At the taped-off crime scene near Harvard and Benson Drive, a steady stream of onlookers gathered as officers took photos and prepared to have the late-model Lincoln towed away. Midway through services at Omega Baptist Church, 1821 Emerson St., the Rev. Word of the shootings spread quickly Sunday through the neighborhoods along Salem Avenue. Those properties are listed in phone directories under the name Roger Tee Enterprises Inc. "He'll be upset," Williams said.Ī former singer with the band, Larry Troutman had served as president of Troutman Enterprises Inc., whose interests included contracting, real-estate management and the three recording studios and a rehearsal space in the buildings near where Roger was shot. Bonner taught Roger Troutman how to play guitar, he said. ![]() Williams said he was trying to contact Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner, guitarist for the Ohio Players. He wept as he remembered the Troutmans, who he said he had known for more than two decades. One onlooker at the scene on Harvard was Williams. Detectives planned to interview family members on whether there were problems in the family or the business. Witnesses weren't able to say anything about the dispute. "We don't know what this is about," White said. He appeared to have shot himself in the head. ![]() Officers found Larry Troutman in the driver's seat of a black Lincoln. Minutes later, dispatchers got a call about a car hitting a tree on the 2100 block of Harvard Boulevard, White said. Witnesses told police the gunman had left in a black car. Officers found Roger Troutman, who appeared to have been shot several times, Sgt. to the alley between Catalpa Drive and Ravenwood Avenue behind Roger Tee Enterprises Inc., 2016 Salem Ave. ![]() On Sunday, Dayton police were called at about 7:20 a.m.
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![]() With the motto piccanti per passione (“spicy for passion”), they are truly dedicated chile-lovers. With headquarters in the hillside town of Marcellinara, the Celli family and Tutto Calabria have been sharing the bounty of their home with the world for more than 50 years. They caught on quickly, and today, every Italian knows that Calabrian chiles are the best in the world.įounded in 1970 by husband-and-wife pair Antonio Celli and Adele Sirianni, Tutto Calabria began by selling the vegetables from their garden at local fairs. ![]() That heat gets converted to serious spice in the growing chiles, which were introduced to the region by Spanish traders in the 16th century. Flanked by crystal-blue seas, Calabria gets more than 300 days of sweltering Mediterranean sunshine every year. What makes Calabria so spicy? The sun-soaked region lies in the toe of Italy’s boot, near its southernmost end. It’s one of Giada’s essential Italian ingredients. Similar in Scoville level to cayenne but with a depth of flavor unlike any other, this paste of fresh chiles crushed and preserved in olive oil is a must-have for any spice lover’s pantry. The quintessential Italian chile, they are beloved around the country for the lively heat they bring to any dish. With a mellow, fruity heat that lingers on the palate but won't overwhelm, there's just no substitute for this crushed Calabrian chile paste from Tutto Calabria. ![]() Now engineers can sit down and manually calculate the right tap drill. So for:-Īs per the ISO metric screw thread standard, the thread depth should be 0.614 x pitch, which is why a smaller pitch number also results in a lower thread depth value. The smaller the pitch value, the less deep the threading needs to go. To help you get the grasp of the fine-coarse difference, the M4 classification comprises of the:. ![]() Lower percentages such as “75% of the thread depth” are also widely used and considered safe. In our case, the correct tap drill would be the closest to 3.4 mm from below, and that is the 3.3 mm or 0.13-inch tap drill. ![]() A rule of thumb is that the right tap drill is around 85% for coarse threads and 90% for fine threads which feature a higher number of threads per axial distance. That would be a 3.7 mm drill bit, but using that drill would leave an inadequate margin for the creation of the appropriate thread depth. If that is the case, can we simply use the next smallest available drill size. The material will have to be cut and pushed out in order to create a thread in that hole. So, if we wanted to drill a hole for our example bolt, we would need to use a drill that is smaller than 4 mm. Finally, 20 is the length of the bolt in mm, measured from the tip of the thread to the bottom of the head (with the exception of oval headed bolts). The second number (0.7) is the pitch which corresponds to the distance between two adjacent threads in millimeters. The “M” indicates the “metric diameter” of its thread (see tap drill chart below), which in our case is 4 mm. Bolts are classified by specification codes such as:. Having determined the bolt that we want to use in the specific case, we already have a technical specification for the thread which will host it. Thread Geometry And Drilling The HoleĪs is evident from the above, to create the thread we first need to drill a hole on the workpiece. If the taper needs to go first, the intermediate tap follows second and the thread is finished with the bottoming tap. This minimises the risk of damaging the drilled hole. The taper tap features a smooth diameter transition that allows for a less aggressive cutting action. The taper tap is only used in certain situations such as when the material is very hard or the hole is too small. However, the bottoming tap cannot start the threading on an uncut hole, so it can only take part in the cutting process as the second or third tap. So next comes the bottoming tap that has the capacity to do this. Unfortunately, due to the shape it can’t create a thread all the way to the end of the hole. That is why it features a tapered bit, allowing the machinist to align it correctly. The intermediate, or plug tap, is used first to start cutting out material from a non-threaded hole. To create a thread properly, one would need a set of three taps that correspond to the same bit size namely the bottoming, the intermediate, and the taper tap. Therefore the tap drill chart is extremely important. Of course I got other items (dial indicator, saw blades, etc) but I don't remember the costs.As you would expect, taps come in all forms and sizes in order to accommodate standardised screw threads. Got a free tie tac, and a Starrett hat for $1. Just for example, I bought a couple cans of spray layout fluid for $1 a can. If interested, I'd contact them and find out when it's open. Starrett also has an outlet store on site that has some VERY good deals. I went several years ago and it was totally fascinating.took about three hours. It's the same plant they have occupied since something like 1880. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!!!!Ī couple other things that Starrett offers: You can get a tour through their plant in Athol, Massachusetts if there's enough interest. I've never received anything in the mail or on the computer after registering. The only thing you have to do is register on their site. ![]() The "Tools and Rules" booklet is excellent! And not only is this all totally free, it is even shipped for free via UPS and/or FedEx. I ordered all of that and a tool poster (put it in a poster frame and hung it in the shop.quite attractive). But did you know you can order free stuff from them? You can order a decimal wall chart (which also includes tap/drill sizes, etc), pads of paper, pocket sized decimal cards, pocket sized millimeter/inch cards. Everyone has heard of Starrett precision tools. While the aspect ratio you would record your video in, depends on where your video will be played, the most common one that videos are recorded in is 16:9. Is there a universally used aspect ratio? These would give you the actual width and height of the video, which you can divide to know the aspect ratio of the video. #2 - On a Mac, simply click on the information button which looks like an ‘i’ in a circle #1 - On a Windows, you can simply right-click on the video file and click on ‘Properties’ However, if you want to check the aspect ratio of an already recorded video, you may do so in two ways: Most video recording devices today come with settings that allow you to choose the aspect ratio that you would like to record your video in. You do not have to wait until you record your video to later check its aspect ratio. ![]() It may also refer to that of a display (or screen), meaning the aspect ratio in which your video would play on the screen of a device or a projection screen. The aspect ratio can refer to your video aspect ratio, meaning the aspect ratio in which you would record your video. Even for 1000 x 1000 px, the aspect ratio would remain 1:1, since the proportion between the width and the height remains the same.Ī video shot in 1920 x 1080 px resolution would have an aspect ratio of 16:9 since the width (1920 px) is 1.7 times the height (1080 px), which is the same proportion as 16/9 or commonly written as 16:9. A resolution of 500 x 500 px would have an aspect ratio of 1:1 since the width and height are the same. Wondering how to calculate aspect ratio? The aspect ratio formula is nothing but x:y where x is the width and y, the height, for example, 1:1 or 3:2. Here’s an example of a YouTube video of 16:9 aspect ratio: If a video of the same dimensions was to be recorded vertically, the aspect ratio would then be 9:16 (9 referring to the width, while 16 to the height). For example, if a video’s aspect ratio is 16:9, the number 16 refers to its width, while 9 refers to its height. The first number refers to the width, while the second to the height. As you would’ve guessed, aspect ratio is also used in the context of still images, but since we’re talking about video, in this article, we will not digress to include aspect ratio for image.Īspect ratios are usually written as – x : y and read as – x by y. It determines how wide (or long) your video will be. In simple words, the aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and the height of a video or a screen. ![]() With 6000+ ready-to-use video templates Try InVideo today (1) What is Aspect Ratio? (13) Frequently asked questions on aspect ratioĬreate engaging videos for any social media platform (12) How to change the aspect ratio of a video? (4) What are some common video aspect ratios? ![]() You may read this article in a continuous flow, or feel free to click on a topic of your interest, below. ![]() With this guide that we’ve put together for you, you simply cannot go wrong! Not just that but we will also show you how you can change the aspect ratio of a video using InVideo’s online editor. We understand that seemingly technical aspects like the aspect ratio can get a little intimidating, but honestly, it’s an extremely simple concept. With 96% of marketers dedicating ad spends to video and 70% businesses creating more videos in 2023 than they did in 2021, knowing about video aspect ratio has become imperative.įret not. Today, we use several devices having different aspect ratios. When watching television, have you noticed how certain old movies play with black padding on either side of the screen? Well, that’s because the aspect ratio they were shot in, was different from that of the screen you watched it on. ![]() Rear: Rigid axle, upper and lower trailing arms, two leading hydraulic links, 165/265 lbs./in. Rear: 11.65 in (296mm) vented disc single piston caliperĪBS: Bosch, three-channel, four sensor systemĬast aluminum, diamond-cut surface, five-spokeĢ45/45ZR-17 BFGoodrich Comp T/A ZR, unidirectional tread patternįront: Modified MacPherson strut with separate spring on lower arm, 400/505 lbs./in variable-rate coil springs, 29mm stabilizer bar Dyno-proven to outperform other air intake systems available today. (330mm) vented disc PBR twin-piston caliper with embossed "COBRA" lettering. With less restriction and more surface area this High-Flow Air Kit is a great source of power. Redline: 6,800 rpm (fuel shut-off at 7,000 rpm)īorg-Warner T45 5-speed manual integral clutchĨ.8 in limited-slip differential 3.27 Final drive ratioįront: 13.0 in. Port throttles: Electronically actuated 34mm port throttles open to secondary intake valves at 3,250 rpmĮxhaust manifolds: Cast high-silicon, molybdenum iron, manifold type, stud and nut attachmentĮxhaust system: Dual, stainless steel, 2.25 in. Intake: Equal length thin-wall cast aluminum runners, cast While the GT got a SOHC version of the new 4.6 liter V8, the Cobra got a DOHC. While controversial at the time it was clearly the change needed. ![]() Air Box Included No Air Filter Color Red Air Filter Height 6. They come with a red Spectre air filter, aluminum tube and heat shield where applicable. Intake valves: 2 per cylinder, 37mm head diameterĮxhaust valves: 2 per cylinder, 30mm head diameter For 1996, Ford finally did away with the aging 5.0 liter V8 in the Mustang, replacing it with a new aluminum 4.6 liter, DOHC, modular unit that was smoother and had slightly better fuel economy. Spectre air intake systems are designed to get more horsepower and torque from your vehicle while working to protect your engine from harmful debris. Ovate-wire beehive-shaped valve springs, four valves Secondary chains from exhaust to intake cams, rollerįinger followers with hydraulic lash adjustment, As for your setup throw the 96 intake away and grab a 99 or 2001 cobra intake, if possible get a mach 1 intake for the setup. Rods: Sinter-forged alloy, fracture-split big endsĭouble overhead cams, chain drive to exhaust cams, 1996 Mustang Cobra Convertible to 2003 cobra heads & FR500 Intake 4784 Views 28 Replies 6 Participants Last post by spikyflame, Jump to Latest S. Pistons: Hypereutectic cast alloy shallow skirt with friction reducing coating on sliding surfaces Main bearing caps: Nodular iron 6-bolt (cross-bolted) 1998 SVT Cobra JLT RAI, SCT BAMA tune, Magnaflow Magnapacks exhaust, ford. ![]() I think im going to go ahead and just delete them all together. so i pulled the intake and cleaned them out and man it made a world of difference to my car. This kit improves airflow into your engine. It kept saying intake manifold runner controller. Cast aluminum block and heads, iron cylinder liners, fully counterweighted forged crankshaft Ford Mustang 1996, 57 Series FIPK Generation II Cold Air Intake System by K&N®. ![]() ![]() There are no more than 30 people, including the owner, engaged in the shop at any one time.The business is run by an individual, partnership or a proprietary company (does not include a public company or related corporation).If the shop is not in the list of exempt shops and meets all of the following criteria, it is classified as an 'independent retail shop'. 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Trading hours for each category of retail shop are listed below. ![]() While not as powerful as its brushless counterparts, it still offers enough power to deal with most tasks at hand. The tool delivers 1400 lbs of torque at 2800 RPM. This is an appreciable feat from the manufacturers as it allows a compact driver to do the job where a larger drill would otherwise have been required. ![]() At the same time, this allows it to be more maneuverable in tight spaces and also easier to hold for prolonged durations, thanks to its lightweight.Įven if the head is short, the chuck on it is compatible with 1-inch bits. The DCF885 impact driver is 5.5 inches long, which makes it shorter than most impact drivers. With 10 tools, this is the ultimate tool kit for multiple construction needs. Need a little more insight on these products? Check out our comparison brief before moving on to detailed product descriptions.
309 158 grain FN coated (SNS bullet used for 30-30 Winchester 94) Trail Boss powder 6 grains (max filled BTW). 308 FMJ 148 grain BT (I use for my M1) Shooters World Black 12.0 grains 2.19” 1050 FPS, 25 yards (indoor test) 1” accuracy. Shot out of PSA 16” AR platform all stock PSA parts except for lower, which was a personal build. Okay I loaded two sets of subsonic rounds with two different Bullets and powders. Just don't throw a wet blanket on the OP's desire to use 150 gr bullets, just ladder the load down to a subsonic level with a Chrono. I managed to get MOA accuracy, and consistent speeds of 1,050fps with 8.5gr., Winchester brass, Remington 7½ primers,and base to give length of 1.500".īTW, Yes most use 190 gr (which I use with a 16" standard barrel) or higher for sub loads. I ended up using Lil' Gun powder, for my sub loads with the hornady 150gr fmj/bt. Here's a load from another site developed and working in an AR platform ( 8" Wilson Combat barrel, standard gas port size and gas block, pistol length gas system, 1-7" twist): The real answer is, it is easier to develop loads for heavier bullet. The fact you may have had some issues is not a blanket statement no one should attempt or use 150 grain sub loads.Īs far the cycling goes, it's all about tuning the gun to match what I'm shooting. ![]() My point is it takes experimentation and there are people actually doing this. The fact that subs work fine in a blow back pcc is completely irrelevant. If you have something that works, please share it. I'm not aware of any subsonic load with a 150g bullet that will cycle an AR. But the OP inquired about 150g subs, which is a different story. And yes, subs will cycle an AR just fine if you're using a heavier bullet and the gun is set up correctly. The problem with 150g subs is a lack of pressure. ![]() Normally it's solely based on velocity and there are factory sub loads.Īs far as cycling goes, considering PCCs shoot some very "sub loads" (yes they are bow back, except for the CMG which has a true locking bolt) and have no problems cycling I'm not sure why some are having difficulties.Ĭhange the buffer spring and weight to tune the bolt cycling, polish parts of the bolt, use a good grease on the bolt, make sure the bolt group functions smoothly (as in the rotation for lock up and unlock), the gas tube needs to be clean, and all the ammo has to fit properly in the chamber.Ī lot of people shoot 300 BLK out sub sonic. However, what is your definition of a "sub load?" ![]() Of course, you always want to make sure you’re in front of these people if they need to talk to you. I can talk to different levels in the customer side, and I think that makes me, as an Account Solutions Architect, successful because I can talk about the nitty-gritty of the more technical topics I can talk to the Solutions Architect guy who is just wanting to buy a high-level solution and present a use-case to their executives for approval and get their badge. ![]() They’re the ones moving needles to upgrade their enterprise solutions from a legacy to more modern architecture to move fast, and fail small, and deliver better solutions. On the customer side, there will be different types of architects that you’re talking to, including me, and some mid-level managers to c-levels that are - we can call them agents of change. So, those conversations basically can be very high level - like a 10,000 feet away kind of view - or a detailed technical conversation. For instance, on my team, if you’re an Account Solutions Architect, your day job is basically to make sure you’re talking to the right people, making sure you understand what their problem is, and providing solutions to that problem. I am assigned to an account and I help the account manager focus on what it is they’re selling. My role right now is as an Account Solutions Architect. Q: What is a Solutions Architect, anyways? The following sections are in his own words. Michael believes not only in doing his job but doing his job right acting more as an advocate for change, rather than just another person trying to sell the next great system.īut what is a Solutions Architect, anyway? How does one become one if they’re just starting out in their career or looking to switch their career trajectory? I consulted Michael to help me answer these questions. ![]() You put it into a teapot, it becomes the teapot. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. Michael Calizo is a Red Hat Account Solutions Architect based out of New Zealand, who approaches every conversation, whether it be with the junior-level sysadmin or the enterprise architect, in the same way the great Bruce Lee advised people to approach life: like water. I recently had the pleasure of meeting someone that many organizations across the world not only consider a world-class Solutions Architect, but also a friend. But what if there were such a person who was not only a subject matter expert on a certain product or solution but also had your best interests at heart beyond the purpose of selling? Well, there is such a person - the Solutions Architect. Let´s see how MuT contributes to social and cultural change… Keywords: Sociomuseology, “museum in layers”, cultural participation, empowerment, utopia.It would be lovely to know everything you needed to know about any big life decision. Its evolutionary character, aware of the needs, objectives and desires of the local population allows us to reposition this Museology and this Museum at the wake of the construction of an alternative globalization. Marked by the search for sustainability, by the freedom of action and the sharing resulting from the recognition and definition of new uses of local experience, the management model of the museum is based on the definition of “layers of cultural participation”. ![]() Conscious of the structuring role of culture in integrated development, São Brás activates a series of practices inspired on the principles of Social Museology, with the aim of contributing to the construction of a sustainable present for its community. Abstract: The Costume Museum of São Brás de Alportel (MuT) is a local museum situated in the interior of the Algarve region, in the south of Portugal. Last fall, more than 70 psychologists and neuroscientists signed a statement circulated by the Stanford Center on Longevity. Claims that it will improve your work or your child’s school performance remain similarly unproven. There is no evidence that spending 10 or 15 minutes several times a week at your keyboard, dispatching animated trains to appropriately colored stations or recalling the locations of squares on a grid, will spare you dementia. Sneed said.īroader questions of whether cognitive training works, and for whom, still generate considerable debate, given that human brains change and grow throughout life, a quality called “neuroplasticity.” “The field is far, far, far from demonstrating any reduction or delay in cognitive decline,” Dr. “The criticisms were right,” said Joel Sneed, a psychologist at Queens College and senior author of a meta-analysis on cognitive training and depression. Berkowitz said.Įven scientists who see promise in cognitive training applauded the agency’s action. ![]() But the firm settled because “we came to the realization that the most important thing we could do is focus on the future,” Mr. The company had already stopped making health and cognition claims, its new chief executive, Steve Berkowitz, said in an interview. It also accepted a $50 million judgment, all but $2 million suspended after the commission reviewed the company’s financial records. Lumosity agreed to give its one million current subscribers, who pay $14.95 a month or $79.95 annually, a quick way to opt out. She called the commission’s yearlong investigation “part of an effort to crack down on cognitive products, especially when they’re targeted to an aging population.” “The research it has done falls short because it doesn’t show any real-world benefits,” said Michelle Rusk, an F.T.C. Its complaint charged that the company could not substantiate such marketing claims. I’m more productive.” The company website stated that brain training could help “patients with brain trauma, chemofog, mild cognitive impairment and more,” adding that “healthy people have also used brain training to sharpen their daily lives and ward off cognitive decline.”Įarlier this month, the Federal Trade Commission said: No more. In one TV commercial, a man declared that with Lumosity “decisions come quicker. The company purchased hundreds of search engine keywords so that computer users seeking information on dementia, Alzheimer’s and memory would encounter its online ads. Lumosity’s ads, seemingly ubiquitous, appeared on television, radio and podcasts. “Every time you lose your keys, you think you’re losing your mind,” she said. Perrine, a freelance writer in New York, began worrying about her own mental abilities. Her mother had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, and Ms. ![]() ![]() A few years ago, Jennifer Perrine saw a television ad for Lumosity, an online brain training program, and decided she’d give it a try. |
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