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2024.06.07 22:00 NickForce Target Boomers
2024.06.07 21:58 FanDismal1496 Mercury 1.1 on an ender 5 plus
Going core X Y mercury 1.1 on a brand new printer. Has anybody done this? Anybody ever done plexy glass enclosures either? Any tips wpuld be welcome. Im also looking to set the z axis to work on 1 motor and use the other to run a second extruder so i can do multi color or material prints. Dose anybody have experiance with any of this? submitted by FanDismal1496 to ender5plus [link] [comments] |
2024.06.07 21:56 varietyjones102 My first print. How can I correct the line going threw the middle? Do you guys see it?
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2024.06.07 21:56 maxdamageplus What art seems coolest?
I’m going to be putting together a book or smaller zine of my newer and some older stuff soon. In the mean time, I have all of these little digital knights and monsters that I like seeing as prints and shirts. Since this is largely for myself and my friends, I don’t think I’ll make everything available. But this community is probably my biggest inspiration… so what pieces should I list? Let me know what you guys think, love ya. The 3 I have finished are on the last slide. submitted by maxdamageplus to osr [link] [comments] |
2024.06.07 21:54 FrizzyNow New Document Reveals That Thornburg Now Owes Over 37 Millions Dollars.
Date of | Amount | . | Dollar Increase | Amend | Link to |
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Agreement | Owed | Days | Per Day | No. | Document |
Mar-25-2021 | 12,500,000 | 1 | 2021-19187 | ||
Oct-1-2021 | 16,250,000 | 190 | 19,737 | 2 | 2021-63316 |
Feb-16-2022 | 19,000,000 | 138 | 19,928 | 3 | 2022-06776 |
May-25-2022 | 25,000,000 | 98 | 61,224 | 4 | 2022-21551 |
Dec-2-2022 | 29,000,000 | 191 | 20,942 | 5 | 2022-42297 |
Mar-31-2023 | 30,270,000 | 119 | 10,672 | 6 | 2023-07523 |
Aug-1-2023 | 31,370,000 | 123 | 8,943 | 7 | 2023-19263 |
Oct-1-2023 | 32,485,000 | 61 | 18,279 | 8 | 2023-25890 |
Jan-1-2024 | 33,685,000 | 92 | 13,043 | 9 | 2024-01310 |
Apr-1-2024 | 37,090,000 | 91 | 37,418 | 10 | 2024-14087 |
2024.06.07 21:54 No_Fortune_8056 What to do with crude pricing code.
2024.06.07 21:45 Haralyst PETG jamming in heat break
I’ve been trying, and failing miserably, to print with PETG. After hours upon hours of calibration and diagnosing, I was finally able to get it to actually print successfully without destroying itself. However, when it came time to swap filament after it ran out during printing, I had difficulty getting it to extrude but ultimately succeeded in feeding it. Upon checking on it hours later, I discovered it wasn’t extruding whatsoever and ruined my print. I took the head apart and found a jam where the filament bent into itself and even spiraled throughout the entire heat break. I have no idea why this happened but it appears I need to swap out my heat break and potentially even my block as I’m struggling to clear the jam. Any ideas on why this is happening? Or how to clear the jam? Would love to successfully print one piece of my cosplay! submitted by Haralyst to FixMyPrint [link] [comments] Settings: -Elegoo Neptune 3 -eSUN black PETG -.4mm nozzle -Already upgraded to high temperature break, thermistor, and block -235 degrees nozzle temperature -80 degrees bed temp -.15mm layer height -4 wall count -45mm/s print speed -Fan speed set to 50% after initial printing Unsure if more information is needed but after a month of troubleshooting and failures, PETG is going to be the absolute death of me Also, please ignore my yellow nails, I was cooking with turmeric and I think I’m stuck like this forever |
2024.06.07 21:44 HeyHeLP-O This is HeLP-O, a paper robot costume I built for the short film Hey HeLP-O! Let's Go! It took 3 prototypes built over 4 years to size up a tiny paper model of Totoro by 1516%. Structure and graphics were redesigned & printed on 6 huge sheets of 14pt cardstock before I cut and glued it together.
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2024.06.07 21:42 Accomplished-Main272 How do I go about finding out what career I want ?
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2024.06.07 21:41 nothinmh Just Turned 22! Any Activity & Dinner Suggestions in Delhi?
2024.06.07 21:38 fridtjofnonsense Trying to network HP 4101 printer. PIN not being accepted.
2024.06.07 21:36 jurassicparkacouture Can anyone help clear up one of these old, sun damaged images? WILL PAY!
2024.06.07 21:33 Working-Bobcat7345 LK5 Pro Firmware
2024.06.07 21:23 Yurii_S_Kh “The most powerful answer to the problem of evil in the world is Christ Himself.” - Bishop Job of Stuttgart on the path to Orthodoxy, Vladyka Mark and theodicy
Tatiana Veselkina submitted by Yurii_S_Kh to SophiaWisdomOfGod [link] [comments] Named John at birth, he was baptized John in honor of the Baptist of the Lord. In monasticism he was named Joseph in honor of the Joseph the Betrothed, and in monasticism - Job in honor of St. Job of Pochaev, one of the saints especially revered by the Russian Church Abroad, who became the patron saint of publishing in the Russian dispersion. From the Slovakian town of Laromiroff came the printing house of St. Job of Pochaev, which still exists today. This is how the publishing business began, thanks to which for many years the Jordanville printing house supplied books and other printed products to the faithful in the historical homeland. Bishop Job of Stuttgart (Bandmann) We recorded this interview on the second day after the episcopal ordination of Vladyka Job (Bandmann). “I am lucky to have bishop-colleagues,” I thought. And in general, this is the first bishop whom I interviewed just one day after his consecration, when he was not yet accustomed to the address “Vladyka” and remarked: “If someone from behind says: ‘Vladyka Job!’, I think: who is it? Who is it addressed to?” In general, this chiarotony should have taken place two years ago in the monastery of St. Job of Pochaev in Munich, two years after the death of Archbishop Agapit (Horacek) of Stuttgart, also a hereditary journalist, who was dearly loved by his Russian flock in Germany. The meeting of the Council of Bishops of the Russian Church Abroad and the celebrations dedicated to the 100th anniversary of its foundation were also to be held there. But the virus closed the road. And so in the interval between virus waves, when it seemed that the virus had receded, the traditional crowded - except for last year - celebration in honor of the Kursk Root Icon of the Mother of God was timed to coincide with both the meeting of the Synod (no longer online, but “in-person”) and the hierarchal chastening, which in the presence of the Guide of the Russian Dispersion, as parishioners noted, was “solemn to the point of tears”. https://preview.redd.it/qcu0gny0175d1.png?width=700&format=png&auto=webp&s=36faf9e87d2718eb0ab55357e4db59a37507eb04 “In what language shall we write the interview?” - I ask the Vladyka. His native language is German, his second language is English, and Russian is his third. We started in Russian, and if anything happened, we decided that we would switch to English. “If anything” did not happen. Vladyka Job answered wonderfully in Russian, with the familiar timbre and intonation of Metropolitan Mark of Berlin and Germany, next to whom, starting with his acquaintance as a teenager, he has been with for 24 years.
About the apartment temple and baptism on the Jordan John Bandmann with his parents
We did not find the Truth and continued our search, and through trips to Greece and the Holy Land we came to OrthodoxyWhen I was about 12-13 years old, I also took part in her search, and together with her we first converted to Catholicism, but noticing that we did not reach the roots of Christianity and did not find the Truth, we continued our search, and through trips to Greece and the Holy Land came to Orthodoxy. I was very impressed by the trip to the Holy Land, I was about 14-15 years old at that time. We decided to go on a pilgrimage without a specific plan, with backpacks, and there to orient ourselves on the spot: how God will lead us. In the same way we traveled around Greece. It was an interesting form of travel, helping us to get to know the country and people well. On Mount Sinai in Egypt, where we were going to meet the dawn, we slept in a tent we had brought with us. It was very cold, we got very cold and at night we got up and went to one of the houses on the top and asked the owners for blankets. At Sinai in the Catherine Monastery we met one monk who was the keeper of the ossuary. He used to be a Catholic, then converted to Orthodoxy and for us in the monastery library he found books in German - the life of St. Sergius of Radonezh and two books on Orthodoxy - and made us photocopies. He also gave us the address of the Monastery of St. Job of Pochaev in Munich, which he knew about because Vladyka Mark came every year with pilgrims to the Holy Land. Monastery of St. Job of Pochaev in Munich I was still a schoolboy, and my mother brought me to the monastery to get acquainted. For two weeks I helped there: I made incense, candles, and watched how the monks lived. After the monastery I decided to become Orthodox. My mother also decided to be baptized with me. After the monastery I decided to become Orthodox.Vladyka Mark told us about Orthodox parishes in Germany of different jurisdictions - Serbian, Romanian, Greek - and advised us to go to their services and choose one that would be to our liking, but did not force us to go to Russian parishes abroad. However, my mother and I decided to go where God had originally led us. In Berlin, we began to go every Sunday to a small church that was located in an ordinary apartment. There was not even a regular choir. We immediately took everything seriously and it was already clear to us that we would not only pray, but also help at the parish. The parish was Russian-speaking, and at first we did not understand anything, everything was difficult for us. We immediately began to learn Russian, and a parishioner helped us with Russian and Church Slavonic so that we could read on the choir. We learned singing, we learned the Typikon, and I also served in the altar, and then I began to sing on the choir. We understood that Orthodoxy can be learned through living tradition, not only through books. Already after entering the monastery, I thanked God for bringing me to Orthodoxy, to which I decided to devote my life, because at that time nothing in the world attracted me.
My mother and I were baptized by Vladyka Mark at the Jordan River
Kursk Root Icon of the Most Holy Mother of God At that time, the Kursk Root Icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary was in Berlin, and when the local bishop heard that we were going to Munich, he asked us to take the icon with us. And so I went to the monastery in the car on my knees with the icon. Six hundred kilometers of the way, about 8 hours we drove. Then I realized that it was the Most Holy Mother of God who brought me to the monastery. The next day I was sent to obedience in the candle workshop. There on the wall I also saw the Kursk-Korena icon. And years later, during the festive liturgy on the day of commemoration of the icon “The Sign”, when the icon itself was in the church, I was elevated to the episcopal dignity in Her house, in the Cathedral of the Sign in New York.
In connection with my studies, I was a novice and then a monk for quite a long time. I was tonsured into monasticism in 2006 with the name Joseph in honor of Joseph the Betrothed, and ten years later I was tonsured into monasticism with the name Job in honor of St. Job of Pochaev. In the same year I was ordained a deacon, and almost two years later I became a hieromonk.
We distribute our books at parishes in Germany, and in recent years through an online store, almost half of whose catalog is taken up by our books. Unfortunately, it is not a monastery store, because we don't even have a separate room for a bookstore. In fact, the monastery has long since become small for our needs..... About asceticism and using the head for its intended purpose
In 1980. Vladyka Mark introduced the Athonite statutes to the monasteryThis is the only men's monastery in Western Europe where the liturgy is celebrated daily. Vladyka Mark, when he became bishop in 1980, brought his colleague - then a novice and later Archbishop Agapit - to the monastery and introduced the Athonite statutes. Our main labor is in publishing. We also make candles, incense, we have a small jewelry workshop and apiary. The motto of our monastery is the Latin phrase that was the motto and spiritual basis of the monastic statutes written by St. Benedict of Nursia - “Ora et labora” (“Pray and labor”). St. Benedict believed in the necessity of combining prayer and work in monastic conditions, that is, combining contemplation and action. Brethen of St Job of Pochaev monastery in Munich We get up at half past four in the morning, from 4 to 8 a.m. we serve midnight, Matins and Liturgy. After breakfast and obedience - at 12 noon - rest. After dinner - cell prayer. In the evening - at 18:00 - Vespers and at 20:00 - Vespers. Between the services - work. It is a very difficult rhythm, not everyone can withstand it. I think my brethren will agree that the most difficult thing is to get up early in the morning. But it is not difficult at all for Vladyka Mark, our most faithful monk. Vladyka Mark used to be able to return from a trip at 1:00 a.m. and at 4:00 a.m. he was already serving. This is a role model for me. Asceticism helps in the kind of monastic life that Vladyka Mark has chosen for himself. He has practically no hobbies other than translations. He mainly translates the works of his spiritual father, St. Justin (Popovich), from Serbian into Russian and German at the same time. We have already published his translations.
Vladyka Mark is an ascetic. Absolute. Very strict about himself
Mark, Metropolitan of Berlin and All Germany
I write music, mostly liturgical
Seifridsberg Castle
We found a place that is perfect for a monastery. This is Seifriedsberg CastleAnd finally we found a place that is perfect for a monastery because it is located in a secluded place and surrounded by nature. This is Seifridsberg Castle. Now we have to buy it. And then it will be monastery property. The first mention of the castle dates back to 1251. It was built by Bishop Siegfried III, Count von Rehberg. The castle consists of a three-storey main building and a side wing. The main building and the entrance are connected by a wall with a tiled roof, forming an enclosed courtyard. In 1851, a forest park was laid out in front of the palace, in which shrubs and trees from all over the world were planted, including a ginkgo tree known for its healing properties, sequoias, rhododendron bushes, which are now more than 100 years old and are a natural wonder when they bloom in May and June. Seifridsberg Castle The castle is conveniently located an hour's drive from Munich, and the number of brethren will hopefully increase. We will finally be able to build a real church instead of a house church, a monastic building for the brethren, a hotel for pilgrims, additional workshops, and further development of our production. We also plan to place there a diocesan center, a center for youth missionary work, an educational center for courses for clergy. Both financially and in terms of the sheer size of the area and what needs to be done, neither our monastery nor our diocese has ever undertaken such a large project before. The Russian Church Abroad is not a wealthy church at all, and we continue to bargain with the owners of the castle and the grounds. We have also established a fund through which we intend to raise money for the purchase and renovation, which will be expensive. To carry it out we will need volunteers in addition to specialists.
Christ the Pantocrator. Mosaic
During my studies, I realized that while the Old Testament is present on this subject and even attempts to give answers, it does not solve the problem as a whole. But in the holy fathers and in Christian literature this subject is not so much covered. This means that the problem is solved through the New Testament, through Christ. I think that the strongest answer that God has given us is Christ. He not only suffered, but overcame both suffering and death. The apostle Paul writes very well about this in his letter to the Romans: “Christ Jesus died, but He also rose again: He is at the right hand of God, He also makes intercession for us” (Romans 8:34). After the resurrection of Christ, everything is defeated: suffering, the devil, death, and human corruptionIn his epistle he addresses the Christians of Rome, who were mostly Gentiles, and speaks a lot about the “truth of God” which is received by faith. This truth is inherent in God and is manifested in all His actions. God reaches out His divine hand to man and gives this truth, this answer, through faith. He shows that after the resurrection of Christ all things are conquered: suffering, the devil, death, and human corruption. This may not be clear to us now, but gradually we begin to feel the grace that draws us into a new world where evil, suffering, and death themselves will be absent. “If with your mouth you confess Jesus as Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved, for with the heart you believe unto righteousness, and with the mouth you confess unto salvation” (Rom. 10: 9-10).
If you are not interested in God, what kind of personal meeting can we talk about?
I teach Orthodoxy to high school children
Bishop Job (Bandmann) of Stuttgart spoke with Tatiana Veselkina |
2024.06.07 21:19 Shibui50 Just so the women here can get it right
2024.06.07 21:19 cfx_4188 First time downloading Netscape on my Arch Linux clean install. Thoughts?
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2024.06.07 21:16 SPARK_FF voron trident first layer
I can't level my table properly, I test the paper and save the zoffset but when I go to print it seems that the offset is not being applied correctly or it is too tight or the filament doesn't even come out, I have a Voron Trident using 0.24 height of the first layer and 0.2 in the others, could someone help me?
2024.06.07 21:15 zachlab Ruckus Unleashed or SmartZone buildout questions (RWG, isolation, switches, roaming etc.)
2024.06.07 21:13 Lost_Guy321 how to wash?
2024.06.07 21:13 Routine_Box_4334 Sorting out Second Edition of Talisman.
2024.06.07 21:11 muehlair TPU printing differently on opposite sides of symmetric part
I'm trying to print a phone case from Overture High Speed TPU on my A1 mini sliced with Orca. It prints mostly alright (pls ignore the ugly bridging) with the exception being the overhang just above the build plate, so the sides of the case. What is so odd about it is that it prints mostly fine on one side of the case, and consistently badly on the other side. What could be going on that causes such issues on a symmetric part? Tried another test print and same result here. I think I'll let the pictures talk: submitted by muehlair to 3Dprinting [link] [comments] top view Good side Bad side |