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[heartgirl99]

lee!
they're playing your song so early today!

[dededi]

Good morning everyone.

[heartgirl99]

* Apr 25 *
Pearl Jam code word ---- eddie

[ROMEO]

Good Morning All

[the H team]

Happy Monday Q sters,
A wet next couple of days.

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[alohamom]

Good morning folks

[rock lobster]

Steel? Forget about it!


The Next Frontier in Carbon Fiber:
Forged Composite

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  /What is commonly called carbon fiber is actually carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic, a weave of thin fibers held together by a resin. It’s light—the body panels of a Corvette ZR1 are roughly one-fifth the weight of equivalent steel panels—and incredibly strong, at least in the direction it’s designed to take a load. Like a diamond, traditional woven carbon fiber is amazingly resilient on some load paths, correspondingly brittle on others; check out any modern Formula 1 car crash for an example of when this material goes wrong. Carbon fiber is also expensive, time-consuming, and labor-intensive to manufacture in large volume. Forged Composite promises to solve many of these problems.

Sesto Lambo with the forged composite.



How does it work? Two words: discontinuous fibers. Forged Composite forgoes the weave and instead uses a random arrangement of loose fibers mixed with resin and forms them in a heated press at high pressure. The resulting composite is strong in all directions without the additional cost and complexity of adding multiple layers of material, as must be done with woven carbon fiber. If an indiscriminate arrangement of fibers has you worried about reliability, relax. Much of the work in developing Forged Composite was spent making sure the final product would be statistically consistent. An added aesthetic bonus of the random fibers is that each final product is as unique as a snowflake.

[the H team]

Sales of Prince's Music Spike After Superstar's Death

According to Nielsen Music, in the three days following his death there were 2.3 million Prince song sales, including nearly 1 million on Thursday. Sales were led by "Purple Rain," followed by "When Doves Cry," "Little Red Corvette" and "Let's Go Crazy." Albums sales were led by "The Very Best Of Prince." Meantime, Prince’s former Toronto mansion is now up for sale listed at $12.7 million.

[the H team]

Did You Know?

Baptized in 2001, Prince was a devout Jehovah's Witness; he even went door-to-door. In October 2003, a woman in Eden Prairie, Minnesota opened her door to discover the famously shy artist and his bassist, former Sly and the Family Stone member Larry Graham, standing in front of her home.

[the H team]

PJ's Pets Closing 27 Stores Across Canada

People who buy their pet supplies at PJ's Pets will have to shop someplace else. Twenty-seven of its 39 stores are closing across Canada. Eleven of them are in Ontario. According to a 2016 report, the pet store chain has accumulated losses totalling $16.5M since 2013.

[the H team]

Blue Jays Stay Hot In Win Over Athletics

Ezequiel Carrera and Jose Bautista homered Sunday as the Toronto Blue Jays continued to swing the hot bat in a 6-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics at Rogers Centre.

[the H team]

Today Is...

On National Telephone Day, we pause, if only momentarily, from sending those texts, updating our social media statuses or just checking news headlines, to recognize Alexander Graham Bell’s legendary invention and how along the way, it has become so “smart!”

[the H team]

Stoner Koala.

[the H team]

[the H team]

Palace Confirms: Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton Are Engaged To Be Married!