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A compilation of the 12 top-voted pets from the voting contest from bendbulletin.com! The winning pets will be professionally photographed, laid out in a gorgeous 11 by 10 matte finish publication.
A portion of the proceeds from the calendar sales benefits the Humane Society of Central Oregon.
To achieve this mission the School of Nursing encourages lifelong learning and prepares graduates who will competently practice evidence-based nursing within complex community, state, national, and global environments, understand the significance of evolving healthcare technology, and apply both professional and ethical principals with sensitivity to the diverse needs of individuals, groups and communities.
Chicago-area custom auto parts maker Heidts Automotive Group has built a reputation for getting horsepower out on the streets that puts Steve McQueen's Bullitt to shame. The key has been flexibility. And it's done that by cutting weight and guesswork for customers while creating more efficient production time for itself with better engineering and machine technology.
Bend-Tech EZ includes a license of the software, CD case, Bend-Tech EZ CD, and activation codes. [works with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, & 10]Bend-Tech EZ is designed for hobbyists who have only a few parts they need to manufacture. There is just a couple of minutes learning curve on this software. It is 2D in nature so all of your parts must lay flat on the ground when you are done bending. If you have parts that require rotation besides 180 degrees, then Bend-Tech EZ-3D or Bend-Tech PRO are available for customer consideration. Bend-Tech EZ includes 3 simple designers; the template designer, custom part and 2d Sketch. Define your materials in the material library, select the dies for your JD2 bender and create a part in seconds. Bend-Tech EZ will provide your cut length, bend locations and bend angles; making it quick and easy to create quality parts with your JD2 bender.EZ Highlights Template Designer: Bend-Tech EZ's template designer has dozens of pre-defined shapes often used in tube or pipe bending projects. Select the template that represents the part you want to make and fill in the desired values into the template's dimension fields.Custom Part Designer: Bend-Tech EZ's custom part designer takes the user-entered lengths and bend angles to define the part.As with all of the designers, the needed fabrication information is instantly available to cut and bend the tube.2D Sketch Designer: The 2D sketch designer allows a user to sketch out the shape of the tube. When the sketch is complete, they use the entry panel and provide the numbers for the lengths and angles of the tube.Bending instructions: Die libraries for JD2 benders are built into the Bend-Tech software. If a customer finds their tube or pipe bending specifications a little different from our defaults, a simple wizard can be used to walk them through a calibrating process to find the stretch growth and the true bending performance from the customer's die. Bend-Tech will show your part's cut length,bend locations, rotations (0 or 180 degrees with 2D parts) and bend angles. Simply pull a tape measure from one end of the tube and the bending instructions will give you the locations to mark for each bend.
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Tube end forming refers to the various processes that are used to shape, cut, bend or enlarge the inside or outside ends of tubing. These processes, also known as tube fabricating, take place after the initial tube forming from raw metal materials in order to customize the tubing to better fit the intended application. Performed on shapes such as square, rectangular or round, tube end forming processes can also be used on various tubing diameters and lengths.
The seminar will be in Room A, Espino Conference Center in the Morgan University Center at Sul Ross State University. Attendance is free; however, registration is requested. To register, e-mail fon...@bigbend.net.
Dino Vendetti a VC at Bay Partners, moved up to Bend, Oregon on a mission to engineer Bend into a regional technology cluster. Over the years Dino and I brainstormed about how Lean entrepreneurship would affect regional development.
In the beginning in Bend, "necessity was the mother of invention." Local entrepreneurs just made it up as they went. But today we are intentionally engineering six distinct activities to support this tech cluster: entrepreneurial density, university, transportation, capital, accelerator, and business community.
In addition to technical and entrepreneurial talent, a region also needs experienced executive talent with industry appropriate backgrounds and personal networks. The goal of this talent is to help mentor startups as they scale and navigate the myriad of issues they will face in growing their business.
2. University
Almost every successful tech cluster has a local technical university. This provides a source of technical talent, research, etc. It's extremely difficult to import enough talent to fuel a rapidly growing tech cluster, so a university is critical to organically generate and retain talent within the region. In particular it's critical to offer technical degrees that train the talent pool needed to drive the local tech cluster
5. Local Entrepreneurial Community Entrepreneurial-driven Events
The local entrepreneurial community has been active in running Startup Weekends, launching the FoundersPad accelerator, running hackathons and Ruby on Rails conferences (Ruby on Ales), building out shared tech space, offering incentives (The Big Bend Theory) for startups to relocate to Bend from the Valley, and building up the state's largest tech/venture conference, the Bend Venture Conference which is now going on its 11th year. There are many more efforts underway to build upon what has worked and continue the process of evolving and learning.
6. Business Community Support
One of the most difficult things to do is technically the easiest - a dispassionate self-assessment to understand what assets your community has and what you lack.
Next, identify your goal. Is it creating a job works program? Stopping brain drain in the region? Attracting and building some key core competency in the region? Ideally your existing talent base and ecosystem naturally support the "core competency magnet" you want to develop.
Finally, put your money where your mouth is - help fund the events and programs in the early years. Once the tech cluster forms, these activities will become self-funding. The ROI won't be obvious for some early on, but will pay dividends in time.
In the past most regional growth strategies have focused on attracting established companies looking to expand or open a new plant. While it may be strategic for the region to recruit some of these established businesses, those deals usually involve huge tax subsidies and typically create a small finite number of jobs. What isn't part of most regional growth plans is the organic growth of an entrepreneurial tech cluster in the region. If successful, sewing the seeds of entrepreneurship can lead to a more rapid and sustainable job growth for the region.
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