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Guess Which Restaurant Just Opened Its First Airport Location
Believe it or not, but as of a few weeks ago there were absolutely no Jack in the Box locations within airports. We say "as of a few weeks ago," because the first has just barely opened, and you'll find it at San Diego International Airport.
Head to SAN's Terminal 1 to order a Jumbo Jack, but it's not a problem if you�re arriving or departing from Terminal 2 East. That terminal gets a location as well, as the fast food chain focuses on some of the best sellers and essentials at the airport�as in don�t expect the full menu.
Airport Dining / Vino Volo / Wine Bars / Drinking Travel / Airports / Airport News / Lists / Airport Restaurants / → All Tags
Where to Find Each and Every Vino Volo Airport Location
The holiday travel season is in full swing, and that means the uncertainty of a layover, an inconvenience, or just some generalized airport anxiety. That�s where alcohol comes into the picture! We�re kidding of course, but a nice glass of wine at the airport never seems to make things worse.
Better than a dingy airport bar is a classy and clean wine bar, and you can�t get much better than Vino Volo. It also certainly doesn�t hurt that they have plenty of locations at airports around the globe, and that they offer up free WiFi along with some light bites to eat. So whether it�s a chardonnay or some merlot to go � here�s where to find each and every airport location of Vino Volo:
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These US Airports Offer More Healthy Food Options Than You'd Expect
Wander through an average US airport and you'll notice the options for a pre-flight nosh are usually disappointing. Fast food before sitting on a plane for hours? Even if your tastebuds say yes, your body will later have you regretting that decision.
Just last week, Baltimore Washington International Airport was named the top pick for healthy airport food. The award wasn't just bestowed by a group of frequent flyers, but backed by the brains behind the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine who annually rank the airports with the healthiest options.
An incredible 92% of BWI's food concessions have at least one healthy option on their menus.
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Eater's 'Airport Dining Guides' are God's Gift to the Hungry, Harried Traveler
Travelers love to gripe; it's part of the de-stressing regiment when it comes to traveling in a flying tin can, shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers. After all, there's so much to complain about, from security theater to bathroom hygiene, to crying babies before 6am flights. Still, one area in which airports have been considerably improving is the food court. It's not just Sbarro and Cinnabon any longer, and frowns are turning upside-down.
Our friends at the many Eater sites have cleverly rated and recommended eateries via their Airport Dining Guides for the major US (and 1 Canadian) airports, so you don't miss out on great BBQ or a better cup of coffee just because it's not next to your gate.
These guides, first introduced earlier this year, were just updated before Thanksgiving with the harried and hungry traveler in mind. We recommend bookmarking your favorite airport now, before you're flying home for the holidays with a grumble in your stomach:
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Good Luck Slicing Into a Steak at JFK Restaurants
Something the everyday traveler wouldn't notice is now the focus of security action by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
That thing? A steak knife, as served with meals delivered to customers at airport restaurants, after passing through TSA security.
An investigation by Newsday, published last week just in time for the busy holiday travel season, highlighted that at least two JFK eateries (The Palm in Terminal 4 and Bobby Van's in Terminal 8) were essentially violating airside weapons bans:
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How to Get the Most Out of Airport Meal Vouchers During Flight Delays
When the airport looks like thisaircraft being de-iced and a departure board of yellow and red delays and cancellationsthen it's time to explore your options.
An extended delay may result in a gate agent handing you vouchers for services you wouldn't have otherwise needed had your flight flown on time. There are vouchers for a night at an airport hotel (a specific hotel, not your choice), vouchers for transportation, vouchers for future flights, and vouchers for meals at the airport. What vouchers you receive will depend on the nature of the delay, and anything that's the airline's fault (for example: crew scheduling, equipment issues) naturally yields more.
The most flexible vouchers are actually those for meals, but don't make a bee-line for the nearest McDonalds or $10 sandwich!
Typical meal vouchers allot $7 for breakfast, and $12 each for lunch and dinner, per person. That's not very much considering the current costs of airport foodLAX sells $19 salads, after allbut a little creativity and some basic math will get your tummy full of healthy options.
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Portland Parks Food Trucks Right at the Airport for an Improved Food Court
We�re not going to say that we called it, but we�re hardly surprised over the latest addition to the dining options over at Portland International Airport. In a city known for its food trucks and on-the-go eats it only makes sense to bring some of these offerings to the airport, so that�s exactly what airport officials are doing.
Just last week spots like Koi Fusion and Pok Pok opened up food carts at the airport, and it sounds like a few more options are headed into the terminals and concourses before the end of the year. Instead of the usual french fries and a burger, you'll be able to score options like spicy tofu and kalbi short rib tacos along with a side of kimchi�at least that�s just some of what Koi Fusion has to offer.
Airport Dining / Airport Restaurants / Airports / Airport News / HMSHost / Airport Restaurant Month / → All Tags
'Airport Restaurant Month' is Totally a Thing, and Includes Over 20 Eateries
Here�s something we can certainly get behind, and if you�re headed out of town this month�you�ll probably enjoy it too. Establishments across the United States and Canada are offering up fixed menus for a fixed cost, as it�s time to celebrate Airport Restaurant Month.
HMSHost�they�re the ones behind loads and loads of dining spots at the airport�are the ones running the show this time. They�re modeling things just like a restaurant week near you, but things run all month long�and there�s usually one option per airport.
Food Travel / Airports / LHR / London Travel / Airport Food / Airport Restaurants / Airline Food / In-Flight Meals / Om Nom Nom / → All Tags
Skip 'Beef or Chicken' and Pick a Picnic on Flights from London-Heathrow
Making the "beef or chicken?" choice on is hardly a highlight of the trip. But could we tempt you to get a little more excited over Gordon Ramsay's roasted Hereford rump of beef with green salad and mustard or perhaps slow spit-roasted chicken with fries, salad, bread sauce and roasting juices from Heston Blumenthal? Yeah, we thought so.
London-Heathrow likes to push the envelop when it comes to innovation and has a great idea for doing away with the typical in-flight fare. The airport will deliver full menu items from any one of the terminal's 118 restaurants right to your gate, all wrapped up in a cool bag for chilled items, or a thermal bag for hot items. Each meal is completely prepared and ready to be noshed at any time after take-off.
Coffee Travel / Airports News / Airports / Lists / Airport Dining / Airport Restaurants / Coffee Shops / → All Tags
9 Independent Coffee Shops You Can Find at Airports
When it comes to grabbing a cup of coffee at the airport, there's typically okay options and then there are great options. Sometimes a craving goes beyond just caffeine; travelers are increasingly requesting specially sourced beans and freshly roasted offerings and, luckily, airports are listening.
Here�s some of our picks for the best coffee shops alternatives�independent and otherwise�at airports across the country:
Kofe by Intelligentsia: ORD Terminal 5
This spot from the Intelligentsia folks has regular roasts, monthly specials, and it�s all done in a European-style stand-up coffee shop. Find it past security in International Terminal 5 at Chicago-O�Hare.
Klatch Coffee: LAX Terminal 7
Thanks to a reader for mentioning this one. The newest location of this LAX option can be found within Terminal 7, and they have some great goodies to go along with their award winning beans and brews�think freshly baked scones, cookies, and cappuccino muffins.
Abica Coffee: ATL
Okay this place might not have the same pedigree as some of the other independent options, but it�s a nice alternative to Starbucks�grab a cup at Atlanta�s Airport over in Concourse A near Gate 27.
Airport News / Airports / SWF / Beer Travel / Wine Travel / Airport Restaurants / → All Tags
The USA's Oldest Winery Enters the Airport Bar Business
A few years ago the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey�the ones responsible for running the big airports like JFK and Newark�gobbled up operations at Stewart International. The airport in the Hudson Valley has gained some new flights since then, plus a greater presence on the airport map, but the one thing they've been missing all these years is alcohol.
We never even noticed it before, but this airport has been dry�no beer, no wine, and no liquor. Thankfully this is changing, and now nervous flyers everywhere can score a little bit of pre-flight medicine�or confidence�before heading to the boarding door.
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Say Hello to Strangers Over a Meal at Copenhagen's Airport
Be sure to bring your appetite if you�re heading to or through Copenhagen anytime soon, as the airport is bringing in some fine concourse cuisine.
As part of the Copenhagen Cooking Food Festival the airport has opened up a pop-up restaurant called Hallo Hello. Of course the food here is the focus, but the folks behind the idea�Lasse Askov and Bo Lindegaard�have real life social networks on the mind as well.
They�re encouraging diners to share three course meals with strangers, as they�re trying their best to offer up a little bit of relationship and friendship as a side dish.


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This book provides an undergraduate introduction to discrete and continuous-time Markov chains and their applications. A large focus is placed on the first step analysis technique and its applications to average hitting times and ruin probabilities. Classical topics such as recurrence and transience, stationary and limiting distributions, as well as branching processes, are also covered. Two major examples (gambling processes and random walks) are treated in detail from the beginning, before the general theory itself is presented in the subsequent chapters. An introduction to discrete-time martingales and their relation to ruin probabilities and mean exit times is also provided, and the book includes a chapter on spatial Poisson processes with some recent results on moment identities and deviation inequalities for Poisson stochastic integrals. The concepts presented are illustrated by examples and by 72 exercises and their complete solutions.
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Ayvaz A.S.
based in Hadimköy-Istanbul, TURKEY
AYVAZ A.S. has produced with latest technology for 65 years and today our experience can be seen all of our products and special solutions for client.In 1948, Ayvaz started to produce brass valves for maritime industry. Since its inception, Ayvaz developed product range day by day. Now, Ayvaz have 25.000 m2 indoor area for production. AYVAZ A.S. exports more than 78 ...
based in Mildenhall, UNITED KINGDOM
Wardsflex are specialist engineers, designing and manufacturing top quality sewer cleaning equipment, drain tools, and an extensive range of accessories. Anything we don't fabricate ourselves is sourced from carefully vetted and trusted suppliers. Wardsflex aim to provide a comprehensive selection of products that will deliver great service in harsh conditions over their ...
Hebeish Group
based in Cairo, EGYPT
It is our privilege to introduce ourselves as one of the largest well known manufacturers of thermoplastics piping system (HDPE Pipes) and hoses in Egypt conforming to international standards. Serving our clients with full HDPE piping solutions. HDPE PE 100 Pipes (solid Wall pipes) , HDPE Double Wall Corrugated for (Cable Conduits- Cable Protection pipes & gravity ...
HERMES Technologie Ltd.
based in Hastings, UNITED KINGDOM
Hermes services include technical advice given by qualified engineers. They work with manufacturers and customers to develop products for all engineering systems relating to fresh water supply and wastewater management. They have products for roads and industrial buildings. Their technology, based on cement-based mortar modified with resins, makes protection of the ...
Victaulic Company
based in Easton, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Victaulic is the world`s leading manufacturer of mechanical pipe joining systems, was founded in New York City in 1925 to market a radical new concept in the piping industry -- a mechanical bolted coupling that would engage into grooves and use a gasket seal.The concept of joining pipe with bolted mechanical couplings originated during World War I for rapid deployment of ...
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The new website FIMAP – DMW unifies in a virtual space both of the experiences achieved from FIMAP – DMW. The pipe industry and the water wells filtration as well. The interactive preview of FIMAP – DMW products will push and invite you to consult more in detail the website during its navigation.In every category of products you will be assisted and helped during your ...
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Mücher Dichtungen is part of the worldwide Mission Rubber group of companies; the originators, over 50 years ago, of the flexible rubber coupling for the sewerage, drainage and plumbing industries. Since then Mission has grown to become the world's No 1 manufacturer of rubber flexible couplings with manufacturing plants in both America and Europe, and distributors ...
Castings Services Group (CSG)
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CSG is the leading valve manufacturer and distributor in the UK marketplace. Our dedicated valve division, based in Telford, staffed by expert engineers, means we're able to supply high-quality valves from our own range and from other leading manufacturers, with fast turnarounds from order to delivery.For 30 years, we've supplied international quality civil engineering ...
ML Ball Company, Inc.
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ML Ball Company has been the premiere provider of industrial water and power equipment to businesses and governmental entities worldwide. The breadth of our experience allows us to provide our clients with unparalleled support and a broad range of products and services. Distributor of equipment for the residential water, industrial water, and power industries. ...
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Steve Vick International offer solutions to the problems associated with repairing and replacing underground pipes, with safely abandoning unwanted pipes and with filling all kinds of underground voids. We have developed a number of patented techniques for the trenchless repair and renovation of underground pipes. In 1984 the company was granted a license by British Gas ...


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Named Person: | Lawrence Tibbett; Kirsten Flagstad |
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OCLC Number: | 36321525 |
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This collection contains one scrapbook of newspaper clippings kept by Mrs. Witherspoon Dodge of Atlanta, Georgia. All the clippings relate to various opera performances and symphony concerts held in Atlanta or to opera and musical stars, such as Lawrence Tibbett and Kirsten Flagstad. A few of the clippings are from New York newspapers, but the majority appear to be from Atlanta papers.
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Python Settles Trademark Dispute
The Python Software Foundation (PSF) have announced they have reached a settlement with POBox Hosting Ltd of the UK over their trademark application for the term 'Python' in connection with cloud hosting and their application for a figurative trademark incorporating the word "Python". While the PSF own the trademark for Python within the United States, it did not have an equivalent filing within the European Union.
Inexplicably unaware of the importance of the Python language to their customers, POBox Hosting had been in an escalating dispute with the PSF -- a non-profit association with minimal staff -- until the matter became public.
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Unable to install it on my new Droid Turbo. Other people in forums reporting the same.
Smooth move M$
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Unable to install it on my new Droid Turbo. Other people in forums reporting the same.
Smooth move M$
Considering the FBI's long and rich history of fascism and acting against the US Bill of Rights (starting with Hoover, and going downhill from there), not to mention the NSA's rampant (and blatantly illegal) domestic spying....
I'll damn well act against their silly rules and regulations any well damn time I feel like it.
Every American should be encrypting the hell out of anything they own, and demanding that companies do likewise with their products and services. The sooner we render the Gestapo and Stasi impotent, the better.
Wrong agency - CIA and NSA are different agencies with (somewhat) different missions.
That said, the entire NSA, and along with anyone who enabled them, needs to fired / jailed / etc for blatant and unending violations of the Bill of Rights and federal law in general.
Talk to Suzanna Hupp about that, she might disagree with you.
ever needed a seatbelt in your life?
Or a fire extinguisher?
What about a Automated External Defibrillator ?
Just because you've never needed a firearm doesn't mean you (or someone else) won't need one at some point in time.
Aol has always been pretty spammy, but they've gotten out of control lately, and as usual, ignoring the problem.
I lost patience with them years ago, and started firewalling any netblock from them that was causing problems.
Solved a lot of problems, and since no one in their right mind uses them anymore, I'm not too worried about blocking anything legit.
More like National Fascism Letters...
I'm not surprised though, ATT has been the lap dog of the Fed.gov since day 1.
Agreed. Spamazon's EC2 garbage servers are firewalled on my servers. Spamazon ignores and
Same with Spamdaddy.
Run a network sewer, get firewalled. Only way to protect your own network.
Like most press, 60 minutes engages in the run of the mill "assault journalism" thats heavy on accusations, and light on the facts. Anyone who takes ANY journalist at face value needs to be hit with a clue by 4.
my guess, the one second rule is "no more then 1 shot fired per second"
Many inexperienced shooters try to fire too quickly (and not fully in control), and hit things they shouldnt, like target holders, other peoples targets, etc.
Personally I hate rules like that, as it interferes with many of my drills, but I'm also a competition handgun shooter, so I've got a little more experience with controlled double taps, Mozambique drills, etc, compared to the average joe.
The current stable version of Chrome supports TLS 1.2 out of the box.
Firefox 24 has support for TLS 1.2, but you have to explicitly enable it.
true, but why make it easy for them?
Of course, if fed.gov wasn't a giant pack of idiots, they wouldn't have this problem in the first place.
Null route all the Chinese networks, problem solved. Worked great on my mail server, amount of spam I got dropped massively.
Move to California or NJ or CT or NY or MA, and you can enjoy your false sense of security.
BTW, REAL assault weapons are almost impossible to get due to NFA of 1934 and Hughes of 86. What you're so terrified of are rifles that only LOOK like assault rifles. But considering the stupidity of your statement, I highly doubt you have the IQ to understand the difference.
Mercury is in a nasty gravity well. It takes a LOT of energy per pound to land anything there.
Not going to easy to land significant mass there.
The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up.


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After a weekend that saw journalists on the Oscars red carpet struggling to pronounce the name of 9-year-old Best Actress nominee Quvenzhané Wallis, we decided to ask the Twitter masses for their funniest or most annoying stories about people mispronouncing their "unconventional" or "ethnic" names.
Here's a few of the best:
Do you have any similar stories? We'd love to hear them in the comments.
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Gamespoht posted...Halo 5that would be SO UNEXPECTED!!!!!!!!!!!!How is that unexpected? Anyone & everyone knows they'll make a Halo 5 at some point.
Halo 5that would be SO UNEXPECTED!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have the birth certificate for James Allen Yarbrough born 3/24/1896 son of david Harmon Yarbrough born 7/27/1858. Sarah Jane Mordecia Yarbrough was born 11/9/1856. i would send it to antone that is related to this family. All were born in fernbank Alabama. firstname.lastname@example.com Sally in southern oregon Notify Administrator about this message?
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Calling all the girls with the heels, preferably the ones with the ass
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US 2608769 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) 4 Sheets-Sheet l C. S. O'NEIL sept. 2, 1952 DRIER Filed July 19, 1946 C. S. O'NEIL Sept. 2, 1952 DRIER 4 Sheets-Sheet. 2 Filed July 19, 1946 C. S. O'NEIL vDRIER 4 Sheets-Sheet 3 Filed July 19, 1946 lll.' I I I l I l I l IIII I.: I Hmvli-Ililwlk Patented Sept. 2, 1952 DRIER Charles S. ONeil, Two Rivers, Wis., assignor 'to Hamilton' Manufacturing Company, Two 'Rivera Wis., a corporation of Wisconsin Application July 19, 1946, Serial N 0. 684,939 The invention relates generally to dryers and more particularly to a dryer for laundry, suitable for use in the home, and of the type in which the laundry is tumbled in the presence of heat to evaporate moisture therefrom. The general object of the invention is to provide a novel dryer of the foregoing type, which is capable of drying4 laundry in a relatively short period of time and at a relatively low operating cost, and which rmay be produced inexpensively on a production basis. Another object is to provide a dryer of the foregoing type, in which heated air is circulated within the drying chamber to effect the drying action, with only a small quantity of such air iiowing from the machine so as to maintain the heat loss at a minimum. A further object is to provide a dryer of the foregoing type, in which air from the` drying chamber is withdrawn therefrom and is reheated and recirculated so as to absorb a maximum quantity of moisture before being discharged from the machine. Still another object is to provide a dryer of the foregoing type, in which a large quantity of heated air is circulated through the drying chamber but only a relatively small quantity is discharged irom the machine so that the air discharged vvill approach its saturation point and thus eiiect a, maximum conservation of heat. A further object is to provide adryer of the foregoing type, having a drying chamber in the form of a rotating drum mounted within a casing, the drying being effected by recirculation of heated air through the drum with a small quantity of air from outside the drum added to the recirculating stream and a similar quantity discharged therefrom, With the air approaching its saturation point, the added air being taken from the space between the drum and casing and being preheated by heat radiated from the drum. It is also an important object of the invention to provide a dryer of the foregoing character, comprising a rotating drum mounted within a casing, the drum together With its supporting structure and drive mechanism being constructed as a unit to'facilitate assembly thereof to render it adaptable to any desired form of casing. Another object is to provide a dryer of the foregoing type, in which air is recirculated through the drying chamber with only a small discharge from the machine so that such dischargedair is close to its saturation point, and Which is provided With a condenser for the discharged air to remove moisture therefrom and return the relatively dry air to the machine for further circulation therethrough. 7 Claims. (Cl. Bil- 131) A further object is to provide a dryer of the foregoing type, in which air vis circulated through the drying chamber and at least a portion of said air is discharged through the opening for the insertion and Withdrawalof laundry, a door being provided for such Vopening and carrying a condenser for reducing the moisture content'of the air discharged. Other objects and advantages will become apparent from the following description taken vin connection With the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 is a front elevation view of a dryer embodying the features of the invention. Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view taken substantially on the line 2 2 of Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a vertical sectional View similar to iiig. 2 but showing a modified form of dryer. Fig. 4 is a fragmentary front elevational view of another modied form of dryer. Y Fig. 5 is a fragmentary vertical sectional View I taken on the line 5-5 of Fig. 4. As heretofore mentioned, the present invention relates to a'dryer for drying laundry adapted for domestic use. For thatireascn, the dryer preferably is adapted to dry a batch Aof laundry of a size substantially that of a batch Which is washed in an ordinary household washing machine. The dryer is arranged to receivefthe laundry after it 'has lbeen passed through a wringer or a centrifugal dryer to remove the major portion of the Water, and the dryer then acts on the laundry to reduce the moisture content thereof to that which is suitable for ironing or to a bone-dry condition, as desired. The presentl dryer comprises generally a casing provided With a drum into which the damp laundry is placed. The drum is rotated to .tumble the laundry during the drying 'operation to subject'all parts thereof tothe air Within the drum for evaporating the moisture content. In the form of dryer shown herein, lthe air Within the drum is adapted to lbe recirculated and heated during such recirculation to increase the drying capacity of the air. During such recirculation, a relatively small quantity of air, preferablyv taken from the spacebetween the drum and the casing, is introduced into the drum, and a correspending quantity of airis forced from thedrum. Air from outside of the machine is admitted to the space between the drum and the casing so as 'to absorb any heat radiated from the drum andthus become preheated before entering the drum.' "By such arrangement the air Within the drum is vsufficiently recirculated .to approach its saturation point before being discharged from the machine, and loss of heat due to the discharge of heated air from the machine is thereby held to a minimum. A blower, either in the form of an impeller or a fan, is mounted Within the drum to effect such recirculation and to cause the air from the interior of the casing to be drawn into the drum and the air discharged from the drum, and a heating element is so mounted within the drum as to heat both the recirculated air as Well as the air admitted through the intake. Particular attention has been paid to designing the dryer so that it may be manufactured inexpensively, in quantities. To this end, the operating portion of the dryer is built as a unit. Thus, a frame structure having a pair of spaced uprights is provided with the drum supported by and between such uprights. The drive means for rotating the drum and operating the blower is also carried by the frame structure. Thus, a unit is provided which comprises all of the operating parts of the machine, and such unit may be mounted in a casing of any desired form. Another feature of the invention lies in the provision of a novel form of condenser to be utilized with and as a part of the machine whereby the substantially saturated air discharged from the drying chamber of the drum passes through the condenser to have a major portion of the moisture removed therefrom, and such air is thereupon returned to the space between the drum and the casing for repassage through the machine. The condenser is preferably mounted in and made a part of a swinging door utilized for closing and opening into the drum through which the laundry may be inserted and Withdrawn. While the condenser herein shown is of a form which is particularly advantageous when used with a machine in which the air Within the drying chamber isrecirculated before being discharged, su-ch condenser may, of course, be used in any generally similar machine, whether or not the recirculation feature is employed. The preferred embodiment of the invention is shown in Figs. 1 and 2 and comprises a casing I6 which may be of any desired form but is here shown as having a generally rectilinear form comprising a front Wall II, a bottom or floor l2, as well as top, side and rear Walls. Mounted within the casing I are the operating parts of the machine, which are constructed as a unit, as mentioned above, to facilitate manufacture thereof, such unit being carried on the bottom I2 of the casing. It will thus be apparent that the casing I0 may have any desired form, of course within limits, so long as it is sufficiently large to enclose the operating unit. It thus may be of sheet metal construction. The operating unit comprises generally a frame structure, indicated at I3, a rotatably driven drum, indicated generally at I4, and drive means, indicated generally at I5, The frame structure I3 preferably comprises a base 20 mounted on the floor I2 of the casing and extending from front to rear of the machine. At each end of the base is an upright 2l preferably of channellike form and having substantial width. The drum I4 is of generally cylindrical form having a peripheral wall 22, a front Wall 23 and a rear wall 24, the drum being mounted with its axis horizontal. The drum I4 is mounted between and supported by the uprights 2I. For this purpose, the front and rear walls 23 and 24 are preferably of substantially the same construction, to reduce production costs, and are provided with coaxial, annular fianges 25 extending outwardly therefrom. Each flange 25 is provided with a pair of spaced guide ribs 26 to receive a pair of rollers 21 rotatably mounted on the upper end of the adjacent upright, the drum thereby resting upon and being rotatably supported by the rollers 21. The peripheral wall 22 as well as the end walls 23 and 24 are preferably insulated, as shown at 3D. The interior of the drum I4 provides a drying chamber in which the laundry is placed and is adapted to be tumbled during the drying process by rotation of the drum. To effect the desired tumbling action, the drum may be provided with a plurality (four in the present instance) of inwardly directed vanes 3| which tend to lift the laundry toward the upper part of the drying chamber and cause it to fall across the chamber and thereby spread out so that all portions thereof are exposed to the heated air within the chamber. One of the principal features of the present dryer lies in the fact that the air within the drying chamber is recirculated and heated during such recirculation so that it becomes substantially saturated with moisture before being discharged from the machine. To this end, I provide a transverse partition 32 Within the drum, dividing the interior thereof into a drying chamber, which constitutes the major portion thereof, and an air passage 33 preferably adjacent and formed in part by the rear wall 24 of the drum. Air from the drying chamber portion is removed therefrom, passed through the air passage 33, being reheated while so passing, and returned to the drying chamber portion. To permit such recirculation, the partition 3'2 is apertured both at its center and adjacent its periphery, the air being withdrawn from the drying chamber at one of these points and returned thereto at the other of these points. In the present embodiment, the partition 32 is provided with a flanged central aperture 34 and a plurality of perforations 35 adjacent its periphery. To effect the recirculation, a blower is provided which, in the present instance, is in the form of a fan 36 positioned substantially within the central aperture 34 of the partition 32 for rotation coaxially with the drum I4. To protect the fan, a bulged, perforated guard 31 is placed over the fan 36 to prevent laundry from contacting the latter during the tumbling action. The fan 36 is arranged to draw air from the air passage 33, such air being Withdrawn from the drying chamber through the aperture 35 adjacent the periphery of the partition 32. The fan discharges such air axially into the drying chamber through a perforated guard 31. To heat the recirculated air as it moves through the air passage 33, an electrical heating element 40. preferably of coiled form concentrically arranged in the drum, is positioned within the air chamber closely adjacent the fan 36. Thus. the air drawn from the air passage 33 by the fan is drawn through the heating element 4U before being discharged into the drying chamber. To prevent overheating of the air, a thermostat 4I may be mounted in the air Apassage 33 adjacent the heating element 40 to control the fiow of current to the heating element. As heretofore mentioned, while the air from the drying chamber is recirculated, additional air from the space between the drum and the casing I6 is drawn into the drum by the fan 36. In the present instance, the adjacent annular flange 25 of the drum forms an air intake through which such air is drawn to the fan. Preferably, the intake is restricted by means of a shield 42 positioned within the annularange and provided with a reduced central opening 43. Thus, while some air outside of the drum is drawn in by the fan, the major portion of the air impelled by the fan is recirculated air dr-awn from the air passage 33. Since, during the operation of the dryer, air is being added to the interior of the drum from the exterior thereof through the central aperture 43, an equivalent amount of air must be discharged from the drum. Preferably, such air is discharged through the opening provided for the insertion and withdrawal of the laundryi In the present instance, the annular ange 25 on the front wall 23 of the drum projects through the front wall Il of the casing and provides an opening through which the laundry may be in-v serted and withdrawn. Such opening -likewise provides an outlet for air from the drying chamber. The air entering the drum through the central aperture or intake 43 is drawnfrom .the space between the drum and the casing and consequently will be somewhat pre-heated yby heat radiated from the drum. In order tocause such air to follow a circuitous path through the casing in and particularly a path around the exterior of the drum to absorb radiated heat therefrom, vents da are provided in the casing preferably in the lower portion of the front wall I I. Asshown in Fig. l, two sets of vents 4st `are provided at opposite sides of the front Wall. The drive mechanism I5 of the operating unit also involves novel features. Thus, the drive mechanism includes a bracket secured to the rear upright 2I of the frame structure and extending outwardly beyond the rear edge of the annular ange 25 of the drum to support a drive motor 5I within the annular flange 25 in concentric relation to the drum, the drive motor 5I has its drive shaft 52 extending forwardly through the intake e3 with vthe fan 36 mounted on the" inner end of the drive shaft 52. Air drawn'into the drum through the intake 43 thus passes around the motor to prevent it from overheating, the heat thus withdrawn from the motor further serving to preheat the air drawn in through the intake 43. The shield l2 which provides the reduced intake opening 43 also serves to protect the motor from any heat radiated from the heating element 40. The shaft 52 of the motor also extends rearwardly therefrom to carry a pulley 53 connected by a belt to a pulley 51'.. carried on a shiftable bracket 55 mounted on the adjacent upright 2l. The pulley 5. is mounted on a common shaft with another pulley 55 connected by a belt 5l embracing the annular ange 25 of the drum. The annular fiange 25 thus constitutes a pulley by which the drum is driven. The two belts are adapted to be held tight by a spring 58 acting on the bracket 55. The opening provided by the lannular flange at the front of the machine is adapted to be closed, during operation of the machine, so. that an excessive amount of air from the drying chamber will not be discharged therethrough. To this end, I provide a door 6B hinged to the front wall H of the casing It and having ya plu- 'f rality of vents 6I permitting the desired amount of discharge of air from the vdrying chamber, The modified form shown in Fig, 3 operates in substantially the same manner as the form shown in Figs. 1 and 2. It differs therefrom ohiey in thel direction of iiow of the recirculated air as well as the character ofthe blower for effecting such recirculation. Because of such difference in form of blower, the heating element in the form of Fig. 3 differs from that shown in Fig. 2 and the drive structure also differs in a number of detailed aspects. Referring more specifically to Fig. 3, the form shown therein comprises a rectilinear casing Ii! as in vthe previously 'described form, having a similar front wall I I; Within the casing I0 is the operating unit comprising a frame structure in'- dicated generally at 10, a drum indicated generally at 1I, and the drive mechanism indicated generally at '12. The drum 'H is of generally cylindrical form, insulated as in the case of the previous form, and having the same front end construction. Thus, the drum II is provided with a coaxial annular flange itat its front face, projecting through the front wall I I of the casing ill with a vented door 60 for closing the opening through the annular iiange 13. The frame structure 'I0 comprises a base 'It having a rear upright 'I5 vand a front upright 'i6 provided with a pair of rollersl 'I'I supporting the annular fiange 13. The drum 1E, atitsrear end,.is provided with a bulged rear wall' Stand a transverse partition d! which, with the rear wall 80, provides an air passage 82. The partition SI is provided with a plurality of apertures 84 adjacent its center as well'as a plurality of apertures 85 adjacent its periphery, the two setsof apertures permitting recirculation of air from' the drying chamber portion (to the left of the partition 8l as shown in Fig. 3) through the air passage A82. The partition SI has rigidly secured thereto a drive shaft 36 extending rearwardly through the rear wall t@ and journaled in a bearing 8l provided'on the upper end of the rear upright 15. Thus, the drum II is supported at its front end by rollers 'Il and at its rear end by the shaftlt and bearing 81.' The shaft 86 also provides av rotatable support for a blower to effect `therecirculation. The blower in this instance is'in `the 'foi-rn of an impeller 90 comprising a plurality of radially extending blades positioned within the air passage 82 and extending from a hub 9| journaled on the shaft 86. Thus, rotation ofthe impeller Bil will cause air from the drying chamber to be drawn through the apertures 84 and discharged radially in the air passage 82 to return to the drying chamber through the apertures 35. To heat the air as it is recirculated, a heating clement 92, comprising a plurality of coils, is mounted concentrically with the drum within the air passage 82 and encircling the impeller 9G. Thus, air discharged by the impeller will be heated by the heating element 92 before returning to the drying chamber. Air from the space between the drum 'H and casing I il is also drawn into the drum by the impeller 9d through a restricted central aperture S3 provided in the rear wall ofthe drum. Thus, air from the drying chamber is rccirculated through the air passage 82 lwhile air from the space between the drum and the casing is introduced into the drum and mixed with the recirculated, air. A corresponding volume of air will obviously be dis charged through the outlet provided by the annular ilange 73 at the front of the drum. The restricted size of the intake opening 93 causes the irnpeller torecirculate a greater amount of air from the drying chamber thanthe air drawn in through the intake opening 93. Air is admitted to the interior'of the casing I0 through vents ed in the front wall II of the casing. The drive structure "F2, in this instance, comprises a motor mounted in a bracket |0| rigidly secured to the base 14 of the frame structure 10. The shaft of the motor, indicated at |02, extends rearwardly therefrom and is provided with a pair of pulleys |03 and |04. The pulley |03 is adapted to drive the impeller 90 and, to this end, the hub 9| of the impeller is provided with a pulley at its rear end connected by a belt |06 to the pulley |03. The pulley |04 is utilized for driving the drum and, for this purpose, is connected by a belt ||0 to an idler pulley rotatably supported by the rear upright 15. Rotating with the idler pulley is a second idler |12 connected by a belt ||3 to a pulley H4 rigidly secured to the shaft 8B. Thus, the motor |00 drives both the impeller 90 and the drum In each of the forms shown in Figs. 2 and 3, the air entering the drum throughthe intake opening at the rear thereof (intake 43 in the case of Fig. 2 and intake 93 in the case of Fig. 3) is drawn from the space between the casing and the drum and enters such space through vents provided in the front wall of the casing (Vents 44 in the form shown in Fig. 2 and vents 84 in the form shown in Fig. 3). Thus, outside air is utilized in each of these instances, and the air discharged from the drum is vented to the outside of the machine through the door 60. In the form shown in Figs. 4 and 5, I have shown means for reusing the air discharged through the door 60, the moisture in such air being, in a large measure, condensed and removed from the air before being returned to the interior of the casing |0. In this way, I am able to maintain the humidity of the air drawn into the casing |0 fairly constant even though the air outside of the casing may vary considerably in humidity content. Furthermore, by the means shown in Figs. 4 and 5, the air returned to the casing is relatively clean so that the laundry being dried within the drum will not be subjected to any dust that might be carried by the air drawn from the outside of the machine. In each of the forms shown in Figs. 2 and 3 as well as the form shown in Figs. 4 and 5, I may provide a lint screen ||5 fitting snugly within the annular flange at the front of the drum and carried by the door so as to collect any lint carried by the air discharged through the annular flange. In the form shown in Figs. 4 and 5, air is discharged from the drum through the front annular flange 25 and a, condenser is provided, which condenser is carried by the door and thus may be swung out of the way when laundry is being inserted or withdrawn from the drying chamber through the opening provided by the annular iiange. In the preferred construction of a dryer provided with such condensing means, the front wall of the casing is provided with a plurality of apertures n the form of vents located adjacent the annular flange 25. The vents |20, in the present instance, are located immediately below the annular ange and permit air to enter the casing. The door, indicated at |2 is hinged to the front Wall of the casing and is of sufficient extent to cover both the outlet provided by the annular iiange and the vents |20. The door |2| is also of sufficient depth or thickness to provide a return passage, formed by a duct |22, connecting the outlet provided by the flange 25 with the vents |20, the duct |22 having a plurality of corresponding vents |23 adapted to be aligned with the vents |20 when the door is closed. Thus, air discharged from the drum through the annular flange 25 will flow through the return pas- 8 sage provided by the duct |22 to .re-enter the casing through the vents |23 and |20. To condense the moisture in the air as it moves through the return passage, I provide a spray |24 in the return passage. The spray |24 is provided with a connection |25 to a source of relatively cool water, the connection |25 being flexible to permit the door |2| to swing. The spray |24 is positioned to direct the cool water downwardly in the return passage and thus reduce the ternperature of the discharged air. Such reduction in temperature will obviously result in condensation of a major portion of the moisture content of the air since the air, as it leaves the drum, is substantially saturated and at a relatively high temperature. The cool water as well as the condensate are collected in the bottom of the duct |22 and are carried oi by a drain |26 having a exihle connection |21 to a sewer drain or the like. Thus, with a condenser such as shown in Figs. 4 and 5, the air discharged from the drum has a major portion of its moisture content removed and is then returned to the casing for preheating by heat radiated from the drum and, in the case of the form shown in Fig. 2, by heat from the motor 5|. The condensing means shown in Figs. 4 and 5, while being particularly adaptable for the particular forms of dryers shown in Figs. 2 and 3, may, of course, be employed with any form of dryer where moisture-laden air is discharged through the opening provided for the insertion and withdrawal of the laundry. I claim: l. A laundry dryer comprising a rotatably driven, generally cylindrical drum mounted on a horizontal axis, a partition within said drum extending transversely to the drum axis adjacent the rear end of the drum to provide a drying chamber constituting the major portion of the drum and an air passage in the rear of the drum, said partition having openings at its axis and adjacent its periphery and an imperforate annular portion in said partition between the openings at the axis and the periphery, heating means within ,said air passage, and rotary means mounted within the drum coaxially therewith for producing a flow of air through said openings in said partition for recirculation and reheating of the air Within said drying chamber, said air passage having an axially located intake and said drying chamber having an axially located outlet whereby air from outside the drum is introduced into said flow and a portion of said flow is discharged from said drum, said imperforate annular portion coniining at least the recirculated portion of said iiow to passage over said heating means whereby said recirculated portion is heated thereby. 2. A laundry dryer comprising a casing having an opening, a rotatably driven drum mounted within said casing in spaced relation thereto, said drum having an internal partition to provide a drying chamber and an air passage communicating with said chamber, a rotatably driven blower mounted in said drum for producing a flow of air recirculated from said drying chamber through said passage and back to said chamber, said passage having an intake communicating with the space between said drum and said casing and said drying chamber having an outlet to the exterior of said casing whereby air from said space is introduced into said flow and a portion of said space is introduced into said iiow and a portion of said flow is discharged to the exterior of said casing, and heating means located in the discharge from said blower with said internal partition having an imperforate portion conining the discharge of air from said blower to ilow over said heating means for heating both the recir- 4eulated air and the air introduced therein, said introduced air being preheated by heat radiated from the drum within the casing. 3. A laundry dryer comprising a casing, a rotatably driven, generally cylindrical drum mounted on a horizontal axis within and in spaced relation to said casing and having an annular ange at one end projecting through the wall of the casing to provide an outlet, a transverse partition within said drum adjacent the opposite end to divide the interior of the drum into a drying chamber and an air passage at said opposite end with openings in said partition, said air passage having an axially loacted opening providing an intake from the space between the drum and the casing, and said casing having an opening from said space to the exterior, a rotatably driven blower mounted axially within said'drum at said opposite end to produce a now of air recirculated from said drying chamber through said passage and back to said drying chamber, said blower also being adapted to draw air through said intake to mix with said iiow, a portion of said flow thereby being forced out through said outlet, and heating means within said air passage and located in the discharge from said blower for heating both the recirculated air and the air drawn in through said intake. 4. A laundry dryer comprising a casing, a rotatably driven, generally cylindrical drum mounted on a horizontal axis and having a pair of axially positioned annular flanges at its ends, the liange at one end projecting through the casing to provide an air outlet, the drum having a centrally and peripherally apertured internal partition adjacent the other end to provide a drying chamber and air passage for recirculation of air from the drying chamber, a mo-tor mounted within the flange at said other end, a fan mounted within said drum at the aperture in said partition and driven by said motor, a heating element located in said passage between said fan and said motor, and a shield within the annular ange adjacent the motor to provide a restricted intake for air and to protect the motor from heat radiated from said heating element, the air passing through said intake being adapted to cool the motor and thereafter to pass through said heating element before entering the drying chamber. 5. A laundry dryer comprising a rotatably driven, generally cylindrical drum having end walls with an outlet in one end wall, a transverse partition in said drum providing a drying chamber between it and said one end wall and an air passage between it and the other end wall, said partition being apertured adjacent its center and its periphery to permit recirculation through said air passage of the air in said drying chamber, said other end wall having a centrally located intake for admitting air from outside the drum, and a rotatably driven impeller located in said air passage between said partition and said other end wall for drawing air from said drying chamber and through said intake and for discharging said air into the drying chamber, and a heating element in said air passage encircling said impeller to heat said air before being discharged into the drying chamber, a portion of the air 10 l discharged into the drying chamber passing out through said outlet. 6. A laundry dryer operating unit adapted to be enclosed in a casing, comprising a frame comprising a base and a pair of spaced uprights at the ends of the base, a generally cylindrical drum having an annular iiange at one end rotatably supported by one of said uprights, a transverse partition within said drum adjacent the other end thereof and dividing the drum into a drying chamber and an air passage, said air passage having an intake for admitting outside air, a shaft rigid with said partition and projecting from said other end through said intake, the outer end of said shaft being rotatably supported by the other upright, an impeller rotatably mounted on said shaft within said air passage for recirculating air from said chamber through said air passage and for drawing in air through said intake, a motor mounted on said base, and belt drive connections between said motor and said impeller and between said motor and said shaft. 7. A laundry dryer comprising a rotatably driven generally cylindrical drum having a partition therein extending transversely to the drum axis adjacent one end of the drum to provide a drying chamber constituting the major portion of the drum and an air passage at said one end of the drum, said partition having openings at its axis and adjacent its periphery and said one end of the drum having a central Opening, heating means mounted within said air passage, and rotary means mounted within said air passage means for drawing a stream of air from the drum through certain of said openings in the partition and for drawing a stream of air from outside of the drum throughk said central opening and for discharging both streams of air into the drum through other of said openings in the partition, said end of the drum being imperforate except for said central opening and said partition having an imperforate annular portion between the openings at its axis and adjacent its periphery whereby both of said streams of air flow over said heating means and mix with each other before entering said drying chamber, said drum having an outlet remote from said partition for discharge of air from the drying chamber. CHARLES S. ONEIL. REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent: UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 681,887 Richheimer Sept. 3, 1901 1,019,999 Tiemann Mar. 12, 1912 1,358,599 White Mar. 12, 1920 2,137,376 Altorfer Nov. 22, 1938 2,262,186 Lindberg Nov. 11, 1941 2,359,431 Jorgenson et al Oct. 3, 1944 2,372,790 Morgenstern Apr. 3, 1945 2,389,433 Hough Nov. 20, 1945 2,416,405 Purpura Feb. 25, 1947 2,434,886 Pugh Jan. 20, 1948 2,438,995 Forney Apr. 6, 1948 FOREIGN PATENTS Number Country Date 511,612 Great Britain Aug. 22, 1939 Patent Citations
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