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Not all of the questions regarding Thursday night's boat crash involving Rep. Rehberg and four others have been addressed, but some answers are trickling in. John S. Adams posted the audio from Erik Iverson's latest press conference, so you can hear the details yourself here.
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University of Montana President George Dennison delivered his State of the University address this morning in the Montana Theater. After a lengthy series of introductions to new faculty and staff, Dennison introduced general plans for his "reform and re-invention" agenda for the coming academic year.
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Over the years, Total Fest has slowly built up a reputation in pockets around the Northwest—Seattle and Portland, especially—and even in places on the East coast. The murmur has become a full-fledged buzz.
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Sometimes we encounter frustrations in our daily routine — an important package delivered late or being struck in traffic come to mind. For Samuel Console, a retired Pennsylvania Army National Guard lieutenant, lateness was more than a simple annoyance. His traumatic brain injury diagnosis occurred six years after an improvised explosive device (IED) blew up next to his Humvee.
In 2005, Console was a combat engineer in Iraq searching out and quarantining IEDs, which he encountered often.
"We knew the area we were going to was very hot," said Console. "We were going out and putting protective barrier around polling sites. Our mission was at night … when you can't see IEDs."
The last thing Console remembers after the explosion is an orange flash of light. "I came to and said 'IED!' but it had happened seconds before," he said. "I couldn't hear anything because my ears were ringing so loud."
Back at base, Console was queasy and his head felt as if someone had hit him with force. He debriefed leadership on the combat incident, and since no immediate medical assessment was required at the time, he went to sleep without an evaluation.
"This was in 2005, when there was no protocol unless you brought up your symptoms. No one was using the term TBI," Console said. "As an officer, you're not supposed to get off your horse — you're supposed to charge back into battle."
That's essentially what happened. The next morning, he didn't feel right and had a headache, which he brushed off as adrenaline, but continued serving out his deployment.
When he returned home, Console's wife immediately noticed he was different. Not only physically—from his loss of balance, increased sensitivity to light, pulsing headaches, short memory and hearing loss — but psychologically as well.
"I was very much disconnected, experiencing sadness and depression. I spent a month without sleeping," Console said. "My wife and I got married two weeks before I deployed, and she considered me a different husband and [ours] an entirely new marriage [when I returned]."
Console was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and stayed in therapy for three years, but became frustrated when his symptoms returned. Around this time, doctors became more aware of TBI and co-occurring conditions.
"During a meeting with my VA doctor, I said 'I'm upset all the time and have hearing loss! I was blown up!' He replied, 'Were you ever in proximity to an IED? We have to get you an MRI.'"
After confirming that he had not been in a car accident or situation that would have recently caused head trauma, doctors diagnosed him with TBI stemming from the 2005 IED blast. He finally had an answer to his ongoing post-combat symptoms.
Console started prolonged exposure therapy, journaling his experience that later turned into a book: "Service and Sacrifice: Memories of Operation Iraqi Freedom with a Veterans Mental Health Resource Guide." The book offers tips on what service members and veterans can do when they have post-combat stress to self-check their behavior, and ensure they get proper diagnosis and treatment. Console hopes the book motivates veterans to be proactive and raise their hand when there's a concern.
"I meet veterans who won't even go to VA, but that's where you get your help. I've met vets who haven't gotten checked for TBI even when they have symptoms," he said. "I encourage everyone to take a very strong hold of their personal health."
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Disability, deinstitutionalisation and discourse : an analysis of institutional reform policies in Queensland, 1994-1996
Chenoweth, Lesley Irene, (1998) Disability, deinstitutionalisation and discourse : an analysis of institutional reform policies in Queensland, 1994-1996. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
The closure of large institutions for people with intellectual disability and the subsequent shift to community living has been a feature of social policies in most western democracies for more than two decades. While the move from congregated settings to homes in the community has been heralded as a positive and desirable strategy, deinstitutionalisation has continued to be a controversial policy and practice. This research critically analyses the implementation of a deinstitutionalisation policy called Institutional Reform in the state of Queensland from May 1994 until it was dismantled under a new government in the middle of 1996. A trajectory study of the policy from early conceptualisation through its development, implementation and final extinction was undertaken. Several methods were utilised in the research including the textual analyis of policy documents, discussion papers and newspaper articles, interviews with stakeholders and participant observation. The research draws on theories of discourse and focuses on how discourses of disability shape policy and practice. The thesis outlines a number of implications for policy implementation more generally as well as for disability services. In particular, the theoretical framework builds on Fulcher's (1989) disabling discourses - medical, charity, lay and rights - and identifies two additional discourses of economics and inclusion. The thesis argues that competing disability discourses operated in powerful ways to shape the implementation of the policy and illustrates how older discourses based on fear and prejudice were promoted to positions of dominance and power.
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The surest sign that a candidate is moving up comes when he is attacked by an opponent.
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During weekend debates, Romney took the chance to remind New Hampshire Republicans that Huntsman worked for President Obama as ambassador to China.
"You were, the last two years, implementing the policies of this administration in China," Romney told Huntsman during a debate Saturday, protesting what he called unfair Chinese trade practices.
That prompted an interesting response from Huntsman -- in Mandarin.
"He doesn't quite understand this situation," Huntsman said, translating. "What he is calling for would lead to a trade war."
Romney remains ahead in most New Hampshire polls, but some show Huntsman now in a position to claim second place.
During another debate Sunday, Romney said he didn't "disrespect" Huntsman's decision, but, "I just think it's most likely that the person who should represent our party running against President Obama is not someone who called him a remarkable leader and went to be his ambassador in China."
Huntsman replied: "This nation is divided ... because of attitudes like that. The American people are tired of the partisan division. They have had enough."
Romney backer Chris Christie also got into the act, wondering if Hunstman was disloyal to Obama while in China.
"I tell you, I wonder about Jon Huntsman's integrity," said Christie, the governor of New Jersey. "What was he doing in China preparing to run for president? Because this doesn't happen overnight."
That drew a response from Huntsman backer Tom Ridge, the former governor of Pennsylvania: "Shame on Governor Christie for repeating Mitt Romney's divisive line of attack on Governor Huntsman's decision to put country before politics.
"The responsibility to represent our country in the most important diplomatic position of the 21st century should be applauded," Ridge said. "Not politicized."
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
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Gym meeting led to Glentoran flexing their muscles and signing Alex Leu
A chance meeting in a Belfast gym led to Glentoran's latest unusual business in the transfer market.
Glens fans were stunned when former Rangers star Nacho Novo rolled up at The Oval but the surprise news didn't end there as the club announced it has swooped for Moldova international Alex Leu.
Even boss Alan Kernaghan admitted it was a "strange one" but like any manager he's content to add quality to his squad wherever it comes from.
The 25-year-old, who earned a cap for Moldova in 2014, played for FC Spicul in his home country last season but now he's waiting for international clearance to feature for the Glens after agreeing a one-year deal.
Kernaghan said: "One of our reserve team coaches John Savage goes to a gym on the Boucher Road and him and Alex work with the same personal trainer.
"Alex came to us and played in two or three games in pre-season and it has just taken a long time to get things organised from there.
"The opportunity came about to do the deal and we are grateful again to the Glentoran supporters in helping to make it possible. He is another quality player to add to the squad and he's versatile as he can play at left-back or left midfield.
"Obviously I had to do some research on him and the YouTube clips verified the good reports I had heard. It is a strange one but hopefully Alex will enjoy his time with us and be successful."
Leu adds a little more international flavour to the Irish League with Linfield, in particular, casting the recruitment net wide by bringing in New Zealander Kris Bright who joins Roy Carroll, Sammy Clingan and Josh Carson at Windsor Park.
Kernaghan added: "A manager simply wants to bring in the best players he can.
"As long as it's within the financial budgets of clubs then it can be worth it."
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I was born in Seaview but my mother and grandparents lived at "erndene' Steyne rd. I went to the Bembridge villiage school and attended the villiage church. I was free to roam the villiage aand beaches at will as the villiage was very safe for children. I and my family would swim at Lane end and at Forelands and Howegate, ...Read full memory
Seeing this picture of the Spithead Hotel has taken me back to my childhood in Bembridge. I have very happy memories playing with my friend Carola who was the owner's daughter. We would play for hours in this hotel making up endless games, hiding in all the rooms and having great fun although sometimes it was a bit spooky out of season when we had the whole hotel to our selves. Happy days.


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What do sheep and mayoral uniforms have in common? It isn't the start of a bad joke: these are among the ways in which the taxpayers' alliance thinks councils can save money.
Their new list of 201 ways to trim budgets ranges from big, strategic reforms like health and social care integration to eyecatching ideas like replacing grounds maintenance staff with grazing livestock.
The odd political jibe aside, many of the ideas are sensible. But despite the huge number of proposals here, they do not add up to a solution for local government's financial woes.
Councils face a spending gap of more than £16.5bn by 2020. Some quick, dirty and optimistic projections suggest that perhaps a third of this could come from service sharing, community budgeting and demand management.
Closing the remaining gap represents taxpayers with some very tough choices.
The first choice is about how to pay for elderly care. Councils can cut the unit costs for their services significantly, but the sheer weight of new people entering the system will continue to push spending upwards. The Office for Budget Responsibility thinks that the costs of ageing could drive spending on health, social care and benefits from 14.1% to a wholly unsustainable 19.6% by the 2060s.
There will come a point where we have to decide who is going to meet these costs. Are we prepared to cut services for younger people, to contribute more of our time to caring, to pay more as individuals, or to do it through the tax system?
The second choice is about what happens to discretionary services.
Local government labours under more than 1000 statutory duties ensuring that it provides everything from libraries to allotments.
Decisions on whether to provide other services – things like leisure, culture, tourism – are left to the individual council. Many authorities are busily getting themselves out of these services, withdrawing from education support, spinning off libraries and leisure centres into self-funding trusts and cutting arts budgets altogether. How much do taxpayers value their municipal theatre? Are they prepared to pay to keep it?
The third choice is about the whole broken basis of local taxation.
The council tax is a very bad way of raising money – it doesn't keep pace with inflation, it requires millionaires to pay just three times as much as people in cheap one bedroom flats and it is extremely difficult to increase in the current financial climate.
The business rate is arguably worse still. It was capped at inflation in the early 1990s so that the total income never rises in real terms, but what was once an incredible perk for business can become pretty punishing in a recession. If local people choose to pay more, the structures of these taxes make it harder than it should be.
It is becoming increasingly clear that this period of austerity will involve a fundamental reassessment of the role of the state – and particularly local government – in British public life. We cannot wish away these choices through efficiency savings, no matter how sensible those might be. We need a proper debate about we want from councils and what we are prepared to pay for it. Cutting the mayor's clothing allowance might be the start of a conversation with taxpayers, but there is going to be a lot more talking before all this is over.
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The present invention relates generally to movement detection systems and particularly to movement detection systems in combination with warning devices that are activated by the movement detection systems. More particularly, the present invention relates to improvements in systems for detecting the proximity of movement within a hazard zone or area, particularly the movement of mobile plant and other moving vehicles or of the movement of people approaching a hazard, and then warning people of the presence of such vehicles in close proximity to them or of them approaching the hazards when detected by the detection systems in order to reduce the risk of accidents which could result in injury or death or damage. Even more particularly, the present invention relates to a fork-lift truck alert system to warn people in close proximity to the fork-lift of its presence so that people are aware that the fork-lift is close by so that they can take evasive action or remain out of harm's way until the fork-lift moves away or departs the hazard zone. Also, the present invention relates to a portable hazard warning system that alerts people that they are approaching a hazardous area or zone.
The present invention finds particular application as a safety system comprising the proximity detection system and warning system for use in a work place, such as for example, a factory, warehouse, transportation facility, such as an airport, or the like to alert workers to the proximity of a hazard.
Although the present invention will be described with particular reference to one form of the detection system and warning system activated by operation of the detection system for alerting people to the presence of a fork-lift truck or similar in a work environment, it is to be noted that the scope of the present invention is not limited to the described embodiment, but rather the present invention is more extensive in scope by including other forms and arrangements of both the movement detection system and the warning system and the uses of the forms of both systems in other applications including both fixed and portable systems.
Mobile plant, including fork-lift trucks, pallet carriers, road transport vehicles, tractors, cranes, excavators, vehicles generally and the like often present a significant injury hazard to personnel in the work environment such as for example in factories, warehouses, transportation facilities or the like, when these vehicles are operating in areas where pedestrians may also be present, particularly in confined areas where pedestrians and vehicles share a common path, roadway or similar. As the vehicles are often large and heavy, even when travelling at a slow speed, any pedestrian collision accidents are generally serious or fatal to the pedestrian, and often result in damage to surrounding structures. There have been some other systems in use for detecting and warning of the presence of mobile plant and vehicles. For example, one previously available technique employed one or more fixed linear infra-red beam detector or detectors which trigger an alarm when the linear beam impinging on the detector is broken or otherwise interrupted by passage of a vehicle across the beam which temporarily disrupts the beam allowing the alarm to be activated. Another previously available example is the use of a visible flashing hazard warning light mounted on the vehicle or mobile plant, particularly at or towards the top of the vehicle where it could be seen more readily, and the use of the vehicle's horn or reversing beeper to warn pedestrians of the proximity of the vehicle to the pedestrian in high risk areas, such as for example, in shared carriageways or similar. A further previously considered proposal is the use of radio frequency devices, such as for example, vehicle mounted transponders and associated fixed detection devices or readers to detect the presence of the vehicle or plant which activates a warning device such as either a visible or audible warning alarm.
However, all of these previously available methods and devices have not been entirely successful for a variety of reasons since they suffer from one or more various disadvantages and shortcomings. In the example in which a fixed linear infra-red beam sensor is used to generate a pedestrian warning alarm, the main disadvantages are that the alarm can be triggered by movement of pedestrians through the beam as well as by passage of vehicles through the beam, which produces many "false-alarms" or "false-triggerings" of the warning device which has a tendency to cause complacency in pedestrians and other nearby workers. Further, the coverage of an extended detection area providing reliable and sufficiently early warning in all instances is difficult, as well as expensive, to install and to maintain due to the linear nature of the beams of radiation.
The use of a flashing hazard lamp, horn, reversing beeper or similar devices fulfil a basic safety role, but have the disadvantages that the hazard lamp or other visible warning device may not be visible to a pedestrian at an obscured location, such as at a doorway, in a corridor or at a corner where the vehicle is unsighted by the person until it is almost too late to avoid a collision. This is particularly so when the vehicle and pedestrian simultaneously approach the same closed swinging door from either side. Further, ambient site noise may mask the audible horn warning because the horn may be sounded on the other side of a doorway or closed door or the operator may forget to operate the horn at all of the high hazard locations so that the pedestrian is unaware of the approaching vehicle. Radio frequency transponder-based systems have the typical disadvantages of high directionality, and/or of restricted range which is typically of up to a few meters only which does not provide sufficient coverage of the work area and which is often insufficient to provide adequate warning for the person, respectively. There is also the difficulty in defining and/or restricting the zone of coverage using these types of systems which in turn restricts their usefulness in such applications. As the radio frequency transponder-based systems are essentially linear it is difficult to comprehensibly cover a designated area of the workplace unless a complex array of components are used. Accordingly, there has not, at the time of developing the present invention, been any significant application of radio frequency-based technology to fork-lift or mobile plant safety warning systems, or to portable hazard warning systems despite radio-based technologies being available for many years.
Non-transponder based radio frequency systems have also been tried, however these typically suffer from difficulties in defining a stable triggering distance leading to false alarms being triggered and also difficulties in containing the triggering signal such that it does not trigger detectors in other zones by passing through walls.
Therefore, it is an aim of the present invention to provide a detection system for detecting the presence of a mobile plant, such as a fork-lift truck, in the vicinity of the detection system which activates a warning system to alert people in close proximity of the presence of the vehicle in response to detection of the presence of the vehicle in order to reduce or eliminate the risk or injury or damage caused by collision with the vehicle. It is also an aim of the present invention to provide a portable hazard detection and warning system for personal use.
According to the present invention there is provided a movement detection and warning system comprising a transmitter means for transmitting a signal in association with an event or an object, the signal being adapted for triggering a detector means, said detector means being tuned to only detect the signal transmitted by the transmitter means when the detector is located within a predetermined distance from the transmitter means, said detector means activating an alarm means in response to being triggered by the transmitted signal thereby providing an early and distinct warning to people in the vicinity of the detectors in order to eliminate or reduce the chances of the person sustaining injury.
According to another aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of warning a person of the proximity of an object or event comprising associating the object or event with a transmitter means for transmitting a signal, the signal triggering a detector means, said detector being tuned to only detect the signal transmitted by the transmitter means so that when the person and object or event are located within a predetermined distance from each other the transmitter means transmits a signal to the detector means such that the detector means activates an alarm means in order to provide an early and distinct warning to the person in the vicinity of the object or event in order to alert the person to the presence of the object or event.
Typically, the movement detection system is a combined movement detection and warning system. More typically, the movement detection and warning system provide advance warning of the presence of a hazard or potentially dangerous object or event. More typically, the object is a moveable object. Even more typically, the moveable object is a vehicle or mobile plant equipment, preferably a fork-lift truck. Typically, the event is a hazardous event, such as a disaster area, accident site, spill of toxic chemicals or similar.
Typically, the transmitter means is rotatable or is provided with means for rotation. More typically, the transmitter means transmits a rotating signal. Even more typically, the transmitted signal is a rotating encoded fan-shaped beam, preferably a rotating infra-red beam. Even more typically, the transmitted signal is transmitted through an angle of 360� around the item, object or event. Even more typically, the transmitted signal is pulsed, discontinuous, continuous, or the like.
Typically, the transmitted signal is an infra-red beam and the transmitter means is a infra-red transmitter.
Typically, the transmitter means is located on the vehicle, item, object or close to the event.
Typically, the detector means detects the encoded infra-red signal. Typically, the detector means is triggered by the signal from the transmitter means when the transmitter means is within a predetermined distance from the detector means.
Typically, the vehicle may approach the detector from any horizontal direction as the transmitter rotates to send a transmitted beam through 360� around the vehicle.
Typically, the infra-red transmitter embodies an encoded infra-red source and associated electronic systems and rotating mirror contoured to produce a rotating fan-shaped beam of infra-red light having a narrow dimension in the horizontal plane and a wider dimension in the vertical plane such that an invisible warning zone is produced around the vehicle when it is in operation.
Typically, the infra-red transmitter is a static array of light-emitting Diodes (LEDs). More typically, the individual LEDs or a selected bank or banks of LEDs are able to be illuminated by an electronic circuit or sequencing circuit. More typically, the LEDs are operated to produce a rotating fan-shaped beam of infra-red illumination. Typically, the LEDs are driven from one switch. More typically, the LEDs are arranged in arrays and are operated in a prearranged sequence or sequences.
Typically, the detector embodies the detection and alarm functions. More typically, the detector may be battery powered. More typically, the detector may be worn on the apparel or safety clothing of personnel for activation when the person becomes within a predetermined distance of the vehicle or mobile plant or of a hazard/hazardous area or zone or event. Typically, the alarm means includes an audible and visible warning. More typically, the personal detector provides an audible and/or visible warning to the wearer of the personal alarm when the person is located within the warning zone of the vehicle mounted transmitter or of a portable transmitter.
Typically, the transmitter is battery, mains or solar powered. More typically, the transmitter is fixed or portable.
Typically, the signal transmitted by the transmitter means is used to remotely operate access control devices. More typically, the access control devices include boom gates, swing, roller and sliding doors or other operating mechanisms.
The present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of one form of the overall detection and warning system of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the components of one form of the detection and warning system of the present invention showing the circuit details and components in schematic block form.
FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of one form of the transmitter means useful in the detection and warning system of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a top plan view of the transmitter means of FIG. 3.
With particular reference to FIG. 1, one form of the overall detection and warning system will now be described in general to provide an idea of the system and how it operates. A mobile plant, in the form of a fork-lift truck, generally denoted as 101, is provided with an infra-red transmitter 102 for transmitting a newly developed infra-red fan beam transmission. Transmitter 102 is energised, such as for example from the internal power supply of fork-lift truck 101, such as for example from the battery or batteries of fork-lift truck 101. Infra-red transmitter 102 is always transmitting a rotating fan shaped beam of radiation (invisible light) around the vehicle whenever the vehicle is operational. Newly developed fixed infra-red radiation detectors 103 are provided throughout the building or similar at spaced apart strategic locations along the itinerary of the fork-lift truck 101. Fixed detectors 103 are triggered by the infra-red radiation transmitted by transmitter 102 when the transmitter is within a specified range of the detector 103. The rotating infra-red transmitted beam effectively provides an invisible "warning zone" throughout 360� around fork-lift truck 101 extending for up to ten meters or more in effective radius, depending on the particular transmitter design characteristics, around fork-lift 101. A zone controller 104 is provided at a convenient location for receiving signal from infra-red detector 103 and sending a corresponding signal to a suitable warning device in the form of a warning light/siren 105. When one or more of the fixed infra-red detectors 103 detect the presence of an encoded infra-red transmitter beam indicating that fork-lift 101 is in close proximity, the detectors activate pedestrian audible and/or visible alarms 105 via zone controller 104.
In one embodiment zone controller 104 terminates the cables from detectors 103 and alarms 105 and supplies power to detector 103 and the circuits associated with alarm 105 as well as facilitating pre-setting of the alarm timing characteristics for each detection zone. The alarms 105 may be located remote from where detection occurs or remote from the location of the detectors or maybe integrated into the detector in the case of a small personal detector and alarm.
In another embodiment, pedestrians 14 are provided with personal infra-red detectors so that as the pedestrians 107 approach a hazardous area such as doorway 106 the personal detectors carried by the pedestrians 107 detect the presence of the fork-lift truck 101 by sensing the infra-red transmission such that the detectors activate a personal alarm to warn the pedestrians of the approaching fork-lift truck 101.
In other embodiments, as an example of remote siting of the detectors, alarms 105 maybe located on a pedestrian walkway that approaches the hazard zone. In this way, pedestrians can be clearly warned of the presence of fork-lift truck 101 or similar when the fork-lift truck enters or is in the or one of the designated hazard zones, even though the vehicle may not yet be visible to the pedestrians. Thus, the present invention can provide an early and distinct warning to pedestrians automatically without having to rely on operators of the fork-lift trucks remembering to activate the warning alarms. The use of a rotating coded infra-red light beam provides pervasive coverage of an entire substantially circular area around the vehicle. In this manner, the detectors will be triggered when the vehicle approaches them from a wide range of different angles when the vehicle is closer than the predetermined distance between the transmitter and the detector for the detector to activate the warning system.
The detection and warning system of the present invention may be applied, in one embodiment, to improving the safety of pedestrians and mobile plant operations in industrial and other commercial operations including transport facilities, military or other areas associated with the intensive movement of vehicles in a crowded or confined area in which vehicles and pedestrians share a common pathway. Other applications of the systems of the present invention also include the use of a battery powered version of the transmitter which can be mounted at a hazardous site such as for example, an excavation, road works, natural disaster event or similar and which will trigger small versions of the detector/alarm devices worn or carried by personnel when approaching the hazard zone.
Details of the circuitry and components of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4.
Transmitter 102, is mounted on and powered by fork-lift 101 or other mobile plant equipment.
Transmitter 102 emits a short range electromagnetic signal schematically depicted by fan shaped area which will be referred to as beam 13, with the effective range of transmission being adjustable depending upon site requirements and the predetermined distance between transmitter 102 and detector 103 necessary to activate alarm 105 when vehicle 101 enters the hazard zone. Signal 13 is typically infra-red or other suitable or convenient electromagnetic radiation. The present invention embodies novel features and concepts for this transmitter. One form of the transmitter and radiation source will now be described. However, it is to be noted that other forms could be used.
In one embodiment, transmitter 102 is provided wit one or a group of infra-red Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) 18 mounted in a central housing forming transmitter 102, in place of the traditional incandescent bulb of a rotating hazard lamp, of the type typically used in industry, or of a purpose built equivalent. Transmitter 102 is provided with an adjustment means for adjusting the transmitter output power and therefore to pre-set the effective range of the system for particular applications. One form of the adjustment means is typically a potentiometer which is shown in FIG. 2 as a commercial hexagon shaft lock nut 10 which ensures that the setting once adjusted is not inadvertently changed such as by vibration or the like. The LEDs 18 do not themselves rotate, however the illumination from the LEDs 18 is directed upwardly by and impinges upon a specially shaped reflective mirror 9, which is rotating in the horizontal plane affixed to a turntable 8 driven by an electric motor capstan 12 and belt arrangement 12 a The reflective surface of the mirror 9 is shaped especially to give a beam of radiation which is narrow in the horizontal plane, but wide in the vertical plane, as depicted by beam 13, to produce maximum detectable range and beam coverage for positioning of the detectors and detection of the beam by detectors. The rotation of the mirror 9 thus sweeps beam 13 continuously through 360�, such that the emitted radiation may be projected in all lateral directions and around transmitter 102 in a 3-dimensional fan shape around transmitter 102 during each revolution. As illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4, the beam 13 can be transmitted through 360� around the transmitter in a horizontal plane. The beam 13 can also be transmitted through about 180� in a vertical plane.
Mirror surface 9 may take several forms, depending upon the illumination pattern required for a particular application of the detection and warning system of the present invention.
In a typical implementation of the invention, the transmitter 2 contains new electronic subsystems and circuitry and components which will now be described. The new system includes a power supply and regulator 1, which conditions the direct current supply provided from the vehicle, such as for example, from the battery of the vehicle, and supplies power to the various operating circuits of the systems. A carrier oscillator 2 generates a square wave signal, in this case a 375 kHz signal, which is then modulated by a modulator 4 with another signal generated by oscillator 3 which is typically a 3 kHz oscillator. The modulated 375 kHz signal then drives the infra-red LED driver circuits 5 which produce the modulated output beam 13. Beam 13 is modulated as described, such that this radiation may be reliably detected by one form of detector 103 and discriminated against interference by natural or man-made electromagnetic sources, which would otherwise cause false triggering to occur resulting in unwanted activation of alarm 105.
Still with reference to FIG. 2, beam 13 is rotating such that when the transmitter 102 comes within the operating range of the detector, the received electromagnetic signal within the pattern of beam 13 momentarily falls on photo-detectors 16, after passing through the infra-red translucent protective cover 15 provided on housing 14. Photo-detector 16 thus receives momentary bursts of infra-red radiation from the rotating fan beam emanating from transmitter 102. Detector 103 is adjustably connected to a suitable substrate such as a wall of the factory or similar by adjustable connector 17. These short bursts of signal are amplified by the photodiode amplifier 19, before being demodulated by demodulator 20. Demodulator 20 separates the encoded 3 kHz modulation signal from the original signal. This is then connected to a tuned decoder circuit 21, which is tuned to produce a digital-ouput-on state only if a 3 kHz signal burst is sustained for a minimum time, typically for about 5 to 10 milliseconds, otherwise the output remains in the off state. It is to be noted that the detection system and the modulation frequencies selected may be changed in different embodiments to operate with more or less burst time. The output of decoder 21 is routed to a driver and relay circuit 23, which is connected to one form of a zone controller which is denoted as 26 in FIG. 2 by cable or other suitable means. More than one detector 103 may be used in any particular application, and the output circuit of the detectors may be connected in parallel to one zone controller circuit in the case where more than one detector is used in one hazard zone, or alternatively one or more detectors indicated in block form 24 may be used for different hazard zones. For each hazard zone, the zone controller has an individual alarm circuit, which may contain a timer 25, which permits the on-time of the alarm once triggered to be pre-set for a period of typically up to 10 seconds and is retriggerable such that it stays on and refreshes the 10 second timer each time new pulses are detected. This feature effectively masks the intermittent nature of the intermittent triggering bursts from radiation beam 13, and produces continuous rather than discontinuous energisation of the pedestrian warning devices for the duration of the presence of the transmitter, and thus the vehicle, in the detection zone.
The pedestrian alarm configuration may take many forms, including but not limited to that shown in FIG. 2 in which an audible alarm 32, a flashing visible hazard beacon 31, and an illuminated character display sign 33 are used either alone or in any combination. Mains electrical power 28 is supplied also to a DC power supply 27 in the zone controller 26, which in turn provides power for the detectors 24. Timers 25 contain a relay or contactor to energise the alarm circuits.
Referring to FIG. 4, an alternative novel static embodiment of transmitter 102 will now be described. This form of transmitter 102 consists of a phased array of closely spaced apart light emitting diodes 40 arranged in a hemispherical or spherical shape, such that the radiation from each diode is emitted outwardly at a different angle from each other. Each diode 40 would be typically able to emit at a tangent to its hemispherical surface. The radiation pattern and beam angle of each diode 40 is selected to overlay with the other diodes 40, such that if they were all illuminated at one time, the radiation from the collected hemispherical surfaces would be in all directions, including from below a horizontal line through the unit, extending up to being directed vertically upwards. In this embodiment, each diode 40 (or a selected group of diodes) is connected to a suitable driver circuit. Each driver circuit is connected to a digital diode array selection circuit, driven from a pulse generator or more intelligent circuit, such that individual diodes or selected groups of diodes may be switched on and off in a predetermined or prearranged sequence. In this way, it is then possible to configure the circuit for particular applications electronically. In one example, a line of LEDs 41 extending from the top central one out to one particular equatorial LED is enabled and switched on, with all of the others being switched off. A sequencing circuit embodiment in the device then allows the next line of LEDs 42 to be illuminated with the first line 41 being switched off. The sequencing circuit may be set up electronically, such as for example, by selection switches or an intelligent processor, or the like, to thus illuminate each line or group of LEDs for a preset time, before moving on to the next one and so on. In this way, a moving fan beam or other pattern depending on the group being selected is generated, without the need for a mechanical scanning device or rotation device or similar. Particular groups of LEDs may be skipped or disabled depending on the collective beam shape required, and the sequencing rate can be varied from very low to very high speeds. Also, the angle of scan can be varied electronically, so that the collective beam is transmitted at particular angles only within the 360� of possible sweep. In this way, the device can be configured to say, only transmit in the forward direction, or in any other desired direction. This transmitter also has applications in other fields.
One method of construction of the array of FIG. 4 is shown in FIG. 3, in which each line of LEDs 51 in the array is mounted on an individual circuit board 52 and 55. These circuit boards have plugs 54 and sockets 53 through which the electrical connections are made with the processing systems to control the sequencing of operation of the LEDs.
The entire system constitutes a hazard or proximity warning system, which is capable of signalling the proximity of plant or other hazard to pedestrians or workers, thus improving the safety of the pedestrians and/or workers.
Advantages of the present invention include the following: The on-range and the cut-off range of the system can be made more predictable and stable with infra-red than with a radio frequency. The infra-red signal does not penetrate walls, and hence the detection zone can be more readily defined by the building walls than what would be the case for a radio frequency signal, which might penetrate a wall and falsely trigger detectors in a different zone located in another part of the building. The invisible nature of the beam does not create a source of annoyance for people located in the area. The described arrangement has been advanced by explanation and many modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention which includes every novel feature and novel combination of features herein disclosed.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the invention described herein is susceptible to variations and modifications other than those specifically described. It is understood that the invention includes all such variations and modifications which fall within the spirit and scope.
Having described the invention in detail and by reference to preferred embodiments thereof, it will be apparent that modifications and variations are possible without departing from the scope of the invention defined in the appended claims. More specifically, although some aspects of the present invention are identified herein as preferred or particularly advantageous, it is contemplated that the present invention is not necessarily limited to these preferred aspects of the invention.
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with the ice storms ….the single digit temps…
the need to not leave the house…
for days on end…
i look forward to the middle of
all year long.
are you thinking to yourself that
you just learned something new about me…
kasey loves the middle of january?
because every january…
we put away our snowsuits…
tuck away our gloves…
and dig out our flip flops.
Oh sweet heaven…..
i just looked at my poor little toe's and realized
that they are in desperate need of some tlc.
I know some of you go the whole winter without
shaving your legs….
and i for one..
will be shaving mine today.
I'm not quite sure if i will be putting on my little
string bikini…
nope…not quite sure that will happen..
but i will be putting my toe's in the sand.
Florida…here we come!
I will be the one on the beach that looks
like she just moved from the north pole…
with skin so white that
i will suffer 3rd degree burns all over
my body ….
just so i can come home and
say that i have a tan.
See my poor white babies in the photo above…..
my little family likes to forgo the sunscreen
for a little
{ ahem }
vitamin D.
Now ….
let me clear something up real fast…
right now.
I will be traveling with the three children..
to florida..
to see my fabulously wonderful…
my in-laws….
that would be my husbands parents…
and i will be traveleing without….
my husband.
You just read that right.
No husband.
Which means…..
{and i totally o.k'd it first}
that i can look at all the beautiful
surfer boys that i want.
I realize that i will be the only
with no sunscreen on her body…..
staring at these boys…
with my camera…
i wouldn't want you to feel left out now….
because when i get home..
i want to make sure you all have your fill
beautiful surfer boys.
{choking on my saliva}
I just had to show you this photo from
last year.
I am all for curlers in your hair…
and i love…
a little pink bathing suit coverlet..
but not necessarily together.
The best part was …
she was totally watching…
these boys.
I promise to be very good and only
snap photos of
beautiful surfer boys
but i realize…
for those of you older girls…
that like to read here…
you might not want some pics
of the surfer boys..
so you can just drool all over the boys above.
I promise not to tell anyone.
pinky promise.
p.s. feel free to follow me on twitter {here} if you
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Comparative Study of Sham Versus Mild® Procedure in Patients Diagnosed With Symptomatic Lumbar Central Canal Stenosis
This study has been completed.
Napa Pain Institute
Vertos Medical, Inc.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Eric J. Grigsby, MD, Napa Pain Institute
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: April 30, 2010
Last updated: June 11, 2013
Last verified: June 2013
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This is a single-center, randomized, prospective, double-blind, clinical study to assess the clinical application and outcomes with mild® devices versus sham in patients with symptomatic moderate to severe central canal spinal stenosis. Sham patients were eligible to choose to cross-over and have the actual decompression procedure after week 6 exam.
|Lumbar Spine Stenosis Central Canal
|Device: Percutaneous Lumbar Decompression Device: Sham lumbar decompression
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Participant, Care Provider, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Comparative Study of Sham Versus Mild® (Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression) Procedure in Patients Diagnosed With Symptomatic Moderate to Severe Lumbar Central Canal Stenosis
Further study details as provided by Eric J. Grigsby, MD, Napa Pain Institute:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Visual Analog Scale (VAS) <=4 [ Time Frame: Week 6 to 12 prior to cross-over ]Using VAS, pain is measured on a 0 to 10 point scale where 0 represents no pain and 10 indicates severe pain. A post-treatment score of 4 points is the accepted threshold between a "mild" pain score of 1-3 points and a "moderate to severe" pain score of 5 to 10 points which represents debilitating pain that would qualify the patient for a different or additional treatment option. All patients in each arm who reported a pain score of 4 or less at six to twelve weeks post-treatment are reported below.
- Visual Analog Scale (VAS) <=4 [ Time Frame: Week 6 to 12 & Year One After Sham to mild x-over ]VAS as measured on a 10-point scale. A score of 4 or less after treatment is considered favorable, as it indicates pain is less than the "moderate to severe" categories represented by scores of 5 to 10. All patients in each arm who reported a pain score of 4 or less at Week 6-12 and Year 1 are reported below.
- Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Mean Improvement [ Time Frame: Baseline and Year 1 ]VAS ten point scale where 0 = no pain and 10 represents worst pain imaginable. Mean improvement of two or more points is considered clinically relevant. The mean improvement from Baseline to Year-1 is presented below for the two treatment groups.
|Study Start Date:
|April 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Decompression with mild® Device Kit
Fluoroscopically guided percutaneous lumbar decompression using the Vertos mild® Device Kit for bone and tissue removal to decompress the targeted stenosed level(s).
Device: Percutaneous Lumbar Decompression
Fluoroscopic percutaneous lumbar decompression of the central spinal canal
Other Name: mild® Device Kit percutaneous decompression
Sham Comparator: Sham lumbar decompression
Sham procedure of fluoroscopically guided percutaneous placement of mild® Device Kit instrumentation with no removal of bone or tissue.
Device: Sham lumbar decompression
Sham fluoroscopic percutaneous lumbar decompression with no bone or tissue removal.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Symptomatic and lumbar spine stenosis (LSS) primarily caused by dorsal element hypertrophy.
- Prior failure of conservative therapy and Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) Score of >20%.
- Radiologic evidence of LSS, ligamentum flavum hypertrophy (typically > 2.5mm)confirmed by pre op MRI and/or CT.
- Central canal cross sectional area clearly reduced per MRI/CT report.
- If present, anterior listhesis ≤ 5.0mm (preferred) and stable.
- Able to walk at least 10 feet unaided before being limited by pain.
- Available to complete 26 weeks of follow-up.
- A signed Informed consent Form is obtained from the subject.
- Adults at least 18 years of age.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior surgery at intended treatment level.
- History of recent spinal fractures with concurrent pain symptoms as determined by the Investigator.
- Disabling back or leg pain from causes other than LSS (e.g. acute compression fracture, metabolic neuropathy, or vascular claudication symptoms, etc.).
- Disk protrusion or osteophyte formation severe enough to confound study outcome.
- Facet hypertrophy severe enough to confound study outcome.
- Bleeding disorders and/or current use of anti-coagulants.
- Use of acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) and/or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) within five days of treatment.
- Epidural steroid administration within prior 3 weeks(of procedure or sham)
- Inability of the subject to lie prone for any reason with anesthesia support (e.g. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), obesity, etc.).
- Metabolic wound healing pathologies deemed by Investigator to compromise study outcome.
- Dementia and/or inability to give informed consent.
- Pregnancy and/or breastfeeding.
- On Workman's Compensation or considering litigation associated with back pain.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01129921
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01129921
|United States, California
|Napa Pain Institute
|Napa, California, United States, 94558
Sponsors and Collaborators
Napa Pain Institute
Vertos Medical, Inc.
|Principal Investigator:
|Eric Grigsby, MD
|Napa Pain Institute
More Information
Keywords provided by Eric J. Grigsby, MD, Napa Pain Institute:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 23, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Eric J. Grigsby, MD, Founder / Medical Director, Napa Pain Institute
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01129921 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
Protocol #G01
|Study First Received:
|April 30, 2010
|Results First Received:
|January 7, 2013
|Last Updated:
|June 11, 2013
Keywords provided by Eric J. Grigsby, MD, Napa Pain Institute:
Lumbar Spine Stenosis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Constriction, Pathologic
Pathological Conditions, Anatomical
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 23, 2017


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Winter Cakes
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Top: Winter Cakes, oil on canvas, 8"x10". Sold.
Bottom: Snow White Pavlova, 6"x6". Sold.
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I've been trying to stay away from your painting (I own 5!) But couldn't pass this one up. My sister is moving into a new house, loves christmas and her son loves to bake cakes! The perfect house-warming gift! I'm so glad I stumbled across it!
It is lovely!
Sounds like the perfect gift for her! I wish I had a sister….
Beautiful pictures, if its ok I will link from my blog to yours in deember 23. With a picture of a reading woman. I will also share on facebook: )
You will find me here: )
Lovely! Janet, would you give me a bit of advice…I recently bought a distressed, vintage armoire. The piece is too distressed for me, so I will be repainting it. The outside will be white – what would you recommend for the inside color? If you want to take a look at it's current condition, it's showing in the side bar on my blog. Thanks.
Hi Mary,
Well I'm not an expert, but if it were me I would paint the inside an aqua/turquoise colour….but I guess it also depends on the other colours in your room. Good luck!
Thanks, Janet, for the information. I'll ck around and see what I can come up with. Right now, the inside is a dark brown.
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Advanced Portable Fine Water Mist Fire Extinguisher for Spacecraft
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AbstractFine water mist (FWM) is a promising replacement technology for fire suppression on the next generation of manned spacecraft. It offers advantages in performance, ease of cleanup, compatibility with on-board environmental systems, and ability to recharge during a mission. ADA Technologies has designed and built a prototype hand-held extinguisher that successfully extinguished test fires in an atmosphere of 34% oxygen and 8 psia total pressure, representing manned spacecraft environments. In this Phase II SBIR project ADA proposes to advance this FWM prototype toward production status by incorporating design improvements compatible with space-based operation and validating the new configuration in fire tests in the spacecraft environment chamber (34% O2 & 8 psia) operated by team member Colorado School of Mines. We will also plan for microgravity (aircraft) testing and prepare a Flight Qualification Test Plan to be used to estimate costs for flight qualification of the hardware. Finally, the production prototype will be tested against UL standard 711 class 2B and 5B flammable liquid fires. A comprehensive specification and drawing package will be prepared. All Phase II project activities will be directed toward advancing the TRL of the technology to Level 8. In Phase II we have added a partner experienced in the production and qualification of flight test fixtures and experiments. ADA has also initiated discussions with a NASA contractor for spacecraft as well as with a commercial supplier of fire protection equipment to take this technology into the broader commercial marketplace, targeting aerospace and flammable fuels storage as early market segments.
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Hidden away on trading estates, under railway arches, alongside a museum and even on a city farm, blacksmiths are making distinctive one-off pieces for London homes, from security grilles, railings, beds, screens, gates and grates, to small hinges and brackets.
In Brentford, near the London Museum of Water & Steam, Neil Brown has the capital's oldest forge, dating to about 1840. His brand Hot Metal Works makes firedogs, railings, candelabra, shelf brackets and more.
Brown hammers away on an anvil on a huge tree trunk. Above his head, his cross-shaped logo shows off metals, techniques and finishes, from steel, copper and brass to welds, bolts and rivets, in shiny silver to rusting, dull red-brown.
Just completed are large garden gates at £4,000 but in stock are small outdoor pieces from £14, including charming leaf-adorned obelisks for climbing plants at £60.
Moving east, across the river opposite Canary Wharf, Kevin Boys Blacksmiths, the forge of the renowned artist blacksmith, is set a little incongruously in open-access Surrey Docks Farm. Inside a basic brick building with the smithy fire at its heart is a vast repository of well-ordered tools and machinery — about 200 hammers alone — and a cluster of old anvils, again on tree trunks.
"Wood is good for iron bashing," says Boys, whose arresting black iron figures in prominent London locations — including the memorial in Tower Bridge Road to Bermondsey-born VC-winning First World War sailor Albert McKenzie — typically have open skeletal frames with details such as a helmet or weapon. But Boys still loves functional work. He'll make you a handsome gate from about £500, or a candelabra for £90.
"The key element of blacksmithing is one-off bespoke items," says established creative hot metalworker Ian Marshall of Steel Yourself in Eltham. He loves the variety of his work, from making a simple stand for a collector's item for £20, to an ambitious garden bridge for £10,000. "My clients appreciate metalwork and are looking for something unique." Balconies are popular, but he does small repairs "because it makes people happy".
On an industrial trading estate in Streatham, south London, barbecues from £900 and bird tables, from £90, are stock-in-trade for Conan Sturdy, who has a skilled team on standby for larger commissions. Sturdy powers his forge by "green" energy from Ecotricity, plus solar panels.
"If possible we use natural raw finishes, such as lightly polished raw steel with wax or linseed oil." His furniture combines steel legs and frames, recycled planks and boards, with added willow and bamboo planted around his workshop.
Under a railway arch in Peckham, three young ironworkers at the Blenheim Forge practise the intricate art of making Japanese knives, adding handles from local wood. Keen cooks pay from £100 for a knife and there's a waiting list for the star blade, at £450.
A "social enterprise" in Tottenham for about 180 craftworkers, with workshops, booths, benches and access to large machinery, was converted a couple of years ago from an old industrial building by five founders. Blacksmith Stuart Watson came from Hackney. Just moved in is award-winning Nick Moran, making shelf brackets, beds, screens and gates. Joe Buckingham is The Gentleman Blacksmith, with designs for balustrades and handrails, and special skills for zinc worktops.
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Courtney Brown is a mathematician and social scientist who teaches in the Department of Political Science at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Independent of his work at the university, he is also the leading scholar on the subject of "remote viewing" as it is done using procedures that were developed by the United States military and used for espionage purposes, or procedures that are derivative of those methodologies.
Academic Background: Courtney Brown received his Ph.D. degree from Washington University (St. Louis) in 1982 in political science with an emphasis on mathematical modeling. He began his teaching career as a college calculus instructor in Africa before moving on to teach nonlinear differential and difference equation modeling in the social sciences at the University of California at Los Angeles, Emory University, and the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research Summer Program at the University of Michigan. He has published numerous books on applied nonlinear mathematical modeling in the social sciences, including two new volumes, one on applied differential equation systems (2007) and another on graph algebra (2008), a new graphical language used for modeling systems.
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