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J. M. Coetzee’s new book, The Childhood of Jesus, will be published on September 1 (and my brief review will appear in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune somewhere around there), in anticipation of which, a few notes: Here’s a link to Coetzee’s … Continue reading

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June 11, 2014

Leaving Santorini and coming to Athens was a bit of a culture shock. Santorini was a pretty, quiet island and a lot of the stores’ names and signage were in english. Basically, it is tailored for the tourists who come to visit. However, after arriving in Athens yesterday, it felt a little like when we first arrived in Tokyo last year.

All the signs are in Greek letters, it is a large city, most of the business owners speak little to no english and menus are predominately in Greek. On the positive side, being so immersed in the Greek system, thanks to close friends and an old boyfriend, I know some of the letters and what sounds they make so I can sound out most words. I don’t think I would be able to manage a whole book or a menu but knowing some street signs is useful.

We are staying at a hotel in the middle of everything. The Greek Parliament building is in front and to the right is a clear view of the Acropolis. The location could not be better. We walked almost everywhere, with the exception of dinner last night after a long day of traveling. Yesterday, we did the obligatory tourist visits, at least the two I really wanted to see in our very short time here. The Parthenon was pretty incredible. From the wide views of the city from above to the sheer size of the columns that are there I was in awe. We ended up walking past the ancient Agora excavation site and mom and I decided we had seen it. My Dad opted for a longer and more in depth tour. Guess who is most excited by the archeology and history of Athens?

We walked through the Plaka, which is a combination of the touristy blocks in London, the Shuk in Israel and a souvenir shop. We didn’t buy anything and I had multiple english speaking tourists come up to me asking for directions. I guess I looked like I knew where I was going, or looked less lost than the rest of the tourists. The Plaka was for the experience and with those two things checked off, I was content to avoid the other tourist traps and relax. The cab driver who took us to the hotel from the airport in Athens told us about a local neighborhood that was a short walk for us.

While my dad set off on his tour of the Agora this morning, my mom and I went out in search of this neighborhood to explore. We reached Kolonaki Square, the center of the little town in ten minutes and then people watched while we cooled down in the shade. We then began exploring the surrounding streets and passed so many shoe stores, clothing stores and cafes, I don’t understand how they are all successful. Since we decided to throw out some clothes we don’t want anymore, I felt obliged to get some new clothes. We passed by the cutest dress shop and I ended up leaving with two great dresses. They are both long enough for teaching and have a high neckline. This will be the definition of my wardrobe starting next Spring, so may as well start now.

We managed to happen upon the restaurant that the driver had suggested to us. The food was good and once we managed to get away from the strong smoke scent we had an enjoyable lunch. It seems like all people do in Athens is drink coffee, smoke and sit in cafes. I don’t quite understand when they work because when we got to the square at 10 AM people were already camped out in the cafes. So far, I have been happy with how our time has been spent in Athens.

There is a certain charm to the city that was missing in Santorini. Being in an area with so many english speakers was nice, and definitely less challenging, but the culture in Athens and the vibe is much more exciting. The photographer in me loves all the interesting shots I am getting. There is so much graffiti and a lot of it looks amazing. The buildings are different from what I see on a typical day and there is something about the light that I just can’t explain in words. This is definitely a place I would come back to for longer later in life. Santorini, probably not but I might try a different island. It’s been a great taste of the country but it will be nice to go back home to Boston tomorrow.

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    What happened to parts 2 and 3 of the love life entry???

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      They will come soon! I’m working off of writing101 prompts!

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St. Louis rider Shane Perrin is a guy that likes a good challenge. Especially when it comes to SUP, one of his greatest passions. Shane is the first SUP athlete to complete several endurance races, such as La Ruta Maya, The Texas Water Safari, and the MR340, races that are usually done in kayaks.

Well, completing those challenging races was not enough for him. Shane just established a new record for most still water miles paddled in 24 hours. He paddled nonstop no less than 95.6 miles. The women’s record in this unusual category is 90.7 miles, while no men’s standard had been set. The man who owns the record for most moving water miles paddle in 24 hours is Ben Friberg with 238.

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Riga Water Ltd (SIA Rīgas ūdens) hosted this week a PURE (Project on Urban Reduction of Eutrophication) workshop to review technical audits for improving project partners' waste water and sludge treatment. The workshop included yesterday a study visit to the Daugavgrīva waste water treatment plant of Riga Water, where upgrading of the processes will take place.

- Over the course of the next year, a substantial reconstruction of the Biological Treatment Plant (BTP) Daugavgrīva will be undertaken which is expected to significantly reduce the volume of nitrogen and phosphorus released into the Gulf of Riga, says treatment plant director Maris Zviedris. - Thanks to funding raised from Baltic Sea Region Programme, Riga Water was able to start the investment.

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Riga Water Ltd and a number of other organizations are jointly implementating the PURE project, which has enabled them to raise funds for specific technological solutions. Thus, about EUR 300,000 will be invested in reducing the discharge of phosphorus compounds at Riga Daugavgrīva plant.

Only when the organizations in countries located around the Baltic Sea cooperate it will be possible to achieve a recovery of the sea and ensure clean water for future generations.  This can be achieved ecologically and economically most efficiently and fastest by implementing advanced phosphorus removal and proper sludge management in wastewater treatment of municipalities as PURE demonstrates.

Phosphorus inputs to the Baltic must be further cut by about 15,000 tonnes. PURE aims at annual reduction of at least 300-500 tonnes of phosphorus from the Baltic via investments in Riga, Jurmala and Brest water utilities and operational improvements in Gdansk, Kohtla-Järve and Szczecin.

PURE (Project on urban reduction of eutrophication) tackles eutrophication of the Baltic Sea by enhancing phosphorus removal in selected municipal waste water treatment plants in the Baltic Sea Region. The lead partner Union of the Baltic Cities Commission on Environment and partner organizations John Nurminen Foundation and HELCOM form the steering group of the project.

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Irving Makes it Two in First Show Week at 2020 Global Dressage Festival

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Jill Irving (CAN) and Degas 12 win under the lights during Friday Night Stars :: Photo © Sue Stickle

Day two of the opening week of the 2020  Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) heralded the first Friday night under lights of this competitive season at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC) in Wellington, Florida and Canadian Jill Irving scored her second victory of the week.

Jill Irving Makes it Two

The result in the  Dressage World Cup™ Grand Prix Freestyle was an exact repeat of the previous day’s results, with three Canadian ladies, all trained by Ashley Holzer, filling the podium. They were led by Jill Irving on her own long-time partner, the De Niro gelding Degas, who scored 76.06% — a personal best. Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu rode All In to second place (75.74%), while 23-year-old Naima Moreira Laliberte filled third with 75.645% on Statesman.

“Degas is 18 this year so I’m thrilled with his energy,” said Irving, who rode to a Beatles compilation. “His piaffe and passage felt great. He’s really flexible and, with age, he’s become less nervous, which used to be an issue. I was super thrilled with him and it’s really fun to be part of all this at Global. It takes a village to make this sport roll.”

Fraser-Beaulieu, who is back riding after the birth of her first child in the summer of 2019, said: “This is my second competition back and he’s the type of horse that needs to be in the ring a fair amount, so yesterday in the Grand Prix I felt he was a little sticky and unsure. Today he came out ready to rock. The beginning of my test felt incredible — the best feeling I’ve ever had on him. Then I had a mistake in my ones, which was a pity.”

Laliberte was riding in her first Friday Night Stars class, a long-held dream of hers. She said: “I’m really happy to finally be competing here. I thought Statesman did a great job in there; it’s a different atmosphere and apart from one rider mistake, the rest felt quite amazing. We’re still newcomers; I’m happy to break the ice.”

This is her third season with the 13-year-old Sandro Hit gelding, and only their seventh grand prix competition together. They were part of the gold medal winning Canadian team at the Pan American Games in July 2019 and this was their first show since then.

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Naima Moreire Laliberte on Statesman
Judge Bill Warren was impressed with what he saw: “To sit at Global at C and see the quality of horses and riding was just thrilling. I’ve judged Jill and Brittany many times over the years and I’ve seen the relationships develop with their horses, and it’s been really gratifying to see where they’ve come from and where they are now.”

“In the early years there were very few entries and we didn’t know whether dressage was going to take off in Wellington,” said owner Antonia Ax:son Johnson. “It’s been an amazing trip.”

Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén, a regular rider at GDF and affiliated with sponsor Lövsta for the past 20 years, added: “It’s been an amazing journey, with all the developments here. This show gives riders the super opportunity to get your best horses out, your young horses and the newcomers. This place is just made for horses.”

Lövsta have this year introduced a developing grand prix horse circuit at PBEC. The Lövsta Future Challenge offers a weekly Intermediate II level qualifying test for aspiring grand prix horses, and culminates in a showcase class in week 12 of AGDF (March 25-29).

“It’s a big gap from small tour to big tour,” added Vilhelmson Silfvén, “and this is a way to try to help everybody to take that step up into grand prix. So we thought it would be a great opportunity to try to do it here.”

Ariana Chia Wins 3* Prix St Georges

Ariana Chia on Fiderflame
The 2020 season’s first small tour class, the   Prix St Georges CDI3*  went the way of the Canadians, with Ariana Chia returning to Wellington with Fiderflame for the second year running and winning their first class of the show. The 10-year-old gelding by Fidertanz was the only one to break the 70% watermark, scoring 71.47%. This is Chia’s fourth year in a row competing at AGDF.

In the Prix St Georges CDI1* class, all three top finishers of the nine starters scored over 71%, with the winner’s sash going to Great Britain’s Susan Pape and Harmony Sporthorses’ Bourani. The nine-year-old gelding by Belissimo M had not competed internationally in a year, and this was his first ever plus-70% score.

Hot on his heels was Lövsta Stuteri’s breeding stallion Bon Coeur. The eight-year-old by Benetton Dream FRH was ridden to 72.529% by Sweden’s Caroline Darcourt. Katie Johnson (USA) and Paxton rounded out the top three.

Photos © Sue Stickle

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Outrage as American dentist shoots Bake Off’s bread lion

Hit BBC show the Great British Bake Off has become the latest victim of weapon-toting dentist Walter Palmer. The blood lustin’ American burst onto the set and shot the amazing lion bread created by contestant Paul Jagger several times with a bow and arrow.

“I had to,” Palmer said. “I’m a hunter and that there bread lion was too beautiful to exist. I wanted him dead. That’s how you show the ultimate respect for bread, and for nature. You shoot it and put it in your special trophy room so no one can see it but you.”

However Palmer was unable to escape with his trophy as despite being armed to the teeth he was brought down in a spectacular flying tackle by an incandescent Mary Berry who was eventually dragged off him still screaming “I remember the ****ing Blitz! You don’t scare me, you spoiled maladjusted bastard!”

As Palmer now languishes in a police cell it has emerged that Andy Burnham is desperately trying to secure his release and also purchase a lion costume in ‘Corbyn size’.

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Audio purists deride equalizers, because they want to hear everything as the engineer intended. That’s easy to say when you’re listening to $60,000 speakers through over speaker wire that costs more than most people’s monthly rent. The rest of us have to put up with inferior headphones and small speakers, and in those scenarios, the right EQ can work wonders. Dozens of equalizer apps are available for Android, but this is the best. As we mentioned in our guide to improving Android sound quality, this feature-rich app, which is called simply “Equalizer,” offers a great combination of basic options (i.e. presets) and advanced EQ. The app can even detect what type of song you’re listening to, and select the optimal preset based on that. A free version is available, but the $2 pro version we prefer comes with the ability to create and save custom presets.

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On the Apple side, EQ 10 serves up a 10-band graphic equalizer, 32-bit high fidelity audio engine, and the ability to play radio stations as well as the music stored locally on your device. It has to be a player, you see, because iOS can’t send audio from one app to another in real time (although a consortium of app developers is about to change that). There’s a lot to play with in this app, which boasts more features than competitors that cost three times as much. It won’t make your concert bootlegs sound like they were recorded in a proper studio but then again, nothing will. What it does do is improve your sound quality noticeably, especially if you’re stuck with Apple’s crappy stock earbuds (the ones it mostly fixed with the new EarPods).

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Alpine Decline — Visualizations
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by Jon Davis, Published 2013-12-04

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There are a lot of bands in the world, millions probably, and each one is unique in some way or other. But Alpine Decline is more unique than most. I know "more unique" is not semantically correct — to be more precise, they are unique in more ways than most bands. Guitar/drums duos are somewhat unusual, though for such a duo to have such expansive sonic palette is really uncommon. American bands who have traveled extensively in Asia and absorbed moods (if not actual styles) are fairly rare; American bands who have actually relocated there are pretty much unheard-of. But let's back up to the band's self-titled debut from 2010, where some of those factors had not yet come into play. The duo of Jonathan Zeitlin (guitars, lead vocals, etc.) and Pauline Mu (drums, backing vocals, etc.) lived in LA and recorded a set of tunes full of big sounds, distortion, reverb, and wistful singing. The combination of heavily distorted guitar and relatively soft, melodic vocals has been a little corner of the post-punk world for some time, but the use of keyboards and electronic processing gives this set enough of a twist to make it worth hearing. The tunes are engaging, able to withstand low listening volumes or cranked to grab attention. A couple of tracks, "Into the Freeze" foremost among them, bring the wash of atmospheric distortion down into a killer riff.

Visualizations, from later in 2010, steps up their game, emphasizing the atmospherics more, and increasing the complexity of the arrangements. From listening, you would never guess it's a duo, and the question of how they manage live performances arises, given the multiple guitar and keyboard parts. But that's a secondary issue compared to the quality of the result. Zeitlin's plaintive voice floats above a sea of broad sounds, providing engaging melodies for the listener to grab onto. And instrumental tracks like "Province of Electronic Waste" serve as evocative soundtracks for internal movies. "CCTV" features a driving beat and competing effected voices, bringing a tinge of garage-psych to the mix; this is followed by "The Pyre," which uses a variety of percussion instead of a drum kit, adding yet another dimension to their sound and further emphasizing the psychedelic aspect. One possible description would be Pink Floyd crossed with Sonic Youth, but I'm not sure how helpful that is. When considered as an adjective, "psychedelic" can mean quite a variety of things; in the case of Alpine Decline, there are no delicate acoustic folky or medieval sounds, no fairies or roving bards, also no interstellar journeys or alternate dimensions. This is the psychedelia of urban desolation, of ancient cultures vanishing before our eyes, of technology seeping into the cores of our selves. But fear not — it's still something you can enjoy listening to.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What are the benefits of prototyping?
    A lot of technology will allow you to make a 3-D part quickly and cheaply, but the key is to be able to functionally test it. Our zinc die casting prototypes are typically about 85% of the strength of the actual die cast part. So if the prototype passes your mechanical application testing, the actual die casting will only be that much stronger.

    Other prototype processes will give you a warm fuzzy feeling and something nice to look at, but you're not really learning, not answering the questions: Have I designed this for functionality and manufacturability? Is it going to perform at the appropriate level of safety and reliability? And so on. Our goal is to make sure the part you designed is going to perform in the application. That's where the value is.
  2. What's the average cost of a prototype?
    Depending on the quantity required, typical costs will run from approximately $1,200 to $2,500.
  3. How long will my prototype take?
    Most rapid prototyping in zinc will take 2½ to 3 weeks from the receipt of the high resolution '.STL' model (stereolithography format) and a purchase order.

    A plastic prototype tool, can be turned around in a 3–6 weeks depending on complexity, though we have done them as quickly as 2–3 weeks.
  4. What do I need to send you to get a quote?
    We need a high resolution stereolithography 3-D model, which is a .STL format model. We also need the quantities that you want quoted.
  5. How many parts can I get from the prototyping process and how good are they?
    Typical quantities range from 6, to 12, to 25, to 100, and up to 500. As for quality, we actually get better average results than the standard quoted tolerances for rapid prototyping processes. Very often, you'll get quoted ±.005" or ±.010", which is too much variation for most small part applications. But resolution holds better for small parts than it does for much bigger parts, and we can often get down in the ±.003" or ±.004" range on most small part features.
  6. What is the difference between investment and spin casting?
    Depending upon the precision needed, the investment cast process is more accurate, but also more expensive. It is typically used when real precision is needed and for small quantities. We do a 3-D print part that has ±.0005" (half-thousandth) resolution. That model becomes the sacrificial part for investment casting. So you need one 3-D print part per investment casting and the resulting prototype parts will probably hold in the ±.002" range.

    Spin casting is less expensive as it uses a rubber mold, but it is also less precise. However, we typically investment cast one or two parts, then use those castings to build the rubber mold. This preserves much of the accuracy of investment casting, but allows higher quantities of 25, 50, or even 100 or more. We've done prototype runs as high as 500 pieces, which is still much less expensive than taking the step into production tooling.
  7. Can I prototype a very thin-walled part?
    A frequent problem with prototyping is wall thickness. Typically, the minimum prototype wall has to be .070"–.080", although, depending upon geometry, we can sometimes get as low as .055"–.060". The problem is that with the die cast version walls can be much thinner.

    Die casting injects much faster and under pressure, so you can fill thinner walls. Typical NADCA recommendations are approximately .025" thick walls, but we've gone as low as .010" walls on some miniature parts where the tooling and gating have been designed to maximize flow through those zones.

    So if you've got thin walls and need to prototype, what we can do is beef up the walls into the .070"/.080" range—i.e., make the prototypes with excess material—then machine that back down to the required dimensions for testing. The trick is not to alter the design, but to alter the model for the prototype process.
  8. Can a prototype be machined?
    Occasionally, we machine prototypes from zinc alloy bar stock. This is a special bar stock that has some compressive stress built in—by what's called a “gravity drawn bar process”—specifically for machining zinc prototypes. So if you have thin walls, sometimes straight machining is a better way to get the geometry. However, most of the parts that lend themselves to die casting have complex shapes that, although possible to machine, tend to be difficult to machine and/or very expensive to machine.
  9. How does prototyping work with a plastic part?
    Plastic prototypes tend to take a little longer, but our goal is still to give you a functional part. Most plastic prototypes will require a prototype tool because we actually injection mold the prototypes to get all the mechanical properties of the process into the part for functional testing. We use the actual material you're designing with, including color concentrate or fillers, so the prototype is truly going to be representative of the production process of injection molding. We keep costs down by using frames and inserts instead of complete molds. Many of our customers actually continue to use these tools for initial production, until sales levels are better known and the capital risk of building multiple cavity production tools is reduced.

  1. What advantage does a pre-hardened steel tool have over aluminum?
    We do not typically build aluminum molds for injection molding because we've seen too many prototypes end up becoming initial production tools. Then, just when things get going, the tool wears out and you're forced to spend more money. For an additional 15 to 20% you can go right into a pre-hard steel tool which is going to have better durability and much longer life for production.
  2. What is the difference between a prototype and production tool?
    Production tools are significantly more expensive because a lot more goes into them than the prototype tool. For example, on a prototype tool, very often if there are through holes or “side actions,” we can use inserts to keep the cost down and simplify the mechanics. Once you go into production, however, you need to get labor out of the process, so we'll go with a cam action mold or a core pull mold. These mechanical actions add a lot of cost, as does using hardened tool steel for longer life. You may also have water cooling, or sub gates as opposed to a simple edge gate, and so on.
  3. How much will my production tools cost?
    Average tooling for a zinc die-casting part can run from $5,000 to over $20,000 depending upon complexity and additional cavities if we're trying to drive high volume. One of the real advantages of zinc die casting is you really don't need as many cavities (which results in less overall part-to-part variation) as you would if you were going to injection mold the part because zinc has a faster cycle time. Plastic molding tends to have a slower cycle, so you need more cavities to get production quantities and still retain responsiveness in production.

    Average tooling costs for plastic molds range from $3,000 to over $50,000 depending upon complexity and cavitation. We have been molding for over 45 years and have many standard frames we can use to help our customer save dollars. Instead of buying a complete stand-alone mold, they can just buy cavity inserts.
  4. How long will tooling last?
    Most of our tooling consists of class A molds geared for high volume production and long life. We have tools that have been running for over 20 years and will typically guarantee a tool for so many million pieces. The trouble is, customers don't want to buy tools, they want to buy parts. Unfortunately, the tool is a necessary evil. It's the path to get good parts, and if it's not built right, we suffer in production and can't offer competitive pricing. That's why we build quality tooling that's going to last.

    The other side of this issue is maintaining tooling while it is in production. A lot of shops will take a tool out of a machine and put it on the shelf. Then next time it's needed, they discover a problem. We're very pro-active. When tools come out, they get inspected. We have a detailed check list. We look at any quality issues throughout the run and create a feedback loop to get any of those problems corrected so we can be on time and responsive to future orders. Our tools are always ready.
  5. Will tools for zinc parts last longer than tools for aluminum?
    Zinc is a heavier, denser material than aluminum, but there is a big advantage to it if your application can tolerate the weight. That is, zinc casts below the tempering point of die steel, so a zinc die cast tool can be good for 5 million shots plus. A typical aluminum tool will run about 150K shots before it starts showing signs of heat checking, or the orange peel effect, as it becomes annealed. By casting at elevated temperatures, you start to draw the hardness out of the tool steel, so it doesn't last as long. So, if you have equal part pricing, over the long haul, zinc is going to be the less expensive.
  6. How do zinc and aluminum compare in terms of part performance?
    Fairly similar, outside of weight. If you look at tensile strength properties, aluminum is the stronger material, depending upon the grade. But I have actually converted aluminum parts to zinc that have actually outperformed aluminum. With zinc, you pick up some strength in the die casting skin, so if the walls are fairly thin and uniform, zinc can perform equal to or even a little better than aluminum.

  1. What zinc materials do you use?
    We cast with Zamac 2, 3, 5, 7, and ZA 8. See our section on Zinc Alloys for complete details.
  2. What plastic resins is Fielding familiar with?
    Our Injection Molding Resins section lists all the different materials we've run, from commodity resins all the way up to very highly engineered resins with fillers and high flow liquid crystal polymers, as well as all kinds of colors.

    In general, if a resin is made for injection molding, we've probably run it. But we also have a very open mindset to testing new materials. For example, a lot of our customers are in the electronics and telecommunications fields. Shielding is a big issue in that industry and there are a number of new conductive plastics with shielding capabilities. Recently, we worked with XTech (Extrusion Technology, Inc.) of Randolph, MA, to develop expertise and learn the best molding condition properties to give them the best conductivity and shielding properties. Anyone can mold a material, but to optimize the performance of some high end engineering materials requires designed experiments and downstream testing to get data on the best process parameters. There are subtle nuances in the molding process that we learn only through designed experimentation and testing.
  3. Can you recommend a material for my application?
    We can help, especially when you consider production. There are all kinds of material resins out there—as well as fillers—and it's important to understand the mechanical properties and what the requirements are. Is it tensile strength that's important? Is it impact resistance?

    As an example, we recently took a tool in from a customer that one of their prior molders had brought in from China. They'd had all kinds of trouble running it, and had a 3–4% failure rate. But it was a fairly complex part and nobody could really nail down what was going on. We sampled it, and ran tests on our Instron Tensile tester. We identified some weaknesses in the tool design and came up with four or five fairly minor modifications to improve the processability of the existing material. But as we learned more about the application, it became clear they had an impact strength issue. We recommended an impact modified material. This involved a modest increase in the price of the material, but it was the correct solution and solved the problem permanently. They had no more failures and ultimately no more rework costs.
  4. How can I figure out what quantity is cost effective for zinc die casting?
    It takes a combination of factors. There are some parts we run only 2,000 to 5,000 parts per year, but because the geometry is so difficult to machine, tooling costs get amortized and the payback on the production tooling is very rapid. For a part with simple geometry, typically it takes 15,000 to 25,000 pieces per year before the numbers start to make sense. Our typical production runs are 100,000 to 500,000 per year. Very often we'll tell prospects, “there's no way we're going to be competitive. We're not going to beat a screw machine, or a stamping. (Part of the value we offer is being able to know when to quote and when not to quote, so we don't waste our time or our prospect's or customer's time.)”

Miniature Parts

  1. How do you define “small,” “miniature,” and “micro?”
    The definition of small is a changing target. As technologies advance, the size of component it is feasible to manufacture shrinks: But here's a good rule of thumb we use to differentiate “small,” “mini,” “micro,” and “nano:”
    • A Small part is generally one that will fit inside a 3" cube
    • A Miniature part will fit inside a 1" cube
    • A Micro part will fit inside a ½" cube
    • And a Nano part will fit in a .100" cube, down to wherever.
  2. What are the keys to miniature part design and production?
    As a designer, you have to think differently for real small parts. You've got to put all your disciplines together: part design, tooling, and processing. If you don't think about all the required downstream processes and design for them up front, you're going to build in some real headaches going forward. You need a much more integrated approach to design and engineering to successfully make very small parts. For a more in-depth look at zinc die casting for miniature parts, see our recent article, “Miniature Zinc Die Casting: New Promise From an Old Process.”
  3. What size parts does Fielding make?
    In plastic, any part that will run on a 100 ton machine, down to true miniature and micro parts at 5 tons injection molding. With zinc, the rule of thumb on the high end is any part that will fit within a 3" cube, and on the miniature side, down to parts that will fit on the tip of a pencil… very small.

Production And Experience

  1. What happens if I get a sudden surge in demand for my products?
    In today's marketplace, everything tends to be Just-in-Time, or full demand. People don't want to build a lot of inventory so we try to work with our customers to be sure we have enough sprint capacity to meet their high end-demand. That's where our cavitation strategy comes in, making sure we don't have to run a job 40–50 weeks a year just to meet average demand. Our goal is to be able to meet annual demand in less than six months. That way, we're sure to have sprint capacity within our tooling scheme, so that if our customer gets a surge, we can service it in a very timely manner: they can grab market share and continue to grow.

    If we see that the maximum number of cavities we have means we are going to be tapped out, we recommend a second set of tooling. However, most of our tooling process throughput can cover up to 3 million parts a year, so you'd only consider back up tooling if you were up to 3–6 million plus quantities, which are very high numbers.
  2. What Secondary Processes does Fielding offer?
    We offer a number of value added processes on our zinc parts, such as internal tapping of threads, reaming holes to tighter tolerances, and general machining. We also handle plating and painting. We have partnered with some of the top platers on zinc die castings in terms of quality, delivery and cost-effective bulk processing. They are all environmentally sound and safe, and we rate them on a quarterly basis. Handling the finishing ourselves simplifies things so our customers don't have to deal with two vendors. And if there are any quality issues, we take accountability. That works out very well and our customers have seen great value in that.

    We also do light sub assemblies and hot stamping. Some of our customers provide mating assemblies, and our system is able to keep track of inventory and bills of materials with many different part numbers. So even if something isn't high volume, if it helps us add value in the eyes of the customer, we'll often do it. We do light packaging, cell packaging, plastic bags, sealed bags, kitted packages—i.e., a little package of something like screws that gets packaged with our part—that can simplify a customer's inventory and tracking.
  3. How does Fielding's 45 years of experience help me?
    Our extensive production to market knowledge can have great value for our customers. We help by learning the intangibles, having a conversation with the customer and understanding what their market is, whether it's mature, and what their needs are. For example, a Fortune 1000 company may have all the engineering talent and resources they need but are interested in automating. In that case, it's knowing what it takes to make parts for automation—that if they end up with slight defects, or part to part variation it's going to cause them problems—and being sensitive to that.

    An advantage of zinc die casting is that it is a very good process for automated production lines because it produces parts with very little part to part variation. Zinc parts shrink isotropically, and you can make a high volume of parts with tooling that has tremendous life. You can end up having a really tight standard deviation and that's very important if you have high value automation lines.

    At the other extreme is the inventor who has an idea, but doesn't really know anything about intellectual property or patenting, or market research. He might want to jump right into tooling something, and we'll advise how prototyping can be used for market tests or even raising capital if you're looking for investors.

    In 45+ years, we've dealt with both extremes and everything in between. That market knowledge allows us to interface intelligently with a prospect and possibly add value. We've been through that process ourselves as inventors, working with other inventors, going through the patent process, bringing a product to market, licensing. You've got to have been there to offer good concrete advice. These things can add significant intangible value in the eyes of our customers. They trust the information they're getting.
  4. What are some of the other intangibles I can get from Fielding?
    We get five or six emails a day from companies in China that want to build us molds. Their average age is probably five to ten years. Our company is in its 45th year, so there's a lot of corporate knowledge in our systems, and in the way we design. We have documented and codified our knowledge and experience through our ISO documentation, so it's not just in our tool engineers' and process techs' heads. That way, those coming up through the ranks and still learning don't have to make the same mistakes. This is of real value to our customers and helps them get better products to market quicker. In today's market very often the company that wins is the one who hits the market first and doesn't have quality issues; the one that can grab market share and hold it.

    Our vision statement preaches flawless execution from start to finish. We often say our customers will pay us a profit—because they understand we have to be profitable in order to serve them—but they won't pay us for our mistakes. Margins are very thin and very often, it's the dumbest vendor who sets the price in the market place, the one who doesn't really know his cost structure. We're not always the lowest priced vendor in the market, but we'll stand toe to toe with anybody in terms of overall value. That's what comes from experience.

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When it comes to exercise, if just the thought if it has you thinking of any excuse to get out of it, you’re not alone. Many reasons for putting off exercise are completely legitimate, however finding ways to overcome these barriers is a starting point.

 #1 You’re too busy at work

These days, everyone seems to have a hectic lifestyle.  The solution to this is PLANNING. If an hour at the gym is out of the question you might still find that a 20-minute brisk walk to or from work or on your lunch break is do-able. It doesn’t have to be all in one go – break it up during the day

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Postby valetoile » August 16th, 2011, 5:54 am

Almost every improv review here in Edinburgh starts out with some version of "improv is hard!"

I would love to see a review of a scripted play that goes something like this:

"Memorizing a full ninety minutes worth of dialogue and blocking is very difficult. Bringing those written words to life as if they're being spoken for the first time, doubly so. Add to that coordinating the timing of several individuals, along with lighting and sounds cues, and this cast of performers has got their work cut out for them! However, they rise to the challenge admirably...."

I mean, I appreciate the recognition that good improv takes skill, that making it up doesn't mean we're lazy, that the chance (and sometimes actuality) of failure is part of what makes improv what it is. But still. I would love to see the day when reviewers and audiences have come to accept improv as more art than parlor trick. A lot of reviewers here seem to be impressed by how many gimmicks a group can put in their show, listing off like assets the number of ask-fors and trappings of form a group can fit in to a single longform show, as if recounting the dangerous and unwieldy objects a juggler can manage to keep in the air. A flaming chainsaw! An unrelated show title and location! Musical callbacks every 3 beats! 6 foot daggers!

What I long for is a deeper recognition of how improv really works- that it's not who can be funniest quickest with the most encumberments, but is instead an acute awareness as a group, a loving attention to detail, and a willingness to be vulnerable, open, and in the moment that make great improv, whatever the style or format, as well as a lot of work and practice beforehand.
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Postby Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell » August 16th, 2011, 8:47 am

in their defense, Val...writing reviews is really hard!

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Postby mpbrockman » August 16th, 2011, 1:24 pm

Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:in their defense, Val...writing reviews is really hard!

Pah... reviewers are eunuchs in a harem. They know how it's done, they see it done every day - but they can't do it themselves.

And you want them to grasp the essence and nuances?

Love ya Val but, uh, good luck with that...

BTW - that is some lovely prose and some extraordinarily apt metaphors. A tip of the hat to your pen, er, keyboard...
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Postby jillybee72 » August 16th, 2011, 10:02 pm

We made a document for the Minnesota Fringe at their request to teach people how to review improv. I like how it turned out!
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Postby shando » August 17th, 2011, 12:11 am

Thanks for posting that Val. I couldn't agree with you more. And Jill, thanks for that how to review improv one-sheet.
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Post by troutster » Sun Dec 01, 2019 10:01 am

Hi All,

The forum software has been updated to the most recent version. There may have been some downtime, but everything should be back up and running now.

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Re: Forum Updated

Post by Big Lew » Tue Dec 24, 2019 9:43 am

Thanks Scott!
Been away several years, but always keep my brothers and sisters close to heart. Especially around the holidays. I want to personally thank you for keeping this website up and running all this time. It's good to know there's a safe place to come where people understand you.

Merry Christmas!
Big Lew
C-Btry 6th BN, 1st FA
Pinder Barracks, Zirndorf
Rose Barracks, Vilseck(GRAF)
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