11, 2003, to Majeski, discloses an apparatus for manufacturing a plurality of cores from a workpiece. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a support structure for supporting the workpiece. A cutting assembly includes an arbor with a plurality of cutting blades spaced equidistant apart. Either one, or both, of the support structure and the cutting assembly may be moved toward the other, such that the cutting assembly engages the workpiece. As the cutting assembly engages the workpiece to cut the workpiece, the workpiece is rotated so that the blades of the cutting assembly cut the workpiece into the plurality of cores.
As discussed above, the above art is complicated and does not provide an axially moveable chuck to rotate the material in conjunction with a laterally moveable cutting element.Woman who drank toxic tea hopes restaurants reform

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah woman who nearly died after unknowingly drinking iced tea mixed with chemicals spoke publicly for the first time on Friday, describing the incident that she hopes is a wake-up call for restaurants.

“It was a fire that was just, it was just all-consuming in my mouth,” Jan Harding, 67, told reporters Friday afternoon.

Harding spent almost two weeks in a Salt Lake City hospital after drinking a single sip of sweetened iced tea on Aug. 10 at Dickey’s Barbecue in South Jordan, a Salt Lake City suburb.

She spit out the tea and tried to rinse her mouth with water as she was taken to a hospital, but Harding said the rinsing and spitting hurt too bad.

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