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Before Halloween we're already seeing ads for the lowest priced Gifts For This Holiday Season. But to tell you the truth, I don't need an ipad. I don't want a kindle, or anything designer, or a smart phone. I don't NEED stuff. I'm not a stuff person. I already have a lot of stuff.
The other day, at Trader Joes in Darien, I saw a homeless family by the exit. It was uncomfortable and haunting and sad and utterly heartbreaking. By the time I left, they were gone, which made me sadder. Who am I to spend money on dinner out, on a new sweater I don't really need, or a 6 pack of beer, when there are people out there who really need things? Little kids without food or coats. Who am I, to go to a nicer restaurant when there are people in this very city, with nothing? Seeing them was literally enough to make me want to boycott Christmas....The gift part...and focus on the love, the message and the real meaning.
And you know what? It doesn't take much at all to give these people a hand. Donating to the food bank, coats, clothes, time, a little money.
I really don't need excess in my life. A smartphone or an iPad or something similarly techy is kinda nifty, sure. But do I want one? Nah. Not particularly. I like practical. I'm in a position in my life right now where I'm making a little extra money. But that little bit is making an impact on our lives. It's nice Matt and I can go out for dinner (like the Diner, or the very loved Sierra Grille, where you can get a filling and delicious dinner). But I can also donate to Cup of Joe For a Joe; one of my favorite Military charities. I can buy food for the food bank or donate actual money to the Salvation Army or to the Red Cross. In light of the disaster in the Philippians, we really need to re-evaluate our priorities. $30 for a Furby or $10 to the Red Cross?
I'm not posting this to make you feel guilty.......I'm just asking, wouldn't you want to help others? If Matt and I decided against gift giving and donate that money somewhere really worth while, I think we'd both be really happy and grateful. Sure, we'd still exchange stockings full of candy,but Christmas would hold so much more meaning for us. I'm just in a better place right now, and I can actually do a little better in the world. "You can't change the world, but you can make a dent."- Death to Smootchy and.....
Why can't we decide to be better people?
I'm very grateful to discover a sort of spirituality with my husband. Where we can have a discussion about the Bible and our faith. I went to an All Girls Catholic High School..... as a girl who went to a congregational church. I was NOT raised catholic. We actually believed all are welcome. And in those four years, I wasn't exactly on great terms with God. I was confused and annoyed. I was annoyed at their cult-like behavior of Mass (no offense, Catholics, but through my eyes, these nuns were insane). I was angry at the nuns' actions and words, their distaste for me and so many other girls. I hated the Religion Classes where EVERYTHING was wrong. Anything other than being a Scared Catholic was WRONG. Homosexuality, abortion and divorce were terrible, hellish, sinful, unforgivable things. I hated them for their lies, because I truly believed in a God that probably wouldn't condone something you did, but would probably scold you and love you anyway. God is not going to hate you for being gay. God wont hate you for having an abortion. God wont hate you for getting a divorce. I really believe God does not hate. I sort of found my way back when I met Matt. Because the circumstances under which we met were nothing but fate. I still can't believe my good fortune.
Anyway, there's so much extravagance in Christmas now. I love that my mother in law sends us homemade candy at Christmas.
Do you know how many commercials I've seen for Black Friday Sales and Thanksgiving sales while writing this? In the hour I've sat here, 2 out of every 4 commercials were Black Friday Sales related. It's sad and I really don't want to fall for it anymore. Forget the 3 AM Black Friday sales to buy that Play Station 4 or latest Tablet. Trust me, your 4 year old doesn't need it.


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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) Texas Tech and coach Mike Leach have agreed on a new contract after months of contentious negotiations.
The school called a news conference for Thursday evening to announce details of the agreement.
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Leach and Texas Tech had essentially agreed on the financial terms of a five-year, $12.7 million deal. But Leach took issue with several clauses the school added when the sides were trading proposals.
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Happy moments have a home!
If there is a place in the world where things are still the way they should be, then it is in the Tegernsee valley. Here cattle graze on lush green meadows under the blue and white sky by one of the cleanest lakes in Bavaria. Here traditions are maintained and traditional costumes worn with pride. This is where there is much to celebrate and plenty to do all year round. And this is where people really appreciate the good and honest. Whether from person to person or hand- and homemade.
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When the snow makes a crunching sound with every step. When you pull your bobble hat further down into your face and your hands deeper into your pockets. When ice crystals glitter in the sun and the landscape is dipped in bright white ... that is when it is winter at the lake. It is time for sporty skiing into the valley, for delving into Spa bliss or for wonderful moments at the gluhwein stand during the magic of advent at the Tegernsee.
Black, red or blue? Which slope would you prefer when the skiing fever hits you?
It is hard to sit still when you know that roughly 35 slopes and over 150 km of cross-country ski runs are waiting for you. With guaranteed snow in the mountains from December to April, of course.
Whether on skis or on boards – the winter at Lake Tegernsee leaves no wishes unfulfilled. Whether alpine or Nordic, whether beginner or professional, whether on a sunny day, or in the floodlit night... the pleasures of snow know no bounds. And all those who wish to watch the pros can be picked up at the hotel and brought directly to the respective locations.
The longest winter toboggan run in Germany at Wallberg is also certainly worth a visit. 6.5 km in length and about 30 minutes from start to finish ensure tobogganing fun for the whole family. And the Wallbergbahn cable car makes it easy to get up the mountain - for your next winter fun ski run.
The first warm days. The sun brings a pleasant feeling to the skin. A foretaste of the approaching summer brings feelings of true happiness. Spring is here and it seems as though the lake and its people come to life again. We are all drawn out into the open to see how nature comes alive again.
Which blue would you prefer? Sky blue, Caribbean turquoise or deep blue? In the summer, the lake welcomes you with almost all possible blue tones. With lush green pastures, a white-blue picture book sky and a wonderful feeling that promises everything: hot days by the cooling lake and mild nights in the beer garden at the legendary, hearty forest festivals or at one of the many lake parties. Where, if not here can you see the perfect side of summer?
There it is again – that special light when the sun's rays light up the trees in autumn, as if each leaf were a small light. When the wonderful landscape is transformed into a natural paradise, embodying nature's colours in perfection. When the cow bells can be heard from the cattle drive and when the sun warms, but no longer scorches – that is when every hour, every minute and every second in nature has a special quality which is so very worthwhile.


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Doorknobs have a new rival in the tooth pulling game, as a father has shown that drones can be just as effective.
Drones have modernised plenty, from warfare to films, and appear to have similar sights for the parenting world.
Watch below for the modern way of tooth pulling:
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What's So Bad About Political Polarization?
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The Monkey Cage series summarizing what political scientists know -- and don't know -- about partisan polarization continues to be outstanding, a real must-read for those who want to understand contemporary politics.
Sean Theriault today draws a very important distinction between polarization and what he calls partisan warfare, which he describes as the real problem plaguing Washington. I think that's exactly right.
One key take-away is that partisan polarization isn't inherently problematic. In fact, the complaints about polarization really stem from a combination of two things.
First: Congress is always inefficient. It's designed that way -- after all, there's really no justification for bicameralism other than James Madison's idea of ambition countering ambition as a check against majority tyranny. But embracing inefficiency is hardly intuitive, especially when one's side has just won an election.
Perhaps the worst era of Congressional gridlock -- when Congress failed to produce policies despite clear support from an elected majority -- was in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Back then, House rules and procedures allowed committee chairs to block popular bills even if their own party strongly supported the measures.
Oh, the solution some proposed for that mid-century gridlock? More ideologically polarized parties!
If we could somehow wave a wand and reproduce ideologically heterogeneous parties again, featuring liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats, Congress would find some other way to create lengthy gridlock punctuated by bursts of intense productivity. The gridlock of the Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy years was followed by a surge of productivity in the mid-1960s. Likewise, it's only been a few years since the historic 111th Congress (2009-2010) passed quite a bit of landmark legislation.
None of which is to excuse Congressional failure -- the recent record of the House is especially appalling. But we shouldn't place blame where it doesn't belong, or expect big institutional reforms to make legislating easy on a consistent basis.
The second reason for the complaints? Even though parties are unusually strong right now, they continue to lack stature in the political culture. Simply put: We act as partisans even as most of us hate parties (including, in many cases, our own). That's why so many of us claim to be independents even though we are otherwise indistinguishable from partisans. That's also why parties, and partisanship, are convenient and appealing scapegoats whenever anything goes wrong.
In effect, people blame partisan polarization for things they don't like -- even when the blame belongs elsewhere and even when partisan polarization may be, in some ways, a very good thing. As for what's actually going wrong (and, for that matter, going well) in U.S. politics? Well, that's a more complicated question.
While originally the two Houses of Congress were chosen by different electorates, unlike the British parliament, the U.S. never had different estates represented by different branches of government. It's also true that the actual history of the Constitutional Convention is about muddling through and getting something adopted rather than enacting an idealized vision of democracy. But that's a historical explanation for bicameralism, not a democratic justification.
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The Return Of Diesel 12 is a fan-fiction Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends movie.
Diesel 12 has returned and captured Percy. It's up to Thomas and Diesel 10 to defeat Diesel 12 and save Percy.
- Thomas
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- Diesel 10
- The Fat Controller (mentioned)
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- Ten Cents (from TUGS)
- Sunshine (from TUGS)
- Boomer (from TUGS)
- Narrated by Pierce Brosnan as Thomas (Narrator).
- Second (and final) apperence of Diesel 12.
- When Diesel 12 falls off the old viaduct, a moth is visible under his claw.


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Quick math. Kid was 12 when he gained his stone.
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Acourse, he and I, we never did meet. Fishly, I mean.
Pass him as I walk down the street. He ain't alone.
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Mar 16, 1976
|Filing date
|May 23, 1974
|Priority date
|May 25, 1973
|Publication number
|Cyril Jewitt
|Original Assignee
|Reyrolle Parsons Limited
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (11), Referenced by (54), Classifications (11), Legal Events (1)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to homopolar dynamoelectric machines.
Low rotor voltage is a feature common to both disc and drum types of homopolar machines and machines have been proposed in which multiple rotors or segmented rotors have been adopted to increase rotor voltage. The advent of superconducting coils capable of producing high magnetic fields has also contributed to the possibility of designing practical homopolar machines with useful rotor voltages for large scale drive and generation purposes.
The present invention is concerned with a homopolar machine which enables increased rotor voltages to be obtained whilst permitting a reduction in the number of stationary conductors carrying the rotor current which are required, as compared with previous proposals. A further object of the invention is to provide a machine having a contra-rotating shaft output.
According to the present invention a homopolar dynamoelectric machine is provided having at least one stator field winding and two co-axially arranged contra-rotating rotors each carrying one or more conducting paths for electric current positioned to cut the magnetic field produced by the stator field winding or windings upon rotation of the rotors, there being further provided current transfer elements at at least one end of the conducting paths arranged to convey current directly from a first conducting path on one of the rotors carrying current flow towards a first current transfer element at one end of the said first path to a second conducting path on the other rotor carrying current flow away from a second current transfer element at one end of the said second path, the said first and second current transfer elements being in immediate current transfer relationship with one another.
In the preferred machine a drum rotor arrangement comprises two concentric drum rotors each carrying a plurality of axially-disposed rotor conductor bars and the ends of the bars terminating in continuous slip-rings or current transfer brushes whereby groups of the bars on one rotor are connected in series with groups of the bars on the other rotor. Similar connection arrangements are also possible on disc-type machines.
In alternative forms of the invention, segmented slip-rings may be used to effect series connection of rotor bars as described in our U.S. Pat. No. 3,497,739. The invention may also be applied to the simpler forms of machine, however, using continuous drum or disc-Shaped conductors for the rotors. In any form of the invention using a drum type of machine the rotor may be of conical as opposed to cylindrical shape.
Two superconducting field windings are used in the preferred drum-rotor form of the machine, but the invention is not restricted to the use of superconducting field windings or to this number of field windings for drum or disc-rotor applications.
Drive from the rotors is preferably by way of co-axial contra-rotating shafts making the motor form of the machine particularly attractive for marine propulsion. For machines according to the the invention employed as generators, a separate prime mover at each end of the machine for each rotor would generally be preferred. In their use either as motors or generators, the two rotors may be coupled to give a single rotor drive by means of, for example, gearing.
The invention will now be described in more detail with the aid of an example illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a partial longitudinal section of a homopolar dynamo-electric machine in accordance with the invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram of the electricl connections in a machine of FIG. 1,
FIG. 3 is a transverse section of the machine of FIG. 1 on the line III-III of FIG. 1,
FIG. 4 is a developed view of part of the inside surface of the inner rotor of the machine of FIG. 1, with the planes of section of FIGS. 1 and 3 shown at I--I and III--III, respectively, and
FIG. 5 is a developed view of the outer rotor as seen on the line IV--IV of FIG. 1, with the plane of section of FIG. 3 shown at III--III.
The machine shown in the drawings is designed primarily as a motor and will be described as such but it will be appreciated that it would also be operated as a generator.
The machine has two end frame members 10 and 11 between which is supported an annular cryostat 12 in which superconducting field coils 13 and 14 are enclosed to maintain them at superconducting temperatures. An inner rotor 15 of cylindrical drum form is mounted at one end in bearings 16 in the frame member 10. The other end of the inner rotor 15 is secured to an inner shaft 17 which runs within an outer sleeve shaft 18. The shaft 18 is mounted in bearings 19 in the frame member 11 and is secured to an outer rotor 20 which is also of cylindrical drum form and coaxially surrounds the inner rotor 15. Bearings 21 are provided between the outer rotor 20 and the inner rotor 15 at one end and bearings 22 between the outer rotor 20 and the shaft 17 at the other end. The rotors 15 and 20 are thus free to rotate relative to one another and in operation of the machine, as will be described below, they rotate in different directions.
Referring now to FIG. 2, this illustrates the way in which conducting paths on the two rotors are electrically connected. The inner rotor 15, represented by a broken outline, has four conducting paths 23A, 23B, 23C and 23D, each of which is connected at its ends to a pair of brushes 24A and 25A, 24B and 25B, and so on. The brushes 24A to 24D engage corresponding slip rings 26A to 26D fixed to the outer rotor 20, which again is represented by a broken outline, and the burshes 25A to 25D engage corresponding slip rings 27A to 27D fixed to the outer rotor. The outer rotor 20 additionally has slip-rings 28 and 29 which are engaged by fixed brushes 30 and 31, respectively, through which current is supplied to the machine from a direct current source. The slip-ring 31 is connected to the slip-ring 26D by a conductor 32.
The outer rotor has four conducting paths 33A to 33D. The conducting path 33A is connected at one end to the slip-ring 28 and at the other end to the slip-ring 27A and thus by way of brush 25A is connected to the corresponding end of the conducting path 23A. The remaining interconnections are such as to establish a series connection of conducting paths in which the paths of the two rotors alternate thus: 33A, 23A, 33B, 23B, 33C, 23C, 33D, 23D, the path 23D of the inner rotor being then connected by way of brush 24D, slip-ring 26D, conductor 32, slip-ring 29 and brush 31 to the other terminal of the machine.
It will be noted that the direction of flow of the current in all the conducting paths 23A to 23D of the inner rotor 15 is the same and is opposite to the direction in the paths 33A to 33D of the outer rotor 20. Hence, since all these conducting paths lie in the same magnetic field produced by the coils 13 and 14 (FIG. 1), the opposite directions of current flow result in opposite directions of rotation for the inner and outer rotors and the shafts 17 and 18 are driven in counter-rotation. For marine use it is convenient to couple contra-rotating propellers to the shafts 17 and 18. However, if only a single direction of drive is required the two shafts can be coupled together by appropriate gearing.
Whereas in the simplified electrical diagram of FIG. 2 four conducting paths are shown on each rotor, the number of conducting paths may be smaller or greater than four and each of the conducting paths may consist of several conductors connected in parallel between the corresponding slip-rings on the outer rotor or between corresponding brush groups on the inner rotor. It is also, of course, possible to have slip-rings on the inner rotor and brushes on the outer rotor or an arrangement in which the conductors on each rotor are connected to slip-rings at one end and brushes at the other.
In the specific construction shown in the drawings each of the four conducting paths on the inner rotor is composed of eight parallel-connected conductors bars and similarly each of the four conducting paths on the outer rotor is composed of eight conductor bars. Four slip-rings and four brush sets at one end of the rotors and a further four slip-rings and brush sets at the other end serve to provide the interconnections between the conducting paths of the two rotors.
Referring now to FIG. 3, the inner rotor 15 has on its inner surface torque fingers 34 in the form of axially-extending ribs which project radially inwards from the rotor 15. Between each pair of torque fingers 34 there is formed a recess in which four conductor bars 35, 36, 37 and 38 are retained by a wedge 39 and co-operating shins 40. The four conductor bars are each covered with an individual layer 41 of insulating material and are thus insulated from one another. Each of the bars 35 to 38 forms part of a different conducting path. Thus, as shown in FIG. 4, the conductor bar 35 is the longest of the four bars and has two cranked ends 42 and 43 to which are attached brushes 44 and 45, respectively. These brushes 44 and 45 extend through openings 46 in the rotor 15 (FIG. 1) to contact slip-rings 48 and 47, respectively, mounted at opposite ends of the outer rotor 20. In a similar way the conductor bars 38, 36 and 37, which are each shorter than the preceding bar, have brushes 49 and 50 on bar 38 which contact slip-rings 51 and 52, respectively, brushes 53 and 54 on bar 36 which contact slip-rings 55 and 56, respectively, and brushes 57 and 58 on bar 37 which contact slip-rings 59 and 60, respectively. In the left-hand part of FIG. 3 the slip-rings have been cut away so that all four rings can be seen together with the brushes which contact them. For clarity of illustration the brushes are shown in FIG. 3 as extending radially outwards from their respective inner rotor conductor bars, ignoring the offset created by the cranked ends of the conductor bars.
There are eight sets of conductor bars 35 to 38 on the inner rotor 15 and the corresponding bars of each set are constructed and arranged in an exactly similar manner so that, for example, all the bars 35 have brushes which engage the single pair of slip-rings 47 and 48 and the bars 35 are thus connected in parallel to form one conducting path corresponding to the path 23A of FIG. 2. Similarly, the bars 36 are parallel-connected and form a single conducting path corresponding to the path 23C of FIG. 2 while the bars 37 form the path 23D and the bars 38 the path 23B.
On the outer rotor 20 there are eight sets, each consisting of four conductor bars, of which one set is seen in FIG. 5 and consists of bars 61, 62, 63 and 64. The bars 61 of the eight sets are connected in parallel to form the conducting path 33A of FIG. 2, while the bars 62, 63 and 64, respectively, similarly form the conducting paths 33B, 33C and 33D. Thus, each bar 61 is connected at one end to a slip-ring 28 (FIG. 2) and at the other end is welded to the slip-ring 47 (FIG. 5). Each bar 62 is connected between rings 48 and 52, each bar 63 between rings 51 and 56 and each bar 64 between rings 55 and 60. Finally, slip-ring 59 is connected by conductor 32 to slip ring 29 (FIG. 2). There may be a multiplicity of such conductors 32 in parallel if required to carry the total current.
The conductor bars 61 to 64 and the conductor bar 32 are mounted on the inner surface of the outer rotor 20 and the slip-rings 47, 48, 51, 52, 55, 56, 59 and 60 are mounted within the cylindrical array of bars 61 to 64 and are embedded in a layer 65 of insulating material.
It will be seen that the conductor bars 35 on the inner rotor form a squirrel cage array which is interlaced with the squirrel cages formed by the bars 36, 37 and 38. Similarly, the bars 61 to 64 on the outer rotor form four interlaced squirrel cages.
Whereas in the contruction shown, the field coils 13 and 14 are annular coils surrounding the two rotors, it is possible also to have annular field coils 13' and 14' within the two rotors. The coils 13' and 14' may be additional to or in place of the coils 13 and 14.
In the machine described the multiple slip-rings are continuous, but the invention may also be applied in machines having a single, segmented, slip-ring at each end of the rotor system, of the type described in our U.S. Pat. No. 3,497,739.
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One of the pithiest ideas in James Ellroy's LA quartet of Forties- and Fifties-set crime novels is a Hollywood brothel specialising in women who have had their faces altered by plastic surgery to resemble screen goddesses of the time. Today, no one would be at all surprised by such an establishment: the really outré joint would be one that guarantees its staff 100-per-cent surgically unretouched. But the idea of "hookalikes" in the Forties, casting a lurid reflection on the seemingly untouchable sexuality of that era's stars, is bound to seem sacrilegious - wherein, of course, lies its kick.
One of the great pleasures of Ellroy's thrillers is precisely their potential for perverse fantasy casting. Reading them, you can picture your favourite period stars - Hayworth and Lake, Garfield and Widmark - and cast them in dramas that go way further down noir's dark streets than even the grimmest, seamiest thrillers of the period were able to.
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Curtis Hansen's 1997 Ellroy adaptation LA Confidential was less about geography than style: it was a celebration of certain cars, patterns of tweed, intensities of neon. But with its brassy vividness, narrative thrust and note-perfect cast, it was a much better film than De Palma's. In fairness, De Palma gives us more of the lost city (is there an Oscar available for location scouting?), but what we see is a ghost town, inhabited by people you don't believe in, and who don't quite seem to believe in their own presence there.
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It's Swank who easily emerges best from the film, and most artfully plays off silver-screen archetypes. Hear her arch, theatrically gravelly voice, and you know she's channeling all the right dames of yesteryear: there are overtones of Bacall, Stanwyck, even Dietrich.
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