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Taber Extrusions, LLC is announcing the planned addition of 7”billet molds to Taber’s existing extrusion billet casting facility in Gulfport, MS. Taber’s addition of the 7” molds further enhances Taber’s existing offering of extruded aluminum billet products to Taber’s newly refurbished Gulfport Casthouse. 7” extrusion log will be available for delivery beginning in January 2019.

In their warranties, LG and Sony explicitly state that image retention and burn-in are not covered on their OLED TVs. When CNET reached out to LG to ask why, a representative replied: 

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"Yes, it’s about 850,000 (tonnes) on the ground," the source told AMM. "The quality of the metal is very good. It’s coming from billets that are extruded in China, shipped to Mexico, and made back into billet. They are currently casting at full capacity, which is about 100,000 (tonnes) per year."

Reading the patents, it’s actually rather exciting to see common tricks both reinvented and improved over the years. Starting in the mid 60s, we start to see basic extrusion elements that interlock at the corners. Their cross-sections are rather complicated, but the fundamental concept of interlocking elements is present. In the late 60s, we start to see slotted inserts and derivatives. In the 80s, we see mature ‘T-slots,’ albeit in an unfamiliar profile. In the 90s, we have something that’s far more mature: a simple, repeatable slot pattern reproduced on various geometric shapes.

In a perfect world, these extruded profiles and brackets would behave like the LEGO bricks of our hey-day. In that world, profiles and brackets would only fit together in a limited range of configurations–each of which guarantees some sort of constrained relationship between those parts. Put better, as MIT Media Labs’ founder [Prof Gershenfeld] would say, “the metrology comes from the parts“. [Gershenfeld’s] best example of this concept is with LEGO bricks. Since each brick is properly dimensioned and only accepts certain configurations by which other bricks can connect to it, we can predict the sizes our our Lego configurations just by keeping track of all parts we used and how each part connects to the other. (Of course, this concept assumes that bricks are manufactured “ideally,” which , for all intents and purposes of the folks out there playing with LEGO, we’ll assume is true.) In that world, we wouldn’t need to measure anything, or, as [Gershenfeld] would say, “you don’t need a ruler to play LEGO.” Why? Because simply by inherent nature of the part metrology, assembling parts together would preserve an ideal geometric relationship between them. As a result we’d get two benefits: first, our components would fit together only in a limited number of configurations; second, once we assembled our components, their dimensions would directly reflect the CAD model.

A couple head-scratching weeks later, I became the proud owner of a set of Ebay-ed 40-inch calipers. With this nifty tool I could quickly measure the 0.4-mm difference between two parallel gantry frame components that were supposed to be identical in length. Well snap; my gantry frame was a giant parallelogram; I just couldn’t see it!

The stadium plan fell apart, and New York subsequently lost the Olympics to London. But the rezoning and the promised public spending drew developers. As Stephen Ross recently told me, “I learned, during Watergate, ‘Follow the money.’ ” In 2008, Related, then in partnership with Goldman Sachs, made a deal with the M.T.A. to develop the space above the tracks.

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Visitors will reach the new plaza from the subway, from the High Line, or through the shopping mall. Above, at the top of the tallest tower, a cantilevered observation deck will face southeast. One wonders if the plaza will feel less like a park and more like a box packed with a Vessel. When I visited with Heatherwick, we stood for a moment in what could be thought of as the Vessel’s lobby, from which four staircases lead up to the first set of landings. Above us, polished copper-colored cladding, on the undersides of staircases and landings, offered distorted reflections of people and machines out of our direct view, as in a Hyatt atrium. The lobby is twenty feet across, and the Vessel’s capacity will likely be seven hundred; one can imagine a crush of people pausing here to take upward photographs, and others in line for an elevator that will rise on a snaking track, using a rack-and-pinion mechanism, as on a funicular. “It’s definitely intimate,” Heatherwick said. But he was sanguine about congestion. “As long as no one gets hurt,” he said. In a bold invitation to New Yorkers, he added, “I would love there to be more disorder in the world. I think it would be a real shame if everyone was polite.”

“I’m privileged to be able to represent him,” she told reporters in the foyer of the Sacramento County Main Jail. “That’s what we do.”

So much has changed in Washington and in his own congressional district, which encompasses a giant swath of northeastern Minnesota and the heart of the state’s embattled mining industry. Nolan’s first election in 1973 came at a time when northern Minnesota had a stronger Democratic lean. But over the years, Republicans made deep inroads as the local economy languished and union influence waned.