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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Cellphone makers Nokia and HTC are using technologies patented by German firm IPCom, a court said on Friday, but added it was unclear whether the patents were valid.
A district court in Mannheim, Germany decided to put on hold a request for injunctions to ban the sale and distribution of the two company's handsets in Germany, pending final decisions on the validity of the patents by the European Patent Office.
These decisions are due next year, the companies said.
"This ruling shows clearly that the companies have made unapproved use of our patents for years," Bernhard Frohwitter, IPCom's managing director, said in a statement.
Nokia and HTC stressed the importance of the court's comments on lack of validity of the two patents in question.
"We are trustful we can get both patents revoked," said Martin Chakraborty, partner at Lovells LLP law firm, who represents HTC on the case.
Nokia said it has always believed that the patents are invalid and are not infringed by Nokia products.
IPCom acquired Bosch's mobile telephony patent portfolio, created between the mid-1980s and 2000, which includes about 160 patent families worldwide.
Frohwitter said it expects to Nokia and HTC to return to the negotiating table and agree a license on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory licensing terms.
"We believe IPCom's portfolio is a weak one and for weak portfolios companies don't want to pay high royalties," Chakraborty said.
Nokia said IPCom's demands were 'excessive' and 'unjustifiable.'
German daily Handelsblatt has estimated Nokia could have to pay 12 billion euros ($17.27 billion) to IPCom if it loses the legal battle.
Last week IPCom pledged to European Union regulators to stick to its promise of fair licensing terms for patents acquired from Germany's Bosch, averting a possible antitrust investigation.
Nokia and IPCom have been fighting in several courts for the last three years over the patents and their validity, but this has been still a sidetrack for Nokia's legal team, which has at the same time battled against Qualcomm, and, in October, charged Apple for infringing its patents.
(Additional reporting by Christoph Steitz in Frankfurt; editing by Simon Jessop and Rupert Winchester)
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Six Israeli secret service chiefs and one inescapable conclusion
In a way, the Oscar-nominated documentary The Gatekeepers functions as a history of Israel since the Six Day War of 1967 as seen through the eyes of six men with impressive, common credentials.
Each was a head of the Israeli secret service Shin Bet. Avraham Shalom, Yaakov Peri, Carmi Gillon, Ami Ayalon, Avi Dichter and Yuval Diskin are all smart, tough guys of varying political stripes driven to a common conclusion about their country's five-decade battle with its Arab neighbours... and with itself.
Surprisingly, there is sparse attempt at whitewash here. Shin Bet's failures are acknowledged, including the "lynching" of two Palestinian terrorists in 1984 after they had been captured taking hostages on a hijacked bus. That so-called Bus 300 incident happened on Shalom's watch, and though he initially claims to not remember the details, the so-called Shin Bet "bully" acknowledges -- at director Dror Moreh's insistent questioning -- his own part in the affair. He grudgingly says it might not have been as damaging (it ended his Shin Bet tenure) if not for the presence of the press.
"In the war against terrorism, forget about morality," Shalom says.
The threat from within Israel represents another failure -- the assassination of Nobel Peace Prize winner prime minister Yitzak Rabin, murdered by a right-wing Israeli opposed to Rabin's part in the Oslo Accord.
Successes in Israel's seemingly eternal war on terror are acknowledged too, but Moreh draws a distinction between tactics and strategy.
"We win every battle, but we lose the war," says Ami Ayalon, director of Shin Bet from 1996-2000.
Moreh employs some impressive visual tricks that give a three-dimensional perspective to historical events.
But his more impressive trick is to illuminate a consensus between these six men with regards to Israel's political policy towards the Palestinians.
To a man, the six insist that dialogue with their Palestinian neighbours is the only possible solution to this seemingly insoluble impasse.
If you don't consider this film an achievement, try to imagine an American documentary with CIA directors openly discussing successes, failures and the lack of vision of American policymakers.
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It offers startlingly honest insight into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from some of those who called the shots.
-- Claudia Puig, USA Today
Ultimately the movie feels evasive, and its flashy, digitally animated re-creations of military surveillance footage unpleasantly evoke the Call of Duty video games.
-- Ben Sachs, Chicago Reader
Dror Moreh's Oscar-nominated documentary is riveting, haunting and depressing in equal measure, offering a sobering assessment of the Israel-Palestine conflict from a unique perspective.
-- Matthew Turner, ViewLondon
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The province's grounding of the Alberta-based Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS) helicopter ambulance service could further damage already stressed rural health care, the Progressive Conservative Opposition said today.
The STARS emergency medical service was temporarily suspended by the province Monday following the death Friday of a woman suffering from cardiac arrest.
Health Minister Erin Selby has said the woman's death is now being investigated as a critical incident — the third critical incident in less than a year. The three incidents all involve the proper delivery of oxygen to a patient.
The suspension of STARS was raised in the Manitoba legislature today with Tory health critic Cameron Friesen saying it comes at a time when the province has been hard-pressed to provide emergency service in rural Manitoba.
Friesen said the province needs to be more forthcoming that emergency service will not suffer because STARS cannot fly patients.
"What are these interim measures that are now in place?" Friesen said. "The minister said she has a plan, but remember, the minister has said she had a plan before.
"When we have raised questions about ambulance wait times, the minister has said it's all good, we have STARS. We've raised questions about doctor shortages in rural communities, the minister has said, we have STARS. We have raised questions about ER closures and she has said we have STARS.
"Now we don't have STARS."
Selby has said the province has reconfigured its fixed-wing air ambulance system in the absence of STARS so patients needing medical care are flown from rural and northern Manitoba to Winnipeg as quickly as possible. The fleet includes two critical-care air ambulance jets and 24 basic air-ambulance aircraft.
"It definitely was not an easy decision," Selby said of the temporary suspension. "It was on the advice of medical professionals that told us that they had serious concerns about procedures not perhaps being followed."
STARS is also the subject of a value-for-money audit by Manitoba's auditor general to be released early next year. The audit is looking at the province's 10-year $100-million contract with STARS, which was signed last February.
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Oct. 6, 1964 E. H. ROBERTS 3,152,199
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING INSULATED REFRIGERATOR CABINETS Filed Oct. 25, 1961 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR. EDWARD H. ROBERTS H\S ATTORNEY E H. ROBERTS Oct. 6, 1
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING INSULATED REFRIGERATOR CABINETS 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed Oct. 23, 1961 EDWARD H. ROBERTS H S ATTORNEY United States Patent M 3,152,19 METHQD OF MANUFACTURING INSULATED REFRIGERATGR CABWETS Edward H. Roberts, Jeifersentown, Ky., assigner to General Electric Company, a corporation of New York Filed Oct. 23, 1961, Ser. No. 146,942 3 Qlzurns. (Cl. 264-45) The present invention relates to refrigerator cabinets and is more particularly concerned with improved method of manufacturing a cabinet including plastic foam insulation in the walls thereof.
Certain types of foamed polyurethane resins have insulating and other characteristics which make them particularly useful for insulating the walls of refrigerator cabinets and the like. These refrigerators normally comprise one or more liners forming food storage compartments contained within and spaced from a shell or outer wall structure and the space between the liners and the shell is filled with the insulating foam. The exposed surfaces of the liners and the shell are, in accordance with the usual practice, provided with protective and decora tive coatings of an inorganic or organic enamel. Due to the fact that the baking or curing temperatures for the enamel layer or layers are higher than the melting or softening point of the foam insulation, refrigerator cabinets, in which the foam insulation is formed in place so that by adherence to the shell and liner surfaces it will provide additional strength to the cabinet structure, are normally manufactured by applying the enamel coatings to the shell and liner, assembling the coated shell and liner components in their final spaced relationship and then introducing into the spaces requiring insulation, a foamable liquid polyurethane resin which expands to fill the entire space and sets to form a rigid foam structure.
One problem confronted in the manufacture of cabinets of this type involves the sealing of the space between the forward edges of the liner or liners and the face portion of the outer cabinet walls or shell during the foaming operation in order to prevent liquid resin or foam from flowing onto the finished cabinet surfaces. Ordinarily, during the foaming operation, the cabinet components are contained within a suitable mold capable of withstanding the pressures generated by the foam formation and a portion of that mold bridges these spaces to contain the foam in this area. For the economical production of foam insulated cabinets, it is desirable that the foamed cabinet be removed from the mold or equivalent fixture while the foam is still in a tacky stage that is before it is completely hardened. Common mold release materials ill not allow the foam to separate from the mold surfaces in such a short time. A number of separating layers or films have been proposed to solve this problem. For example, polyethylene films have been used in some cases but these puncture readily and are difiicult to handle in actual production. Furthermore, due to manufacturing variations in the surfaces of the cabinet parts adjacent at the breaker strip area, thin films such as polyethylene films cannot always be relied upon to completely seal these areas against leakage of the liquid foam producing material or the flowable foam during the foaming process and any foam leaking onto the organic enameled surfaces cannot be removed without damaging the appearance thereof.
The present invention has as its primary object the provision of an improved method of foam insulating a refrigerator cabinet or the like involving the use of a sealing means which is adapted to effectively and completely seal the breaker strip area of the cabinet during the foaming operation and which permits quick removal of the 3,152,199 Patented Oct. 6, 1964 foamed cabinet from the mold after the foaming operation has been completed.
Another object of the invention is to provide an improved low cost method of manufacturing a foam insulated cabinet employing an easy to handle, compressible sealing member for sealing the space between the liner and the cabinet shell during the foaming operation and which is readfly removable after the foaming has been completed.
Further objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent as the following description proceeds and the features of novelty which characterize the invention will be pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this specification.
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided an improved method of manufacturing a foam insulated cabinet which comprises positioning the cabinet liner or liners and the shell in spaced relationship with one another, pressing into engagement with the edges of the shell and liner defining the access opening to the cab inet a sealing means which bridges the space between the edges and which comprises a fiem'ble, single face corrugated paper member formed so that the corrugations extend parallel to the liner and shell edges with the flat or uncorrugated side of the paper in engagement with those edges. Pressure applied to the corrugated side of this sealing means causes the fiat face or side of the sealing means to form a firm continuous engagement with the edges of the shell and liner so that when a foamable liquid resin is thereafter introduced into the space between the shell and the liner, no leakage of the liquid or foamed resin can take place in the areas adjacent the shell and liner edges.
For a better understanding of the invention reference may be had to the accompanying drawing in which:
FIGURE 1 is a side elevational view, in section, of a refrigerator cabinet manufactured in accordance with the present invention;
FIGURE 2 is a section of a portion of a mold or fixture employed in the practice of the present invention;
FIGURE 3 is a sectional view similar to FIGURE 2 illustrating one step in the foaming operation of the present invention;
FIGURE 4 is a sectional view of a portion of the insulated cabinet subsequent to the foaming operation; and
FIGURE 5 is a View of the cabinet after foaming with the breaker strip in its final assembled position bridging the space between the cabinet shell and liner.
With reference to FIGURE 1 of the drawing there is shown, somewhat schematically, a refrigerator cabinet or the like including a shell or outer wall structure 1 and a liner 2 spaced from the outer shell and defining a storage compartment within the refrigerator cabinet having an open front side forming the access opening to the compartment. The space between the shell 1 and liner 2 is filled with a foamed resin insulating material such as a foamed polyurethane. As is common with refrigerator cabinets of this type, the forward of front edge 4 of the liner is spaced from the adjacent portions of the shell 1 or more specifically from the inner edges 5 of the flange 6 defining the access opening in the outer shell and this space is normally bridged by means of a plastic or other low heat conductivity breaker strip.
In the manufacture of a foam insulated cabinet of this type, the inner surface of the liner 2 and the outer surfaces of the shell 1, that is the exposed surface thereof, are first provided with protective or decorative finishes of an organic or inorganic enamel. These two components are then assembled in a suitable mold or fixture designed to maintain them in their final spaced relationship after which a foamable liquid resin such as a polyurethane resin is introduced as a liquid into the space between the shell and liner through one or more openings such as the openings 7 in the rear wall of the shell 1. The liquid resin is then allowed to foam and cure under a generated pressure of a few pounds per square inch in order to provide a foam structure having the maximum insulating properties. Due to the pressures developed during the foaming, both the liquid resin material shortly after its introduction as well as the still molten or plastic foam material tends to flow out of the space between the shell and liner through any unsealed openings and, because of the properties thereof, any of this material coming in contact, for example, with the exposed surfaces of the flange 6 on the face of the cabinet cannot be removed without damaging the surface finish. It is therefore essential that there be provided means for sealing particularly the space between the forward edge of the liner 4 and the inner edge 5 of the flange 6 to prevent any leakage of the foam material in these areas.
The present invention is based on the discovery that a single-faced flexible corrugated paper member provides an effective seal for bridging the space between the liner and shell edges during the foaming operation. This sealing element indicated by the numeral 149 in FIGURE 1 of the drawing is shown in cross-section in FIGURES 2, 3 and 4 of the drawing. It comprises strips of singleface corrugated paper formed to the shape of the access opening. Since this opening is normally rectangular, four strips of the corrugated paper of suitable length are formed into a rectangular structure as shown in FIG- URE l and the strips after being bent to the proper configuration for bridging the space between the liner and shell edges 4 and 5 are joined by means of a plastic tape 8 at the corners of the sealing member. The sealing member is so constructed that the flat or uncorrugated paper will be in contact with the liner and shell edges during the foaming operation.
The sealing member 10 is then positioned within a mold or fixture adapted to position the liner and shell relative to one another during the foaming operation. The essential elements of a mold required for the practice of the present invention are illustrated in FIGURES 2 and 3 of the drawing. In addition to the illustrated elements, the mold comprises an outer box-like wall structure 11 for supporting the entire side and end walls of the shell during the foaming operation and a liner supporting member 12 centrally positioned within the mold. This member 12 has the same shape as the interior of the liner 2 and is adapted to support the liner walls during the foaming operation. In addition to the bottom wall or platform 14, it will be understood that the mold also includes a removable top wall or lid for supporting the back wall of the shell against foaming pressures.
For the practice of the present invention, the member 12 is provided with a horizontal ledge or shoulder portion 15 on its four sides adapted to support the forward edge 4 of the liner when it is positioned face down within the mold. Also, at the lower portion of the member 12, there is provided on the four sides thereof a movable member 16 and suitable drive means (not shown) for moving these members horizontally between a withdrawn or retracted position and an extended position in which they substantially engage the adjacent portions of edge 5 of the shell flange 6.
Before placing the liner and shell in the mold the sealing member 19 formed to include a first portion 17 adapted to rest on the ledge 15 a second portion 18 adapted to extend downwardly along the outer surface of the member 12 and in front of the movable member 16 in the base 14 opposite the member 16 and spaced from is positioned within the mold. A shoulder 19 provided member 12 is employed to position the lower portion of the sealing member in the mold.
After the sealing member it? is placed in the mold with the corrugated side facing the liner supporting member 12, the liner, as shown in FIGURE 3 of the drawing, is placed over the member 12 which serves to position the liner relative to the shell and the shell is then slipped downwardly over the liner. The face flange 6 rests on the bottom wall 14 of the mold and the outer walls 11 serve to position the shell relative to the liner. As the shell is being placed in the mold the movable members 16 which are provided on each of the four sides of the member 12 are in the retracted position. After the shell is put in position these members are moved to their forward positions so that they clamp the adjacent portions of the sealing member it) into engagement with the edge 5 of the flange 6 to provide a fluid tight seal. In those cases where the weight of the liner 2 is not suflicient to provide a similar seal between the edge 4 of the liner and the shoulder or ledge 15, addition means may be provided for applying the necessary pressure to the liner. The lid or cover for the mold is then placed in position and a fo-amable resin is introduced into the space between the shell and the liner through the holes 7 and corresponding openings in the lid. The foamable resin is introduced in an amount sufficient that upon foaming and setting, it completely fills the spaces requiring the presence of such insulation.
As soon as the foam has set to a point where the foam structure can be removed from the mold, the mold is pened and the shell and liner which are then bonded together by means of the expanded resin foam are removed as a unit from the mold. As illustrated in FIGURE 4 of the drawing, the sealing member 1% which adheres to the foam 3 then forms part of the foamed structure. It is thereafter removed in whole or in part in order to expose the edge 5 of the flange 6 and those portions of the liner edge 4 employed to support a breaker strip 21 as illustrated in FIGURE 5 of the drawing.
The primary purpose of the corrugations 22 forming one surface of the sealing member 1% are to compensate for any variations in the liner and shell edges. These corrugations, which are resilient, serve to more or less uniformly distribute the pressure exerted by the ledges l5 and the movable member 16 over relatively wide areas of the sealing member so that those portions of the sealing member in direct contact with the edges 4 and 5 will be pressed into firm and leakproof engagement therewith. To this end and also to permit easy removal of the sealing member after the foaming operation, the corrugations should extend parallel to the edges 4 and 5 rather than transversely. It has also been found that a singleface, bleached craft corrugated paper of the type used by the food preparation industry provides the best overall seal during the foaming operation. Preferably the paper contains about 4 corrugations per inch and is within the 35 to 55 pound range for both the corrugated component and the uncorrugated layer. A single-face corrugated sheet has been found essential for the proper compression or partial collapsing of the corrugations as it is pressed into engagement with the liner and shell edges. If desired, of course, the paper and particularly the flat side thereof may be provided with a wax coating or a polyethylene coating to provide for a more easy removal of the sealing member from the foam.
In the preferred embodiment of the invention as illustrated in the drawing, the shell 1 is shaped to provide a foam free area adjacent the flange edge 5 for receiving the breaker strip 21. To this end, the material of the outer shell adjacent the edge 5 is bent back upon itself and then rearwardly and inwardly to provide a rearwardly extending portion 24 and a second inwardly extending flange portion 26 in the same plane as the edge 5 and therefore in a position to be contacted by the sealing member 10 as it is pressed into engagement therewith by the movable member 16. Thus the principal seal is obtained between the edge of the portion 26 and the sealing member leaving the area 27 between the inner flange 26 and the outer flange 6 free of foam. In addition the use of the double flange contact correspondingly increases the protection against leakage of foam between the sealing member 10 and the outer shell 2. If necessary a small portion of the foam can be removed along the edge 4 to provide a space for the inner edge 22 of the breaker strip.
While there has been shown and described a particular embodiment of the present invention, it will be understood that the invention is not limited thereto and it is therefore intended by the appended claims to cover all modifications that fall within the spirit and scope of the invention.
What I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States is:
1. The method of making a plastic foam insulated cabinet comprising a liner having a front edge defining an access opening, an outer shell spaced from said liner and including an inwardly extending flange having an inner edge defining an access opening, and plastic foam insulation formed in place in the space between said liner and shell; said method comprising positioning said liner relative to said shell with the edge of said liner in spaced relationship with the inner edge of said flange, pressing into engagement with both of said edges a sealing means bridging the space between said edges, said sealing means comprising a flexible single-face corrugated paper formed so that the corrugations extend parallel to said edges and arranged so that the fiat side of said paper engages said edges, and introducing into the space between said shell and liner a foam forming liquid plastic material adapted to foam and fill the entire space between said liner and said shell.
2. The method of making a plastic foam insulated cabinet comprising a liner having a front edge defining an access opening, an outer shell spaced from said liner, an edge defining an access opening, and a plastic foam insulation extending throughout the space between said liner and shell; said method comprising positioning said liner relative to said shell with the edge of said liner in spaced relationship with the edge of said flange, pressing into engagement with both of said edges a sealing means adapted to gridge the space between said edges and comprising a flexible single-face corrugated paper formed so that the corrugations extend parallel to said edges and the flat side of said paper engages said edges, and thereafter introducing into the space between said shell and liner a liquid foam forming liquid plastic material, the flexibility of said corrugation maintaining said flat side of said paper in sealing engagement with said edges during foaming of said plastic material.
3. The method of making a plastic foam insulated cabinet comprising a liner having a front edge defining an access opening, an outer shell spaced from said liner and including an inwardly extending flange having an inner edge defining an access opening and a plastic foam insulation extending throughout the space between said liner and shell, said method of comprising the steps of providing a supporting means for supporting on their respective edges, the liner relative to said shell with the front edge of said liner in spaced relationship with the edge of said flange, interposing between said supporting means and said edges a sealing means bridging the space between said edges, said sealing means comprising a flexible compressible, single-face corrugated paper formed so that the corrugations extend parallel to said edges and the flat side of said paper engages said edges and maintained in sealing engagement with said edges by compression of said corrugations, and introducing into the space between said shell and liner a foam forming liquid plastic material.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,739,231 Holdsworth Dec. 10, 1929 2,106,840 Gould Feb. 1, 1938 2,552,641 Morrison May 15, 1951 2,659,124 Henry Nov. 17, 1953 2,941,570 Plym June 21, 1960 2,958,210 Rill Nov. 1, 1960 2,962,183 Rill et al Nov. 29, 1960 3,000,058 Thielen Sept. 19, 1961 3,083,665 Steidley Apr. 2, 1963 OTHER REFERENCES Modern Plastics, Urethane Foam Brings Back the Gas Refrigerator, volume 38, No. 8, April 1961, pages 96-98.
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"Just couldn't get through it"
I tried on two separate occasions. The first time I only got a couple of hours into it. Then a few months later, I thought that since I really liked the idea of the book, I should really give it a better try. This time I got about 3/4 of the way through it and I reallized that I would not buy the rest of the series.. so that was it. I found the story too slow and it hopped around too much and I just kept drifting off.
Who knows maybe I will try again some time.
"Couldn't finish it"
Nothing happened, very, very slow.
I've listened to other Stevenson books and really enjoyed them.
The narration was fine. The story wasn't
"Always good"
I've read the Baroque Cycle trilogy twice since publication - it is extraordinary fiction. The very things that make it enjoyable to me - finely-grained, dense story telling - also seem to be the very things that many of the reviewers here don't like about it.
The plot is rich, particularly if you know your history - Stephenson's story telling and characters come through with developments that are pure kick, intriguing, complex, humane, and understandable.
Simon Prebble's narration is perfectly fitting and well done - masterful acting, really. The many characters are all distinct to the ear and the imagination. If you liked the read, you shouldn't be dissappointed.
"What can I say"
I gave up on this book about 3 1/2 hours into it. The narration was putting me to sleep & the story!!!!
"I just couldn't do it."
I like historical fiction a lot and have listened to scores of books since joining audible.com but this is one of only a couple of books that I simply could not finish. I had high hopes for the book and the series after reading the publisher's summary but the book never develops. I like long detailed books, but this one rambles aimlessly, sometimes providing exhaustive lists which drone on until the point at which I wished for an accident on the freeway to take my mind off the book. Here is an example. At one point, about 5 ?? hours into the book the topic of ???punishments??? is discussed. The list which follows for the next five minutes is laborious and mind numbing but when it ends, it simply ends and the author goes on to another topic without tying the last five minutes to anything before or after (at least as long as I continued to listen). Which brings me to the biggest problem I had with the book; even where there is an occasionally interesting section it is all too quickly gone without advancing the story line.
After reading some of the glowing reviews here I can???t help but wonder if they were really listening to the same book or if they were related to the author.
"Quite disappointed"
I almost never stop part-way through a book but I did not find this stoy engaging enough to keep me going.
"Gave up."
Neal Stephenson wrote one of my favorite books (cryptonomicon) and Simon Prebble is my all time favorite narrator. So when I found this series it could not be a better match.
But this book just does not go anywhere! I know I had high expectations, but I really wanted this book to be good, and because of this I kept on listening, but had to give up 2/3 into the book.
I cannot recommend this book. But I can fully recommend Cryptonomicon by Stepenson.
"Good, just good"
I found the historical and philisophical aspects of the book interesting, but it gets rather boring. It is like hanging out with my geek-friends who don't have a life, only their work. I was looking forward to intrigue and wow, this just didn't have it.
"A beautifully crafted world that goes nowhere fast"
My feelings are mixed. On one hand, the writing style is fairly clever, but there is nothing to move the story forward. As a reader, a vision of an alternate pre-enlightenment era is entirely insufficient in itself to warrant so much reading. This book reads like a late-era European history textbook with a narrative structure. I was never enthralled by the lives and doings of boring rich gentlemen the first time around, and adding a bit of sci-fi to their lives does not, in itself, nudge them into being interesting. Even still, I'm sure I'd have probably enjoyed the book if it had had an interesting plot, (environment and characters being already dismissed to my mind,) but alas, the plot, again, reads like a historical account. The tides of history aren't an interesting plot in and of themselves. For me, there needs to be some serious degree of human drama to propel the story, and there mostly isn't. For readers who enjoy the style, the victorian language, and period, and love the idea of combining something magical with it, I recommend Clarke's "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" instead.
"Well narrated, poor storyline"
I agree with all the other reviewers on this one. There is one reason you might want to get this. It helps you get to sleep at night!
In truth the narration is great, bringing life into what is possibly the most disjointed and uninteresting story I have come across. Even the science history is poor. At one point it mentions he meets I think it was Newton as a boy, next minute he was recommending that someone reads his book.
The overdescription is just annoying too. The author seems to think that it is good if he can say something in a paragraph he could have said in a word! What actually happens is you know what he is rabbiting on about at the start of the paragraph but you have to wait for a minute or so to get some petty detail you don't want to know anyway.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Don Zimmer, a popular fixture in professional baseball for 66 years as a manager, player, coach and executive, has died. He was 83.
Zimmer was still working for the Tampa Bay Rays as a senior adviser when he died Wednesday at 83 in a hospital in nearby Dunedin. He had been in a rehabilitation center since having heart surgery in mid-April.
"Great baseball man. A baseball lifer. Was a mentor to me," a teary-eyed Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
After starting as a minor-league infielder in 1949, Zimmer went on to have one of the longest-lasting careers in baseball history.
Zimmer played for the only Brooklyn Dodgers team to win the World Series and the original New York Mets, nearly managed the Boston Red Sox to a championship in the 1970s and was Joe Torre's right-hand man with the New York Yankees' most recent dynasty.
He played under Casey Stengel on the 1962 expansion Mets, who famously went 40-120.
"Don't blame them all on me," Zimmer once said. "I got traded after the first 30 days."
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Who's really at fault in the mayor's accident?
Katz admits responsibility, but nobody's charged him so far
It's the accident everyone seems to have forgotten, or wanted to.
Well, almost everyone.
On a frigid Friday morning in late January, a van driven by Mayor Sam Katz and another car collided and careened onto rush-hour downtown sidewalks. It was an otherwise unremarkable accident. Except, of course, for who was driving the van.
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It was Jan. 21, shortly after 8 a.m.
The impact of the collision beside the Winnipeg Convention Centre was so loud, office workers at the public trustee's office heard it five floors up in the adjacent BDC Building.
Weeks later, a witness to the aftermath would tell me how she did a double take when she saw a shaken Sam Katz get out of the driver's side of the van. Then she noticed police were already there. She would also remember the officer asking the mayor a question. Did he need help?
Later that morning, a photo taken by an employee of the public trustee's office ended up on the Free Press website, where ever-alert readers would ask the obvious question.
Who was at fault?
Later that afternoon, Katz appeared to answer that question.
According to Free Press reporter Bartley Kives, who was there, Katz told a scrum of city hall reporters that day he thought he was probably at fault.
It wasn't reported at the time, Kives subsequently told me, because the reporters decided reporting the mayor's comments before the MPI process was completed could prejudice the outcome.
I hadn't heard about any of that when, a week later, I met deputy mayor Justin Swandel and asked him about the accident. Swandel answered as if it was no big secret and no big deal.
The mayor "slid through a red light," Swandel said.
So the next day, I asked the next obvious question of the next obvious people. On Jan. 28, I sent an email to the Winnipeg Police Service inquiring as to whether any charges had been laid or any were contemplated.
"I understand he 'slid' through a red light," I added.
The police response felt dismissive.
"At this point, no provincial offence notices have been issued. This is a Highway Traffic Act matter and MPI will now become involved to determine fault."
At that point, as I later learned, police already knew the answer to my question.
But they weren't telling me.
Then in early March, after allowing time for the MPI process, I emailed the mayor's office requesting an interview with Katz about the accident.
Three days later, when I hadn't received an acknowledgement, I called Katz directly and left a message. The mayor, who initially had seemed so open to doing the right thing by taking responsibility for the accident, didn't return my call. But later that afternoon, his communications department responded via email. By that time, the mayor's chief of staff was involved.
"In response to your question --- Bonnie Staples-Lyon from our office phoned the Winnipeg Police Service to see if his traffic incident was treated any differently than any other citizen and the response was 'absolutely not.' "
But that's not what I asked.
Two weeks later, I'm still waiting for the interview with the mayor.
I also asked for an interview with Police Chief Keith McCaskill about what he knows about the accident.
I'm still waiting for that, too.
In the meantime, it was left to Insp. Jim Poole, who's in charge of central traffic, to respond to my questions.
The email trail with Poole, which started Feb. 25 and finally finished Thursday, ends where the first police email began.
At a stone wall.
The police invoked provincial personal-privacy legislation, to the point that Poole wouldn't even share which way the vehicles were travelling.
He said the bulk of my questions would have to be submitted via a freedom-of-information request.
But then, later Thursday afternoon, Poole called. He wanted to talk.
A week earlier I had emailed him an extensive series of questions. He finally confirmed neither driver was ticketed for going through the red light.
That answer only took two months.
Not that I was surprised police might be shy about giving the mayor a $199.80 ticket. Not after the mayor had pumped up the police budget by millions during his time in office. Not after the police association openly supported him during the civic election.
What did surprise me, though, was Poole's next answer -- that the officers at the scene made the decision that day, right at the scene. Independently, the police service would have us believe. Without any oversight from higher-ups.
That leaves the bigger question: Why didn't police ticket the mayor for disobeying a traffic device after he publicly seemed to take responsibility that day?
Poole left me with the impression that the officers simply exercised their discretion. Of course, there is no discretion for the nearly 10,000 vehicle owners who get tagged annually at the red-light "revenue cams" the mayor is so fond of. But that's another story.
When I asked Poole what determines the use of discretion when two cars collide at a controlled intersection, he said there are all kinds of variables.
"It's speed, it's road conditions.'
Anyway, the road conditions weren't bad that day, judging by photos of the scene I've looked at. Poole said he could see where I was going. Did the mayor get preferred treatment?
"And that's not the case," he volunteered.
Poole acknowledged that the mayor's office did call the chief's office later that day, though.
"To commend the officers on the job they did," Poole said.
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The fact the mayor was involved in a traffic accident where, thankfully, no one was seriously injured, is a small story. Where it becomes bigger is when, after apparently taking public responsibility, he isn't ticketed. And both he and the police chief refuse to talk about it. Even more disturbing is the police service playing hide-and-seek with answers, and seemingly fast and loose with core values like integrity and trust. All it would have taken is for the mayor and police chief to agree to waive privacy in the name of the public trust and transparency.
Instead, we're left with a decision by police that ignored the public trust. And, ironically, a process that appears all too transparent.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 19, 2011 B1
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At the end of the sixth century anyone would have said that Augustine had found his niche in life. Looking at this respected prior of a monastery, almost anyone would have predicted he would spend his last days there, instructing, governing, and settling even further into this sedentary life.
But Pope St. Gregory the Great had lived under Augustine's rule in that same monastery. When he decided it was time to send missionaries to Anglo-Saxon England, he didn't choose those with restless natures or the young looking for new worlds to conquer. He chose Augustine and thirty monks to make the unexpected, and dangerous, trip to England.
Missionaries had gone to Britain years before but the Saxon conquest of England had forced these Christians into hiding. Augustine and his monks were to bring these Christians back into the fold and convince the warlike conquerors to become Christians themselves.
Every step of the way they heard the horrid stories of the cruelty and barbarity of their future hosts. By the time they had reached France the stories became so frightening that the monks turned back to Rome. Gregory had heard encouraging news that England was far more ready for Christianity than the stories would indicate, including the marriage of King Ethelbert of Kent to a Christian princess, Bertha. He sent Augustine and the monks on their way again fortified with his belief that now was the time for evangelization.
King Ethelbert himself wasn't as sure, but he was a just king and curious. So he went to hear what the missionaries had to say after they landed in England. But he was just as afraid of them as they were of him! Fearful that they would use magic on them, he held the meeting in the open air. There he listened to what they had to say about Christianity. He did not convert then but was impressed enough to let them continue to preach -- as long as they didn't force anyone to convert.
They didn't have to -- the king was baptized in 597. Unlike other kings who forced all subjects to be baptized as soon as they were converted, Ethelbert left religious a free choice. Nonetheless the following year many of his subjects were baptized.
Augustine was consecrated bishop of the English and more missionaries arrived from Rome to help with the new task. Augustine had to be very careful because, although the English had embraced the new religion they still respected the old. Under the wise orders of Gregory the Great, Augustine aided the growth from the ancient traditions to the new life by consecrating pagan temples for Christian worship and turning pagan festivals into feast days of martyrs. Canterbury was built on the site of an ancient church.
Augustine was more successful with the pagans than with the Christians. He found the ancient British Church, which had been driven into Cornwall and Wales, had strayed a little in its practices from Rome. He met with them several times to try to bring them back to the Roman Church but the old Church could not forgive their conquerors and chose isolation and bitterness over community and reconciliation.
Augustine was only in England for eight years before he died in 605. His feast day is celebrated on May 26 in England and May 28 elsewhere. He is also known as Austin,a name that many locations have adopted.
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Like many of her neighbours, Satomi Inokoshi worries that her gritty hometown is being spoiled by the newcomers and the money that have rolled into Iwaki since the Fukushima nuclear disaster almost three and a half years ago.
"Iwaki is changing - and not for the good," said Inokoshi, 55, who echoes a sentiment widely heard in this town of almost 300,000 where the economic boom that followed the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl has brought its own disruption.
Property prices in Iwaki, about 60 km (36 miles) south of the wrecked nuclear plant, have jumped as evacuees forced from homes in more heavily contaminated areas snatch up apartments and land. Hundreds of workers, who have arrived to work in the nuclear clean-up, crowd downtown hotels.
But long-time residents have also come to resent evacuees and the government compensation that has made the newcomers relatively rich in a blue-collar town built on coal mining and access to a nearby port. Locals have stopped coming to the entertainment district where Inokoshi runs a bar, she says, scared off by the nuclear workers and their rowdy reputation.
"The situation around Iwaki is unsettled and unruly," said Ryosuke Takaki, a professor of sociology at Iwaki Meisei University, who has studied the town's developing divide. "There are many people who have evacuated to Iwaki, and there are all kinds of incidents caused by friction."
Residents across Fukushima prefecture hailed the first wave of workers who arrived to contain the nuclear disaster in 2011 as heroes. Cities like Iwaki also welcomed evacuees from towns closer to the meltdowns and explosions. At the time, Japan's stoicism and sense of community were praised around the world for helping those who survived an earthquake and tsunami that killed nearly 19,000 and triggered explosions at the nuclear plant.
But that solidarity and sense of shared purpose has frayed, according to dozens of interviews. Many Iwaki residents say they have grown weary of hosting evacuees in temporary housing.
And the newcomers themselves are frightened, says Hideo Hasegawa, who heads a non-profit group looking after evacuees at the largest temporary housing complex in Iwaki.
"When they move in to an apartment, they don't talk to neighbours and hide," said Hasegawa, who works from a small office located between rows of grey, prefabricated shacks housing the evacuees. "You hear this hate talk everywhere you go: restaurants, shops, bars. It's relentless."
The 2011 nuclear crisis forced more than 160,000 people in Fukushima prefecture to evacuate and leave their homes. Half of them are still not allowed to return to the most badly contaminated townships within 20 kms (12.4 miles) of the destroyed plant known as the exclusion zone.
Since April, the government has allowed some residents to return to parts of the evacuation zone. But the area remains sparsely populated and riddled with hot spots where radiation is as much as four times the government's target for public safety. Work crews in white decontamination suits have poured radiation-tainted topsoil and debris into black-plastic bags piled at improvised storage sites on roadsides and public parks awaiting a shift to a more permanent nuclear waste dump.
By contrast, Iwaki has prospered. On a recent Saturday, parking lots near downtown were packed - along with restaurants near Taira, the city's downtown. Chuo-dai Kashima, a newly developed area in Iwaki where many of the temporary housing units have been built, saw an almost 12 percent rise in land prices in the past year, according to government data. That was among the highest increases across Japan and behind only Ishinomaki, Miyagi, a coastal city that was destroyed by the 2011 tsunami and has only just begun to rebuild.
At the heart of the tensions is an unresolved debate about how much people across Fukushima should be compensated for the suffering, dislocation and uncertainty that followed the nuclear accident.
Some Iwaki residents grumble they are being forced to shoulder the burden of hosting evacuees who receive far more compensation from the government and do not have to pay rent on their government-provided prefab temporary homes.
In January 2013, vandals threw paint and broke windows on cars parked in evacuee housing at multiple locations. Less than a month earlier, someone had painted graffiti reading, "Evacuees Go Home" at the entrance to a city office.
Tokyo Electric Power, the operator of the Fukushima plant, has paid almost $41 billion in compensation as a result of the nuclear accident. Payments vary depending on the amount of radiation recorded in a particular area, a system that evacuees have complained appears arbitrary. A family of four in one part of an evacuated town might receive $1 million, while a similar family in a less contaminated part of the same evacuated town would get just over half of that amount, according to data from Japan's trade ministry.
The radioactive plume that erupted after a partial meltdown at the Fukushima plant travelled northwest, missing Iwaki. Most of Iwaki's residents evacuated for a while, but most then returned. Their compensation was also limited: the majority received about 120,000 yen ($1,200) each.
Many established residents in Iwaki complain government payouts to the newcomers have been frittered away on luxury cars and villas, locally dubbed "disaster relief mansions."
"The food the evacuees eat and the clothes they wear are different," said Hiroshi Watahiki, 56, a chiropractor in Iwaki. "They can afford it from their compensation funds. They have time and money to go gambling since they're not working."
A poll in January by Takaki showed residents had conflicting feelings about the evacuees. More than half of those surveyed expressed sympathy for them, but 67 percent also said they "feel envious of their compensation."
The tensions are unlikely to be resolved any time soon.
The government is planning to build 3,700 permanent apartments to replace the temporary units for evacuees, most of them in Iwaki. The first 1,600 apartments, however, are nine months behind schedule and will not be ready until 2017, officials say.
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