut Hole". In his later years he thoroughly enjoyed spending his time in the tractor helping with planting and harvesting another season's crop. He was a member of Holy Name Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. He enjoyed woodworking, building birdhouses for his family. He also enjoyed watching the Iowa Hawkeyes and loved spending time with family and friends.
Howard is survived by his wife, Lorna Landas of Fayette; his children, Sue (Jack) Frey of Fayette, Harry (Linda) Landas of Omaha, Nebraska, Sherry (Steve) Dewitz of Spencer, Iowa, Patty Youll of Spirit Lake, Iowa, Peggy (Tim) Juergens of Elkader and Julie Kopsa of West Union; seventeen grandchildren; twenty-six great-grandchildren; brother, Jake (Joan) Landas of Mankato, Minnesota; sisters, Carolyn (Larry) Werner of Oelwein and Ruth McChane of Fayette and several nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be Monday, April 1, 2019 from 4-7 pm at Burnham-Wood-Grau Funeral Home and Cremation Service, West Union, Iowa and one hour before Mass on Tuesday.
Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 am on Tuesday April 2, 2019 at Holy Name Catholic Church, West Union, Iowa with Rev. Don Komboh as the Celebrant.
Burial will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, West Union, Iowa.


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How Androids in Anime Teach Us To Be Human
Kathleen Townsend - August 14, 2021
If you're even a little bit familiar with sci-fi or dystopian anime, you've probably run into your fair share of androids, cyborgs, robots and a myriad of synthetic beings in between. While each may have a slightly different definition,...
The Works of CLAMP, From Cardcaptor Sakura to xxxHOLiC
Austin Jones - March 8, 2021
For Women's History Month, we're featuring the incredible women of anime, from studios to characters and timeless creators. By Austin Jones The all-female manga collective CLAMP holds a special place in anime history for attaining crossover success, deftly blending conventions of...
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The transformative magic of Sailor Moon Eternal is getting a super cute makeover! Sanrio has announced an official collaboration...
Avex Pictures Hosts Worldwide Stream of Ouran High School Host Club Musical


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Cepora temena é uma borboleta da família Pieridae. Ela pode ser encontrada na Indonésia.

Subespécies
As seguintes subespécies são reconhecidas:

 Cepora Temena Temena (Lombok)
 Cepora Temena Tamar Wallace, 1867 (Java, Bali)
 Cepora Temena Lenitas Fruhstorfer, 1910 (Sumbawa)
 Cepora temena hyele Fruhstorfer, 1910 (Lembata)

Cepora
Lepidópteros descritos em 1861


Visit R&C's Café for great value traditional food. Offering generous portion sizes, you can choose from a large or small meal, depending on your appetite. Customer favourites include steak pie, cottage pie and faggots, chips and mushy pies. All day breakfast and daily specials available, hot and cold beverages too.


We made it to number four, and now to give you the episode that more or less was the concept of this whole damn podcast. Listen as James & Rob talk about Vin Diesel more than two heterosexual men should.
So here's a new feature that we're going to try and remember to do as we continue along episodes. BONUS STUFF!
Lastly – when you get to the end of the episode, the song/sound you are hearing is a montage of gear shifts from the films. I've included the video here in case you want to see just how much of these films are made up of people's feet on pedals.
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Victoria backs out of bid for 2020 Memorial Cup
Victoria Buzz Staff
Darren Parker (left) and John Wilson (right) were amed as vice chair and chair of the Royals' Memorial Cup bid committee, respectively. (Victoria Royals)
Victoria will not be hosting the 2020 Memorial Cup after the committee announced Monday they would not be moving forward with the bid process.
John Wilson, a committee chairperson, said they are backing away because of the potential of community fatigue with the 2019 World Junior Championship being co-hosted by Victoria and Vancouver.
Organizers also felt they needed more time to make it the best bid possible including venue upgrades at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.
Instead, the Victoria Royals plan to focus their attention to 2023, the next time the Western League will host the marquee junior hockey championship after 2020.
Kamloops, Kelowna and Lethbridge are the three remaining teams in the hunt to host the junior hockey showcase in two years.
The host city will be announced in October.
Victoria has never hosted the Memorial Cup in its 100-year long history.
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History is the study of the past and how our society has developed and changed over time. Students at New College Leicester follow a rigorous knowledge based curriculum with skills seen as effective ways to learn more about what happened in the past.
As well as learning about historical processes students will also learn key skills which will help them achieve in their GCSE years.
Describing – Giving accurate and detailed descriptions of periods, event and people.
Explaining – Giving detailed and accurate reasons for changes that have happened in the past.
Inferring – Using historical sources to reach logical conclusions.
Interpretations – Analysing and making judgements about interpretations from the past.
For Years 9, 10 and 11 Key Stage 4 (GCSE) the students will be studying the new Edexcel 1-9 GCSE course (1HI0P).
British medicine from 1250 to the present day (30%).
Anglo Saxon and Norman England (20%).
Superpower relations and the Cold War (20%).
Weimar and Nazi Germany (30%).
Monday 3rd June 2019 – Medicine through time exam (1 hour 15 minutes).
Thursday 6th June 2019 – Anglo Saxon and Norman England and Superpower Relations and the Cold War exam (1 hour 45 minutes).
Tuesday 11th June 2019 – Germany 1918 – 1939 exam (1 hour 20 minutes).


I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude to the world leaders, Parliamentarians, NGOs and public who have expressed their concern over the recent deeply saddening and tragic events in Tibet. We are also grateful for their efforts in persuading the Chinese authorities to exercise restraint in dealing with the peaceful protesters, while at the same time calling for meaningful dialogue to resolve the issue.
I believe the recent demonstrations and protests are a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment not only of the Tibetan people in the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), but also in the outlying traditional Tibetan areas now incorporated into Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan provinces, where there exist substantial ethnic Tibetans.
According to reliable sources, the Chinese authorities have deployed large contingents of troops in these traditional Tibetan regions and have not only started to crack down heavily on the Tibetans allegedly involved in the unrest, but also sealed off the areas where protests have taken place.
I therefore appeal for your continued support in calling for an immediate end to the current crackdown, the release of all those who have been arrested and detained, and the provision of proper medical treatment. We are particularly concerned about the provision of adequate medical facilities, as there are reports of many injured Tibetans being afraid to go to Chinese-run hospitals and clinics.
I would also request you to encourage the sending of an independent international body, to investigate the unrest and its underlying causes, as well as allow the media and international medical teams to visit the affected areas. Their presence will not only instill a sense of reassurance in the Tibetan people, but will also exercise a restraining influence on the Chinese authorities.


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What about my beloved Dolphin **LOGIN AS** module? Is there a timeline for an UNA version?
But: Whats App link is not shown to share. Nowhere on the site.
Do I have to put this link in any other menue or menu-set too?
Right now, the approval of content like channels, groups, spaces, events & more is not included in the content publishing workflow of user/admin. But it is prepared in the admins dashboard.
So my question: WHEN will the ''approval of content by admin'' be ready for a release, RC or Final?
Testing the Location Map Module by AQB. The custom icons are not shown on the map.
Or what is the ''set custom icon'' in studio/locationmap/settings for?
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If running out of space (design reasons) put transaction and license in the order-pop-up instead.
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If set to PUBLIC and NO CONFIRMATION, immediate joining should be possible for Users.
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Villa in Carona
Curt di Boss renovation
Piazzale alla Valle
Renovation of the Santa Maria apartment complex
Administrative building - Mendrisio
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Renovation of Curt di Boss – Mendrisio
The listed Cecc di Boss courtyard building in Mendrisio is located at the historic heart of this beautiful town, bounded on the east by the Via San Damiano and on the west by the Via Noseda .
This is one of the largest and most typical courtyard buildings in the town, with various valuable characteristics that are of both historical and cultural importance. The existing buildings display a number of different architectural aspects that are characteristic of past centuries.
This courtyard building has been analysed previously by the Office of Cultural Heritage. These investigations demonstrated how the whole building had undergone various changes over the past four hundred years. The works were determined more by functional than aesthetic factors and resulted in the building as it existed before the the beginning of the current renovation work.
The associated research was supported by dendrochronological analysis (dating the wood). The preliminary report includes a variety of interesting facts about the significance of this construction.
For simplicity's sake, the building can be divided into two sections, by whether they face the Via San Damiano or the Via Noseda.
The building on the Via San Damiano goes back to the 16th century. However, the number of alterations have made it impossible to analyse this first phase precisely.
Nevertheless, it did prove possible to date certain specific features from the first half of the 17th century; these were mainly to be seen on the ground floor and the first floor. This first phase gave rise to the stuccoes on the ground floor, which include the arms of the Torriani and Ghiringhelli families.
The project aims, as far as possible, to recreate the structure of the building as it existed prior to the 19th century. Internally, of course, it complies fully with modern standards of comfort - but they coexist harmoniously in dialogue with the building's existing structures and distinctive features.
The purpose of this renovation of the shell of the building was to create areas that could partly be used for offices and partly for residential apartments. The basic concept for the project allows the "old" to emerge clearly, and to create a contrast with the new elements that have been very visibly added.
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