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Birdsongs automatically decoded by computer scientists
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This is an image of the inflorescence of Arabidopsis thaliana. In close collaboration with Jürg Schönenberger and Yannick Städler from the Department of Botany and Biodiversity Research of the Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Vienna, 14 developmental stages of the flower of Arabidopsis thaliana from very early meristematic floral initiation to fully developed seeds were monitored with micro-computed tomography in 3D. From the same set of developmental stages a full metabolic profile using mass spectrometry was measured covering hundreds of biochemical pathways.
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Paleontologist Dan Ksepka examines the fossilized skull of what may be the biggest flying bird ever found. Scientists have identified the fossilized remains of an extinct giant bird that could be the biggest flying bird ever found. With an estimated 20-24-foot wingspan, the creature surpassed size estimates based on wing bones from the previous record holder -- a long-extinct bird named Argentavis magnificens -- and was twice as big as the Royal Albatross, the largest flying bird today. Scheduled to appear online the week of July 7, 2014, in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the findings show that the creature was an extremely efficient glider, with long slender wings that helped it stay aloft despite its enormous size.
|July 1, 2014 06:45 PM
Pushing closer to understanding the mechanisms behind the mysterious glow of light produced naturally by certain animals, scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego have deciphered the structural components related to fluorescence brightness in a primitive sea creature.
|June 24, 2014 06:42 PM
This reconstruction shows how scientists think the fly larvae adhered to the skin of the amphibian. Around 165 million years ago, a spectacular parasite was at home in the freshwater lakes of present-day Inner Mongolia (China): A fly larva with a thorax formed entirely like a sucking plate. With it, the animal could adhere to salamanders and suck their blood with its mouthparts formed like a sting. To date no insect is known that is equipped with a similar specialised design. The international scientific team is now presenting its findings in the journal "eLIFE".
|June 19, 2014 05:25 PM
Chance events may profoundly shape history. What if Franz Ferdinand's driver had not taken a wrong turn, bringing the Duke face to face with his assassin? Would World War I still have been fought? Would Hitler have risen to power decades later?
Artist reconstruction of Mercuriceratops gemini, a new species of horned dinosaur that had wing-shaped ornamentation on the sides of its skull. Scientists have named a new species of horned dinosaur (ceratopsian) based on fossils collected from Montana in the United States and Alberta, Canada. Mercuriceratops (mer-cure-E-sare-ah-tops) gemini was approximately 6 meters (20 feet) long and weighed more than 2 tons. It lived about 77 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous Period. Research describing the new species is published online in the journal Naturwissenschaften.
For some birds, recognising their own eggs can be a matter of life or death.
During evolutionary diversification of vertebrate limbs, the number of toes in even-toed ungulates such as cattle and pigs was reduced and transformed into paired hooves. Scientists at the University of Basel have identified a gene regulatory switch that was key to evolutionary adaption of limbs in ungulates. The study provides fascinating insights into the molecular history of evolution and is published by Nature today.
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In a new study published in the Geological Society of America Bulletin, geoscientists Wolfgang Stinnesbeck of the University of Heidelberg and colleagues document the discovery of forty-six ophthalmosaurid ichthyosaurs (marine reptiles). These specimens were discovered in the vicinity of the Tyndall Glacier in the Torres del Paine National Park of southern Chile. Among them are numerous articulated and virtually complete skeletons of adults, pregnant females, and juveniles.
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Ants are capable of complex problem-solving strategies that could be widely applied as optimization techniques. An individual ant searching for food walks in random ways, biologists found. Yet the collective foraging behaviour of ants goes well beyond that, as a mathematical study to be published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals: The animal movements at a certain point change from chaos to order. This happens in a surprisingly efficient self-organized way. Understanding the ants could help analyze similar phenomena - for instance how humans roam in the internet.
|May 21, 2014 03:56 AM
This is the winged male Dystacta tigrifrutex, or bush tiger mantis from Nyungwe National Park, southwestern Rwanda. Scientists describe a new species of praying mantis, Dystacta tigrifrutex, or the bush tiger mantis from Rwanda's mountainous Nyungwe National Park. Like all praying mantises the new species is a vicious hunter. The wingless females are adapted for catching prey close to the ground and in the undergrowth, which inspired the name of the species due to the similarities in hunting practices with one of the world's favorite big cats. The study was published in the open access journal ZooKeys.
|May 19, 2014 06:26 PM
Octopus investigators: From left to right, Dr. Nir Nesher (standing), Dr. Guy Levy and Prof. Benny Hochner at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have discovered how octopuses don't tie themselves in knots. An octopus's arms are covered in hundreds of suckers that will stick to just about anything, with one important exception: those suckers generally won't grab onto the octopus itself, otherwise the impressively flexible animals would quickly find themselves all tangled up.
|May 15, 2014 07:55 PM
This is a model of the nurse shark's immunoglobulin new antigen receptor molecule containing two stabilization principles, which could be transferred to human anitbodies to receive enhansed stability. Custom-tailored antibodies are regarded as promising weapons against a multitude of serious illnesses. Since they can accurately recognize specific structures on the surface of viruses, bacteria or cancer cells, they are already being deployed successfully in cancer diagnostics and therapy, as well as against numerous other diseases. The stability of the sensitive antibodies is a decisive factor in every step, from production and storage to therapeutic application.
|May 10, 2014 06:10 PM
Marine scientists at the Northeastern University Marine Science Center have shown that the behavior of middle predators in marine food webs plays an important role in the welfare of the... Northeastern University researchers at the Marine Science Center have shown that the behavior of the "middle child" in the predator-prey food chain plays a strong role in determining how the reef as a whole will fare. The new research from the team was published online on Tuesday in the journal Ecology Letters.
|May 10, 2014 06:10 PM
This image shows a reconstruction of Plexus ricei. Scientists at the University of California, Riverside have discovered a fossil of a newly discovered organism from the "Ediacara Biota" — a group of organisms that occurred in the Ediacaran period of geologic time.
|April 17, 2014 07:39 PM
This shows the female penis of N. aurora. Researchers reporting in the Cell Press journal Current Biology on April 17 have discovered little-known cave insects with rather novel sex lives. The Brazilian insects, which represent four distinct but related species in the genus Neotrogla, are the first example of an animal with sex-reversed genitalia.
|April 11, 2014 07:52 PM
The 375 million-year-old fossil lycopod Leclercqia scolopendra, described and beautifully rendered by UC Berkeley graduate student Jeffrey Benca. Jeff Benca is an admitted über-geek when it comes to prehistoric plants, so it was no surprise that, when he submitted a paper describing a new species of long-extinct lycopod for publication, he ditched the standard line drawing and insisted on a detailed and beautifully rendered color reconstruction of the plant. This piece earned the cover of March's centennial issue of the American Journal of Botany.
|April 10, 2014 05:44 PM
New research from scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School shows that fruit flies are secretly harboring the biochemistry needed to glow in the dark —otherwise known as bioluminescence.
|April 10, 2014 05:44 PM
Stunning images of a 305-million-year-old harvestman fossil reveal ancestors of the modern-day arachnids had two sets of eyes rather than one.
|April 7, 2014 06:34 PM
This image shows the dorsal view of Fuxianhuia protensa. An international team of researchers from the University of Arizona, China and the United Kingdom has discovered the earliest known cardiovascular system, and the first to clearly show a sophisticated system complete with heart and blood vessels, in fossilized remains of an extinct marine creature that lived over half a billion years ago. The finding sheds new light on the evolution of body organization in the animal kingdom and shows that even the earliest creatures had internal organizational systems that strongly resemble those found in their modern descendants.
|April 1, 2014 05:13 PM
UC Davis scientists have learned why zebras, like these plains zebras in Katavi National Park, Tanzania, have stripes. Why zebras have black and white stripes is a question that has intrigued scientists and spectators for centuries. A research team led by the University of California, Davis, has now examined this riddle systematically. Their answer is published April 1 in the online journal Nature Communications.
|March 25, 2014 06:26 PM
The two partial limb fossils from the ancient sea turtle Atlantochelys mortoni fit together perfectly, leaving little room for doubt that they are from the same bone. "As soon as those two halves came together, like puzzle pieces, you knew it," said Ted Daeschler, PhD, associate curator of vertebrate zoology and vice president for collections at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University.
|March 24, 2014 09:25 PM
How does the Arctic tern (a sea bird) fly more than 80,000 miles in its roundtrip North Pole-to-South Pole migration? How does the Emperor penguin incubate eggs for months during the Antarctic winter without eating? How does the Rufous hummingbird, which weighs less than a nickel, migrate from British Columbia to Mexico? These physiological gymnastics would usually be influenced by leptin, the hormone that regulates body fat storage, metabolism and appetite. However, leptin has gone missing in birds - until now.
|March 20, 2014 06:55 PM
This is an example of the horned pollinaria found in South American milkweed. Rutting stags and clawing bears are but two examples of male animals fighting over a mate, but research in New Phytologist has uncovered the first evidence of similar male struggles leading to the evolution of weaponry in plants.
|March 20, 2014 06:55 PM
Ohio University scientists have found the oldest definitive fossil evidence of modern, venomous snakes in Africa, according to a new study published March 19 in the journal PLOS ONE Ohio University scientists have found the oldest definitive fossil evidence of modern, venomous snakes in Africa, according to a new study published March 19 in the journal PLOS ONE.
|March 19, 2014 08:10 PM
A leatherback turtle equipped with a satellite tag crawls off the tagging vessel, the F/V Sea Holly A first-of-its-kind satellite tagging study of migrating New England leatherback turtles in the North Atlantic offers a greatly improved understanding of their seasonal high-use habitats, diving activity and response to key ocean and environmental features in relation to their search behavior. Leatherbacks are considered endangered species in all the world's oceans.
|March 11, 2014 05:36 PM
The protector species, the weaver ant Oecophylla smaragdina, can also turn predator of the associate species, the jumping spider Phintella piatensis. A timid jumping spider uses the scent of ants as a secret weapon to save itself from becoming the somewhat soggy prey of the predatory spitting spider. The downside to this plan is that jumping spiders are also a favorite snack of its very own saviors. To overcome this additional hazard, the spider has made yet another plan in the form of an ant-proof nest, writes Ximena Nelson of the University of Canterbury in New Zealand and Robert Jackson of the University of Canterbury and the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology in Kenya, in Springer's journal Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology.
|March 6, 2014 05:16 PM
This shows the North Atlantic tracking routes of 17 juvenile loggerhead sea turtles. A new study satellite tracked 17 young loggerhead turtles in the Atlantic Ocean to better understand sea turtle nursery grounds and early habitat use during the 'lost years.' The study, conducted by a collaborative research team, including scientists from the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, was the first long-term satellite tracking study of young turtles at sea.
|March 5, 2014 05:59 PM
Papilio polytes, an Asian swallowtail butterfly species also known as the Common Mormon, possesses distinctive mimicry patterns (left). The same species also has non-mimetic forms (right). A single gene regulates the complex wing patterns, colors and structures required for mimicry in swallowtail butterflies, report scientists from the University of Chicago, March 5 in Nature. Surprisingly, the gene described, doublesex, is already well-known for its critical role in sexual differentiation in insects.


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A door closer and holder comprises a cylinder shell having a piston sealingly reciprocable therein. A spring biases the piston toward one end of the shell, and the piston is connected through the ususal apparatus to the door. At the one end the operating rod of a shuttle valve extends into the shell and is engaged by the piston as it approaches the end. The shuttle valve selectively directs the return fluid flow through sweep- and latch-control valves. The assembly also includes a solenoid-operated "bullet" which closes off the return flow to hold the door open. The angle of the openness at which the door is held may be selected by setting a cam on the holder drive pinion which engages a switch to activate the solenoid.
1. A door closer and holder comprising:
a. an assembly including an oil-filled closed cylinder shell having therewithin a reciprocable journal in sealing engagement with the wall thereof;
b. a control manifold at one end of the shell, the manifold being formed with a plunger chamber, the chamber being generally cylindrical,
c. a plunger in the plunger chamber and having a shaft extending through a sealed bore in the manifold and into the interior of the shell to be engaged and depressed by the journal near the end of its travel toward the manifold end,
d. biasing means urging the plunger toward the shell,
e. in the manifold and shell,
(1) inlet passage means interconnecting the manifold end of the shell and the plunger chamber at an opening in the chamber on the opposite side of the plunger from the shell,
(2) drain passage means interconnecting the end of the plunger chamber more adjacent the shell and an opening in the shell on the opposite side of the journal from the manifold,
(3) latch passage means interconnecting longitudinally spaced first and second openings in the wall of the plunger chamber, the first opening being more remote from the shell than the second opening, both openings being outward of the plunger when the plunger is in a first position close to the shell, and on opposite sides of the plunger when the plunger is moved by the journal to a second position away from the shell,
(4) sweep passage means interconnecting the second opening and a third opening in plunger chamber at a point on the opposite side of the plunger from the other two openings when the plunger is in the first position,
f. spring means urging the journal toward the manifold,
g. check valve means in a return passageway in the assembly, the passageway communicating between oil on opposite sides of the journal, the check valve means adapted to open during movement of the journal away from the manifold end and close during movement of the journal toward the manifold end, and
h. rack and pinion and operator arm means associated with the journal to convert the motion of the journal into motion-controlling means for the door.
2. A door closer and holder as claimed in claim 1 including a latch speed control valve in the latch passage means and a sweep speed control valve in the sweep passage means.
3. A door closer and holder as claimed in claim 1 wherein the plunger has at its end more remote from the shell a tapered end diverging away from the wall of the plunger chamber and partly occluding the second opening when the plunger is in the first position.
4. A door closer and holder as claimed in claim 1 including a bullet chamber in the manifold in side-by-side relation with the plunger chamber, the bullet chamber being disposed in the inlet passage means, and a solenoid adapted to drive the bullet to close the inlet passage to hold the door open.
5. A door closer and holder as claimed in claim 4 wherein the solenoid is insufficiently strong to move the bullet to close the port when the door is closing, but can so move the bullet when the door is not closing.
6. A door closer including an oil-filled housing having a piston circumposed by resilient sealing means sealingly engaging the wall of the housing, means linking the movement of the piston and the door, spring means in the cylinder urging the piston toward one end of the cylinder to close the door, first passage means connecting the said one end of the cylinder with a point in the housing on the other side of the piston from said end, a pair of separately settable metering valves alternately connectable in the passage means, and shuttle valve means alternately connecting the settable metering valves in the first passage means, the shuttle valve means having an actuator extending into the housing and engaged by and depressed by the piston as it approaches the said end of the cylinder, and second passage means. connecting the oil on the opposite sides of the piston sealing means and including check valve means adapted to close as the piston moves toward the said end and open when it moves in the reverse direction.
7. A door closer as claimed in claim 6 wherein the shuttle valve means comprises a plunger operating in a chamber, the first passage means being connected to the opposite ends of the chamber to flow through the chamber and three openings are longitudinally spaced along the side wall of the chamber, the center opening connected to each of the metering valves, the metering valves also being connected respectively to the other two openings, whereby the plunger as it moves in the chamber selects which of the two valves controls the flow in the first passage means.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to mechanical door closers and holders. More specifically, this invention relates to a door closer and holder possessing an unusual ability to hold the door at a given degree of openness for a long period of time.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The prior art includes a number of patents which disclose door closers of the piston type wherein the piston is disposed in a chamber add is formed with a rack in an intermediate position thereof, driving a pinion attached to the closer arm. A spring urges the piston in a direction towards the closed position of the door.
An example of such a closer is found in the U.S. Pat. No. 4,378,612 which issued Apr. 5 1983 to Bruce N Beers. In this patent passageways are disposed in the wall of the closer and are occasionally obscured or opened by a portion of the piston as it moves in closing the door. The passageways are arranged so that, depending on the position of the piston, the fluid within the closer moves from one side of the piston to the other at the desired speed, the flow around the portion of the piston being determined by "sweep and latch" valves disposed in the passages.
One of the drawbacks of such prior structures is that with sweep and latch valve passageways extending directly into the wall of the piston chamber, it is not possible to have a good seal between the piston and the chamber itself. This is because if packing or other sealing means is disposed around the piston it engages the sharp edges defining the passage openings and may be actually sheared off from the rest of the packing and extruded through the control passages themselves. Because of such damage to packing by the openings in the wall of the piston chamber, packing has been dispensed with and the piston has been operated in the chamber without a seal, and there has been a gradual creeping of the piston toward the closed position as the oil moves along the periphery of it.
In the prior art there is a showing in a closer of using the pinion shaft of a closer to drive a cam linked to a switch for spreading flow in the closer at the latch end of the cycle. This showing, U.S. Pat. No. 4,267,619, issued May 19, 1981 to Suska, does not teach using such an arrangement to control hold open.
The present invention makes possible the provision of a U seal, an O ring, or other resilient sealing means on a piston in a door closer of the same general type as discussed above. This is made possible by having a separate piston-actuated plunger in its own separate chamber in a manifold on the end of the closer housing. The plunger chamber is formed with openings for sweep and latch flow controls, and the plunger moves by these openings being moved by the piston as it approaches closing position of the door. In addition, the flow of fluid from one side of the piston in the main chamber to the other is through a "bullet" chamber, which houses a cylindrical bullet which may be pressed against the flow orifice by a solenoid-actuated rod to stop the flow of oil. The pressure of the solenoid against the bullet may be overwhelmed by forcibly commencing the door on its closing travel and increasing the pressure of oil through the orifice. A conventional check valve is installed in the piston to permit oil to pass through the piston when the door is opening.
The invention further includes the provision of a switch in circuit with the solenoid, the switch being positioned on the outside of the closer adjacent the pinion shaft and adapted to be actuated by a settable cam finger on the shaft. Thus, the setting of the cam finger controls the position of the door at which the solenoid holds the bullet against the aforementioned orifice and therefore the hold-open angle of the door.
Other features and objects of the invention will be apparent from the following specification and the attached drawings all of which present a non-limiting form of the invention. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a top plan fragmentary view of a closer embodying the invention and shown partly in section;
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary side elevation, also shown partly in section;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken on the line 3--3 of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken on the line 4--4 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view showing the manifold;
FIG. 6 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 5 but showing the "bullet" in unseated position;
FIG. 7 is an enlarged fragmentary front elevational view, partly in section, of an embodiment including a settable hold-open position switch; and
FIG. 8 is a further enlarged fragmentary bottom plan view, also partly in section, of the embodiment of FIG. 7.
A door closer embodying the invention is shown in FIG. 1 and generally designated 10. It comprises a cylindrical oil-filled housing 12 having a piston 14 operatively moving therein. The piston is formed with a peripheral groove 16 about its leftward end in which is disposed a U seal 16a the said leftward end and seal comprising a journal. The opposite end 18 of the piston is also cylindrical and is urged forward by a combination of springs 20, 22 in compression between the piston and the right end wall of the housing 12, as is conventional. Intermediate the ends of the piston 14 is a reduced area formed with a rack 24. A manifold 26 is mounted by bolts 28 (FIG. 3) on the end of the cylinder housing 12. It includes a cylindrical projection on 30 which extends into the housing, and carries a sealing ring 32 which prevents leakage out of the chamber 34. Chamber 34 comprises the pressure chamber for hydraulic fluid as the door is closing.
Meshing with rack 24 is the pinion 36, which is on a shaft 38 journaled in bearings 40 in the upper and lower portion of the cylinder 12. As is conventional, an end of the arm of the door (not shown) is mounted on the shaft 38.
As is also conventional, the end 16 of the piston has a passage 42 with a beveled seat, and a plastic check valve 44 moves longitudinally in the passage, closing off the passage with its enlarged head during the closing of the door to prevent oil from passing through the piston.
While the oil with which the closer is filled moves readily through the passage 42 in the piston 16 during the opening of the door, during the closing because the check valve 44 is seated, movement of the piston 14 leftwardly as urged by the springs 20, 22 is impeded and controlled by the return flow of oil through formed inward from the outward end of the manifold 26. The first recess may be called the "bullet" recess, while the second recess 48 may be termed the "plunger" recess. Both recesses have threaded openings 46a and 48a respectively (FIG. 5).
The bullet recess receives a threaded fitting 50, which is reduced to conform to the sidewalls of recess and provided with an O ring 52. The fitting is reduced at its inner end 54 and formed with a pair of lateral openings 56 into a central axial bore 58. The bullet recess is formed itself with a reduced inner end 60 into which fits an orifice plate 62 having a boss 64 centrally disposed in it. The boss is surrounded by an O ring 66 which engages the stepped wall 60. Plate 62 is formed with a central orifice 68, which is a fixed diameter and, in practice, may be in the range of 0.047 to 0.062 inches in diameter for restricting the flow of oil through the return system. On the left-hand side of the orifice plate 62 (FIGS. 5 and 6) is the lip 62a extending longitudinally and providing a seat for the right-hand end of the bullet 82 to be described. The general structure of the bullet and its chamber is as described in the U.S. Pat. No. 4,414,703, which issued Nov. 15, 1983 to Schnarr et al.
The return system comprises an inlet passage 70 from the chamber 34 which communicates to the end of the orifice plate and is axially aligned with orifice 68 into the bullet recess. It also comprises the passage 72 communicating between the bullet recess and the plunger recess 48. The plunger recess 48 is formed with a drain or downstream passage 74 which communicates with the inner end of recess 48, jogs perpendicularly in a dogleg, and then extends in the wall of the cylinder 12 to a point in the inside of the cylinder 12 rightward of the seal 16a on the piston 14 when the piston is in its most rightward position.
Mounted on the outer end of the threaded fitting 50 is the solenoid 78, which includes the armature plate 80 having a stem 80a extending into the bore 58. A bullet 82 is disposed in the passage 58 and comprises a cylindrical body having a tapered nose 84 formed with a flattened end having a rubber insert 84a (FIG. 5) which closes over the orifice lip or seat 62a when the bullet is rightward in bore 58. The bullet is formed with a peripheral groove in which is disposed an O ring 86.
A plug 88 is threaded into the plunger bore 48 and is formed with a circular recess in its inner end (not shown). Disposed normally at the opposite end of the plunger bore is the plunger 90, which is provided with an integral stem 92 extending through an opening 94 in the manifold and on into the chamber 34. Seals 96 are provided about the stem 92 to prevent leakage through passage 94. The plunger 90 has in its leftward end a recess similar to the recess in the inner end of plug 88 described above. Between these two recesses is disposed a compression spring 98 which urges the plunger rightwardly in the chamber 48. The plunger is formed with a central band 100 which touches the wall of chamber 48 in non-sealing relation. From band 100 the plunger side is inclined in a chamfered or tapered section 102, chamfered preferably at a slight angle such as four to ten degrees away from the adjacent wall of chamber 48. The band 100 controls the flow of fluid through the latch and sweep passageways as will be described.
Disposed in the wall of the chamber 48 are three aligned openings 104, 106 and 108. Preferably, opening 106 is larger than openings 104 or 108, and from opening 106 extends a passage up to a horizontal passage 112 communicating on its opposite ends with the latch valve chamber 114, marked "L" (FIGS. 1 and 5), and the sweep valve chamber 116, marked "S," as shown below the juncture with the passage 112. The latch valve chamber 114 is formed with an inclined shoulder 118, and similarly a shoulder 120 is formed in chamber 116 beneath its juncture with passage 112. Valve elements 122 and 124 are threadedly disposed respectively in chambers 114 and 116, and are shaped to cooperate respectively with the seats 118 and 120 in controlling the flow of fluid through the latch and sweep modes.
In operation, the door closer and holder described operates in the following manner. Assuming that the door is open in its hold-open position, the solenoid 78 is activated so that stem 80a presses the bullet 82 rightward to close off the end of the orifice 68. The presence of the U seal 16a on the piston prevents the piston from being urged leftward by the springs 20 and 22. Movement of the bullet off the orifice plate 62 can be accomplished by either of two scenarios.
First, as in the event of a sensor sensing the presence of smoke or fire, the solenoid 78 can be deactivated. Upon this happening the stem 80a will move leftwardly and the bullet 82 will be urged off the seat 62a by the pressure of the oil through the orifice 68. The bullet and stem will thereupon be in the relative positions with respect to the orifice 68 shown in FIG. 6. The fluid will then flow through the passage 72 into the plunger chamber 48 as will be described.
The second scenario under which the bullet is moved off the orifice seat 68 is by some person manually urging the door towards the closed position from the hold-open position. This will build up pressure through passage 70 and into orifice 68 to the extent that the bullet 82 will be "popped off" seat 62a and will be propelled leftwardly overwhelming the solenoid 78, whereupon the stem 80a and the bullet 82 will be in the position shown in FIG. 6, and despite the solenoid being engaged the movement of the door after the initial push will keep the oil moving through the orifice 68. The solenoid is not sufficiently strong to move the bullet back to. closed position once the flow is started.
In either event described above, the door will commence closing and the piston 14 will start to move leftwardly as oil passes and 112 into the sweep valve chamber 116. From there the oil will move past the sweep seat 120 to the extent that the setting of valve 124 will permit it and will emerge out the opening 108 into the chamber 48 and through passage 74 to the right-hand side of the sealed piston 16.
As the movement of the piston 14 continues, head 16 will eventually engage the end of rod 92 and will move the plunger so that for an instant the closing wall-touching band 100 aligns with opening 106. Preferably opening 106 is sufficiently wide as to not be totally occluded by band 100, and flow as described through the valve chamber 116 will continue. Further in its passage the plunger band 100 will move leftward altogether of the opening 106, and the control flow out of chamber 48 will be through passage 104, past the latch seat 118 to the extent that the setting of the latching valve 122 will permit it, through passages 112 and 102 and opening 106. The flow will continue on through drain passage 74 and back into the cylinder behind the piston.
The result of this structure and movement will be that for the first portion of the door closer the speed of the door will be controlled by sweep valve 124. Adjacent latching, however, where the piston head 16 is engaging rod 92 and depressing it so that the plunger band 100 is to the left of opening 106, latch valve 122 will control latching speed.
The plunger is thus, in effect, a shuttle valve alternately connecting the metering valves "S" and "L" in the oil return line as the door closes.
It may be that the latch speed will be selected as relatively fast compared to a slow sweep speed so that the door in closing will not bang against a patient or object and yet good latching will be assured. On the other hand, the sweep could be fast as in the event of a fire and the latching be relatively slow and quiet. The present arrangement is adaptable to either alternative.
It should be clear that there are other features of door closers embodying the invention which have nothing to do with the invention itself. For instance, on the rightward side of the plunger there may be provided the customary opening control valves which restrict the flow of fluid from the spring chamber to the chamber intermediate the ends of the piston. Such an arrangement is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,050,114, which issued Sept. 27, 1977, and is now assigned to our assignee.
It will be clear that the present invention makes possible the firm holding open of the door at the desired position in a way which will be maintained indefinitely. This is due to the provision of the seal 16a on the piston head 16. As stated, use of such a seal in the past wherein speed-control openings were provided in the piston chamber was not practicable due to the chewing up of such a seal by the openings. The present invention eliminates the problem by relocating the openings into an auxiliary plunger chamber 48, which features the plunger 90, the stem 92 of which is operated on by the piston head.
FIGS. 7 and 8 relate to an embodiment in which it is possible to set the open position of the door at which the bullet 82 closes the opening 68 and the closer holds the door. The embodiment includes, aside from the elements discussed hereabove and indicated by the same reference numerals, the lower shaft bearing 40a which surrounds the lower end of the shaft 38. The shaft has a central upward tapped hole receiving the flatheaded bolt 210 which mounts for rotation with the shaft, the molded cam 212.
Cam 212 is formed with an upward peripheral skirt 214 which is parallel to the shaft. Formed in the skirt 214 is a finger 216 which protrudes perpendicularly outward. A rocker-type switch 218 having the actuator 218a with the customary angled faces 218b is mounted on bracket 220 anchored to the back plate 222 in turn secured to the wall or closer track. Leads 224 from the switch are in series with the solenoid 78 and control its activation.
The lower face of the cam 212 carries indicia so that the cover 226 can be removed, the door closed, the bolt 210 loosened and the cam set. The setting of the cam involves rotating it with respect to its shaft so that a selected indicia on the cam is opposite the center line of the switch, that is, the point where surfaces 218b converge. Bolt 210 is then tightened. The indicia, incidentally, are at angular points on the cam corresponding to angle of desired hold-open of the door depending, of course, on whether the arm of the closer is a double arm or a slide arm. The cover 226 is also secured to the housing 12.
Operation of the embodiment, including the settable cam described above, is basically the same as the operation without the settable cam. In addition, however, the provision of th settable cam makes it possible to set the angle of openness of the door at which the solenoid is engaged. More specifically, when the door is opened, the pinion shaft 38 rotates the cam 212 so that when the desired degree of openness is past, the finger 216 moves by the rocker switch actuator 218a to flip it, energizing the solenoid 78. This drives the shaft 80a inward, pressing the bullet 82 against seat 62a, closing off the flow of oil on its return, thereby holding the door open by at least the preset angle of openness.
Subsequently, when the door is forcebly closed, the bullet 82 is driven open, overpowering the force of the solenoid 78 and causing the actuator 2l8a of the rocker switch to flip as finger 216 passes. This, of course, de-energizes the solenoid until the next opening of the door beyond the preset degree of openness whereat the switch 218 is again flipped to activate the solenoid.
It should be clear that also in circuit with the switch 218 can be the conventional smoke detector which, upon sensing the presence of smoke, can open its own switch to deactivate solenoid 78 and override switch 218.
Indicia on one half of the cam 212 mirrors the other half to permit changes in hand of the door.
It should be clear that rearrangement of the parts of the structure will be possible, and the extent of coverage sought should not be limited by the specification embodiment disclosed. The invention is defined by the following claim language and equivalents.
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It was a tantamount to a day off. But all teams are required to win their way into the state tournament.
So Tahlequah did so with ease on Thursday.
Class 6A's second-ranked club posted three run-rule victories over Fort Gibson and Stilwell (twice) to punch its ticket to the slowpitch state tournament for the 22nd straight time.
"We don't play good when we know we're better, and I mean that with all due respect," Tahlequah coach Matt Cloud said. "It's hard for us to get up sometimes, because we look past our opponents."
Tahlequah (34-5) posted three easy victories over Fort Gibson (twice) and Stilwell during the regular season, and the regional tournament games at Lady Tiger Field were no different.
Tahlequah dispatched of Fort Gibson first with a 13-3 triumph in four innings. Tahlequah scored in every frame, including a six-run first inning to set a tone for its day. Caitlin Chuculate homered and drove in three runs, while Kortney Dry and Lainey Wallace also drove in three runs apiece.
Tahlequah then set its sights on Stilwell.
In the first of two meetings on the day, Tahlequah scored six runs in both the first and second innings to cut the game short. Tahlequah logged 12 hits, two of which were home runs by Bub Peters and Kirsten Chase. Tahlequah pitcher Erin Dillard also went two-for-two with three runs batted in.
In the second showdown between the two inter-county opponents, Tahlequah broke a scoreless tie with nine runs in the second inning. Morgan Tarrance punctuated the second frame with a two-run home run.
Tahlequah shortstop Randee O'Donnell brought the championship game to a close with a two-run double in the third inning.
"It was good to get (those games) out of the way," Cloud said. "And I guess we're working on Tuesday now."
That's when Tahlequah will go after its first state slowpitch title since 2006.
"We've played really over our heads the last couple of years, and then we get to the state tournament and get our brains beat in," said Cloud, whose club 12-5 to Union in the first round in 2012 and 5-3 to Broken Arrow in the quarterfinals last season.
"But I think we've played a tougher schedule this year."
Littered throughout Tahlequah's schedule are victories over 6A No. 3 Muskogee (twice), Class A's top-ranked team Red Oak, 6A No. 3 Broken Arrow and 6A No. 4 Moore. Top-ranked teams in 5A (Bethel) and 3A (Tushka) have been knocked off by Tahlequah, too.
"We played 21 games against top-six teams," Cloud said, "and that was by design. That was to make us better for this Tuesday."
One aspect is guaranteed to be different for Tahlequah at the state tournament: the venue. The season's final event will be held at the Ballfields at Firelake in Shawnee.
"I'm hoping for the wind blowing in," Cloud said. "I think we've better when it's like that. Really, we're just looking to get there and come up with a different result."


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Candidates will come from the business, nonprofit, media, education, government, corporate and entertainment arenas, and will be nominated by community members. Nominations can be made on the Negocios Now website. Deadline for submissions is March 31.
The gala will be held June 20 at the Chicago Cultural Center during the presentation of the "Who's Who" special edition.
Illinois is home to 70,000 Hispanic enterprises that together contribute an estimated $15 billion to the Chicagoland economy, according to a recent report by DePaul University and the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
"The Hispanic community in Chicago works very hard and deserves to be recognized," Clemente Nicado, publisher of Negocios Now, said in a news release.
"Chicago is home to a vibrant and dynamic Latino community that has strengthened our culture for generations through entrepreneurship, civic involvement and the arts," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
Javier Palomarez, U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, said: "The USHCC is proud of visionary leaders like Clemente Nicado who have been strong advocates of Chicago's small-business community and continue to mainstream the story of the Hispanic entrepreneur."
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I want to thank Rep. Sherry Appleton and Sen. Phil Rockefeller for their My Turn letter setting the record straight on teacher pay (Kitsap Sun, 5/29/08). Unfortunately, their letter does little to clarify our understanding of the complex issue we collectively call "education."
One must first look at the history of education funding in this state. If one searches "Doran Decision" on the Internet, pages of sites giving both facts and opinions about the role of the state in funding education can be found. Thurston County Superior Court Judge Robert J. Doran found in 1977, and the State Supreme Court confirmed in 1978, that the Legislature was in violation of the state constitution (Article IX) by not fully funding education.
Unfortunately, since that time there has been significant dispute over what constitutes "basic education," the funding of which is the Legislature's paramount duty according to Article IX. Judge Doran's later decision in 1981 amplified his first decision by establishing what the court considered to be basic education and that local taxpayers could not be taxed to directly or indirectly reduce the state's obligation to fund basic education.
The Kitsap Sun recently published a list of the local school districts, their impending budget shortfalls, and the actions they are taking to deal with the shortfalls. Does anyone think those cuts are falling outside basic education? According to our legislators, they must be or else they would be fully funded by the state — if the Legislature is in compliance with the rulings of the courts.
Rep. Appleton and Sen. Rockefeller state that "last year the Legislature established a joint task force to explore options for financing K-12 education."
First of all, the fact that it has taken 30 years to establish such a task force demonstrates "constipated bureaucracy" at its best. The Legislature was not as slow to enact a new gasoline tax measure or to cut ferry funding.
But that is not the bottom line. Are they referring to the Engrossed Second Substitute Senate Bill 5441 which created a bipartisan task force to address the program and funding needs of early learning, kindergarten through grade 12, and higher education? If so, they must be caught in a time warp because that legislation was signed by Gov. Gregoire on May 16, 2005 — over three years ago. Instead of proudly announcing the establishment of a joint task force, they should be explaining what the task force has learned to date or demanding why nothing is forthcoming after three years. According to the May 16, 2005, press release from the governor's office, "The task force will have 18 months to complete its work ..." Or are they talking about a new task force created to "study the problem to death?"
The School Improvement Research Series (SIRS) published an excellent, non-partisan report entitled "The Washington State Ample School Funding Project" in their Spring, 2005 publication "Leadership Information" available on the Internet. It should be required reading for all who wish to enter into the school funding discussion.
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MODESTO — The once-vaunted West Park plan for 13,000 jobs in a bustling industrial complex on Stanislaus County's West Side clung to life support late Tuesday, with county leaders leaning toward dumping their master developer but unsure how best to court others.
Instead of pleading for forgiveness over breaching an agreement to deposit $2.75 million six weeks ago, developer Gerry Kamilos further annoyed impatient county supervisors by requesting yet another extension for critical studies from Jan. 31 to April 30.
"I'll be back next week," Kamilos told The Bee after Tuesday's meeting.
It's not clear if he will be granted another opportunity to win over supervisors at that time.
Some leaders urged him to reapply if they seek more applicants, but most seemed anxious to see what others might offer.
"We need to start over again, with a developer that has got industrial experience, has got financing and has support from the local community," said Supervisor Jim DeMartini, whose district includes the West Side.
"That's what we need and we deserve nothing less than that."
At one point in the meeting, DeMartini said of Kamilos, "He has breached the contract; he is outta there."
Kamilos had hoped to generate about 13,000 well-paying jobs with a business hub on and around a former naval air base at Crows Landing, with its airstrip and trucking from nearby Interstate 5. The plan included a rail link to the Port of Oakland and Asian shipping.
Supervisors Vito Chiesa and Bill O'Brien agreed to seek new bids, saying Kamilos had worn out his welcome with broken promises, despite grand intentions.
But they and the others did not agree on procedure, making a few motions that failed or died for lack of seconds.
"The problem I have is we're doing this on the fly," Chiesa said. "That just doesn't sit well with me."
Leaders might have ordered staff members to return in three months with options.
Chiesa asked that some be presented next week, acknowledging that it's a tall order.
Supervisor Dick Monteith stood alone in support of Kamilos, saying his rail component and potential for international trade is not likely to be replicated in other bids.
"There is no other place in the state of California that can provide that kind of service to businesses," Monteith said. "I think we have a very unique situation."
The other supervisors seemed ready to move on.
"We've stuck our neck out pretty far," O'Brien said, noting extensions grudgingly approved last year and again in June, not to mention Kamilos' demand Tuesday for a third.
O'Brien wants bids from others that supervisors could compare with the West Park vision, but that seems impossible because the county controls only the former base's 1,528 acres.
Kamilos proposes spreading onto nearby property, for which he holds options, for a total of about 2,800 acres.
It's doubtful that a smaller project could produce the profits needed for multimillion-dollar upgrades of sewer and water systems in the nearby town of Crows Landing, as Kamilos had promised, officials said.
At one point, a county administrator said staff could be ready to ask for bids in two months with a four-month window for offers, perhaps landing a new partner in six months.
DeMartini, West Park's most consistent detractor, said he's wary of a process that might favor West Park by requiring that competitors rush their bids.
Supervisor Terry Withrow, also critical of West Park in the past, did not participate to avoid a potential conflict of interest regarding his wife's part ownership of land near the base.
The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the basement chamber at Tenth Street Place, 1010 10th St., Modesto.
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A rider and pillion were taken to hospital after being 'apparently blown off their bike by the wind' on the motorway according to emergency services.
Two lanes of the M4 were closed for nearly three hours after the incident at around midday on Monday near Swindon, Wiltshire.
The female rider suffered a "potentially serious" head injury, ambulance crews said. Her male passenger received head and back injuries. Both are believed to be in the fifties. Neither is thought to be in a life threatening condition.
Ambulance crews said there were no other vehicles involved in the accident, between Junctions 15 and 16 eastbound.
A spokesman for the Great Western Ambulance Service said: "There were concerns that the woman rider had initially lost consciousness due to a head injury she suffered in the impact.
"She was placed on a spinal board and taken straight to the nearby Great Western Hospital, where she has undergone a CT scan for a potentially serious head injury."Her male pillion passenger was also collared and boarded."
A Met Office spokesman said winds in the Swindon area were around 17mph at the time of the crash and reached a maximum of 25mph throughout the day. "It was reasonably strong but not that unusual," he said.
The ambulance service spokesman said crews suspected the couple were blown off the bike based on "reports from passers-by who stopped to help.
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Hi Im new here but thought this a good place to start as wind, after ice is my most hated part of riding..
I have a small capacity sportsbike and commute mostly 60 miles a day, mainly down the A1 and A19 in the North. Believe me the wind can hit you and send you flying across the cariageway. I realise weight and style of bike may matter also experience but wind steering (yes I countersteer) happens to me frequently and im not exactly a newbie.. Basicly if wind speed (not gusts) is over 30 I prepare for anything, gust above 30 can cause the main problem though, I have found.
Most of the time I am prepared going to work, expecting the usual wind battering, wishing for calm for one day at least. So one dark February 5am start, I checked the weather and wind speed was expected to be around 25mph (30 gust) going south to Darlington, not too bad. Reaching the A1 and going past the many crosswind signs and open areas this seemed the case and cruising at 70 didnt cause any real shifting or twitching.
Then coming upto a flyover I felt an almighty very cold draught screaming up my helmet and the front of the bike was twitching like a good un, the wind was hitting the flyover with some force I thought. Going through the flyover I just felt this almighty bang and next I knew I was in the hard shoulder struggling to keep on, all the time my speed was dropping, right down to 20, in my headlights I noted the grass was flat and shimmering at hurrricane speeds. The bike felt as though there no wheels on the ground and felt as if someone was keeping a hold of the bottom of the exhaust and trying to pull the bike from under me, it struck me at the time that I felt I was hovering and about to be hinged over and if I stopped I would just fall over. It took me a couple of hundred yards before I regained composure and this was just before the next flyover. I went through this flyover and everything went back to normal.. for the next 10 miles no problem..
The scariest wind moment I have ever had, and thank goodness for that hard shoulder...
15 May 2012 20:50
Some years ago i was riding N towards Donnington Park on the A something or other dual carraigeway and was starting to overtake a car when we both crossed a bridge over another road. It was a gusty day but i was totally unprepared for the blast of wind that hit me from my RHS and i ended up nearly on the hard shoulder before i could regain full control. Im just glad that i wasnt actually alongside the other vehicle.
I think we will have to wait for the rider to advise the cause of this accident rather than speculate but I can assure you that a gust of wind can have a big effect on a motorcycle especially if you are not expecting it.
I was riding a GSF 750F by the way and some bikes are more affected by wind than others in my experience.
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Hopefully they're both recovering now, I used to ride back and forth to wales via the M4 every week on my Blackbird and on most journeys that section of motorway could throw up pretty strong side winds as gusts even when the weather seemed calm and on windy days it was pretty hairy, no idea as to why though.
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Pill imprint 4839 V has been identified as Acetaminophen and oxycodone hydrochloride 325 mg / 5 mg.
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