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US 4636022 A Abstract An electrical connector is provided for making electrical connection to a cassette having a plurality of exteriorly accessible terminals. The connector includes a housing having a cavity therein, the cavity being formed for oblique receipt of the cassette. Spring contacts are supported in the connector housing for making electrical engagement with the terminals of the cassette. A latching mechanism is established by cooperative engagement between a projecting pin on the cassette and a groove in the housing whereby pivotal movement of the cassette from its initial obliquely inserted position locks the cassette in the housing and establishes electrical connection between the terminals of the cassette and the contacts of the housing.
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a cassette including a package having two major opposing walls and a bottom wall through which a plurality of electrical terminals are exteriorly accessible; and an electrical connector in secured receipt of said cassette, said connector including a housing having a cavity defined by a wider access opening than the bottom portion of said cavity, a plurality of spring contacts disposed in said housing cavity adjacent a bottom surface of said cavity and in electrical engagement with said cassette terminals, and engaging means maintaining said cassette and connector in retentive engagement, said engagement means including cooperative latching means on the cassette and connector housing that permits oblique insertion of said cassette into said housing in a first direction and retains said cassette in said housing in response to rotational movement of said cassette within said cavity, said terminals sliding on said spring contacts during said rotational movement of said cassette, said latching means comprising a ridge portion on said cassette and a recess portion of said housing cavity in receipt of said ridge portion, said cassette having opposing side walls connecting said two major opposing walls, and wherein said ridge portion includes a generally L-shaped projection extending outwardly from at least one of said side walls, a ridge for engagement with said housing within said recess being disposed on said L-shaped projection, said ridge being disposed adjacent the top portion of said L-shaped projection, said recess being sized to accommodate the foot portion of said L-shaped projection during insertion of said cassette into said housing cavity. 2. An electrical connector assembly comprising:
a cassette including a package having a plurality of exteriorly accessible electrical terminals and including a generally L-shaped projection extending outwardly from a portion of said package, a ridge being disposed adjacent the top portion of said L-shaped projection; and an electrical connector including a housing for secured receipt of said cassette, said housing having a cavity therein for receipt of said cassette and a plurality of electrical spring contacts disposed in said housing cavity and arranged therein to engage the terminals of said cassette upon insertion of said cassette therein, said housing having a recess (23') in an inside wall defining said cavity, said recess being sized to receivingly accommodate the foot portion of said L-shaped projection, said housing having a latching member for latchingly engaging said ridge on said L-shaped projection when said cassette is inserted on said connector. 3. An electrical connector assembly as claimed in claim 2, wherein said cavity has an opening which is gradually increased in dimension from the bottom of the cavity.
4. An electrical connector assembly as claimed in claim 2, wherein said cavity is shaped to receive said cassette obliquely into said cavity and wherein said latching engagement is effected upon movement of said cassette into a position generally perpendicular to said cavity.
5. An electrical connector assembly as claimed in claim 4, wherein said recess comprises a guide groove (23'A) for inserting the cassette obliquely into said cavity and a mate groove (23'B) for latching said ridge upon movement of said cassette into a position generally perpendicular to said cavity.
6. An electrical connector assembly comprising:
a cassette including a package having two major substantially parallel opposing walls spaced by a given spacing, a bottom wall extending transversely between said two major walls and a plurality of electrical terminals contained within said package that are exteriorly accessible through said bottom wall, and a latching element on said package; and an electrical connector for secured receipt of said cassette, said connector including a housing, a back surface, a front surface spaced from said back surface and a bottom surface, said back, front and bottom surfaces defining a cavity for receipt of said cassette, said front surface and said back surface converging toward each other and defining thereby an opening at the upper portion of said cavity that is wider than the given spacing of said cassette such that cassette may be inserted obliquely into said housing and defining at the lower portion of said cavity an opening that is narrower than said given spacing of said cassette such that the opposing major walls of said cassette will strike the front surface and back surface of said connector housing adjacent the bottom of said cavity, said connector further including a plurality of electrical spring contacts supported by said housing and extending into said cavity adjacent said housing bottom surface, a portion of each of said contacts lying upwardly of said narrower opening of said cavity, said contacts being arranged to respectively deflectably engage the terminals of said cassette when said cassette major walls strike said front and back housing surfaces, said housing including a latching member adapted to cooperatively latchingly engage said latching element on said cassette upon rotation of said cassette within said housing cavity on said electrical contacts from said initial oblique insertion position to a latching position. 7. An electrical connector assembly according to claim 6, wherein said back surface is substantially perpendicular to said bottom surface and said front surface is oblique relative to said bottom surface.
8. An electrical connector assembly according to claim 7, wherein said electrical contacts project cantileveredly into said cavity, said contacts being supported by said back surface.
Description The present invention relates to an electrical connector and, more particularly, to an electrical connector for connecting cassettes which are detachable therefrom. In an electronic musical instrument having a keyboard, for example, a memory cassette is provided which stores rhythm accompaniment data. A player may replace a rhythm cassette with another to select a desired rhythm. A cassette and a connector therefor installed in such a musical instrument unit has structure for holding the cassette therein in addition to making an electrical connection therewith in the same manner as an electrical connection to a printed circuit board (PCB). When the cassette is repeatedly inserted to make engagement with the connector, incomplete electrical connections can often occur, thereby presenting problems. The primary object of the present invention is to provide an electrical connector that overcomes the deficiencies of prior art devices. In accordance with a more particular aspect of the present invention, a cassette and an electrical connector which may be in a musical instrument unit are joined independently of the electrical connection between terminals of the cassette and such connector in the musical instrument unit. As such, desirable electrical connections are provided even where the terminals of the cassette are frequently inserted in or detached from the connector, thereby eliminating the above-mentioned problems. The present invention is described hereinafter with reference to an embodiment in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. FIGS. 1A and 1B are side and front elevation views, respectively, showing a connected state between a connector and a cassette in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the connector housing. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a cassette package in accordance with a preferred arrangement. FIG. 4 is an illustration showing the connection procedures between the connector housing and the cassette. FIG. 5 is a sectional view as seen along the lines V--V of FIG. 2 showing a state wherein the cassette is mounted in the housing. FIG. 6 is a partial cutaway perspective view of a cassette according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a partial cutaway view of the connector housing adapted to connect to the cassette of FIG. 6. FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing a state wherein the cassette of FIG. 6 is mounted in the housing of FIG. 7. FIG. 9 is a partial cutaway perspective view of a cassette according to still another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a partial cutaway perspective view of the connector housing adapted to connect to the cassette of FIG. 9. FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing a state wherein the cassette of FIG. 9 is mounted in the housing of FIG. 10. Referring now to the FIGS. 1A and 1B, a connector 5 comprises a housing 20 for detachably receiving and holding a cassette 10, the housing 20 being mounted on a printed circuit board 30. The cassette 10 is obliquely inserted in the housing 20 and is pivoted and locked in a manner to be described in detail. As used herein, the term cassette is intended to mean a package containing the storage of retrievable information and, which, in the preferred form, includes a plurality of individual electrical terminals that are exteriorly accessible and which interiorly are in electrical connection to devices containing the stored information. A connector for receipt of such a cassette 5 may be provided in a variety of devices, such as a musical instrument unit (not shown) that are adapted to be responsive to the data stored in such cassettes. FIG. 2 is a cutaway exploded view of the housing 20 to illustrate the internal structure thereof. The housing 20 comprises, for example, a glass fiber reinforced resin or other suitable material. A cassette insertion port 21A of a hollow portion 21 has a width which is gradually increased outwardly from the bottom of portion 21. More particularly, the hollow portion 21 is formed to allow oblique insertion of the cassette 10 into the cassette insertion port 21A, (as shown in phantom in FIG. 1A). When the cassette 10 is pivoted to be substantially perpendicular (as shown in the solid lines in FIG. 1A) to the cassette insertion port 21A, a latch holds the cassette 10, as will be described. An electrical contact 22 in the housing 20 comprises a leaf spring which is securely mounted in the bottom of the hollow portion 21. When the cassette 10 is mounted in the hollow portion 21, the contact 22 is brought into contact with a selected terminal 11 (FIG. 3) of the cassette, thereby making electrical connection therewith, as will be detailed. Reference numeral 25 denotes an L-shaped latch plate, the material of which is preferably a spring-like metal. The latch plate 25 has a slot 23 for receiving a latch pin of the cassette 10. The latch plate 25 is mounted on the side surface of the housing 20. The slot 23 has a guide function for guiding the cassette 10 into the housing 20 and a locking function for locking the latch pin. The slot 23 is generally L-shaped. As illustrated in the exploded view of FIG. 3, a printed circuit board 13 is mounted to the cassette 10. Reference numerals 10A and 10B denote, respectively, a cassette cover and a screw for fastening the cassette cover 10A to the cassette housing 10. Each of the conductors 13A of the printed circuit board 13 is exposed exteriorly of the cassette so as to electrically connect to the corresponding terminal 11 (FIG. 5). Terminal 11 is supported in the cassette so as to have a portion 11a disposed for exterior access so as to allow for connection with housing contact 22 when the cassette and housing are joined. A latch pin 12 projects outwardly from an outer portion of the side surface of the cassette 10. The latch pin 12 holds the cassette in the housing 20 during insertion of the cassette into the housing 20. As shown in FIG. 4, the cassette 10 is obliquely inserted into the housing 20 so that the latch pin 12 of the cassette 10 is engaged with the slot 23 of plate 25 supported by the housing 20. In this manner, the orientation of the cassette 10 is not determined by the inclination of the hollow portion 21, but rather by the guide (slot) 23. As such, when the cassette 10 is obliquely inserted into the housing 21 along the guide 23 and is pivoted in the direction as indicated by the arrow 24, the latch pin 12 is engaged initially with the top of slot 23, and then with continued insertion with the foot portion of the slot, thereby mounting the cassette 10 securely in the housing 20. In FIG. 5 the contact 22 is shown mounted through the through aperture 31 of the printed circuit board 30 and is preferably soldered thereto. Another embodiment of the present invention is described with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8. The latch means of this embodiment comprises a projection 12' formed on the side wall of the cassette 10, and a recess 23' formed in the inner wall surface of the hollow portion of the housing to engage with the projection 12'. The recess comprises a guide groove 23'A for guiding oblique insertion of the cassette into the insertion port and a locking groove 23'B for locking the projection when the cassette is pivoted to be perpendicular to the insertion port. Reference numeral 12'A in FIG. 6 and reference numeral 23'C in FIG. 7 denote engaging projections, respectively, each of which provide cooperative engagement between the projection and the locking groove. FIG. 8 shows a state wherein the cassette 10 is mounted in the housing in accordance with this second embodiment. FIGS. 9 to 11 show a third embodiment of the present invention. According to this embodiment with further reference to the second embodiment, the projection of the cassette is formed preferably in an L-shape, and the housing recess is enlarged to accommodate and engage with the L-shaped projection. FIG. 11 depicts a state wherein the cassette is mounted in the housing in this third embodiment. According to the third embodiment as compared with the first and second embodiments, the latching means (projection) of the cassette side and the latching means (groove) of the housing firmly mesh with each other so as to provide a polarization feature thereby preventing reverse side insertion of the cassette. As the cassette connector according to the present invention has the construction as described hereinabove, the following advantages are provided. Since the holding means mechanically holds the cassette and the housing together, the cassette need not be held by the means for electrically connecting the cassette and the housing. In addition, the cassette and the contact 22 of the housing are connected with each other through a leaf spring so as to withstand frequent connection operation of the cassette. In order to mount the cassette in the housing, the cassette is obliquely inserted and is pivoted, so that the spring contact is brought into slidable contact with the cassette but not into point contact. In this sense, even if the cassette terminals become soiled or contaminated they can be cleaned through the sliding action, thus preventing poor connections. Having described the preferred embodiments of the invention herein, it should be appreciated that various modifications may be made without departing from the contemplated scope of the invention. For example, it should be understood that while the connector in the preferred arrangement is adapted for connection to a cassette, the electrical connector of the present invention is not so restricted and may be used to make connections with other electrical components, such as printed circuit boards or the like. The true scope of the invention is set forth in the following claims. Patent Citations
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Tahanto cheerleaders gearing up for competition
Performing a halftime routine at a recent game are Tahanto Regional cheerleaders (from left) MaryKate Wise, Heather Penney and Julia LaCroix. (
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"Weve added some new cheers this year, and we are always trying to improve."
Sondra Pendergast, TRHS CHEERLEADING COACH
It has been a busy month for the Tahanto Regional High School basketball cheerleaders.
In addition to cheering for the boys and girls basketball teams in the new school gym, the Stags are gearing up for next months competitions.
The 20 members of the 2012-2013 Tahanto cheerleading squad started practicing the week after Thanksgiving and have been honing their skills every week since.
It has been a very successful season, according to coach Sondra Pendergast, who is in her third year at the helm. Pendergasts daughter, Lucy Pendergast, who cheered all through high school for the Stags and is now cheering for Framingham State University, has been helping with the teams choreography.
It has been a great season, and all 20 girls have been committed to the team, Sondra Pendergast said. We have a new routine that was choreographed for us by Lucy.
We have cheer, dance, and stunting parts, with a pyramid, she said. The girls have been doing a great job with it.
We have 10 new girls out this year, she continued. Only two had cheered before, so we have a pretty young team.
The team practices five days a week, unless it is cheering at a game.
We always warm up and stretch before practice and cool down after, Sondra Pendergast said. We do a lot of lifting in the stunts, so we want the girls to be conditioned for that.
Weve added some new cheers this year, and we are always trying to improve, she said. We always welcome suggestions from the girls and work as a team.
After losing five seniors to graduation, Lexey Lutz is the only returning senior. Lutz and junior Zoe Kiritsy are Tahantos captains this season.
Lexey (Lutz) has been with the squad since freshman year, Sondra Pendergast said. She and Zoe (Kiritsy) have been doing a great job pulling the kids together.
The Stags co-captains are sophomores Madison Doerr and Claire Pendergast.
The captains and co-captains run the practices for the most part, Sondra Pendergast said. I also let them call the cheers during the games and that builds leadership and ownership of the team.
We try to give them all the tools they will need, so when game-time comes, they can run things, she said.
In addition to the captains, the other members of the squad are junior Heather Penney; sophomore Meara Griffin; freshmen Jillian Shenko, Aine Redington, Brenna Natali Jones, Melissa Maslowski, Julia LaCroix, Brianna Krushefsky, Katarina Kohberger, Lily Harrington, Emma Coates, AnnaRose Carville and Amy Bernier; eighth-grader Kaitlyn Cummings; and seventh-graders MaryKate Wise and Julianna McKay.
We have a lot of freshmen this year, Sondra Pendergast said. It is good that they will have four years with us.
The newer girls have been working hard, coming to practice, and giving it their all, she said.
Lutz and Kiritsy are thrilled to be back cheering on the hardwood.
We are a young team, but everyone has done really well, Lutz said. They have really picked up on the dances and the cheers. Im the only senior, so Ive been able to help them all out.
Ive been on the team for three years, and its been fun, Kiritsy said. I like the cheering, being part of the games and seeing how the team has come together.
The Stags first competition will be on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at Leominster High School (LHS). It is the LHS Winter Warm Up which includes cheerleading, dance and coed teams on the junior high, junior varsity and varsity levels.
It (the Winter Warm Up) is a fun comp (competition), Sondra Pendergast said. It is during (February school) vacation.
It is to get the kids ready for league and other competitions, she said. No awards are given out at the warm up.
We have new pom-poms this year for the games and competitions, she added. A small local business and the Booster Club provided the funding to purchase them.
The Midland-Wachusett League Tournament and Invitational will be held on Sunday, Feb. 24, also at Leominster High.
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Each team is required to perform a routine that does not exceed three minutes in length and only 90 seconds of which can be to music. Certified MSSAA judges will judge the competition.
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The MSSAA Regional Cheer Tournament will be held on Sunday, March 3. The location has yet to be determined.
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I read that this was one of the world's most famous art galleries before I traveled to Munich for vacation in November and warned my two teenagers ahead of time that I wanted to go. I don't know much about art but I appreciate a beautiful painting and was determined to expose my kids to cultural activities. We spent a couple of hours here and I could have easily spent several more. The paintings were incredible and some were immense in size. Cheap to get in and you could pick up headsets that explained each painting in English. I especially enjoyed that as I gained a greater appreciation of the art when they pointed out what to look for. My 15 year old son actually enjoyed it though he wasnt happy about going...my 13 year old daughter was bored to tears. But they did enjoy the snowball fight on the grounds when we got out! No crowds in November. Was easy to find on my own using a map and reasonable hike from our hotel even in the cold. Nice gift shop inside.
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Alte Pinakothek is yet another of the classic European art galleries. Me, I can't get enough of them though I have to admit that after about two hours I tend to get physically tired.
The design of this gallery, by Leo von Klenze in 1836, is of such significance that many other European galleries have copied its layout.
Centre piece of the museum is the prolific Rubens and here you'll find one of the largest collections of his works. At the top of the list of Italian painters is Titian and there are many Dutch artists on show, not the least of which is Frans Hals.
The German artist Durer has some of his finest on display here such as his "Four Apostles" and his self-portrait (1500).
The spacious layout and excellent lighting make this a must-see stop on your Munich trip.
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The Alte Pinokothek is nothing less than an excellent, easily navigated museum. Albrecht Dürer's work, including his self-portrait, was rather impressive. The majority of works on exhibit in October of 2002 contemplated the Final Judgment. My favorite painting was Pieter Bruegel the Elder's "Land of Cockayne", with the clergyman, merchant and boatman sprawled in the grass amidst a living feast begotten through serious consumption of medicinal powders. Several of Hieronymus Bosch's surrealistic paintings presented their difficult to imagine hellish figures - doubtless generating a sense of dread among Early Renaissance art afficionados; still inspiring contemporary film representations of horrific beasts and demons.
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Daily except MON 10.00 - 17.00
Closed: Mondays, Shrove Tuesday, May 1st, Christmas Eve (24.12.), Boxing Day (25.12.), New Year's Eve (31.12.)
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Loads of beautiful paintings!
Alte Pinakothek is one of the most famous museums of art in the world.
Leo von Klenze started building the museum in 1826 and ten years later it was ready to accomodate the many paintings.
If you love paintings simply a must do! I am not a big fan, but liked it anyway!
Adults: € 5,00
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This is a great gallery. There are so many examples of paintings from various centuries. There are the typical themes of religion by greats such as Sandro Botticelli and Leonardo DaVinci. Some of my favorite artists also have some of their works there, such as Tintoretto and Canaletto.
The gallery is vast, but makes perfect sense if you follow their handy map. I also suggest taking a virtual tour through their website before going just so that you get an idea of what you want to see. The painting that I have a picture here of is however not in the virtual tour. It was my favorite picture!!- Luxury Travel
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The first thing that strikes you when you approach this huge museum is that the facade bricks have different colours. This is because the house was bombed during WWII and when rebuilt, it was decided that everything that was repaired should be shown in a different colour to the old bricks. This gives a very good overview of how extensive the damage really was!
Inside, you will find paintings from the 14th to the 18th century. Much of it is German, but also from the rest of Europe. Albrecht Dürer's self portrait is one of the most famous, along with paintings by Memling and the Breughels. Best known however, is maybe the Rubens collection.- Architecture
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The Alte Pinakothek (Old Picture Gallery) has an amazing collection of paintings highlighted by one of the world's greatest collections of German, Flemish, Dutch and even Italian artists. I spent a good two hours walking around the beautiful building, which was commissioned by King Ludwig I and built between 1826 and 1836.
Some of the most memorable paintings were Albrecht Durer's "Self Portrait" that I remember studying in school. The painter who considered himself almost divine depicts himself in an almost Christ-like fashion. I also really liked Albrecht Altdorfer's amazing and complex painting "The Battle of Alexander." There is SO much to look at in this work and the details are staggering. -
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The Alte Pinakothek houses mostly European paintings from the 14th to 18th Centuries. The older works are not my cup of tea, but it holds a rather substantial selection. The original building was built in 1836, and was the second museum commissioned by Ludwig I, outside what used to be Munich's city walls. The museum was renovated in 1957 to repair WWII air raid damage. Take advantage of free Sunday admission!
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Alte Pinakothek is without any doubt one of Europe's largest art galleries, and it features European paintings from the 14th to the 18th century. Already the foundation stone was purposely laid on the anniversary of Raphael's death as a tribute to that great artist. Among the artists whose works are featured I found Pieter Brueghel, Rembrandt and Peter Paul Rubens, as well as many Italian Renaissance painters, like Raphael, Titian, Sandro Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci. You can also see German paintings - these by Albrecht Durer, Albrecht Altdorfer and Matthias Grunewald.
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This big museum has nothing to envy to other great museums like Le Louvre, The Metropolitan...
Enjoy the magnificient works by the great old painters. You can find important works by Bruegel, Durero, van Dyck, Rubens (the best collection of Rubens in the world), and much more. Some rooms have enormous paintings. Take it easy, there are hundreds of works. It's 5 euros.
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As one of Europe's finest galleries, the Alte Pinakothek is definitely worth a visit. You'll find 800 paintings here by some of the greatest names in the history of European art. The photo here shows the self-portrait by Dürer.
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Camp's interests turned to fiction in the mid-1980s, and he took time off to write two novels which were ultimately accepted for publication: The Fool's Run, a techno-thriller featuring a complex con man known as Kidd, and Rules of Prey, a police procedural starring maverick Minneapolis detective Lucas Davenport. When both books were scheduled (by different publishers) to be released three months apart in 1989, Camp was persuaded to adopt a pseudonym for one. He chose his paternal grandmother's maiden name, "Sandford" for Rules of Prey, and the nom de plume has remained attached to all the books in the series.
Less Dick Tracy than Dirty Harry, hard-boiled, iconoclastic Lucas Davenport is a composite of the cops Camp met while working the crime beat as a reporter. Intelligent and street smart, Davenport is also manipulative and not above bending the rules to get results. And although he has mellowed over time (something of a skirt chaser in his youth, he is now married with children), he remains one of the edgiest and most popular protagonists in detective fiction. Fans keep returning to the Prey books for their intelligently hatched plots, high-octane pacing, and deft, fully human characterizations.
From time to time, Camp strays from his bestselling series for standalone thrillers (The Night Crew, Dead Watch), and in 2007 he introduced a new series hero, Virgil Flowers of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, who debuted in Dark of the Moon. Although he is no longer a full-time journalist, Camp contributes occasional articles and book reviews to various publications. He is also a passionate archaeologist and has worked at a number of digs, mainly in Israel. Back to Top
The Sandford pseudonym has caused a few problems for Camp in the past. At an airport once, his ticket was reserved under Sandford, while all of his identification, of course, had the name Camp. Luckily, he had one of his novels with him, and thanks to the book jacket photo, he was able to convince airport security to let him on the plane.
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Depends on what part of America- our accents are quite variable. Where I grew up (the Chesapeake Bay), it's "boy' un see." In California, I more often heard boo' yun see.
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in new england (MA, ME,VT, CT, NH) it' boy-ansee, but the device that floats is a boo-ee.
the town of Quincy is pronounced kwin-zee instead of kwin-see like everywhere else in the US as well as the classic kah for car and yahd for yard
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Here in another of the colonies it's boy and boy un see.
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Being in Canada, we often use English-style or American-style pronunciation... depending on my mood i'll call it a boy or a boo-ee.
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Weird, SY. We call her Bee-on-say down here...
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I'm glad you cleared that Up Stuey!!! I had no idea what SY was on about!! I was thinking he was possibly talkiing about buoy's ie the things in the harbour you tie boats to!!
I assume Geek is refering to the tornado (though I could understand if he was referring to the pronunciation) and I'd have to say I agree!!! On differences between American pronunciation vs Australian, I'd say the first that comes to mind is MOM vs MUM and Zee vs Zed (for the letter Z) but even within Aus there are quite big differences. Queenslanders tend to pronounce things differently to new south welshmen. Newcastle is a good example. in nsw the castle is pronounced with an ar as in car. Queenslanders tend to pronounce it with an a as in cat. Tony. |
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The basis for my opinion is pretty simple. Come in at 6 and you're either capitalising on what the earlier batsmen have set up to give a big total, or doing your best to repair the damage. The more time you have and the more batsmen at the other end at your disposal gives you a better opportunity to do both jobs anyway. It's part of the reason almost all test side bat their most accomplished batsman at 4.
I'd much rather have the best players setting up the game rather than having to play according to the match situation.
But sure, you're welcome to argue that a run is a run...in which case there's no point in discussing batting orders at all...
Is this a real post?
Tell me the teams around the world, and you're more than willing to go through history, whose best batsman bats at 4.
The role of a number six can be varied, however in an ideal situation they're there to top up after a good foundation has been established. Which Hussey does every single time, see: Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney.
He also needs to be able to bat with the tail. See the SCG against Pakistan.
Also needs to be able to build a partnership when side is in turmoil, see every situation Australia has been in in the last 12 months.
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Is this a real question?
Ponting for most of his career. Ditto Tendulkar, Kallis, Lara, Jayawardene...etc etc etc.
So he's good at batting with the tail. Cool. Is he not also a better allround batsman than Watson? Sure, batting with the tail might be a skill that a number 6 should possess(overlooking the fact that even opening batsmen have to bat with the tail occasionally), but simply being a good batsman should be the number one criteria for the number 4 batsman. And I believe that Hussey is a better batsman than Watson, and that number 4 is a more critical position than number 6. Therefore, Hussey should be at 4. Or even Clarke.
It's better to prevent turmoil than to try to recover from it.
Again, I think he'd be better at establishing this good foundation than Watson.
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Whatever, man. Continue with the "is this for real" and "i don't even"s, don't bother to address the actual point.
Ponting is a perfect example anyway. Started at 6 and as he became one of the side's better players he moved down to occupy 3 and 4.
Or would you say that he too should have stayed at 6?
I'm incredulous because you have no idea what you're on about. Ponting played well over 100 matches in the number three position, because that was the best fit for him and the team.
Jayawardene isn't even the best batsman in his team. Amla bats at 3 for South Africa.
FMD man, you literally are talking complete ****.
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Report: Luis Scola Traded To Indiana Pacers
Luis Scola has been traded to the Indiana Pacers, according to an ESPN.com report. Juan Sebastia, the big man's publicist, tweeted that the trade will be announced officially tomorrow. Marc Stein reports Phoenix will receive Gerald Green and draft considerations in exchange for the 6-9 power forward. Read More »


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PSU gets a new president who's an expert in urban development, right as its community is making big plans.BY ROBIN DOUSSARD
Strolling through the leafy South Park Blocks in Portland on an early-October Saturday means mingling with thousands of people — young, old, families — as they mill about the farmer's market, buying breakfast or produce, ducking into the perimeter buildings to use the ATM. The coffee shops that dot the blocks are busy and the eateries are packed. It's a vibrant, welcoming neighborhood nestled against the busy downtown core.
The 57-year-old Wiewel co-authored The University as Urban Developer (2005); in it he examines many schools and their communities and how university real estate development is one of the biggest "town-and-gown" issues. He sees two unique things about Portland and PSU. The first is the relative importance of PSU in a city of Portland's size. "Most cities this size have more universities," he says. "That was hugely attractive to me. I wouldn't have to fight for attention."
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Court Bans BBC From Broadcasting Film About U.K. Riots
Reminiscent of Chinese authorities' attitudes towards attempts to shed light on Tiananmen Square. The Guardian reports:
… Read the restThe ruling from a judge prevented the docu-drama, which had been due to be broadcast at 9pm on Monday, from being broadcast "by any media until further order". The channel's executives were forced to pull the film, which is based on the testimony of interviews conducted for the Guardian and London School of Economics research into the disorder.
For legal reasons, the Guardian cannot name the judge who made the ruling, the court in which he is sitting or the case he is presiding over. However, it is understood that lawyers for the BBC strongly object to his ruling, the nature of which is believed to be highly unusual.
The script from the programme, written by the award-winning playwright Alecky Blythe, was produced from verbatim transcripts of interviews conducted as part of the Reading the Riots study, which conducted confidential interviews with 270 rioters.
Occupy Radio: 'Radio Wars' Documentary About Sirius XM and the History of Radio (Trailer)
Radio Wars focuses on the controversial history of satellite radio as it exposes the secret story behind the power struggles for radio dominance. Sirius and XM Satellite Radio were engaged in a heated entanglement before they became one company, and their mutual fight for survival against traditional radio, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and Wall Street, is one of radio's most epic battles. Radio Wars delves deep into SiriusXM's conflict-ridden history, from its earliest days to its darkest hour, and questions the motives of those who seek to control radio's content in the future.
The War on Kids (Trailer)
The War on Kids is a documentary on Public Education in America. While several documentaries on schools have come out since The War on Kids, these films tend to be either propaganda for charter schools or look at symptoms without any appreciation or understanding of underlying issues. To be a great documentary, it is essential to do the necessary work and dig deeper to uncover the heart of the problems observed. The numerous failures and pathologies associated with school are predominantly due to it autocratic structure. Because no one wants to voluntarily relinquish power, this fundamental problem is never addressed or even recognized.
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Police called after Justin Bieber's security guard accused of attempting to steal fan's phone during night out with Selena Gomez at Hollywood Dave & Buster's
Los Angeles Police were called out to a Hollywood eatery after Justin Bieber was once more embroiled in an alleged phone stealing incident.
Twitter users reported seeing the 20-year-old and on/off girlfriend Selena Gomez at Dave & Buster's in Hollywood on Monday night shortly before the alleged incident occurred.
A LAPD spokeswoman confirmed to the Mail Online Monday night that officers were called to the branch of the restaurant and games chain - located in the famed tourist area of Hollywood and Highland - at 9.30pm after reports a member of Justin's security had attempted to steal a phone.
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Alleged incident: Los Angeles Police were called to Dave & Buster's in Hollywood Monday night after Justin Beiber, pictured at the restaurant, was one again embroiled to an alleged phone stealing incident while reportedly out with Selena Gomez
The spokesperson said: 'Somebody thought someone was attempting to steal a cell.'
Confirming Justin was present, the police officer said no one was charged over the alleged theft and it was a 'big lot of nothing'.
'There's been no fight, no scuffle and no crime occurred.'
Having a blast: Fans snapped shots of both the star and his on/off girlfriend Selena inside the Hollywood venue playing games
No charges: A LAPD spokeswoman confirmed to the Mail Online that officers were called to the chain at 9.30pm after reports a person from Justin's security had attempted to steal a phone. No charges were laid
On Tuesday another LAPD spokeswoman further reiterated to MailOnline that no crime had occurred and no report was made.
According to the officer, while there, it was the singer's 'security detail' not the singer accused originally of taking the phone.
Just an hour before police arrived, the Baby singer had posted a picture on Instagram claiming to be in the studio with RNB singer Khalil, but seems he headed straight out to be with his ex.
Not so shy: The Beauty And The Beat singer had posed with fans before police arrived. The star seemed all too happy to be in a photo with this fan, who was not involved in the incident
Not subtle: The 20-year-old was hard not to notice as he was surrounded in a large entourage and security team
Eagle eyed: Twitter users first reported seeing the 20-year-old star and his pop star ex at Dave & Buster's before fans then posted pictures
Then, after the incident began to be reported online, the star posted a video of himself on Vine playing skeeball confirming he was indeed at the restaurant.
The restaurant was celebrating its first official day opening to the public when the incident occurred.
On Friday, Brody Jenner was guest and DJ of honour at the launch party for the new eatery, which also offers arcade games.
New location: The famous pair did not pick a quiet spot top hang out with the gaming venue just opening that day in the tourist area of Hollywood And Highland Mall just off Hollywood Boulevard
Game on: After the incident began to be reported online, the star posted a video of himself on Vine playing skeeball confirming he was indeed at the restaurant
Where's Selena? The 20-year-old did not show his face in the video or his seemingly back on girlfriend
This is not the first time Justin's team have been accused of stealing a phone in order to prevent pictures of the star getting out.
In May, the LAPD were called to a mini golf course after a woman claimed the singer himself took her phone.
The woman said Justin grabbed the phone because he thought she was taking pictures of him at the San Fernando Valley course, police reported at the time. The case was later dropped.
Studio time: Just an hour earlier, the Baby singer had posted a picture on Instagram claiming to be in the studio with RNB singer Khalil,
Hollywood night: Justin earlier had dinner at nearby sushi restaurant Katsuya
Justin cannot afford to be swept up in any incidents like this as he is currently on probation as part of his plea deal from his misdemeanour vandalism case stemming from an egging incident back in January.
The pop star also recently made another deal for his alleged DUI case in Miami. Under that deal, while charged with driving under the influence, driving with an expired license and resisting arrest without violence, he plead guilty to resisting arrest and the reduced charge of careless driving.
Justin and Selena first started dating in 2010 but have broken up a number of times. Recently the couple have reportedly turned to a bible studies group to help them reconnect.
Ringing it in: In May, the LAPD were called to a mini golf course after a woman claimed the singer himself, pictured here Saturday, took her phone. The charges were later dropped
New celeb spot: On Friday, Brody Jenner - pictured with girlfriend Kaitlynn Carter was guest and DJ of honour at the launch party for the new eatery, which also offers arcade games
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Fans speculate he'll take on the part of the muscular (and hairless) Magnar of Thenn.
British actor Joseph Gatt is headed to Game of Thrones.
HBO confirms to The Hollywood Reporter that the actor has been cast in the upcoming fourth season of the hit, but isn't revealing what role he'll be playing.
Speculation online (fueled by Gatt's IMDB page) has him pegged as Styr, Magnar of Thenn, the wildling leader known for his muscular build and hairless body. Sound familiar? Gatt has also tweeted about being in Iceland, where scenes beyond the wall are shot.
Gatt has previously played a frost giant in Thor and a science officer in Star Trek Into Darkness.
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In A Storm of Swords, the third book in Thrones author George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, Styr leads an attack on Castle Black as part of Mance Rayder's assault on the wall. Martin has said Styr will have a role in season four, as well as other new characters Mace Tyrell (father of Margaery and Loras) and Oberyn Martell (better known as The Red Viper – a man with a vendetta against the Lannisters).
The latter two roles have already been cast, with Roger Ashton-Griffiths taking on Mace Tyrell and The Red Viper going to Graceland actor Pedro Pascal. So who does that leave for Gatt?
Season three tackled roughly the first two thirds of A Storm of Swords plus material from later books. If season four wraps up A Storm of Swords and draws from A Feast for Crows as well, could this provide a clue?
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