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1/350 TOS Production Enterprise
OK. Figure it's about time I posted these pics here. I'm going to try something different and not use a lot of text (I admit to a tendency to verbosity in my threads) but I think the pics are fairly self explanatory.
If anyone has any questions just ask... I don't bite... much...
Bussard spinner:
Bussard motor mounting modifications:
More to come!
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 05-29-2013 at 02:40 PM.
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Interesting mods. Two questions:
It's a little unclear where the bearings are used.
Is the tube that connects the motor to the bussard glued, or just press fit?
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Filling in gridlines...
Looks neat and clean right? Well, it was too neat, after primimg I could stll see the gridlines so I puttied again, sanded AGAIN and reprimed....
Look Ma! No gridlines!
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 05-23-2013 at 11:00 AM.
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Anyway, the bearings are inside at either end of the tunnel where the motor is supposed to slide into in the bussard housing at the front of the nacelle.
They fit like a glove without having to do anything to the kit part. A rectangular piece of styrene sheet is glued into the recess at the front of the tunnel to prevent the front bearing from sliding forward out of the tunnel. A second section of styrene tubing is inserted into the tunnel between the bearings to keep them from sliding together. A second piece of styrene tubing larger than the opening and with a hole big enough to allow passage of the axle shaft is glued over the back of the tunnel to keep the rear bearing from falling out. The threaded brass coupler shaft is first inserted into a piece of styrene tubing which is sanded to a slightly smaller diameter to slide into the bearings. The threaded part of the brass coupler threads into the bussard spinner. The brass coupler has a hole in the larger end into which I hammered a piece of square brass tubing for a tight press fit. There is a second smaller diameter piece of Evergreen plastic tubing out the backside of the axle assembly that is hammered onto the piece of square brass tubing which acts as a coupler. Then the silicon tubing slides onto the tubing at the back end of the axle assembly to make the connection to the motor shaft which has a piece of Evergreen tubing force fit onto it. The silcon tubing is actually fuel line for RC airplanes I got at the hobby store. It's press fit not glued.
These pics may explain better...
Spinner shaft assembled...
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 05-23-2013 at 11:06 AM.
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The Bridge...
I didn't mention this but in addition to the Enterporise kit itself I also purchased the accessory lighting kit from Polar Lights and the ParaGrafix photo-etch set. The lighting kit included a clear bridge for lighting. ParaGrafix included PE frames for the overhead console displays and main viewscreen along with PE railings. ParaGrafix also included decals. There were decals for graphical charts, planets, and such for the overhead displays and for the main viewscreen you had a choice of Balok, a Klingon battlecruiser, or a Romulan Bird-of-Prey. I chose to go with Balok with his bulbous head and malevolent look. The PE set also included figures in 1/350 and 1/400 scale and shadow casters for placing behind the ships windows to give the impression of crewmen on board.
The bridge required quite a bit of work but I was pleased with how it turned out. It's lit by two LEDs on each side opposite each other that shine thru the clear plastic to light the displays. A third LED sits behind the main viewer. I added figures for Captain Kirk, Yoeman Rand, Spock, Uhura, Sulu, McCoy, Scotty, a navigator, and a redshirt.
Here's the center section which was cut out for easier painting:
The assembled bridge:
SUlu, Kirk, the navigator, and Scotty were to be seated so I removed them from the PE fret and bent their arms and legs into a seated pose.
I used foam tape to hold them while I painted them:
Some of the figures I left on the fret to paint.
Left to right here are a redshirt, Spock, McCoy, and Rand:
The figures were glued onto the bridge using Elmer's clear glue. I liked it better than CA because it's easier to remove the figures if I want to reposition them. Also less messy:
I wanted to see if I could approximate the ceiling soffit which illuminated the peirmeter of the bridge so I cut out a ring from clear styrene sheet and sanded it to help with light diffusion. The inner diameter was made to be about 1/16" less than the upper hull dome opening:
A ring was made from Evergreen strip and glued to the inner edge. The width of the ring matched the distance from the bottom of the lighting soffit and the underside of the dome openng above:
Reflective tape was wrapped around the edge of the ring to reflect light back inside the soffit and block light from showing thru the ring:
For the upper dome lighting I soldered two 30 AWG kynar wires to a warm white surface mount LED I got from Lighthouse LEDs. This was my first time soldering to such tiny LEDs; guess my experience working with the small crew figures was good practice:
The surface mount LED was epoxied to a styrene disc which was then glued into the underside of the translucent white upper dome. Here it is lit up:
I used the "N" wiring harness for which there are two sockets on the circuit board. These are optional ports intended for those who want to light the impulse engines but I won't be lighting those on my build so I used one socket for the dome light instead.
The upper dome in place on top of B-C deck and lit up:
The ceiling soffit ring is glued into the hull with CA:
The bridge is glued to the soffit ring with CA :
The "O" lighting harness is installed and tested:
"Captain. You may want to look at this. It appears to be a miniature of our bridge."
After these pics were taken I went a step further and inserted small squares of semi-opaque milk jug plastic between the three LEDs and the bridge displays and main viewscreen to help diffuse the light more. Then this morning I mixed up some Envirotex resin and poured it around the bridge inside A deck up to the level of the LEDs. The clear resin helped to alleviate hot spots and more evenly distribute light around the bridge displays. It was a small but noticeable improvement.
Sometime afterward I took a different approaches to lighting the bridge dome using leftover brass fret strips to make contacts for "A" deck and the dome. I was concerned that with repeated flexing the 30 AWG wires would break.
Here's a pic of the new dome wiring with the final solution with brass contacts:
I went with clear styrene so I could see how the contacts were lining up with the contacts in the top of "A" deck. I'll be adding some more detail to the underside of the dome so the wiring will be hiddden from sight.
"A" deck with brass contact strips soldered to the original wire leads:
Soldering in place was tricky and required a quick hand with the soldering iron so as not to melt the hull plastic; also, CA tends to let go when heated.
You also have to be careful and not apply too much solder or risk it dropping off into the bridge below. I had that happen dutring the first attemps at using solder blobs on tin strips and almost took out Spock! Yikes! Holy Harry Mudd's hemorrhoids I thought- well, not really, but you get the idea.
Fortunately I had moved Spock from his original position at his console bending over his viewer and moved him over beside Captain Kirk standing with his arms behind his back in that classic Spock pose. I wanted him to be more visible too and over against the black console he all but disappeared.
Anyway, continuing the horror story with the solder, the drop of molten liquid metal landed on the other side of the railing behind Spock and missed the console and Spock's chair entirely.
I think I did hear Uhura scream though as it landed fairly close to her.
The solder warped the railing slightly but, luckily, I was able to fix it by heating a spoon shaped metal paint stir stick and pressing it against the railing until it returned to it's original curvature.
A little paint touch up and it looks fine now.
Learning from my mistakes, when I went to install the final brass contacts, I took the precaution of placing a small piece of aluminum foil over the bridge below the opening to catch any solder droplets. Sure enough I had a nice big blob of solder drip off the iron and land smack dab where Kirk's chair would have been if not for the foil. I tell you I feel like Houdini with some of the narrow escapes I've had with this bridge!
Anyway, enough of my travails, here is the bridge dome in place and lit up:
Thanks for reading!
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 05-29-2013 at 11:48 AM.
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Today's work...
Got started on the base. I'm using the base from the Refit kit; the Refit will get the round base from this kit. I cut out rectangular openings for the two lighted rocker switches on top for my two circuits; drilled out an opening on the side for the "M" sized DC panel jack the power supply plugs into; and carved an opening in the channel down the middle for the support tube to slide into. Then I gave it multiple coats of Dupli-Color primer:
I plan to spray it with Krylon Black and then give it a coat of Krylon Steel. I even have decals for the lighted panels that were included on the Refit's decal sheet. Too cool! I didn't even know the Refit base had decals until I tuned in to Steve Neill's blog and saw where he was using the same base and his customer asked him to apply them. They will look great I think; especially if I can mount a few LEDs on top and shine them up at the underside of the Enterprise.
Moving along, I also mixed up a batch of paint for the main hull color. I used two bottles of MM Imperial Japanese Navy Sky Grey, most of a bottle of thinned ACE Shady Cove (left over from my 1/1000 build); most of a bottle of MM Flat White; and a dash of MM SAC Bomber Green to taste. It's pretty close to what I want, I might want to add a little more white.
Here are a few pics of the mix against a color sample from ACE...
and next to the unpainted kit plastic...
It's veeeeery close to the shade I'm looking for think.
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 05-30-2013 at 06:43 PM.
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Well as some of you may have noticed PhotoBucket put a clamp on posting any more of my photos to forums without upgrading to their Plus package which costs 30 bucks for 20 Gigs of bandwidth. It appears I have reached their 10 gig limit for forum views. Well guess what? I can switch to Flickr! and get one TERRABYTE of bandwidth for free! So take that PissBucket!
Anyway... moving on...
Anyone wanting to view the previously posted pics in this thread can still find the 1/350 TOS Enterprise album on PhotoBucket doing a search under "trekriffic".
For now, all future posts will feature pics from my Flick! album.
Here's this weekend's update...
I cut about an 8 inch length of Plastruct tubing and glued it into a hole drilled into the top of the base with styrene cement. The aluminum tubing with power plug will slide inside this sleeve allowing for removal from the base:
IMG_4360 by trekriffic, on Flickr
The tubing was reinforced underneath with AVES and Tamiya epoxy putty:
IMG_4376 by trekriffic, on Flickr
The fantail windows had to be cut from their backing and glued in flush with the interior surface of the hull with CA; otherwise, the fit was too tight with the shuttle bay in place to allow the hull to close:
IMG_4363 by trekriffic, on Flickr
The windows viewed from outside:
IMG_4364 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Work was done on the connecting dorsal...
I wanted a mix of dark and translucent white windows so I had to cut up the kit parts to mix and match. The windows were then glued in using Devcon 5-minute epoxy which doesn't mar the inside layers of light blocking/reflective paint. It does tend to get on your fingers though which is a real PITA.
For the orange window on each side I overcoated it with Tamiya transparent orange acrylic on the backside. For the two windows on each side with screens behind them I carved away the backing plastic with a dremel router bit and thinned the window pane to about 1/32" thickness in order for the photo-etch screen to be barely visible when backlit:
IMG_4365 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Once the PE screens were cut to the size of the window frames I laid them into the recesses and filled from behind with CA:
IMG_4366 by trekriffic, on Flickr
I then laid down adhesive-backed foil strips to frame the opening and lessen the chance of light bleed:
IMG_4372 by trekriffic, on Flickr
The dorsal halves with windows in place. I made the starboard side match the studio model as far as dark and light window placement; the port side was done with a different pattern since since I do not think it logical to assume that window symmetry would be a requirement on board the Enterprise:
IMG_4361 by trekriffic, on Flickr
I pulled the G and C harnesses from the light kit and followed the instructions to connect the light strip sections using the edge connectors. No matter what I did I just couldn't get them to light using the connectors so I desoldered the wire leads from the connectors and soldered them directly to the strips:
IMG_4373 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Once that was done I peeled the backing tape off the strips and stuck them to the locatios indicated on the top and bottom inside surfaces of the dorsals facing in opposite directions. The tape didn't appear all that strong to me so I first laid a rectangle of double-sided adhesive foam tape down on the hull mounting points before sticking the LED strips to the foam tape. Then I squeezed a nice glob of hot glue on the wires at each end of the strip to provide strain relief for the solder joints and added insurance in case the tape ever gave way.
Here's a light test of the finished dorsal with the wire harnesses for the dorsal and saucer power hanging out:
IMG_4375 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Moving back to the secondary hull, I soldered the wires to the four DC power panel jack contacts and sealed them shrink tubing. Then I packed the jack with Tamiya putty all around makig sure not to get any where the other hull half needed to mate up with it:
IMG_4359 by trekriffic, on Flickr
For the nacelle struts I glued in the black window insert to the outboard halves before laying in two sets of wires and gluing the two halves together for each strut using styrene cement:
IMG_4377 by trekriffic, on Flickr
One thing I notiiced about the strut halves concerned some slight warpage of the parts when I first removed them from the sprue. I had planned to clamp them tight between two lenghts of 2x4 when gluing them together so when the glue dried they'd be flat but I didn't need to do that after all. I surmise that having lain on my worktable in the garage for some weeks where the sun could warm them thru the garage door windows they gradually flattened out on their own. Nice!
The last thing I did Sunday evening was some work on the bussard lighting parts...
I modified the plastic bussard bulbs to allow insertion of clear and colored LEDs inside the bulbs.
This should hopefully translate to a brighter lightshow once the orange coated inner spinner with mirror button and white frosted outer domes are in place. First I snipped off the shaft at the base of each bulb designed to fit into the bulb tower bulkhead. Then I drilled a small hole using a bit in my pinvise before using a round router bit on my battery operated "dremel" to finish the job. Some of the bulbs had air bubbles inside which greatly speeded up the process:
IMG_4370 by trekriffic, on Flickr
After doing about 5 or 6 of these I was able to get an almost perfect fit each time with the Lighthouse LEDs. I'll use a mix of diffuse amber/orange, white, and maybe yellow/gold wide angle and ultrabright LEDs for the 5 always on lights in each bussard and a mix of blue, pink, green, and red lights for the flashers:
IMG_4371 by trekriffic, on Flickr
I hollowed out 22 bulbs in all giving me a few extra in each color as I'm still deciding what mix of colors I want to go with for the flashers. This took about 2 hours to finish as I had to take a break now and then due to finger cramps from holding the bulbs as I worked.
Here's one of the amber/orange LEDs inserted into an amber bulb and powered up:
IMG_4367 by trekriffic, on Flickr
That's it for this update.
Thanks for sticking with me on this build!
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Re: 1/350 TOS Production Enterprise
Looks great, from what I can see of the pics - most of them aren't showing up. It's showing a PhotoBucket "frame image".
Anyhoo, looks like you've got a solid build going. Love that bridge detail!
Its advised that you thoroughly research those from whom you plan to purchase from Garage Kit Manufacturers that you dont know!
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Yesterday I started working with the Miniatronics strobe flasher board and while gluing the incandescent bulbs into the clear kit strobe inserts one of the bulbs burned out. Needless to say, I was a bit disappointed with the fragility of the bulbs and after trying to see if I had any more 1.5 V grain-of-rice bulbs in my stash (I didn't) I changed course and decided to go in a different direction. Using the lighting kit port P's on the Polar Lights board wasn't really an option since one of the ports was bad and just didn't work. I probably could have tried wiring 2 LEDs into one "P" port but, even had that worked, it wouldn't have changed the other thing I didn't like which was the flash rate; It was too slow for what I wanted for my strobes so...
I had purchased a flasher controller online from Modeler's Brand Hobby Supplies for 10 bucks:
Modelman Tom runs the site and he had told me you could run up to something like 20 LEDs wired in parallel off his controller in a variety of modes, flash rates, and brightnesses. So for 10 bucks I thought it sounded like a good deal and went ahead and ordered one to try out.
I hooked it up to an open 12V port on the secondary hull lighting kit PC board and wired it to two LEDs with 510 ohm resistors.
Then I made a video...
It worked great and I am so thankful to Modelman Tom for offering this excellent flasher controller at a very affordable price! I'm just sorry I flubbed his online store's name in my video! It's modelersbrand.com damn it!
Anyway, take it easy everyone and I hope you like the vid.
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 06-05-2013 at 03:56 PM.
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It doesnt say on the website but will tom ship these to the uk ?
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You can email Tom and ask him yourself:
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
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I'm going to be ordering one of those flashers. I was just getting ready to post a question about available flashers down the Model Talk section - but you answered it for me!
Current assignment:
U.S.S. Miranda NCC-1833
Re: 1/350 TOS Production Enterprise
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
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I like the part where it can be plugged into the R2 lighting kit too. That 350th Miranda is going to need strobes, and this is PERFECT.
I'm also paying a lot of attention to how you're mounting the ship on its stand.
Current assignment:
U.S.S. Miranda NCC-1833
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Latest progress...
I am soldering the wire leads to the LED strip lights and sticking them down to foam tape before squirting a glob of hot glue for strain relief at each end:
IMG_4387 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Here's the lower saucer with strips installed. The foil tape covers the smoked plastic unlit windows for added lightblocking:
IMG_4386 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Last night I soldered 30 AWG Kynar wire to two tiny SMD LEDs and taped them into the trench over the center of the shuttle bay using transparent tape:
IMG_4393 by trekriffic, on Flickr
Then I did a light test with just the two SMD LEDs on. I still need to add the 4 LEDs that mount on the perimeter of the back wall to light the sides of the bay and the side gallery windows:
IMG_4390 by trekriffic, on Flickr
The rearmost LED is almost directly beneath the three small spine lights so I'm pretty sure I'll get them to glow too.
IMG_4391 by trekriffic, on Flickr
IMG_4389 by trekriffic, on Flickr
For the gallery windows on the back wall I glued some of the Shadow Casters from the ParaGrafix PE set:
IMG_4392 by trekriffic, on Flickr
I won't be using the two sternmost LED strip lights as most of the windows in that area are not lit. Instead I'll place one 5MM superbright LED in that area
facing the back wall of the bay. It should provide some additional illumination to the bay and really make the figures in the backwall gallery pop!
Last thing for this report...
I wanted the option of showing the bay doors open or closed so I cut out the middle section of bay doors from the "closed" bay door part to use with the "open" door part. The closed door part was thicker than the open door part so I thinned it with my dremel, a seam scraper, and sandpaper before light blocking with black enamel and primer on the inside facing surface. The outside of both parts was painted with my custom hull color mix:
IMG_4396 by trekriffic, on Flickr
That's it for now.
Have a good one!
"I'm afraid the guilty party is in for a very severe punishment."
Last edited by Trekriffic; 06-07-2013 at 10:39 AM.
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Betsy Braddock was a killer. And here amongst a sea of monstrous Brood she was in her element. Nary an X-Man who had encountered them had anything nice to say about the creatures but for Betsy, the British mutant known as Psylocke, the Brood represented something more.
As a telepath, she understood the strength it took to fight off the influence of another mind. As the victim of a body swap, she understood what it was like to feel that your skin was no longer just your own, to drown in the psyche of another, your identity crumbling so slowly, so subtly that you didn't even realise how you had changed, until the outside influence was removed. Betsy had been fortunate that Kwannon had come for her blood when she had. If Betsy didn't act quickly, Rogue wouldn't be so lucky.
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Betsy leapt towards the Brood Queen, using her telekinetic gifts to bolster her jump, she let her katana fade from sight before she landed near Rogue and the Brood Queen, seemingly weaponless and alone. Yet, with a series of subtle hand gestures, she weaved a telekinetic field around them all, separating the Queen from her subjects.
"Let her go, Brood," Psylocke demanded. "Or prepare to die."
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It paused and smiled its awful smile.
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Psylocke could see the Brood was telling the truth. Rogue writhed in pain on the floor, trying to fight off the Queen's influence. Without a second further of hesitation, Betsy made her move. The strike was too swift and too sudden for even the Brood Queen to counter. Betsy's telekinetic katana plunged into the Brood Queen's stomach and her psychic knife, the focused totality of her telepathic powers, slammed straight into Rogue's skull.
Even as her eyes started rolling to the back of her head, Betsy saw the Brood Queen reach out to catch her as she fell, its tendrils caressing her, cradling her as if she were a new born babe. Betsy was drenched in the Brood Queen's blood.
"You cannot beat me, child", it whispered weakly, as an anguished cry echoed from the Brood all around. "I'll have your power too, once I've beaten you both in the mindscape."
Psylocke did not reply as she drifted into Rogue's mind, hoping she had made the right choice.


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My dear sweet grandmother turned 90 this past week and the whole clan descended on Nashville to celebrate! My mother is one of five kids and I myself am one of 13 first cousins and it was a joy for us all to be able to be there! In addition we had second cousins, aunts and uncles, and nieces and nephews from as far away as California all come in to wish her a very happy birthday. It was also the first time Jeff and I'd been back to Tennessee and seen my family since moving out here – what a fun, sweet reunion!
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In which I finally post some pictures from dental prom
(This post is for you, Bri!)
A month ago a bunch of residents went to what the rest of the UW dental school called something more formal like "Winter Gala", but colloquially to us was called "dental prom". I was super excited because it was going to be held at the Seattle Aquarium (octopi! otters!). Clearly based on the photos you can surmise there was an open bar and lots of fun.
We started off the night with dinner at Anthony's on Pier 66 (the Aquarium is on Pier 59, so just a quick walk down).
Not only did we enjoy delicious seafood with great views of Elliot Bay at night, but were treated to the wonderful news that our dear friends Bri and Ian are engaged!!! So happy for them 😀
It was so much fun to have the aquarium to ourselves and we spent a good majority of the night waving at the otters and playing in the tide pools.
Jeff and I spent the days leading up to prom singing excerpts from this song and getting excited – the night did not disappoint! We even won a $50 gift card to our favorite TnT Taqueria in the silent auction. Can't wait for next year 🙂
In which I'm strangely sad about this..
Dear Abby, really the Mrs. Pauline Phillips, died today. I'm strangely sad about this since I always read her advice column after school when I was younger. Mostly because she was right next to the comics, but still, it was a constant in an otherwise chaotic day. Her wit and sense will be missed.
The New York times has a spot on obituary here. Thanks dearest Abby, you were great.
In which it's (my favorite) month of Thanks
Some people love the Fourth of July for her fireworks and hotdogs. Some people can't stand a year without the cold kiss of snowflakes, a Christmas tree and hot chocolate. Others need the sugar rushes of Halloween and Easter.
Me? I can't love Thanksgiving enough. It's all the best parts of Christmas (great food and good football) with none of the drama (what do I buy and for whom?). I can totally get behind a holiday that exists with the sole purpose of celebrating the joyful things in life, no matter how small, and commemorates the moment by eating a large delicious meal. Best. Holiday. Ever.
Goodbye October, welcome November. I can't say November is my absolute favorite – every month (except August) has it's high highs, but it falls in the glorious spectrum of Autumn which is a pretty great season.
I fully realize that thankfulness is a quality I need to exercise more throughout the year. Today though I want to say I'm thankful for Jeff and his willingness to not only move across a continent for me, but put up with my daily quirks and embrace them. I could never have imagined a better teammate.


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What does bipolar mean to me?
Another altered state of being. This state is a disorder of the mood of a person. Rather than having a steady mood with experience of feelings based on reactions to the surrounding environment, the person with bipolar will oscillate between periods of feeling extremely joyous, referred to as mania, and extremely down, referred to as depression. For several weeks the person will feel like they can apply to graduate school, work in a stressful job, get no sleep, rearrange the furniture in the house, form a band, afford a complete drum set, earn a black belt, talk your ear off, and do no wrong. Although that may sound kind of exciting and fun, once the period of exhilarating mania nears its end the person may start exhibiting obvious paranoia and speak of hearing or seeing things that other people do not hear or see. Once the period runs its course and the person reaches sort of the peak of mania, they start the descent. The person, apparently experiencing this descent more quickly than the gradual rise of the mania, suddenly becomes depressed and continues to hear and see things and think that someone is following him or watching him. Eventually, if the right medication, in the right amount, is given to the person, the voices, visions, and paranoia dissipate and go away. And slowly the depression begins to fade, and he starts to feel stable without extremes.
My best friend, my husband, has to deal with this condition. My description of bipolar is what he and our family experienced this past year from around March 2011 to October 2011. His first episode of bipolar occurred in his late teens to early twenties while in college. He was fortunate that his parents found a doctor that found a medication that gave him stability. However every couple of years when his stress increases significantly or his medication interacts with another medication, the extremes return. With the many happenings of family, work, school, and life the symptoms can easily be missed and the mania runs its course and excessive paranoia and hallucinations and depression also return. Today, my husband is feeling better. The mania, excessive paranoia, and hallucinations are gone, but some of the depression has remained. He's able to work and spends time with the family. We're still working on finding a steady middle.
I understand my husband's experience of bipolar is not representative of all person's with bipolar. Each person is unique and not all person's with bipolar experience the condition in the same way. But what is true of any case of bipolar receiving proper diagnosis, treatment, and support can make a person with bipolar disorder's life much easier. Some cases may be more severe than others. My husband is high functioning and is able to live a relatively satisfying life. Some persons with bipolar are not as fortunate and find themselves in and out of psychiatric hospitals or living in state-run hospitals most of their lives. There are possibly numerous variables involved in whether or not the person finds himself high functioning or low functioning, but my opinion is that support and understanding has much to do with it. When a person with bipolar or any mental illness is accepted, and not ostracized, he has a much better chance of managing his symptoms and therefore being more high functioning.
For more information try some of these resources:
Loving Someone with Bipolar Disorder by Julie Fast and John D. Preston
The Bipolar Handbook by Wes Burgess


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Starting XI: Rami Hamadi, Musab Al-Battat, Abdelatif Bahdari, Mohammed Saleh, Alexis Norambuena; Mohammed Darweesh, Pablo Tamburrini; Yashir Pinto Islame (Mahmoud Wadi), Nazmi Albadawi (Jonathan Cantillana), Tamer Seyam (Sameh Maraaba); Khaled Salem (Oday Dabbagh).
Recap: In a lively affair, Palestine began proceedings by pressing the hosts far up the pitch. Their initiative was rewarded with an early corner that resulted in a chance that was nearly steered home in the 6th minute. Three minutes later the Chinese opened the scoring on the other end through a free kick. Feng Xiaoting's looping header settling in the far post much to the chagrin of Palestine's shot stopper Rami Hamadi.
The nature of the goal; Xiaoting beat two defenders to the ball, and the fact that a man on the far post could have cleared the shot, will leave the coaching staff with a lot to think about ahead of the 2019 AFC Asian Cup.
To their credit, Palestine responded well after going down a goal winning a series of set pieces and nearly equalizing through a corner kick that found the forehead of captain Abdelatif Bahdari. For the second straight game, Nazmi Albadawi was lively dictating affairs in the middle of the pitch with the adept support of Pablo Tamburrini and Mohammed Darweesh behind him.
There were moments to forget in the first half as well, Rami Hamadi had to save from close range following Mohammed Saleh's defensive error. In the final stages of the first stanza, a counter attack exposed Palestine and only a last ditch effort from Bahdari prevented what would have been a second goal.
The second half began well for Palestine with Khaled Salem charging down on a counterattack just one minute into proceedings. His choice to shoot instead of pass will and should be questioned as he had Tamer Seyam and Yashir Islame running alongside him.
In the 53rd minute Yan Junling had to tip a long range effort from Mohammed Darweesh.
There was an overwhelming sense that an equalizer would come as the cameras kept cutting to a baffled Marcello Lippi on the sidelines. The breakthrough did indeed arrive; in the form of a brilliant through pass from Alexis Norambuena that sprung Yashir Islame for his sixth international goal.
Palestine proceeded to defend the lead adeptly over the next half an hour as they continued to rack up corner kicks and half chances. In the end, they had a credible draw against an established Asian side and a significant boost with just 47 days until their Asian Cup opener against Syria.
What I liked: This was a solid performance- perhaps the best under the auspices of Noureddine Ould Ali- the national team won a slew of corners and generally avoided the sloppy play that mired their previous game against Pakistan. Palestine isn't a team used to rescuing points from a losing position so the fight displayed throughout the game was nice to see against a physical opponent.
What I didn't like: Starting with Khaled Salem. With all due respect to the season he is having in the WBPL, the 29 year old's decision making and finishing has been suspect whilst with the national team. That was on display again today. I don't understand why a forward with proven goalscoring ability in Europe (Saleh Chihadeh) was not given a real chance to show what he can do, especially since he won't be able to join the pre-Asian Cup camp until at least December 16th.
Calming Effect: The game, and more importantly, the performance should allay fears about the team's preparedness and the ability of Noureddine Ould Ali who has been oft criticized by the fans.
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Since You're Here: Ongoing financial support from our readers means I can continue publishing stories, tracking statistics, and making Photoshop artwork. Football Palestine is editorially independent – the journalism is free from commercial bias and not influenced by the FA or any ulterior motives.
With the Asian Cup fast approaching, your support can ensure that we bring live, high quality coverage of the national team as they attempt to make history.
If everyone who follows us on social media donated we can reach our goal and enable Football Palestine to be in the UAE for the Asian Cup. For as little as $1, you can support Football Palestine (by clicking on the link below) – and it only takes a minute. Thank you.
What's Next: Palestine will camp in Morocco from December 2nd. A squad of 30 players is expected to participate.


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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Fluttering Mojo
Mojo Monday sketch this week. So many things you can do with it. Since my butterfly die was still out I used it again...sorry! It's now put away so it won't appear on cards for a while LOL!
I used Recollections DP from Michael's, giggled with glee as I used my lacy square nestie again (told you this could become my next addiction LOL!) and added a simple sentiment tag with a button. Love the crisp look the white outlining gives this card.
Things may get a bit quiet around here for the next few weeks as I'm gearing up for a craft fair at our school at the end of this month, and the kids get a four day weekend with Remembrance Day on Thursday and a Pro D Day on Friday. It's going to be a busy weekend keeping them busy LOL!
Thanks for popping in and I'll be back tomorrow with my Color Dare card.
What's In It?
Stamps: (SU) Fancy Flexible Phrases
Paper: Recollections DP, Really Rust, Tan,
Accessories: (SU) Sizzex Butterfly Die, Lacy Square and Square Nesties, 5/8" Saffron Satin Ribbon, Buttons, Half Pearls, Glue Dots, Dimensionals
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- Vicki Burdick said...
Such a cutie!! I love those nesties, I need to get them!!
- November 9, 2010 at 12:48 PM
- Benzi said...
I love your lacy nestie, too. I need/want it. LOL You've used such nice, rich colors on this gorgeous card. Love it! Enjoy the long weekend with your kids!!!
- November 9, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Andrea Ewen said...
I get it...trade the butterfly addiction for the Lacey Circles addiction...Sounds good to me! Although I do love butterflies, especially the vibrant ones you use on your cards :)
Love the wonderful contrasting colors on this one, you're right, that white outline goes perfectly with the darker papers! Gorgeous card, my dear!
- November 9, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- ChristineCreations said...
Oh what a pretty combination of colors and that sheet of patterned paper Marisa!
- November 9, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- Laural-Lee said...
What a fabulous card using such strong colours. The yellow ribbon really brings it all together.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend with your kids. Reminds me that I have to see whether the kids have Friday off or not as well.
- November 9, 2010 at 2:07 PM
- .adri. said...
Beautiful card and definitely a great sketch! :o) And I absolutely love the way you added the message!
Hope you have a great time with the craft fair!
- November 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Wanda Cullen said...
Those lacey Nesties are REALLY cool! Am thinking they will be on my wish list soon - lol! Enjoy all your fun family activities!
- November 9, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Christina said...
You do such beautiful things with this butterfly die, I never get tired of seeing it! I love the warm tones on this one, and the white borders really add a crisp, clean feel. Lovely work!
- November 9, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- Betty Wright said...
Gorgeous colors and blend of patterns to go with you beautiful layered butterfly, Marisa! Yes, I cannot get enough of the lacy nesties, either! Lovely card!
- November 9, 2010 at 6:28 PM
- Maureen said...
Oh, what yummy colours today...and who would argue about seeing another gorgeous butterfly? Hang in this week :) Oh, I wish we had an extra day...but for different reasons ;) Enjoy your time together :)
- November 9, 2010 at 7:28 PM
- Emily Keaton said...
These colors are yummy! (Oh, I see that one of your other commenters used that word, too. But it's so true!!) Your lacy nestie looks fantastic. I can see why you might get so easily addicted LOL!!!
- November 9, 2010 at 8:16 PM
- uniqu3scrapper said...
super cute.. I see you love butterflies! :)
- November 9, 2010 at 8:40 PM
Oh I love the colours on this one Marisa, they're so luxurious! the butterfly is a beautiful die so don't hide it away for too long!
- November 10, 2010 at 12:56 AM
- Lynn Put said...
Oooo what a fabulous card! I love these colors and patterns with the layered butterfly!
- November 10, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- Unknown said...
Beautiful, Marisa! Love the rich colors here!
- November 10, 2010 at 4:13 PM
- Andrea Ewen said...
Congrats on being a finalist with this card over at Mojo!
- November 11, 2010 at 1:07 PM


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NASA has recently spotted layers of water molecules on the moon's surface by the spacecraft Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The LRO has observed water molecules moving around during dayside on Moon. It was astonishing as scientists thought that the Moon was dry and arid, water only exists in the form of shaded craters near the poles.
According to the paper published in Geophysical Research Letters, The instrument Lyman Alpha Mapping Project (LAMP) was responsible for measuring sparse layer of molecules temporarily stuck to the Moon's surface, which helped to measure lunar hydration, changes over the course of a day.
Scientists have discovered surface water in sparse populations of molecules bound to the lunar soil, or regolith. But, the amount and locations were found to vary based on the time of day. The lunar water is more common at higher latitudes and tends to bounce around when the temperature of surface soars up.
Earlier the scientists had assumed that hydrogen ions in the solar wind may be the source of most of the Moon's surface water. But when the Moon passes behind the Earth and is shielded from the solar wind, the "water spigot" should necessarily turn off.
Surprisingly, the water identified by LAMP does not decrease when the Moon is shielded by the Earth and the region influenced by its magnetic field, suggesting water builds up over time, rather than "raining" down directly from the solar wind.
John Keller, LRO deputy project scientist from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland said, "The study is an important step in advancing the water story on the Moon and is a result of years of accumulated data from the LRO mission".
Dr. Kurt Retherford, the principal investigator of the LAMP instrument from Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas addressed, "This is an important new result about lunar water, a hot topic as our nation's space program returns to a focus on lunar exploration. We recently converted the LAMP's light collection mode to measure reflected signals on the lunar dayside with more precision, allowing us to track more accurately where the water is and how much is present."
"These results aid in understanding the lunar water cycle and will ultimately help us learn about the accessibility of water that can be used by humans in future missions to the Moon," said lead author Amanda Hendrix, a senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute and lead author of the paper.
"Lunar water can potentially be used by humans to make fuel or to use for radiation shielding or thermal management; if these materials do not need to be launched from Earth, that makes these future missions more affordable," she added.
Published Research: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1029/2018GL081821


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- ChandyRae
- I know it's early to be thinking about all this, but I remember that I took baby aspirin for my next pregnancy after my first two miscarriages... and now that baby is a healthy 3-year old. I think I'd like to do that again the next time I get pregnant, but I don't remember when I started taking it (ovulation or closer to testing?) or when I stopped (a couple months?). Anyone know?
I'm also wondering if anyone has had any experience and/or luck with progesterone supplements. My doctor had me come in to check it right away with Daniel, but my levels were okay at that point. How and when do you get it checked? Thanks.
- countrycutieluv
- Progesterone is checked at or around day 21.Its a blood draw.I myself just started progesterone otc supplement I started at day 14.I don't know about the baby aspirin.
I am so sorry about everything.I sure hope we can both get everything straight though.
- countrycutieluv
- Oh and the progesterone supplement is from day 14 to AF or after first trimester of pregnancy!
- ~Kelli~
- have you seen your OB or an RE yet? after my 3 early mc's I went to my OB who sent me to an RE--
I was started on clomid to help things out-- i was ovulating bc I was getting pg (had 2 healthy boys too) but wasnt staying pg-- my prog was always ok too--
the re started the clomid and monitored, and I ended up having another mc while there-- my prog was OK-- but they were thinking i was having egg quality issues at 32
clomid at 150 and an IUI got my pg with miss lyla
to your original q-- they started me on baby aspirin once I got pg....
- Oreo
- I've never done the aspirin or the progesterone. I'd think that a consult appt. with your doctor or a referral to an RE would be a good idea to help get a handle on all the questions.
Good Luck! Sorry I'm not more help.
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Iceland has long been a coveted destination for people who enjoy the written word. The country is known for its rich storytelling culture going back to the 12th century when the first sagas were told. Iceland has one of the highest book publishing and book writing rates in the world – in fact, 1 in 10 Icelanders will publish a book at some point in their lives!
Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, was the first non-native English speaking UNESCO City of Literature when it was named in 2011. Among Icelanders, there is a great respect for the written word and those who have writing as an occupation. As a creative and dynamic culture, literature is one dimension that Icelanders can choose to explore their imagination in order to take part in the country's famous storytelling culture.
The island itself has also been said to be extremely inspirational on its own. From waterfalls to glaciers to the famous northern lights, Iceland's nature leaves creative souls awe-struck and inspired to create their next work.


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For the past year, we Little Sisters of the Poor have been celebrating the 150th anniversary of our congregation's arrival in the United States.
Business was good. So good, in fact, that the family company had become one of the largest breweries in New England, producing 300,000 barrels a year and supporting two generations of Geisels in Springfield, Mass.


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Step one: People decide that they want to buy a home.
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It's this period where brokers and lenders only enjoy a very miniscule amount of time to lock in potential borrowers.
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This week's factsheet uses data from United Wholesale Mortgage and Michigan State University to show what potential homebuyers think when shopping for a mortgage.
And it doesn't hurt that HousingWire Senior Art Director Rosangel Torres designed it to be Red, White and Blue just in time for the Fourth of July!
Enjoy the holiday and here's this week's factsheet.
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