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The decor was dominated by Donald Trump as some of his most notorious tweets were blown up and framed art gallery style on walls around the party. The tweets — part of The Daily Show’s Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library — covered wide-ranging topics such as the Emmys (he hates them), The Democratic Party (he hates them) and sharks (he hates them, sensing a pattern here), which were definitely a focal point of the evening as they stood tall around the rooftop with guests taking pics of them throughout the evening.

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Carson City Republican Women welcome all members and guests to their first 2019 meeting to be held Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019 at the Grand Ballroom at Casino Fandango located at 3800 S. Carson Street. Our speaker for this month’s meeting is State Senator Ben Kieckhefer, District 16. Senator Kieckhefer will address the dynamics of the new political situation in our state and what it will mean for public policy.

Gibsonville Museum: open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. the third Saturday. Private tours can be arranged by calling 336-449-7680 or 336-656-3303.

First Baptist Church of Tulsa403 S. Cincinnati Ave., 918.587.1571"As discussions around the potential school walkout on April 2 continue, we wanted to share information about how we are looking at ways to help the children who attend our partner schools. We are working with leadership from Garfield, Anderson and Springdale elementary schools to help those children most affected by the potential walkout. We also are working with local restaurants and food services to partner together to provide meals for the children at these these schools for the duration of the walkout.

Partly cloudy skies with gusty winds. Low 12F. Winds NW at 25 to 35 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.

Henry K. Burtner American Legion Post 53, seeks new members. www.nclegion.org. Bob Davis, 336-299-8281.

This type of faster & faster single cpu smacks of Soviet Union way of organising the economy, when everybody knows that billions of free thinking individuals can do it better.

So are you just the Anti-Apple and Anti-Common Sense kind. You just blindly follow all the Anti-Apple rants and regurgitated it here without thinking twice about it. Look like a sheep to me.

On your overpriced shiny mac with a 1 button mouse…would you accept it if apple charged you $0.99 to change your wallpaper?

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Maj. Gen. George Stoneman, Camp No. 6. Actively seeking to recruit members throughout the central and western counties of North Carolina. 704-310-0382, robertalvincrum@gmail.com or www.suvcw.org and follow the link to North Carolina, then Stoneman Camp No. 6.

The unit in question comes from an outfit called CORE Outdoor Power. The line trimmer was powered by a big lithium-ion battery pack, but [Ben] concentrated on the unique motor for his teardown. After a problematic entry into the very sturdy case at the far end of the trimmer’s shaft, he found what looks like a souped-up version of [Carl Bugeja]’s PCB brushless motors. The rotors, each with eight large magnets embedded, are sandwiched on either side of a very thick four-layer PCB with intricately etched heavy copper traces. The PCB forms the stator, with four flat coils. The designer pulled a neat trick with the Hall-effect sensors needed for feedback; rather than go with surface-mount sensors, which would add to the thickness of the board, they used through-hole packages soldered to surface pads, with the body of the sensor nestled in a hole in the board. The whole design is very innovative, but sadly, [Ben]’s analysis shows that it has poor performance for its size and weight.