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Wisconsin teen invents device to protect students during a shooting
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Wisconsin teen invents device to protect students during a shooting
One high schooler has come up with a device to prevent active shooters from getting inside classrooms – and to keep students safe.
He calls it the “JustinKase.” It’s a product made of steel that latches to a d...
Getting ready to compress the devices between the board and the heatsink. I have a thought about this method used by some companies, including Soundstream... It does not really apply even pressure across the device being as the clamping action takes place between a pair. If tightened a little too snug, the outer edge of the device will lift up and create a tiny gap between it and the heatsink. As a result, it will only transfer heat on one side and fail. To avoid this, I use a very small torque wrench and determine what is needed to keep it flat, and then use that figure to tighten the entire set. It has proven reliable.
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Esto lo considero poor design porque es un juego que trató de ser competencia pero no funcionó más que para un pequeño grupo designado de edades especialmente para niños pequeños.
It’s a medieval torture device that was used – once upon a more primitive time – for publicly shaming bad musicians and other disturbers of the peace.
The contraption, which is essentially a heavy iron flute – although you probably wouldn’t want to play it – was shackled to the musician’s neck.
The musician’s fingers were then clamped to the keys, to give the impression they were playing the instrument.
Finally, just to further their humiliation, they were forced to wear the flute while being paraded around town, so the public could throw rotten food and vegetables at them
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Here's a pic Scott took of my HP Ipaq PDA and iPod 8gb Nano that we sold to Scott's mom yesterday as she needed to update her devices/ I got an iPod Touch to replace these two items. I am glad Scott got a picture. Today, I felt nostalgic as I didn't get to take a remembrance picture.
Metal for Emergency: GRAVE DIGGER + Trick or Treat + Cruel Device + Elvenking + Rhyme in concerto a Music For Emergency a Cenate Sotto (BG), foto di Paolo Rossi per www.rockon.it
A surreal black-and-white scene unfolds on a quiet rural road: two solemn clerics in traditional robes ride atop a colossal tortoise, its ancient shell worn smooth by centuries. Between them rests a boxy, mid-century scientific device—dials, wires, and gauges humming with quiet purpose—suggesting an experiment in patience rather than speed. Ahead, a smaller tortoise leads the way like a guide. Telephone poles fade into the distance, reinforcing stillness, devotion, and the idea that wisdom travels slowly, deliberately, and far beyond modern urgency.