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An aerator device for maintaining a high level of oxygen in live bait storage containers is disclosed. The aerator device comprises a cover for the container on which is mounted a suitable drive motor. The shaft of the motor extends downwardly through the cover and carries at its lower end an impeller which is driven by the motor at a high rate of speed to vigorously stir and aerate the water in the container. The upper portion of the shaft is enclosed by a housing which depends from the cover and extends down below the water level in the container. The lower end of the shaft and the impeller are surrounded by a relatively stiff screen having openings large enough to allow the free circulation of water, but small enough to prevent bait from reaching the impeller. Air inlets are provided on the cover and on the shaft housing to admit air to the interior of the housing.
1. An aerator device for maintaining a high level of oxygen in the water in a live bait storage container, comprising:
cover means for the bait container;
a lightweight, high speed, battery operated, electric drive motor mounted on the upper surface of said cover means, said drive motor being capable of operating at 500-600 RPM under battery power for a substantial period of time;
drive shaft means driven by said motor, said drive shaft extending downwardly through said cover means a distance sufficient to extend below the normal water level in the bait container;
impeller means secured to the lower end of said drive shaft, the top of said impeller being so located as to be approximately 11/2 inches below the normal water level in the bait container;
shaft housing means depending from the under surface of said cover means, said shaft housing means being coaxial with said shaft and being spaced radially outwardly from said drive motor to define an annular space therebetween, said shaft housing extending downwardly from said cover means a distance sufficient to place its lower peripheral edge below the normal water level in the bait container;
a plurality of arcuate air inlet slots through said cover means, said inlet slots being located in said annular space between said motor and said shaft housing and extending substantially completely around said motor, said slots serving to admit ambient air into the interior of said shaft housing;
a plurality of air inlet ports spaced around the circumference of said shaft housing at the upper end thereof to admit air from within said container into the interior of said shaft housing;
screening means secured to the lower peripheral edge of said shaft housing and extending downwardly therefrom to surround said impeller means to protect live bait from the impeller; and
means for applying electrical power to said drive motor for driving said motor and said impeller at a speed sufficient to vigorously circulate water in the bait container and to create a vortex in the water at the impeller, whereby air is drawn down into the vortex and dispersed into the water in the form of fine bubbles which are driven downwardly in the water within the container for circulation and absorption of oxygen, whereby the water is aerated and is maintained at a high level of dissolved oxygen.
2. The aerator of claim 1, wherein said impeller means comprises a plurality of trapezoidally-shaped blades mounted on said drive shaft.
The present invention relates in general to aerator devices and more particularly to an improved aerator structure for live bait containers.
Fisherman have long faced the problem of keeping their live bait in good condition over a long period of time, so that a day's fishing trip will not be cut short by loss of the bait. Numerous bait containers in the form of buckets, nets and the like have been devised over the years, but no really satisfactory method has been found for keeping bait such as minnows alive in any quantity for very long.
Most bait loss is caused by a lack of oxygen in the water of the bait container, for when a large number of minnows or other bait fish, for example, are placed in a conventional minnow bucket full of water, they quickly use up the available oxygen. A number of solutions to this problem have been proposed in the past, many of which have involved the use of air pumps of various designs to inject bubbles of air into the bait container. These devices have not been satisfactory, however, for in the typical arrangement the bubbles simply float to the top of the water, without supplying a significant amount of oxygen to the bait fish. Other solutions have involved the use of stirring devices, where an impeller is driven to cause the water in the bucket to flow. It appears that the purpose of these devices is simply to bring water from the bottom of the bucket to the top where it can interface briefly with the atmosphere to absorb oxygen. However, such devices do not put a significant amount of air into the water, and cannot satisfactorily support a large population of live bait.
In prior U.S. Pat. No. Des. 214,669, which issued on July 15, 1964 to the applicant herein, an aerator design was proposed which utilized an electric motor to drive an impeller. This device provided a steady circulation of water, but encountered the difficulties outlined above, and did not satisfy the need for an inexpensive, simple, lightweight aerator which would provide sufficient oxygen in a live bait container to keep the bait alive over a long period of time.
The present invention meets the foregoing objectives through the provision of a lightweight electric motor, which preferably is battery-powered, and which is mounted on a convenient support member such as a cover for a conventional minnow bucket or other bait container. The motor drive shaft extends down through the support member and carries at its lower end an impeller which is driven by the motor. The shaft is surrounded by a cylindrical housing which is mounted on the undersurface of the cover, and by a mesh screen secured to the lower end of the housing so that the screen encloses the impeller.
A plurality of air inlet slots are provided in the support member to allow atmospheric air to flow through the support to the interior of the cylindrical housing surrounding the shaft. Preferably the slots are spaced radially outwardly from the motor and extend arcuately around it to provide an even distribution of the air flow about the motor shaft. The air flow is facilitated by the provision of an additional set of air inlet openings formed in the wall of the cylindrical housing, above the normal water level in the bait container.
The impeller, which is mounted on the lower end of the motor shaft, consists of four flat blades which are trapezoidal in shape and which extend radially outwardly from and are spaced around the shaft, extending parallel to the axis thereof. The impeller is located a substantial distance below the surface of the water and is driven by the motor at a high rate of speed; e.g., between 500 and 600 RPM. The shape, location and speed of the impeller causes a rapid circulation of water to create a vortex, or whirlpool effect, in the water adjacent the shaft, strongly pulling the water down, and carrying with it a large quantity of air which is broken up into a multitude of very fine bubbles. These fine bubbles are carried downwardly by the circulating water and spread throughout the container. The small sizes of the bubbles maximize the water-air contact surfaces to provide a saturation level of oxygen in the water, while the circulation cools the water and aids in removing respiration and decomposition gases therefrom. This action furnishes a live bait environment which is superior to that of prior art devices, and permits maintenance of such bait over longer periods of time.
The foregoing and additional objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become evident to those of skill in the art from a consideration of the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment thereof, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred form of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a side view of the device of FIG. 1, shown in partial cut away, and mounted in a bait container which is shown in section;
FIG. 3 is a top view of the device of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the invention, taken along line 4--4 of FIG. 2.
Referring now to the drawings, there is illustrated in FIG. 1 a live bait aerator 10 constructed in accordance with the present invention and including a cover 12 for a bait container, a drive motor 14 mounted on the cover, and an impeller 16 carried by a shaft 18 connected to and driven by motor 14. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the cover portion 12 is sized and shaped to provide a covering for a live bait container of conventional construction. In the present illustration, this container is a small bait bucket 20 which is substantially cylindrical in shape, and accordingly the cover 12 is shown as being circular. It will be apparent, however, that containers of other shapes may be utilized with corresponding changes in the shape of cover 12. Preferably, the cover fits snugly on the container, fitting into a corresponding shoulder portion 22 on the upper edge of the container, for example, or simply resting on top of the container wall to prevent the lose of bait. Alternatively, the cover may fit over an access aperture formed in the lid for a bait container so that easy access to the container may be had simply by lifting the aerator.
The motor 14 is preferably a conventional, lightweight, high-speed, direct current motor which may be connected by way of terminals 24 and 26 to a conventional battery pack power supply for easy portability, or, if desired, to a conventional 12-volt marine battery of the type generally available in small boats. The motor preferably operates to drive the shaft 18 at a speed of 500-600 RPM while drawing a sufficiently small amount of current to be able to operate for up to 24 hours on a small battery pack utilizing, for example, two alkaline batteries.
The impeller 16 secured to shaft 18 preferably consists of four trapezoidally-shaped blades 28, 29 , 30 and 31 (see FIG. 4). The blades are spaced equally about the shaft and extend radially outwardly therefrom to provide the desired swirling motion of the water in the container when the device is operated.
Secured to and depending from the underside of cover 12 is a cylindrical shaft housing 34 which is coaxial with the shaft 18 and is spaced outwardly therefrom. The housing has a greater diameter than the motor 14, and extends downwardly from the cover a distance which is sufficient to position its lower edge 36 below the normal water level in container 20, as defined by the water line 38.
Located within the annular space defined by the outer surface of motor 14 and the inner surface of housing 34 are a plurality of arcuate slots 38, 39, 40 and 41 which extend through the cover 12 and connect the interior of housing 34 to ambient atmosphere so that air will be admitted to the interior of the cylindrical shaft housing. These air inlet slots 38-41 extend substantially fully around the circumference of motor 14 to provide a free flow of air into the aerator 10.
An additional flow of air is provided into the housing 34 by way of a plurality of inlet ports 44 through 55 spaced around the perimeter of the housing near the upper end thereof. These inlet ports allow a recirculation of air from the container space 58 between the water line and the cover 12 to the interior of housing 34 so that air bubbles released by the water can move freely into the housing for recirculation.
Secured to the bottom circumferential edge of housing 34 is a protective netting 60 having a cylindrical side wall 62 and a bottom wall 64 constructed from interwoven strands which form a fine mesh surrounding the impeller 16 and shaft 18. This netting or mesh may be constructed of cloth but preferably is of a relatively stiff material such as thin wire or relatively inflexible plastic or fiberglass fibers to insure that the mesh remains suitably spaced from the impeller so that it does not slow down the operation thereof. The spacing between the mesh filaments is sufficiently small to prevent the live bait from reaching the impeller and being injured thereby, yet is sufficiently large to permit an easy flow of air bubbles from the impeller into the container.
The cover 12 and the housing 34 may be constructed of any suitable lightweight, corrosion-free, yet strong material such as aluminum, fiberglass, polyethylene or other suitable plastic. Preferably the motor 14 is of waterproof construction so that it will be impervious to damage if it is accidentally submerged, or if it is exposed to rain, water spray and like conditions.
In operation, the aerator 10 is placed in a container which has been filled with water to a depth sufficient to cover the bottom edge 36 of housing 34 and so that the tops of the impeller blades 28-31 and approximately 11/2 inches below the surface of the water. The motor is then energized, and the impeller is driven at a speed of between 500 and 600 RPM to cause a vigorous stirring and aeration of the water. The high rate of rotation of the impeller below the surface of the water not only circulates the water but causes a vortex to form above the impeller. This vortex pulls air down into and through the impeller and forces it into the water, with the high speed of rotation breaking up the air flow into very fine bubbles which are forced downwardly and outwardly to circulate throughout the entire volume of water within the container.
It has been found in actual tests of the present aerator that the vortex and consequent production of very fine bubbles provides a substantial and unexpected build up of oxygen in the water even though the bait container is loaded with live bait. More particularly, tests conducted using the standard Winkler method of determining the quantity of dissolved oxygen in water showed that the aerator 10 is capable of maintaining the maximum level of dissolved oxygen the water is capable of holding at a given temperature even when tested in a bait bucket which contains live bait. For example, with 77 minnows in approximately one gallon of water in a conventional bait bucket, the tests showed that the maximum level of dissolved oxygen was maintained for a period of approximately 16 hours at any reasonable water temperature. It was observed that the operation of the aerator in creating a vortex which pulls in air and circulates it to the bottom of the bucket in the form of small bubbles, where it tends to circulate freely for some time before the bubbles rise to the top and dissipate, not only provides maximum contact of the air with the water for efficient transfer of oxygen to the water, but also assists in removing respiration and decomposition gases from the water, thereby maintaining the live bait in good condition. This circulation of fine bubbles of air distinguishes the present aerator from prior devices which merely utilize an air pump bubbler or which merely stir the upper surface of the water.
The air which is circulated through the water in the form of bubbles but is not absorbed by the water is dissipated from the surface of the water and is returned to the interior of the housing 34 through ports 44-55, where it may again be drawn into the vortex, thus insuring a free circulation of the air through the water. This system of thorough and deep circulation of air into the water, utilizing the vortex process, offers a significantly greater benefit than other methods of aeration which use agitation only at the surface, or which use air pump systems. The fine bubbles created by the aerator and the consequent transfer of oxygen to the water thus serves to maintain an adequate bait environment for prolonged periods of time.
Thus, there has been described a new and unique aerator for live bait containers which is lightweight and inexpensive, yet which provides a more effective aeration of bait container water than previously available , and which thereby serves to keep the live bait in better condition over longer periods of time than was previously possible. Although the present invention has been described in terms of a preferred embodiment, it will be understood that its true spirit and scope is defined by the following claims.
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2,9,10, and 14 were my favorites. But it was hard to decide. Ultimatly i stuck with number 10 because it looked like alot of effort and it was awesomely done!
hmmm, i chose 1. does the winner win anything?
Well, atleast I got one vote...But this is really going to be though, but
I would say that Shonen wins...
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On topic i voted for #7.I like the render and the colours are mix nicely aswell
mmm shonen's sig looks good.........dam this week's competition is kinda tight between a few ppl here.....
not saying who i voted :p
i came down to 1 8 and 18 and finaly picked 18
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by de GHELLI NCK, G. & VIAL, J.-Ph.
- 1986013 Equilibrium existence in the linear model of spatial competition
by Anderson, S.
- 1986012 Possibility of relicensing and patent protection
by MUTO, Sh.
- 1986011 Price competition in a non-homogeneous space
by Martinez-Giralt, X. & Garella, P. & Svoronos, A.
- 1986010 Intertemporal equilibrium and disadvantageous growth
by Donsimoni, M.-P. & Polemarchakis, H.M.
- 1986009 Maximum likelihood estimation of production functions with gamma residuals and exogenous factors of inefficiency
by Deprins, D.
- 1986008 Market equilibrium and optimal product diversity: a logit specification
by ANDERSON, S. & de PALMA, A.
- 1986007 Existence of equilibria when firms follow bounded losses pricing rules
by Bonnisseau, J.-M. & Cornet, B.
- 1986006 Equilibrium existence in the circle of product differentiation
by Anderson, S.
- 1986005 Localization of the degree on lower-dimensional sets
by Mertens, J.-F.
- 1986004 On the o-algebra realization problem
by Mouchart, M. & Rolin, J.-M.
- 1986003 A dynamic oligopoly model with demand inertia and inventories
by Phlips, L. & Richard, J.-F.
- 1986002 Spatial competition and price leadership
by Anderson, S.
- 1986001 Inflation and welfare in international trade
by Bohm, V. & Keiding, H.
- 1985049 Nontradables price flexibility and macroecnomic policies in a small open economy
by Richelle, Y.
- 1985048 A comparison between bayesian predictions obtained by parametric and non parametric methods using the Kolmogorov distance
by Kestemont, M.-P.
- 1985047 On estimators of the disturbance variance in econometric models: some general small-sample results on bias and the existence of moments
by Dufour, J.-M.
- 1985046 Pareto-optimal risk sharing with fixed costs per claim
by GOLLIER, Ch.
- 1985045 Decision theory with normal hazard and state-dependent preferences
by Dreze, J.
- 1985044 On hotelling's competition with non uniform customer distributions
by Neven, D.
- 1985043 Competitive advantage and collusion
by Schmalensee, R.
- 1985042 A note on 'address' models of differentiation
by Neven, D.
- 1985041 A note of brand proliferation as entry deterrent
by Neven, D.
- 1985040 A discussion of Belgian unemployment, combining traditional concepts and disequilibrium econometrics
by Sneessens, H. & Dreze, J.
- 1985039 The design of optimal insurance contracts without the nonnegativity constraint on claims
by GOLLIER, Ch.
- 1985038 An extension of Kamarkar's algorithm for solving a system of linear homogeneous equations on the simplex
by DE GHELLINCK, Guy & VIAL, Jean-Philippe
- 1985037 Existence,regularity, and constrained suboptimality of competitive allocations when the asset market is incomplete
by Geanakoplos, J. & Polemarchakis, H.
- 1985036 Asset, shocks and memory
by Dutta, J. & Polemarchakis, H.
- 1985035 Equilibrium in hotelling's model under a conjecture which avoids price warfare
by Peytrignet, M.
- 1985034 Equilibrium in hotelling's model under a conjecture which avoids price warfare
by Hamilton, J.H. & Thisse, J.-F.
- 1985033 Consistent commodity aggregates in market demand equations
by BLACKORBY, Ch. & SCHWORM, W.
- 1985032 Price competition and multi-product firms
by Champsaur, P. & Rochet, J.-Ch.
- 1985031 Identification and estimation in linear simultaneous equations models with structural change under limited information gains by homoskedasticity
by Hodoshima, J.
- 1985030 Variations in endowment and utility
by Donsimoni, M.-P. & Polemarchakis, H.M.
- 1985029 Shadow prices for public production in an open economy with disequilibria
by Farber, A. & Marchand, M. & Pestieau, P.
- 1985028 A modified version of TUY's method for solving d.c. programming problems
by Van Thoai, N.
- 1985027 The Manne-Chao-Wilson algorithm for computing equilibria: a modified version and its implementation
by Boucher, J. & Smeers, Y.
- 1985026 Global market power and diversification
by Encaoua, D. & Jacquemin, A. & Moreaux, M.
- 1985025 Implicit alternatives and the local power of test statistics
by Davidson , R. & Mackinnon, J.G.
- 1985024 Randomization and the limit points of monopolistic competition
by Allen, B.
- 1985023 A Bayesian analysis of exogeneity: an application to consumption behaviour
by Steel, M.
- 1985022 The joint impact of fertility differentials and social security on the accumulation and distribution of wealth
by Cremer, H. & Pestieau, P.
- 1985021 What, if anything, have we learned from the rise of unemployment in Belgium, 1974-1983
by Dreze, J.H. & Sneessens, H.H.
- 1985020 Continuous random selections from the equilibrium correspondence
by Allen, B.
- 1985019 A note on Cochrane - Orcutt estimation
by Magee, L.
- 1985018 Sub-core solutions of the problem of strong implementation
by Holzman, R.
- 1985017 Spatial competition with differentiated products
by BEN-AKIVA, M. & de PALMA, A. & THISSE, J.-F.
- 1985016 A model of tax reform for Belgium
by Wibaut, S. & , .
- 1985015 Product differentiation and duopoly
by CHAMPSAUR, P. & ROCHET, J.-Ch.
- 1985014 Approximate magnitudes of LR, W, and LM test statistics
by Magee, L.
- 1985013 Misperceived job hazards and welfare
by Fraser, C.D.
- 1985012 Spatial competition with a land market
by Fujita, M. & Thisse, J.-F.
- 1985011 Equilibrium with government price support policies and mathematical programming
by Ginsburgh, V. & Van Der Heyden, L.
- 1985010 Asymptotic measure-based values of nonatomic games
by Monderer, D.
- 1985009 Subjective price search and price competition
by Gabszewicz, J.J. & Garella, P.
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by Van Thoai, N.
- 1985007 Hermite normal form computation using moduls determinant arithmetic
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by Macleod, W.B. & Norman, G. & Thisse, J.-F.
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- 1985003 Scattered sellers and ill-informed buyers: a model of price dispersion
by Gabszewicz, J.J. & Garella, P.
- 1985002 Asymmetric international trade
by Gabszewicz, J.J. & Garella, P.
- 1985001 The interpretation of test statistics
by Davidson, R. & Mackinnon, J.G.
- 1984048 Simulation of the European gas market up to the year 2000
by Boucher, J. & Smeers, Y.
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by Bronsard, C. & Salvas-Bronsard, L.
- 1984046 Consistent aggregation in competitive economies
by BLACKORBY, Ch. & SCHWORM, W.
- 1984045 On maximal ancillarity
by Mouchart, M. & Rolin, J.-M.
- 1984044 Price flexibility and full employment in a temporary equilibrium framework
by Richelle, Y.
- 1984043 A dynamic analysis of the labor market in the Italian manufacturing industry
by Orsi, R.
- 1984042 Implementation and partial implementation of stochastic choice rules
by Sen, M.
- 1984041 A theory of cooperative teams
by Macleod, W.B.
- 1984040 A theory of conscious parallelism
by Macleod, W.B.
- 1984039 A recursive procedure for generating all mixed integer cuts
by Nemhauser, G.L. & Wolsey, L.
- 1984038 Elicitation of prior information in single market disequilibrium models
by Lubrano, M.
- 1984037 Bargaining power, fear of disagreement and wage settlements: theory and evidence from U.S. industry
by Svejnar, J.
- 1984036 Competition, collusion and free entry in spatial or differentiated product markets
by Macleod, W.B. & Norman, G. & Thisse, J.-F.
- 1984035 An approach to communication equilibria
by Forges, F.
- 1984034 Packing and covering a tree by subtrees
by Barany, I. & Edmonds, J. & Wolsey, L.
- 1984033 Values of markets with satiation or fixed prices
by Aumann, R.J. & Dreze, J.H.
- 1984032 Solving mixed integer programs y automatic reformulation
by Van Roy, T. & Wolsey, L.
- 1984031 Informational asymmetries in a duopolistic credit market
by Garella, P. & Gabszewicz, J.J.
- 1984030 Constrained joint estimation of physical and financial factor demands
by Bronsard, C. & Salvas-Bronsard, L.
- 1984029 On the structure of quantity rationing mechanisms
by Weinrich, G.
- 1984028 Identifying constraints on development: India, 1955 to 1980
by Dutta, J.
- 1984027 Commodity tax competition between member states of a federation: equilibrium and efficiency
by Mintz, J. & Tulkens, H.
- 1984026 (Uncertainty and) the firm in general equilibrium theory
by Dreze, J.H.
- 1984025 Regular properties of open tangent cones
by Cornet, B.
- 1984024 Product differentiation and price discrimination in the European community
by Mertens, Y. & Ginsburgh, V.
- 1984023 A note on the asymptotic relative efficiency of M.L.E. in a linear model wih gamma disturbances
by Depprins, D. & Simar, L.
- 1984022 Discriminating oligopolists and common markets
by Neven, D. & Phlips, L.
- 1984021 Stable leadership
by Donsimoni, M.-P. & Macleod, B.
- 1984020 Durable goods monopoly and futures markets
by Anderson, R.W.
- 1984019 Participation, profit sharing, worker ownership and efficieny in Italian producer cooperatives
by Jones, D.C. & Svejnar, J.
- 1984018 On the size of disequilibrium in a equilibrium with quantity rationing
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- 1984017 A prototype macroeconomic model with stochastic quantity rationing
by Weinrich, G.
- 1984016 A measure of aggregate power in organisations
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- 1984015 Implications of the lerning curve for the diffusion of consumer durable innovations
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by Van Roy, T.J.
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Gorgeous 1B 1B ocean-front apartment with great snorkeling right there.Walking distance to the Downtown of Curacao with a lot of fine dining, bars and shopping and businesses.
This part of town better known as Pietermaai Smal to be in the nearest future the new "Quartier Latin" of Curacao.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
The building is monumental and has been restored in 2012. Divided in 4 one bedroom apartments.located in Pietermaai smal .
Each apartment fits 2 people comfortably.
Guest Access
This Apartment has a private patio next to the ocean.
Interaction with Guests
Any time if they need our help we are there.
The Neighborhood
The neighborhood has a lots of great restaurants en bars very trendy places such as Mundo Bizarro,Kome, Saint Tropez,Miles Jazz cafe, Papas,and Silver wine bar.a 5 minutes walking distance from downtown Punda.
Getting around
A 5 minute walk to the Central bus terminal,
Other Things to Note
You are 10 minutes from the Sea Aquarium,A great place to interact with people.
Our electrical power system works with a Prepaid system at arrival we top it up with Naf 25.00 guilders.
No smoking
No Pets allowed.
Wir haben 9 Tage auf Curacao in Dons Apartment verbracht und fühlten uns sehr willkommen. Don ist ein toller Gastgeber und hat zur Begrüßung gekühlte Getränke für uns bereitgehalten. Das fanden wir natürlich toll. Über whats app konnten wir stets in Verbindung bleiben. Don hat uns gute Tipps für unseren Aufenthalt in Punda gegeben. Die Wohnung ist genauso, wie ihr sie auf den Fotos seht. Alles ist neu und sehr sauber und gepflegt. Besonders die Terrasse direkt am tosenden Meer hat uns super gefallen.
Die Altstadt von Willenstad mit ihren vielen Kneipen am Wasser ist zu Fuß zu erreichen. Für die Fahrt zum Aquarium Beach haben wir dann doch den Bus genommen.
Wir würden gern wiederkommen, Don!
Don is an excellent host. He was there to receive me and show me around, and he came right over one evening when I blew a fuse in the kitchen (this was not a fault of the apartment but with the kettle I was using.) He helped me a get a taxi back to the airport when I was leaving.
The apartment is great: the kitchen was well-equipped; there is a table in a dining area as well as one on the patio. There is a couch and TV, a queen size bed, a washer and dryer rack (things dry quickly on the rack on patio.) The patio is wonderful: one listens to the waves crashing in day and night. The patio is very private and secure - there is a locked gate to the side entrance of the house leading to the apartment, and a locked door to the walled patio. When the windows and patio doors are open there is a nice breeze through the apartment making it very comfortable, but at night you will want to use the air conditioner in the bedroom.
There is a good bathroom with a shower and a good hot water heater.
The wifi worked very well.
The security alarm system was reassuring. The apartment feels very secure.
It is an 5 minute walk to the centre of Willemstad and the pontoon bridge to Otrabunda, and even closer is the Old Market, the New Market and the Floating Market. It is an easy walk to the Kura Hulanda Museum and the Mikva Israel-Emanual Synagogue easily. There is a dive shop 150 metres up the street: I arranged snorkel and dive trips through them (the dive shop at the Scuba Lodge Hotel( and through Curious2Dive.
There were two evenings of loud music from the Beach Party bar nearby, but a. it was pretty good music, and b. it ended reasonably early - 11 pm, so it did not bother me.
I did not want to rent a car, so I was not able to explore the beaches around the island; I relied on dive shops to take tours. I was concerned about the reported theft from cars on beaches.
I hope to go back very soon.
I went to Curacao as a single, senior-ish woman to snorkel and dive and I would like to use this apartment as a base again.
We had a lot of pleasure staying at this apartment during 17 nights. This apartment is excellent with wonderful location and amazing view. Don helped us a few times and was promptly. He also gave us recommendations about restaurants on Aruba where we were going after Curacao and we liked these places very much. I hope to come back at this apartment.
The location was fantastic: ocean front (no swimming access unfortunately), in the heart of "hot" Punda with its hip restaurants and live music cafes. Practically everything in Willemstad is within walking distance.
Don was very gracious, providing us with a fan and putting noise reducers on the chair legs.
The ocean front apartment in Willemstad from Don is seriously the best apartment ever! The apartment is right on the ocean and in the best suburb of Willemstad: Pietermaai (almost De Pijp of Amsterdam :-)). We had a great time here with a lot of nice and cosy restaurants right on the corner. With our baby we couldn't go out for dinner every night, but having dinner on the big terrace (always with enough sun AND shade!), with ocean view, was, of course, also great. For the rest the apartment was very clean, had a great bed, a good shower and a complete kitchen. Also Don was really helpful. For instance, he delivered a babybed for our baby without any troubles. If we ever go back to Curacao, we would definitely go to this apartment again. Also we recommend it to friends and family. Thanks, Don!
The apartment was ideally located and perfect for what we wanted out of our trip. The locals are friendly and the suburb itself is stunning. It is only a short walk to the downtown area and very close to dive centres, the ocean club and beach resorts. We would recommend hiring a car to get around this island.
We just needed somewhere low key to relax and unwind after a very busy year and a long, cold northern US winter. This was the perfect place for us (the sunsets across the water are amazing). If we are ever back we would love to stay there again.
The kitchen and bathrooms were great and the bed was excellent.
Don was the perfect host and was happy to help us with a number of small issues, like helping us organize cabs to the airport (and even offering to drive us himself!).
We had a great stay here and wish Don the best with his future endeavours.
____________English review: From the first second I fell in love with this different Island, this colourful town, the friendly and caring people and non the less with this beautiful ocean front apartment. Being the first traveller ever to this apartment, I got the pleasure of a very warm welcome! :) You´ll find everything you need there: completely equipped kitchen, nice bathroom with shower, bedroom with AC, wasching machine, super fast WiFi!! (Yes!!! :D), TV, Sundown….all brand new! Don&his wife where very helpful, wether it was car rental, mosquito sting care or any other question, I always had a contact person. As a woman travelling alone, I can highly recommend this place. It has a super nice neighbourhood, with a lot of good bars and restaurants (e.g. Miles Jazz Cafe, Ginger and Mundo Bizarro are just around the corner), there is a diving center in walking distance (Scuba Lodge Dive School) and if you`re not out to explore the island you can have the most beautiful sundowns just on you privat porch. Tips: 1. If you don`t know anybody on the island, take a car. Ask for the full insurance. The area has a street security, let them talk to Don if they hesitate. 2. There are europeen sockets, so don`t bother bringing a transition plug. 3. Be prepared for mosquitos ;)
____________Deutsche Bewertung: Ich hab mich total verliebt in die etwas andere Insel, die bunten Stadthäuser, die super herzlichen Menschen und nicht zuletzt in das super schön ausgebaute Häuschen von Don direkt am Meer! Als allererster Mieter, haben sich Don und seine Frau besonders gefreut mich zu begrüssen :D Die Wohnung bietet wirklich alles was man zum Leben braucht: vollausgestattete Küche, ein hübsches Bad mit Dusche, Schlafzimmer mit Klimaanlage, WaMa, super schnelles Internet!! (Yeahhh! :D), Fernseher und Sonnenuntergänge….alles niegelnagelneu! Bei Fragen konnte ich mich jederzeit an Don & seine Frau wenden. Seis Autovermietung, Moskitostichversorgung oder irgendwas anderes Don war da. Als Frau alleine unterwegs ist das doch gut zu wissen und da kann ich diese Wohnung auf jeden Fall mit guten Gewissen weiter empfehlen!! Ich habe mich rundum wohl gefühlt in der supernetten Nachbarschaft, mit den kleinen Bars und Restaurants (z.B. Miles Jazz Cafe, Ginger und Mundo Bizarro sind gleich eine Strasse weiter), der Tauchschule ein Stückchen das Meer entlang auch in Laufweite (Scuba Lodge Dive School) und wenn man nicht grad unterwegs ist zur Inselerkundung hat man die allerschönsten Sonnenuntergänge direkt auf der privaten Veranda. Meine Tips: sofern ihr dort nicht Freunde besucht, die euch rumführen: nehmt euch einen Leihwagen. Natürliche Strände gibt es zum Beispiel nur im Westen der Insel (30-60min Fahrt). Don kann euch da sicher weiterhelfen. 2. Die ganze Wohnung hat europäische Steckdosen. Lasst den Umstecker gleich zu Hause. 3. Mückenspray und Stichversorgung einpacken. ;)
A Very social outgoing person ready to help.


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The most delightful way to enjoy Saku Porter would be in front of a fireplace or in candle light during those long and dark winter nights. This beer keeps you warm all through the coldest time of the year. Saku Porter is the ideal accompaniment to roasted meats and game. The fact that porter is also perfectly suited to light various desserts, especially those containing chocolate, may not be that commonly known. The ideal serving temperature for Saku Porter is rather high, 1214 °C, a typical quality for dark beers. Saku Porter, a unique dark beer with strong taste, is brewed of water, caramel, light and coffee malts, hop and yeast, however, only once a year for Christmas. Similarly to classical porters, Saku Porter is a strong (alc. 7.5 % of volume) full-bodied beer. A special jewel to Saku Porter is its high, rich, brownish foam.
Note: Originally brewed in Saku at 7.5%, moved to Aldaris and reduced to 7% in winter 2009/2010.
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A cross-section of people speak about the Supreme Court's recent judgment on Section 377
'I'm proud to say my grandson is gay' read her placard in a street rally. To her TV audience she had a question: "I fed him, clothed him, educated him and helped him get a job. Why would I allow the court to say how he should live?" Standing by brave hearts like her, in a surprising act of solidarity, is a nation stung by an order that marks a group of peaceful people "undesirable" with a stroke of a pen. The LGBT community is frozen in Section-377's headlights.
Echoes of anger and frustration are being heard across the globe. NRIs in California held a candle-light vigil. The UN human rights chief Navi Pillay dubbed it as "a significant step backwards and a blow for human rights." Social media networks went ballistic when it became clear henceforth homosexual acts would invite up to 10 years' imprisonment.
"I find it absurd that the government tries to govern people's sexual preferences! It unfortunately puts us high in the ranks of being a backward country!" said actor Priya Anand.
"I was attracted to boys at around age 10," said Joe Muthu, who works with OneBill. He came to terms with his sexuality, identified himself as gay at 27, came out at 30, but honesty about being gay isn't easy, he said. Marriage was discussed, and he kept postponing it. Then he reckoned he "didn't want my family to learn about my orientation from others". He made his call from the U.S. where he lived. "I was crying with a sense of helplessness, longing for their support."
It turned out well. His parents said they would always love him; his preference didn't matter at all.
The country will be doomed by such decisions, said fashion designer Kaushik Velendra, his strained voice giving away his deep distress. He knew about himself in eighth grade, he said, but coming out wasn't as stressful as he had thought, as his parents were open-minded about it. "I walked up to my mother and told her, it made me feel more confident." She said it made no difference; her love for him would never change. "Her support was a turning point, made me feel normal." His orientation didn't affect his employer Gatsby, or the fashion industry he works in, he said. "I was open about myself right from the start." "I'm absolutely shocked and miserable just imagining what it would do to our children's self-esteem," said his anguished mother Banu Velendra. They would be in constant fear of discrimination, harassment and violence, she said. It has let down the society badly at a time when parents are slowly moving towards accepting their homosexual children. "I'm more determined than ever to fight for his rights," she has vowed, and asks parents "to let the children voice-out, you don't want them living the rest of their lives in fear and humiliation for no fault of theirs. It will instigate blackmails, suicides."
"I had a clear definition of myself at 15," said Gopakumar, M.Sc. (genetics) student. "I was totally cool about it." He told his high-school friends and they locked him up in the toilet, he shrugged. "Guess I am the mature type. They needed therapy, not me." College was dramatically different, he was open from day one and the response was, "ah, we could guess." No sweat.
Last year when "mom was on the phone, I let it out casually. She made me repeat it and just blinked." They went for counselling. The therapist made it clear he was "incurable", it was no disease. " If I face discrimination at one workplace, I'll go to another." What about is the verdict? "I'm 21, I eat, sleep late, hang out with friends, and I'm a criminal because I'm attracted to guys! It's weird!" He is worried about 14-15-year-old boys who are closet gays. "Their friends may turn them away. This law puts wrong ideas in people's heads." He wants 377 thrown out at once. The judgment has brought the country together, he said. "That is the happiest outcome."
According to Rama Murali, public health specialist: "The Court may have reversed the 2009 judgment, but progressive social change that has occurred cannot be reversed. The response helps me remain hopeful that activism and increased awareness will push the Government to make legislative change, reverse discrimination against LGBT communities in India."
Keywords: LGBT community, Section-377, LGBT, homosexuality, gay sex, gay rights


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Originally published on Wed November 13, 2013 11:49 am
Ari Shapiro is wrapping up his tenure covering the White House for NPR and is about to make the transition to a new role as NPR's London correspondent. To distract him from readying himself for the big move, NPR Music asked him for this playlist.
I ride my bike to work every morning, and one of the scariest things I see is people with earbuds in their ears, but no helmet in sight. That's not me, I swear. I always wear a helmet, and I never wear headphones or earbuds. Cars are unpredictable! Bicyclists need to be aware of their surroundings!
But I confess that I sometimes tuck my iPhone into the inside pocket of my suit jacket and turn on the volume just loud enough for me to hear it as I ride. I love Morning Edition, but it doesn't carry over the sound of traffic. And I want to listen to something that will make me start the workday feeling happy. So here are five songs that make me pick up the pace and gird myself for a day of battles at the White House.
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This article shows how Delphi can use IP multicast to discover running Apache ActiveMQ message brokers in the local network. The code has been tested with Internet Direct (Indy) 10.6, which is the version included in Delphi XE4, and Apache ActiveMQ 5.8, which is the current release of the open source message broker.
With the code below, a Delphi application can list all ActiveMQ brokers, see their status, and get their IP address. This allows for dynamic configuration of client applications (built for example with Habari Client for ActiveMQ), where systems do not need to know the location of message brokers. It also allows automatic handling of broker failures or maintenance windows without intervention.
Example output
The output shows that a broker was found, running on the computer 'my-PC'. The URL part indicates that the broker provides a connector for the OpenWire protocol on port 61616.
Waiting for broker discovery messages ... Brokers found: default.ActiveMQ-4.alive.%localhost%tcp://my-PC:61616


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Epiphasis, The Bright Of Marshes
Design Thoughts: [To come]
Lore: Another denzen of the Howling Marsh, Epishasis.... [More to come]
[Sample] Quotes (Split Up For Joke, Taunt, Movement, etc):
"If you know a better way to help people than carving up other people, speak up while you still have a tongue."
"I am good... Quit laughing!"
"Let us agree to call it a "Red" Potion. Now shut up, drink it and heal."
(On Killing Karthus or Veigar)"See! Evil... ER will never win."
"It is an 'R' not an 'L'. Bright, as in auspicious, cheerful, ingenIOUS, GLORIOUS! Mwhahahahaha..... Ahh, umm, easy mistake though, really."
Obligatory Skin: Richard?
Stats Block:
[To come, but between "Meele" and "Support" Stats, perhaps a little more towards Taric?]
Mana: 0 (Manaless)
Range: 125 (Weapon is a curved short staff that doubles as an atlatl for his Q)
Passive: Eyes On The Prize
Gains 1 Eye for being within 800 of a Kill, 2 if closer than 400 or 3 for making the Kill regardless of distance, up to 12 Eyes are stored. Every 12(1st)/10(6th)/8(11th)/6(16th) Eyes are converted into a Marsh Ward as soon as space is available in Item Slots. Marsh Wards are Sight Wards but do not stack with them and cannot be sold. (In appearance, they are a PMM's weapon placed point-down, topped with the upper torso of a PCM wearing a crown of eyes glowing green, in PG-13 form, of course...)
Q: Bone Spear
Gains 1 Bone for being within 800 of a Kill, 2 if closer than 400 or 3 for making the Kill regardless of distance, up to 12 Bones are stored. Each Bone Spear does 60/80/100/120/140 (+0.4 bAD) at a Range of 600 and can apply on-hit effects and critical hit. CD: 2s.
W: Explosive Evisceration
If the next autoattack or Q is a Kill, the Target explodes dealing 20/30/40/50/60% of it's max HP in physical damage (bone shards) to all non-Allies within 400 and applying a 10/15/20/25/30% Slow in a 200 radius for 3s (assorted viscera). If the AA or Q was a Critical, a 0.5s Fear is applied to anyone damaged. CD: 30/27/24/21/18
E: Their Pain Makes You Better
Gains 1 Heart for being within 800 of a Kill, 2 if closer than 400 or 3 for making the Kill regardless of distance, up to 12 Hearts are stored.
Passive: Heals 3/6/12/18/21% of all Allied autoattack damage done near Epiphasis, split among all Allies within 800. Damage done to Targets within 800 of him counts singly, damage to Targets closer than 400 counts double and autoattacks by Epihasis count triple. Epishasis Heals himself only half of this amount.
Active: Heal percentage doubles and instead of simply using Enemy flesh to replace that of Allies, it is used to augment them. All Allies within 800 gain 8/12/16/20/24% of Epiphasis' AD, Armour, MR and max (not current) HP. The Active uses all available Hearts at 1 per 0.4/0.5/0.6/0.7/0.8s. CD: 180/165/150/135/120, is reduced by 10s for every Kill if he has 12 Hearts already stored.
R: Rise Of The Minions
When cast, 20% of all the Minions, on both sides, that have Died in the game so far (about 5 per minute) will appear within 2400, randomly distibuted [random direction then random distance in a chi square-like [I think that's what I'm thinking of...] distribution centred about 600] around Epiphasis. If there is not an Enemy of Epiphasis (i.e. a Champion or Minion of the opposing team) in Sight, raised Blue Minions will go towards their Nexus and Purple towards their's until one is spotted or they die. If an Enemy is in Sight, Raised Minions will Attack using normal rules, though formerly Allied Minions will do half damage (e.g. if Epiphasis is Blue, a Raised Purple Minion will only do half damage to Purple Champs or Minions). Raised Minions have a cumulative 0.5% chance per second of dying if not within Sight (1200) of an Enemy, 1% within 800, 2% within 400, and 8% if Attacking. They may also be Killed normally and do not give Gold, but otherwise count as normal Minions (e.g. for Epi's E, Nunu's Consume, etc). CD: Begins when the last Raised Minion Dies, 240/210/180s.
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Assuming you mean Springfield Armory maker of the polymer XD and XDm, Springfield M1-A1 and several 1911 models.
"The whole of the Bill (of Rights) is a declaration of the right of the people at large or considered as individuals.... It establishes some rights of the individual as unalienable and which consequently, no majority has a right to deprive them of." (Albert Gallatin of the New York Historical Society, October 7, 1789)
"A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government." - George Washington
Goto this link-----> Springfield Armory
Click on a model of 1911, say the GI .45
Click on 1911 manual
Goto pages 13-17 of the manual
Your answer lies there.
I have been away for a couple of days & just now seeing this...
ILS stands for Internal Locking System & is SA's mainspring locking mechanism.
It is basically a pin block that locks the mainspring and prevents the gun from cocking. It is turned 'on' & 'off' by a key thingy that comes with the gun.
One of the very 1st things that I did to my SA Loaded was to remove the entire mainspring & ILS assembly and replace with a Smith & Alexander mainspring housing & magwell combo. Replaced the SA mainspring with a 19# Wolff mainspring.
Do all their models come with this? I've been wanting a 1911 and will most likely get one this coming Jan. or Feb. I originally wanted a S&W. Then a Colt. Kimber. Sig. With my expected tax return and money in savings I would have no prob picking up a $1K gun, but lately I find myself leaning toward the GI SA 1911 for the quality and affordability. I had a Rossi .357 mag snubbie with that stupid lock thingy on it, and hated the retardedness of the whole idea. I'd definitely be changing that if I had another gun with a dumb bass lock on it.
If memory serves me correctly, wasn't this an anti-gun group's wish for all pistols many years ago? Also, seems smith wesson kow-towed to their wishes, even though it wasn't made a law & many gun enthusiasts boy-cotted smith because of it? Anyway, I guess that all blew over because the boycott has obviously been dropped & no one mentions it. I didn't know that Springfield also did it.
I know some imports have it because, while not required, it gains them 'points' when they are trying to get their weapons approved for import by ATF.
Meh, my Bersa had one; i put the key in the safe to prevent unauthorized locking and had no problems with it. If i wanted to leave a handgun out but worried about kids (or my insane cats) i would consider it a plus.
I don't use those stupid external trigger locks or breech locks, though the one from my Ruger GP100 makes a fine padlock for my footlocker (no scuff coating).
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i think all new springfields have them. best thing is to get rid if the ils all together. things like that have a tendency to break when you really need it. not a good thing on any gun much less a sd gun.
and if anyone has a good way of getting rid of the bersa lock i would love to know
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