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Open Question: What is the pressure on the walls enclosing a wind tunnel?

The wind tunnel is constructed with an enclosed cubic test section such that the test section is 1.5m x 1.5m x 1.5m. The top, bottom, and side walls of the test section are made out of square steel-reinforced plexiglass panels. The lab area outside the test has pressure Patm=101,325 N/m^2 and density of 1.225 kg/m^3. Can the test section withstand a compressive overall force of 30,000N? Other Details- Vi= 15 m/s Ti= 270K density= 1.225kg/m^3 Ai= 15m^2 I got that the velocity of the airflow inside the test section should be 100 m/s. Then from that I know I can calculate the pressure inside the test section. I know the pressure inside the test section will be less too. Do I just find the difference between the pressure and sum up remaining pressures pushing on the outside of the box that were not canceled out? Thanks more

Open Question: Where can I order plexiglass?

i've posted this q twice b/c i'm not sure which section would give the best answers. more

Open Question: Where can i order a custom cut of plexiglass?

i've posted this q twice b/c i'm not sure which section would give the best answers.like ACE hardware? more

Resolved Question: snake cage questions?

I am building a snake cage for my coastal carpet python. I am building it mostly out of wood. But the glass part of the cage, I am thinking of getting the glass in plexiglass. Which is cheaper plexi glass or regular glass. Also which should i use for my cage can i use regular glass for it. Thanks.I am not building on that is one you can buy from the store. I am building a 8 foot long cage. I have looked that up and the same cage bought is about 600-800 dollars. I am only going to spend about 2-3 hundred making it. more

Voting Question: How can I find the net income of a corporation with information solely based on the balance sheet?

This is an example from my accounting textbook (Warren's Financial/Managerial Accting) Plexiglass Interiors Balance Sheet November 20, 2010 Assets Cash$280,925 Accounts Receivable117,375 Supplies7,500 Total assets$405,800 Liabilities Accounts Payable$49,800 Stockholders' equity Capital Stock$50,000 Retained Earnings306,000 Total stockholders' equity$356,000 Total liabilities and Stockholders' equity $405,800 The answer they have is 136,275. However, there's no explaination to how they found the answer. Please help me!! Thanks :)This is an example from my accounting textbook (Warren's Financial/Managerial Accting) Plexiglass Interiors Balance Sheet November 20, 2010 Assets Cash $280,925 Accounts Receivable 117,375 Supplies 7,500 Total assets $405,800 Liabilities Accounts Payable $49,800 Stockholders' equity Capital Stock $50,000 Retained Earnings 306,000 Total stockholders' equity $356,000 Total liabilities and Stockholders' equity $405,800 no additional capital stock was issue and no dividends were paid. The answer they have is 136,275. However, there's no explaination to how they found the answer. Please help me!! Thanks :) more

Voting Question: How do I put plexiglass on the xbox 360's side (full answers)?

What tool do I get to do this(dremel??) and how do I order the plexiglass and how do install the plexiglass(hot glue??)? If its a dremel then can you suggest the best cheap one because Im not gonna use it for something big, just little hacks like this. By cheap I mean something from 10-40 bucks. Lowest prices first. I need some full answers please. Thanks more

Voting Question: plexiglass on speedometer is foggy!?

i just bought a used 2003 eclipse GT and it has some fog on the speedometer, i researched and it said isopropyl alcohol cleans it off, but it doesnt. i tried it plenty of times. it is splotchy and fogged up and i cant find out how to get it to come off. any other suggestions? more

Resolved Question: Will Lowes cut plexiglass that I bring in?

My local Lowes says that they will cut plexiglass, but I forgot to ask if they'd only cut it if I bought it there. So..since their plexiglass isn't cheap, I want to bring in plexiglass I got from another place and have them cut it...will they? more

Resolved Question: Dreaming of opening an underwater jazz restaurant?

details: Pretty big underwater restaurant with 2 floors, a bar on each floor. There will be a stage where the band will play. The place will have a fancy air to it, not like a shack on the side of the road. The walls and celing will be composed entirely of plexiglass, but with steel frames to support the structure. Air-conditioning and electricity are a must. Now: the questions: I have many questions to ask about bringing this dream into reality. You can answer any of them, multiple ones or all of them (please), but the one who answers the best and most informative will get best answer. Bottom line: numbers please, none of this 'A lot' stuff. 1. How much do you think the grand total would be (staff, construction, furnishing, food & drinks, band, air conditioning and electricity, ect.)? 2.Now that you have all the details, how much do you think the average, high and low food cost should be? 3.how deep underwater should this be (I want the place to have a 'midnight visit to the bar' look)? 4. Where should this be placed (a lot of fish and wildlife, and a native tongue of English is neccessary)? Thanks so much in advance!Also: 5. Is advertising neccessary, or will the building advertise itself? If advertising should be used, what should the budget be?lol its gonna be MUCH more than 1 million more

Resolved Question: 10 inch subs in my car?

i have a new car with a good stereo system and i was thinking about buying this enclosed 10 inch sub from the pawn shop....i didnt see a brand name on it but it it silver with plexiglass on the front where the speaker is....the sub itself is 45$ and tht is no problem for me 2 buy but the bad part is that it is JUST the sub, no cords or amp. first off is it worth the 45$ for just the sub? and how much would a 600 watt amp cost me to buy?i forgot to mention that the sub is only a single speaker sub more

Resolved Question: Would this sound good?

ok so i know alot about car audio but i was just woundering if i build a box for 3 12s RF p3s with a t-1500 with the two outside chambers ported and coverd in plexiglass for DEEP low bass and the center chamber sealed for vibrations and SQ? would it be bassass? i got a box i built already all ported and plexi and im hitting 133.2dBs but some of the bass notes my subs dnt hit its only like 45Hz and lower more

Resolved Question: what should i use to cover my beer cap beer pong table?

im building an 8'x2' beer pong table and the top will be completely covered in beer caps. im trying to find something clear that will go on top of the caps. i was thinking plexiglass but getting a cut that big is looking to be really expensive and hard to find. i read something about a pour on gloss resin but i'm not sure which one to use and if i do use that will the balls be able to bounce on that surface? so its has to be clear and the balls have to be able to bounce... more

Resolved Question: How do you remove adhesive residue from a white plexiglass table?!?!?

Resolved Question: Where can I buy red plexiglass for cheap?

I'm 13, I don't have much resources. Or money. help would be nice more

Voting Question: shaping Plexiglass for a project?

im working on a paintball project that requires me to mold Plexiglass, anyone have any ideas? more

Voting Question: building fish tank need some advice?

ok i already posted this b4 about wat material but i would also like to know wat wouldnt break as easy between my materials. plexiglass or the normal glass?? i would like somthing very durable and somthing that wouldnt break, and if i use plexiglass how thick would it need to be? and if i use glass how thick would that need to be?? and how should i mold them together? should i use silicone?? and say i make the tank 3 feet tall should i make it really thick?? let me know EVERYTHING that i need to know. even things that i did not ask for please. and thanks more

Resolved Question: whats the best material for a fish tank?

ok so heres the thing. i had an idea of making a bigger fish tank for my fish and i was wondering wat would be best? plexiglass or actual glass? unless if there is a better material let me know. plus this tank is probably gonna be a few 100 gallons like possibly 300-500 it actually depends, but i am a very well skilled constructor and engenieer so i will have no problem making this, but i was wondering wat would be the best material for it. thanks for your answers more

Voting Question: what to use for a beer pong table?

I making a beer pong table that's hollow so I can put stuff in it and then I was going to put plexiglass over top of it. unfortunately, after I put on the plexiglass, the pong balls will not bounce on it. does anyone have any suggestions? glass would be to heavy. thanks! more

Resolved Question: How do I frost plexiglass (acrylic) by sanding?

I'm sanding my plexiglass to give it a frost diffused look, but i'm not sure if i'm doing it right. I'm getting all these scratch lines. How exactly do I do it? What kind of sandpaper should I use? I have a sheet of 400, 600, and 1500. more

Resolved Question: How To Build And Were To Buy Plexiglass For The Walk On Water Illusion?

I Am An Illusionist,And I Am Going To Buy Plexiglass Were Can I Buy Clear Plexiglass...And I Need To Know Were To Buy Them And How To Build Plexiglass Platforms? more

Voting Question: Question about bandpass subs?

I have a pair of 12 inch Dual bandpass subs. The model is XiNBP212 and are rated at 1200 watts each. They have a plexiglass cover in front of them so if I took that off, would the subs sound better? more

Resolved Question: Where can i find plexiglass like this to make a turtle basking area?

http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://www.koiphen.com/forums/attachment.php%3Fattachmentid%3D280850%26stc%3D1%26d%3D1227453942&imgrefurl=http://www.koiphen.com/forums/showthread.php%3F88391-Yellow-Eared-Slider-Turtle&usg=__9G7zoE_aK7mncCyhFcCADT7S0qM=&h=750&w=1000&sz=132&hl=en&start=15&sig2=n-YH6K5AX7DIHipRmA0-6Q&tbnid=F1lVaNUa4BJ2OM:&tbnh=132&tbnw=173&ei=wdhgTPThDMGblgfG44XrCQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dabove%2Btank%2Bbasking%2Barea%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D607%26tbs%3Disch:10%2C466&um=1&itbs=1&iact=rc&dur=277&oei=tthgTPmzMcH48Abe_KSVCQ&esq=2&page=2&ndsp=18&ved=1t:429,r:7,s:15&tx=71&ty=66&biw=1280&bih=607 i want to make a canopy for my tank.. the front will be exposed with the plexiglass.. where in toronto can i buy some.. i need it 8"x70" roughly more

Resolved Question: where can i find plexiglass like this to make a turtle basking area?

Resolved Question: Is there a product to place under a 10 gal aquarium to protect furniture from scratches/water drips?

Buying a new chest of drawers for my son & he'll have a 10 gal salt water tank sitting on it. I've thought of plexiglass but the shape of the dresser isn't exactly rectangular & I thought maybe there was some type of water proof mat, but can't find anything. more

Voting Question: is it ok to put a under the tank heater underneath wood?

my tank is all wood with a plexiglass screen on the front so is it ok to put the under the tank heat pads underneath the wood? please help with this one... ps its for my baby milk snake more

Resolved Question: Furniture photography question: how do I eliminate shadows under the crib?

I have to photograph some cribs (and other nursery furniture) for a client. I need your help in figuring out how to eliminate the shadows under the crib, so I can isolate the product shots on a white background with as little Photoshop post-processing as possible. I am using a white muslin background and have illuminated the background enough to make it as white as possible. My problem is the floor. The crib's shadows are falling on the floor and I don't know how to eliminate them, without somehow lighting the crib from underneath. One way is to put the whole crib on a plexiglass sheet and light the sheet from underneath. That will remove the shadows but it's too cumbersome. Besides, in this setup, the background doesn't come out as white, since the plexiglass platform will be raised, which puts a break in the seamlessness of the background. Please help me figure out what studio/lighting setup I need in order to photograph cribs (and other furniture pieces), so that the shadows under the furniture are eliminated. Of course I realize that I can isolate the photos in Photoshop in post processing but I want to minimize the time spent on post processing. I also realize that shadows under the furniture make it look real but the client wants the crib shots completely isolated on white. It gives them more flexibility in using the product shots in other marketing material with different-colored backgrounds. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Note: I am using continuous light (fluorescent) softboxes to light the crib. I am not experienced with strobes.Note: many cribs are completely white and don't make hard and clear edges, especially against a well-lit white muslin background. Isolating them in Photoshop is rather time-consuming. more

Resolved Question: What is the most bendable plastic or glass?

I need to know for a project I am working on. It is supposed to go over a picture, thin enough so that you can bend it without breaking. I have already looked up Plexiglass and Lexan but from what I have read those will not bend to well without heat, please correct me if I am wrong about this. Thank you to everyone who answers, I appreciate it! more

Resolved Question: What material should i use?

I'm trying to make what is essentially a cone shape out of a see-through material. It has to be a tough material meaning if i drop it, it wont break but i also want the tip of the cone to be sharp enough to say... mark up some wood. Also, I want it to be able to withstand metal gliding or plating. Since material of this type wont be found in a cone shape, it has to be a material i can shape into a cone myself. I have looked at artificial sapphire but that isn't easily shaped nor is it very tough. I've looked into plexiglass but can that withstand plating and how easy is it to mold? All help is appreciated.I'm willing to spend a good amount and I will be working with gold when plating. I am trying to get the coloration here so i'm not worried about that but I was worried about the plastic not being able to withstand the acid. And by sapphire being not hard enough what I mean was although its hardness is 2nd only to diamond, it cracks more easily then glass. Adding a diamond tip or something is a very good idea, is resin easy to work with and is it durable?Sorry I forgot to add that it will have approximately a 1.5 inch height with a 1.25 inch base so not very big. The wood example was just that, I don't actually intend to scrape up some wood with this I just want it to be able to stay in one piece without bending or becoming misshapen were it to be under that stress. more

Resolved Question: I'm using plexiglass for the windows in my dollhouse. What kind of glue should I use.?

Resolved Question: Where can I buy plexiglass picture frames?

I work in a school and I want to hang pictures but, it should they fall I don't want it to be glass and have it preak. Is there any thin glass (or something like it) picture frames? Where can I buy them? more

Resolved Question: me and my friends have decided to make a one man submarine and i have a few questions?

we really only plan on 25 feet under max depth. So would going about 25 feet down require us to pressurize the cabin? how much PSI would i need at 25 feet? Is 1/4 inch plexiglass thick enough for 25 feet? We are planning on building this submarine inside a 55 gallon steel drum would this barrel crush under the pressure? also how much weight would it require to be neutrally buoyant? more

Voting Question: is the reason that drummers are placed behind plexiglass to prevent people from firing at them?

why is it only the drummer that is protected with bullet proof glass? do people kill drummers more often than the other band members? i have seen only drummers behind the bullet proof glass. i do not understand why they need bulllet protection more

Resolved Question: how do I remove cured solvent ink from plexiglass?

Resolved Question: What thickness plexiglass would I need for a light box?

I'm going to be doing some amateur screen printing but don't know what thickness plexiglass I will need for the top. It's not like its going to be holding up that much weight but I don't exactly want it to be fragile. also is there a certain type that i need to get? I need to make sure it doesn't filter out UV light although I'm fairly certain most don't. more

Resolved Question: I want a clear whiteboard in my room, should I use Plexiglass?

I am thinking about putting a plexiglass board over my bed to doodle on, should I use plexiglass? Also what markers should I use and how should I clean it. more

Voting Question: I am looking at purchasing a drumset for our church...any suggestions?

We are a pentecostal church, so we play our music pretty loud. We have our drums in a plexiglass cage that is open on the back half of the top. Also, we mic our drums to enhance the sound and help out with recording our music. Our price range is about 3K dollars. We will probably be transfering most of the cymbals from our old set. We are looking at Sonar and Mapex drums, but we are open to any and all suggestions. We want a set that just sounds GREAT, no matter the name!! more

Voting Question: How do can I make a Riot Shield for Airsoft?

I don't know what to make it out of, how much would that big of a sheet of plexiglass cost? Or how much would other materials cost? more

Resolved Question: Can you glue plexiglass to fiberglass?

I poked a couple of small holes in my fiberglass 5th. wheel. Would like to cover the holes with small plexiglass squares.. What would be the best way to do this? more

Resolved Question: Does acrylic (plexiglass) warp in the sun?

I heard from a hardware store worker that plexiglass warps in the sun. Is he correct? more

Voting Question: what type of glue is safe for my tank?

i have a red eared slider and im making a homemade basking area with plexiglass and was wondering what type of glue would be safe for her? and what type of glue is strong enough to hold? she is 4 to 5 inches and im not sure of how much she weighs. more

Resolved Question: any ideas what types of companies throw away large pieces of plexiglass?

4'x6' more

Resolved Question: Did you know you can shorten the life of your LCD monitors real fast?

Just keep poking at your screen and sliding your finger around on it. That distortion you see is not there to impress you. That's the liquid that you are going to be draining out of the screen soon enough. One too many pokes or rubs will rupture the screen. It will dribble all out and you will wonder what a cheap monitor you had. Here's a suggestion - Cover it with plexiglass. Works fine and you can a longer lasting screen.Augi, You're welcome.Cupcake, You get the gist.gtggaddi, Duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ! infinity ! Thank you very much ... theres folks that don't know !Ron, As the prompt requires a 'yes' or 'no' then it still is a question. more

Resolved Question: What can i put inside a computer case to make it fish safe?

I'm taking on a project. I have a old computer case (taken out all the parts) that i want to covert into a fishtank. What would be good to put inside and keep metal out of way. (also needs to block the wholes) Also where can i get plexiglass cheap?What do you suggest to sercure the stuff together. more

Resolved Question: how thick of plexiglass should i use for 48 x 72 inches marker board?

i do not want the board to be flimsy or more when i push on it to write. i am putting a metal from around it and will use it on an easelalso how thick if used lexan polycarbonate more

Resolved Question: Is it legal in NSW Australia to use perxpex for a ute's rear window?

My son is fixing up a 1970 Ford Ute and needs a rear window. Would it be legal to use Perxpex or Plexiglass or similar plastic? more

Resolved Question: What do you think of this prologue?

This is the first time I've ever tried writing one...I would like you to be completely honest with me on it. I'm a big girl, I can take it. :) P.S. I know Y!A has some problem with paragraphs...they got screwed up. November 2011 Underneath Berlin, Germany “Congratulations, men, on our first successful procedure,” congratulated American scientist Dr. Howard Blakely. His colleagues were gathered around his computer, which carefully monitored his experiment’s vitals. Separated by a plexiglass wall, Experiment number fifty seven was just waking up. German scientist Dr. Hans Vorlich watched with almost giddy excitement. “She is doing better than any of her predecessors. We may have done it this time, Blakely.” Experiment Fifty Seven sat up woozily, still shaking off the effects of the anesthetic. She looked around with a confused face. This was not her original hospital room. This one had a huge glass mirror on it, and three blank white walls. She scrunched the thin cream colored sheet on her cot. Getting up, she looked at herself in the mirror, seeming more and more confused. Instead of her eyes being warm, chocolate brown, they were sunflower yellow. Her hair was gone. It had been shaved to prepare for her scheduled surgery to remove her brain tumor. Now the stubble seemed orange instead of warm honey blonde. Behind the fake mirror, one of the Asian doctors watched with no expression. “I wonder how long it will take her to figure out that we did more than just remove that tumor.” Dr. Blakely pressed his lips together. “Watch and wait, my friend, watch and wait. Experiment Fifty Seven has come farther than any of our other subjects preceding her.” In the white room, the experiment in question was still gazing at what she saw to be a mirror, trying to figure out why she looked different. She cracked her knuckles, her signal nervous trait, and noticed that her fingernails were longer, and more pointed. She felt her ears. They too seemed more pointed. She heard a faint click, and her ears swiveled to the noise. Things were starting to fall into place. Panicky, walked over to her bed. She looked at a random spot in the ceiling. “Where am I?” she shouted at the empty walls. “What did you guys do!? Where’s my mom?” A French doctor sighed and looked away from the panicky girl. “Here we go…” she said. Experiment Fifty Seven began walking around the room, searching for a way out. Walking, jogging, now running around, desperately looking for an escape. “Please? Where’s my mom? Can I go home?” she called, over and over again. The French doctor looked strained. “Don’t do this to her!” The French doctor begged Dr. Blakely, who was at the controls. “Do you her to self-destruct? Do you want her to end up like the other fifty six subjects before her?” Dr. Blakely inhaled through his nose, watching the panicked girl run around at dizzying, panicked speed. “Fine, fine. We will tell her. She survived this long. Just hope this one doesn’t self destruct like the others after she knows.” He pulled a microphone near to his mouth. “Sarah, this is Dr. Howard. How are you feeling, dear?” he said in a kind voice. “What did you do to me? I’m different! Where’s mom? What’s wrong with my ears?” Sarah pounded these questions at Dr. Blakely rapid fire, her voice high and thin. “Sarah, calm down. You will damage your stitches,” Dr. Blakely said in the same soothing voice, “ We did some extra things to you while you were under. Those things have made you a better human, Sarah. You have superior sight and hearing now. You won’t have to worry about that tumor, either. Its gone.” “I want my mom.” She said, her voice watery and scared. “I didn’t want this weird stuff. Let me go home.” “I’m afraid we can’t do that, Sarah. You see, your mother thinks you died during surgery. Brain surgery is quite tricky, I’m afraid.” “NO!” Sarah shouted, pounding on the wall she was nearest to. “Let me go with my mom!” Her eyes began to fill with tears. Back in the control room, the French doctor frowned and gripped the back of a chair so hard her knuckles turned white. “Stop being cruel. This wasn’t what I was told was going to happen. Let her see her mother.” Dr. Blakely smiled cruelly. “Sorry, Giana, but this is the way it has to be. We can’t send her out in public like that. It wouldn’t be good for us.” The French woman glared angrily at the American scientist, speechless with rage. “You used me!” was all she could think of to say. “You used me to alter a little girl and tell her mother that we failed as surgeons!” Blakely waved her off. “This is for the good of man, Giana. Remember that.” The French doctor pointed a furious finger at the little girl crying in the white room. “That is nothing towards the good of man.” She hissed. “That is the cruel treatment of a young girl with too much on her plate already!” Dr. Blakely ignored her and presses a button on the keyboard of his computer. A little redThe book as a whole is about when humans forget about morals in their quest to create more and more superior human beings. It backfires, and the strong, smart experiments exact revenge. Thats the jist of it anyway. more

Resolved Question: What type of glass doesn't reflect or absorb uvc, uva, uvb rays?

What type of glass doesn't reflect or absorb uvc, uva, uvb rays? I know that tanning beds use plexiglass. What type of plexiglass do they use?I would like to know what type of glass doesn't reflect or absorb uvc, uva, uvb rays? I know that tanning beds use plexiglass. What type of plexiglass do they use? I'm doing a school project and need to find a strong glass that uvc rays can penetrate through with minimal refection from the glass! more

Resolved Question: Is the "office powerpath" a very obvious phony who is there on sufferance ?

<From an interview with the artist Your paintings have a very physical presence. Physical experience is something I aim for in my paintings. The act of painting itself is very physical and my movements are determined my physical size and capabilities: Large sweeping movements and small ones, quick or soft to determine the patterns and forms that emerge. To this is added the action of the materials as I mix oil paints and water. Yes, this is what gives us the impression that the paintings have to some degree painted themselves. I mix the oils in different solutions and the choice of colours is also very important. Lately I have been using colour scales of the same colour. These can nonetheless be very varied to provide a chromatic depth to the paintings. This also accounts for the clear gradations that appear when I start to agitate the mixtures on the surface of the painting. I also use a lot of water. The plexiglass has sides glued onto the main surface so as to form a shallow tray when it is laid down on the floor. With the liquid mixture floating in this tray the slightest difference in the level of the floor starts to affect the painting as the water, which is heavier, collects in the lowest places. How much do you then intervene in the process? I see myself as a gardener who sets something growing and then tries to tend it as best he can. I assist the painting in its own growth and do not need to have absolute control. Each movement is determined by the one before and forms a web of strokes on the surface of the painting. There are no plans or sketches, nothing is predetermined except the size, the colours and the materials used. The painting on which I work is actually the backside of the painting as it will be exhibited. I don't see the final painting until it as finished and I can watch it as a spectator, a perspective totally different from the one that is involved in making the painting. The actual mounting is really part of the work, is it not? When it is mounted on the wall the side that I worked on is turned to the wall and the white wall - a neutral space, nothing - reflects light though the semi-transparent painting. The image appears as shadows reflected from the white wall, reflections of nothing which nonetheless can define it. The Chinese think of the white paper and nothing, an emptiness, and define it as space in a few strokes. I want my paintings to have this association with emptiness and light, to grow in the light. I think of a comment from Jean Arp about the Concrete artists: "These artists do not want to copy nature. They do not wish to reproduce but to produce. They wish to produce as a plant wish produces a fruit and is unable to produce a still life, a landscape, or a nude." So the title of the exhibition in Hafnarborg is a kind of manifesto, is it? I wish to emphasise that the creation of the painting and the painting itself are physical processes. That is why I describe my method in such detail. The physical gestures are synonymous with the thought that goes into the painting, they are the thoughts. In the case of the larger paintings I am even standing in the painting as I am working on it, so my whole posture and every movement enters into it. The movement is thought and the though is like a movement, a gesture which accomplishes meaning, and this is really just an illustration of being in the world is like. The philosopher Merleau-Ponty always insisted on this gestural perspective on our being saying: "We must ... avoid saying that our body is in space or in time. It inhabits space and time." The actions of the painter exemplify this. Merleau-Ponty's work on the phenomenology of perception turns on the idea of the "body subject", the imbodied subject. Yes, he insists that we cannot separate our percieved world and our perspectival placement in it from our idea of ourself. We are not abstract beings looking out from someplace inside our heads through our eyes into the world. Instead we are always engaged with the world. The outcome of my work is that each viewer sees in effect his own aesthetic solution to his own situation. I myself am most pleased when the paintings surprise me and that is one reason why I work with the insoluable elements of oil and water. So that is also why you relinguish some of the intellectual and aesthetic control over the process. It is analogous to walking without knowing where you will end up or what you will encounter along the way, or to planting a seed and nursing it without knowing what will grow from it. The plastic base precludes any invisible corrections, the process and the result are one and the same and everything is visible and transparent. Insofar as the works express something or say something they express that gestural language which carries from the gesture of painting the surface to the gestures of the viewer as he examines it from his perspectiv...e in the gallery or museum. Your work is remeniscent of the heroic abrstaction of the New York school but at the same time it comes close to a kind of minimalism with the almost monocramatic surfaces and the choice of an industrial material as a base. Is this a contradiction? I don't see my work as a statment against painting as a traditional medium or as any sort of statement at all. I aim for a transparent presentation of my ideas as embodied in the process, there is no ironic gesture involved. I try to achieve a kind of nearness or presence in my work which I hope to communicate to the audience. Jón Proppé more

Voting Question: type of subwoofer enclosures.?

what is the best custom subwoofer enclosure for a car sedan.? i was thinking of the sub facing front of the trunk and the magnet facing the back of the trunk with plexiglass covering the subs.? also where should the airport go if i do this, ive seen people cut out the middle of the backseat hand rest.? is there any other way to make one that could not be seen.? also this would be my setup 2 jl 13w7 with 2 1000/1 amps. also any pictures of setups would be helpful thanks. more

Resolved Question: My Zebra Danios Being Bullied, What to do?

Ive gotten my larger tank and i've gotten two zebra danios to keep my betta happy. I know, they do good in large groups, right? WELL... I thought theyd be okay and they were getting along at first, but my fat danio is picking on my small one. He chases him constantly, and now his tail fin is ripped. My betta likes the company, but apparantly my larger danios does not. He chases and nips. I dont have a divider... What can I use as one? Plexiglass? I have a seperate 5-gallon (unfiltered) I can put the larger danios in. What do I do about the littleguy? Hes not swimming well now and hes not a happy camper. The larger danio is too overwhelming for him. I got both from Walmart, and I dont think they have a return policy, and if so, it's a crappy one, so returning to that Walmart isnt an option. All 3 fish are in a heated filtered 10 gallon. I'm doing a water change now.Turns out, as I was doing a water change in the dark, the bigger fish suddenly became... Dead, while the thinner one is more... Active. more

Elevated referees? Nets with plexiglass? - Calgary Herald

TORONTO - The NHL tried out some unusual potential rule changes and rink modifications over its two-day research, development and orientation camp. Three faceoff circles instead of five. Four-on-four, three-on-three ...

Celebrating rink’s return - Boston Globe

and plexiglass around the skating area. ‘The shell of the building is the same, but it’s a brand new rink,’’ he said. Although the state Department of Conservation and Recreation owns the rink, Connelly said,

A far cry from life as a state representative - Philadelphia Daily News

His leisurely dinners have been replaced with food mixed in huge vats and served on trays passed through a slot in a Plexiglass wall that runs between the kitchen and prison dining room. Inmates file in and sit four ...

Years since 9/11 teach balance of freedom, safety - Deseret News

the graffiti was gone from the subways and there were no more Plexiglass barriers to separate fast-food workers from their unruly customers. But was it really safe? As I wrote in that column: "Now we know it was all ...

Renaissance Portrait Inspires Gift Shop Goods - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Next to the carved horn items is an over-scaled medallion with Giovanna's profile in laser-cut black plexiglass that reads far more 1970s that 1480s (50 euros). A range of jewelry inspired by the coral beads that ...

Performing birds migrating east: Zoo show takes off after Monday - San Diego Union-Tribune

which he plucks from audience members’ hands before neatly stuffing the bills into a plexiglass box. MOST LIKELY TO STOP THE SHOW. LITERALLY. Wise? Maybe. Stage-savvy? Um, no. While the troupe’s four majestic ...

Side Order: Chicago's stained glass museum - Washington Post

and Michael Jordan and an experimental piece that was created by a computer to look like stained glass even though it's actually film pasted onto plexiglass. Visitors not in a hurry may also notice that someone on ...

Missouri's team therapy approach to juvenile corrections seems to be working - Kansas City Star

Bulletproof plexiglass and chain-link fence separate the boys inside the Waverly Regional Youth Center from the quiet leafy streets of Waverly, about an hour’s drive east of Kansas City. Inside, however,

The 25 Dumbest Stadiums Ever Built - Bleacherreport.com

Don't forget the plexiglass that was around for Kirby Puckett's play during game six of the 1991 World Series. It's another case of a multi-purpose stadium causing problems for baseball. The only plus? It's right ...

Major Actor, Minor Artist - Wall Street Journal

A mechanical reproduction—in plexiglass, stainless steel and neon—of the levers that open the bottom doors on a B-52, the piece was conceived in 1967-68 at the height of the Vietnam War. Had he done nothing else ...

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