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Naked Chocolat Pudding
This Naked Chocolat Pudding ROCKS ! If you're craving something sweet and chocolate but don't want it to go to your hips this Easter, then this protein packed pudding is just what you need ! Packed full of antioxidants, mineral rich cacao, carob, maca, cinnamon and pure vanilla bean, this potent blend provides sustained energy, supports the endocrine and immune systems and contributes to hormonal balance and optimal well being, and not only that; it tastes amazing... Read More
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Mango Chia Pudding
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Roasted Vegetable Lasagne
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How To Make Chocolate Ganache
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Summer Berry Crunch
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Daily Green Juice
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Teresa Cutter partners with InterContinental Hotels Group
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Gingerbread Cookies
Here's my delicious recipe for gingerbread cookies that I love to bake this time of year and often bundle them up into pretty gifts that I give to family and friends. They are very easy to make and what I love about them is that these cookies are not too sweet, just the perfect amount of spice that just fills the house with joy when you're baking them. Enjoy ! What's great about them: Oats are a great source of soluble fiber that will fill you up, so you feel... Read More
ORGANIC SUPERFOOD – What's Great About It ?
The secret to perfect health is simple "EAT MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES" to feed and nourish your body from the inside out. As an additional benefit, you'll also lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, improve sleep, improve memory + concentration, reduce stress and basically feel amazing ! Healthy Chef Organic Superfood is the ultimate wholefood vitamin formula. A delicious blend of cold pressed organic fruit and vegetables designed to give you 30% of your recommended... Read More
How To Enjoy Healthy Chef Protein + Organic Superfood – Watch the Video !
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Refuel With Naked Chocolat
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How To Make The Perfect Guacamole
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Win a Health Spa Holiday to Kamalaya – Winner Announced
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The Perfect Ratatouille
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Body Shaping Smoothie
This is the ultimate whole-food natural meal replacement and antioxidant formula ! A delicious blend of cold pressed and blended organic fruit and vegetables to support optimum health and nourish your body from the inside out ! What's good about it: This smoothie is high in protein, antioxidants, folate, minerals and fibre to support a healthy metabolism. Studies show the berries contain antioxidants called polyphenols which are anti-inflammatory to the body and can... Read More
Banana Chia Smoothie
He's one of my favourite banana smoothie recipes that I love to make for a healthy breakfast. It contains a nut or a seed milk such as sunflower seed milk or almond milk which I make myself in my vitamix. If you're a little time poor, a spoonful of almond butter blended with water is a good replacement. I add a frozen chopped banana which makes my smoothie yummy and creamy. Blended frozen bananas are a creamy, almost-decadent treat that are the perfect potassium boosting... Read More
Feel Like A Super Hero Every Day
My main aim at The Healthy Chef is to get people cooking, eating healthier and looking after their body, so we can all live better lives that are filled with health and happiness. Life can be pretty tough these days and a lot of times it's difficult trying to have a work life balance. I know for me personally, my Polish nature makes me focus on work, work and more work, leaving very little "me" time. I need to remind myself to take some time every day to either... Read More
Cacao Kapow
This purely delicious power smoothie comes from Bella Clinton – the grand prize winner of our Healthy Chef Spring into Health Competition. In Bella's words: " I have converted even the blokiest of blokes to enjoy this smoothie… after hours of surfing in the heat, my boyfriend, his mates and I are always thirsty, hungry and exhausted. So, bring on the CACAO KAPOW!! Throw all ingredients into a blender, reenergise and revitalise with this delicious and nutritious... Read More
Naked Chocolat Chip Cookies
Last week I promised everyone from my cooking masterclass at the fitness expo that I'd post this purely delicious recipe for my Naked Chocolat Chip Cookies. Well here it is….pure unadulterated goodness with every mouthful. It's a great way of using up your left over almond mylk pulp if you regularly make your own almond milk. Don't despair if you don't have any left over pulp ! I've also give you this amazing recipe using pure almond flour,... Read More
Cauliflower Fried Rice With Turmeric, Ginger + Tamari Roasted Almonds
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Pumpkin Pie With Oatmeal Gingersnap Shortcrust
I love to get into the pumpkin pie spirit this time of year so I've been going pumpkin crazy here at Healthy Chef Headquarters – baking, mixing and testing my ultimate recipe for pumpkin pie. The balance needs to be just right when creating the perfect pumpkin pie. The crust just the right balance of flaky and melt in the mouth. The filling – not too sweet, just velvety and smooth with aromatics of ginger, cinnamon and nutmeg tantalising every bite. I remember... Read More
Thank You From The Healthy Chef !
This picture was taken yesterday after my Healthy Cooking Masterclass at the Sydney Fitness Expo. Please excuse the blurriness due to all the excitement of the event ! It was lovely to see you all there and I had so much fun cooking up a storm and sharing some of my delicious cooking tips and secrets. Your energy was electric ! I made my Naked Chocolat Almond Mylk, Naked Chocolat Chip Cookies (made from the almond pulp), the most amazing Cauliflower Rice infused with turmeric... Read More
HEALTHY CHEF Cooking Masterclass
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Healthy Chef Wellness Board
This is my all time favourite Wellness Board. It's a dish I make when I'm entertaining with friends for breakfast or lunch or even dinner. I love the elements and textures in this dish and how the vegetables of the moment capture the essence of the season. At first glance, my Wellness Board may look a little complicated, but if you look closer – it's really not that hard to create. It's important to have all your miss en place ready to go before... Read More
Why I Love My Smoothies + Juices
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Macro Bowl With Black Rice + Tahini Dressing
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My Beauty Boosting Diet
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Exercise Recovery – what you need to know
When it comes to training for sport and endurance events, it pays to plan and prepare. Mapping out your meals and snacks ahead of time not only makes it easier for you to glide through a training-packed week but also ensures that you are refuelling your body sufficiently in between sessions. Inadequate refuelling is a recipe for burning out, as it can: Impair recovery Increase fatigue Deplete glycogen stores Impair protein synthesis Lower immune function Paying attention... Read More
Raw Muesli
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Detox Papaya Smoothie
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Raw Superfood Salad With Pineapple, Almonds + Turmeric Dressing
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How To Make The Perfect Trail Mix
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Buckwheat & Chia Bread
Nothing beats a warm slice of homemade bread. I love pairing this buckwheat and chia loaf with a nourishing soup for lunch, or a purely delicious salad for dinner. It works well for breakfast too, topped with fresh sliced avocado and Persian feta, or my homemade macadamia butter and a little Manuka honey. Instead of using buckwheat flour, I blend pre-soaked buckwheat for a few seconds into a batter, pulsing until it's a little creamy. What's great about it: Buckwheat... Read More
Keep Your Immune System Fighting Fit
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Mushroom & Quinoa Risotto With Brazil Nut Parmesan
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Roasted Cauliflower With Lemon Scented Garden Herbs and Pomegranate
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Muddled Marrakech Mint Tea
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Gingersnap + Lemon Tea
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Salted Nut Butter Cookies
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A container for memory modules comprising a generally rectangular shape with a lid and tray with a multitude of finger-like protrusions forming vertical slots therebetween for receiving memory modules. The interior is formed such that a cavity may be created above and below the memory modules contained inside providing a buffer region, which protects the contents from damage when the exterior of the container is subjected to physical contact.
1. A method for placing memory modules into a container comprising the steps of
opening the container, the container having a lid;
inserting the memory modules in slots formed between protrusions formed into the container, each of the slots having a root;
seating the modules on a ledge at the root of the slots;
filling a desired number of the slots with the memory modules;
closing the lid of the container; and
securing the lid with a latch.
2. The method of claim 1 further comprising an inspection step after said step of securing said lid to detect the number of memory modules contained in the container.
3. The method as defined by claim 2, wherein said step of inspecting is carried out by an automatic detecting means.
4. The method as defined by claim 3, wherein said automatic detecting means is a photocell.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/268,665 filed on Jun. 29, 1994, U.S. Pat. No. 5,441,150, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/939,988 filed on Sep. 3, 1992, now abandoned.
a. Field of the Invention
The field of the invention pertains to memory module containers, more specifically, memory module packaging for SIMMs and SIPPs.
b. Background Art
Memory modules are generally composed of integrated circuits mounted on printed circuit boards of various shapes. These modules, although fairly durable, may be damaged by electrostatic discharge or excessive physical impact. Antistatic plastic bags and cardboard boxes are among the containers currently being used for storing and handling memory modules.
One disadvantage of these types of containers is the difficulty in performing a final inspection. The bags are difficult to see through because they are typically constructed from opaque or nearly opaque antistatic plastic, and the cardboard boxes are impossible to see through. Therefore, when these types of containers are used, it is laborious, if not impossible, to visually check the container's contents or to determine how many modules are stored therein. To perform an inspection of the contents, therefore, it is usually necessary to open these containers. Since the modules may be destroyed by an electrostatic discharge, any inspection of the contents of these containers is generally done in an electrostatically safe environment. Additionally, the plastic bags are often held closed by a paper warning label or a label indicating the contents of the bag. Opening one of these bags for inspection will destroy the label, requiring the application of a new label. Furthermore, since the bags generally have one opening at their end, depending on the inspection being performed, the inspector may have to dump out all of the modules. While the cardboard boxes may not be damaged by opening and closing, they are often difficult to open and close and must also usually be opened in an electrostatic-free environment.
Another disadvantage of the plastic bags is the lack of protection from physical damage. The protection from physical damage furnished by the uncushioned, thin-walled, flexible plastic bags is minimal. Modules stored in one of these bags are therefore subject to damage from external physical shocks. Further, because of their construction, the bags do not restrain the modules from independent movement. The modules can abrade against each other, causing physical damage from internal movement of the module. Therefore, it is particularly undesirable to package a large quantity of modules in a single storage bag.
Another reason large quantities of modules are not stored in a single bag is that, the higher the number of modules, the more difficult it is to ascertain how many are contained in a storage bag without opening it. It is also impracticable to include more than one type of module in a single bag because it is difficult to verify that the bag contains more than one type of module and to verify the quantity of each type included.
Since each plastic bag generally contains a relatively small number of modules, a large number of bags is required, resulting in increased packaging costs. The cost for packaging the modules in bags is also high because, as the number of packages increases, so do the labor charges to package the modules. Each bag must be opened, closed, sealed, and labeled. Costs are further increased because, depending on how they were closed, the bags are ripped open by the purchaser, preventing reuse.
Another disadvantage of the plastic bags centers around the problems of maintaining an inventory of the as yet unfilled bags. Being flexible, the bags are difficult to stack. Even after they are filled, since their exterior shape is defined to a large extent by their contents, they remain difficult to stack.
Cardboard box containers afford more physical protection for the modules than do the plastic bags. However, these boxes are typically lined with antistatic foam or bubble packing to stabilize, confine, and cushion the modules. Due to this packaging, the boxes are large and bulky, trading larger size for enhanced protection. Much like the plastic bags, the cardboard-box type containers are labor intensive to pack. The more difficult the packing, the longer it takes and the more it costs.
The instant invention comprises a memory module container capable of securing each module separately. This is accomplished by a unique module support structure, which is formed into the inner walls of the container. These containers may also have impact absorbing cavities formed above and below the module support structure. In a preferred application, the container is constructed of semi-transparent, antistatic plastic. Such a novel arrangement not only makes it possible to inspect the contents of the package, but also provides a certain degree of protection to the contents. Since the contents are visible when the container is closed, the contents of a single container need not be identical. This container may also be reused, which results in cost savings. These containers provide a means for easily storing, handling, and inspecting memory modules, while protecting the modules from electrostatic as well as physical damage.
Accordingly, it is an object of the disclosed invention to provide an improved container for memory modules.
A more detailed explanation of the invention is provided in the following description and claims, and is illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention, shown with the lid open and one memory module inserted inside the container.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a container in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention, shown with the lid open and one memory module inserted inside the container.
FIG. 3 is a front view of the tray of the container of FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the container of FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is a side view of the container of FIG. 1 shown with the lid closed.
FIG. 6' is a top view of the container of FIG. 4 showing a sample of the type of information that may be formed into the lid.
FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of section 7--7 of the container of FIG. 6.
FIG. 8 is an enlarged view of section 8--8 of the container of FIG. 6.
A further understanding of the present invention may be had by reference to the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings. Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, two preferred embodiments of a memory module container 10 are represented as being of a one-piece, clam-shell construction. Preferably, the lid 13 and the tray 16 are constructed from a single piece of material. In these preferred embodiments, the material is 0.015 inch thick polyvinyl chloride (PVC) with an antistatic coating. When the lid 13 is opened or closed it follows the path represented by arc 67 in FIG. 4 as the lid 13 rotates around hinge line 58. Hinge line 58 is created by creasing the material between the lid 13 and the tray 16. In this arrangement, the lid 13 and the tray 16 remain connected to each other.
As shown to the best advantage in FIG. 7, there are finger-like tray protrusions 70 formed into the tray inner walls 106, creating vertical slots 19 between adjacent tray protrusions 70. Memory modules 22 are inserted into slots 19, which are spaced apart by a distance equal to the width of a tray protrusion 70. The width of each tray protrusion 70 is at least as large as the height of the components 73 mounted on the printed circuit boards 76 of the modules 22. Depending on the type of components and their resistance to physical damage, the width of the tray protrusions 70 will vary. The slots 19 are approximately the same width as the printed circuit boards 76, such that, when inserted into the container 10, the modules 22 are held substantially free from movement.
At the root 79 (see FIGS. 4 and 5) of the vertical slots 19, a ledge 25 is formed into the tray 16. The ledge 25 extends beyond the tray protrusions 70. Lower edges 85 of the memory modules 22 rest on the ledge 25 after insertion into the slots 19. In this configuration, approximately three-quarters of the width of the modules 22 rest at or below the upper flange 28 of the tray 16 as seen best in FIG. 3. This allows for easy removal of the module 22 from the container 10, while providing sufficient support such that the module stays substantially perpendicular to the ledge 25.
In the preferred embodiment shown in FIG. 1, a lower cavity 31 exists below the modules 22 when they are inserted into the tray 16. The lower cavity 31 has side walls 82 that are preferably 0.25 inches in height, which is the distance between the container base 88 of the tray 16 and the ledge 25. This lower cavity 31 provides a cushioning region or buffer zone, which absorbs some of the shocks and crushing impacts to which the container may be subjected. Since the modules 22 may not touch the container base 88 of the tray 16 in this preferred embodiment, the modules 22 are protected from physical shocks.
In the preferred embodiment shown in FIG. 2, three elongated lower cavities 31 (two of which may be seen in FIG. 2) exist below the modules 22 when they are inserted into the tray 16. The lower cavities 31 in this embodiment are approximately 0.0625 inches deep. As in the preferred embodiment of FIG. 1, these lower cavities 31 provide cushioning regions or buffer zones, which absorbs some of the shocks and crushing impacts to which the container may be subjected. In addition, the elongated cavities 31 increase the structural rigidity of the tray 16.
Referring again to the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, a second cavity 34 is formed into the lid 13, which is tiered or stair stepped, with a first surface 37 approximately half way between a second surface 40 of the lid 13 and a lid lip 43, which forms the horizontal surface of the lid 13 that is closest to the tray 16. In this preferred embodiment, the second surface 40 and the first surface 37 are displaced approximately 0.3 inches from each other. When the lid 13 is closed, the first surface 37 abuts upper flange 28 of the tray 16 around the entire circumference of the upper flange 28. As can be seen to the best advantage in FIG. 5, when the lid 13 is closed, the upper edges 91 of the modules 22 do not touch the second surface 40 of the lid 13 in this preferred embodiment. The distance between the first surface 37 and the second surface 40 may be greater than the approximately one-quarter of the width of the modules 22 that protrudes into the second cavity 34 formed between the first surface 37 and the second surface 40 of the lid 13. Therefore, a small portion of the second cavity 34 may be able to absorb some physical shocks or impacts that may be applied to the second surface 40 and thereby may provide a certain amount of protection to the modules 22.
As an alternative to the smooth cavity 34 formed in the lid 13 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 shows an embodiment wherein there are finger-like lid protrusions 71 formed into the lid inner walls 109, much like the tray protrusions 70, which may be seen to best advantage in FIG. 7. The lid 13 of the embodiment of FIG. 2 is tiered or stair stepped like the embodiment of FIG. 1, with a first surface 37 between a second surface 40 of the lid 13 and a lid lip 43, which again forms the horizontal surface of the lid 13 that is closest to the tray 16. In this preferred embodiment, the second surface 40 and the first surface 37 are displaced from each other a distance that is approximately equal to or slightly greater than the approximately one quarter of the width of the modules 22 that protrudes into the lid 13. As in the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1, when the lid 13 is closed, the first surface 37 abuts the upper flange 28 of the tray 16 around the entire circumference of the upper flange 28.
Above and behind the slots 19, a wall 46 is formed into the tray 16. The wall 46 connects the upper flange 28 to the tray lip 55. In this preferred embodiment, the wall 46 is approximately 0.2 inches in height. The upper flange 28 is preferably 0.2 inches wide. The wall 46 helps align the lid 13 as the lid 13 is closed and increases the rigidity of the tray 16. In addition, eight indentations 49 are formed into the wall 46 at least adjacent to each corner of the container 10.
One corner of container 10 is depicted in FIG. 8, which shows two indentations 49 in the tray 16. These indentions 49 are one-tenth of an inch deep by three-quarters of an inch long in this preferred embodiment. The lid 13 has eight extruded ridges 52 formed into it at positions that correspond to the eight indentations 49 in the tray 16. Two of these extruded ridges 52 are shown in FIG. 8 as they appear when the lid 13 is closed. In FIG. 8, the lid 13 is shown in phantom and the tray 16 is shown with solid lines. This was done to make it easier to distinguish parts of the lid 13 from parts of the tray 16. Since the container 10 is transparent in this preferred embodiment, it is possible to see both the lid 13 and the tray 16 simultaneously. Therefore, the phantom lines were used in FIG. 8 merely to aid comprehension and not in the usual sense to represent hidden components.
A latch releasably holds the container closed. In the preferred embodiments, when the lid 13 is closed, the extruded ridges 52 "snap" into the indentations 49, and the lid 13 is latched securely over the tray 16. Unless purposely opened, the container 10 remains closed, thus providing a secure container for the memory modules 22. The latch, comprising the indentations 49 and the extruded ridges 52, is an integral part of the container 10 in the preferred embodiments, which saves space, weight, material, and cost.
Around the circumference of the exterior portion of the base of wall 46 is a tray lip 55, which is approximately 0.25 inch wide in this preferred embodiment. This tray lip 55 serves as the outer rim on the tray 16 and increases the rigidity of container 10.
The lid 13 and the tray 16 are formed in one piece in which a first back edge 94 of the tray lip 55 is connected to a second back edge 97 of the lid lip 43. At this connection point, a hinge line 58 is created by creasing the plastic, making the container 10 easier to close. This integrated hinge 58 requires no additional parts, which results in further cost savings.
Along a first front edge 100 of the tray lip 55, there is a tray tab 61. Similarly, along a second front edge 103 of the lid lip 43, there is a lid tab 64. These tabs 61, 64 are intentionally misaligned (as can be seen to best advantage in FIG. 6) to facilitate easy opening and closing of the container 10. The misaligned tabs 61, 64 may be readily grasped by a person to open the container 10.
The lid 13 of this preferred embodiment is formed from PVC, which may be formed with pertinent information. FIG. 6 depicts an example of the type of information that may be formed into the lid 13. This information may include, for example, the type of modules, proper uses for the modules, the manufacturer of the modules, the quantity of modules, module handling precautions, the patent number, or warnings. Although standard glued labels may be used with this container, forming information directly into the lid 13 saves labels and extra procedures.
While what has been described above are preferred embodiments of this invention, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that numerous changes may be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. It is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawing shall be interpreted as being illustrative only and not limiting. The invention therefore is not to be limited except in accordance with the below claims.
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WELFARE Minister Iain Duncan Smith was facing mounting anger last night after a bruising encounter with a North-East market trader who challenged him to live on only £53 a week.
The Work and Pensions Secretary, who earns £1,581 a week after tax, claimed he could get by on £53 during a heated debate with County Durham man David Bennett.
Mr Bennett, a father-of-two, challenged the former Tory Party leader on a BBC Radio discussion about the impact of the Government's new welfare shake-up. He said the reforms, which opponents say will hit the poorest in society, will leave him destitute and disputed the Government's claims that the changes will help people break free of benefits.
Mr Duncan Smith was appearing on BBC Radio 4's Today programme as part of a Government fightback in the face of withering criticism of the welfare changes, including the so-called bedroom tax that will hit 660,000 social housing tenants.
But his plan backfired spectacularly when Mr Bennett, who works between 50 and 70 hours per week, confronted him.
Asked whether he could live on £53 a week, Mr Duncan Smith, a former Army officer who married into a wealthy family, replied: "If I had to, I would."
The claim was immediately latched on to by campaigners who set up an online petition calling on him to "prove" he could survive on £53 a week. By last night more than 100,000 people had signed the petition.
Mr Bennett, who lives in the Wear Valley, said last night: "Mr Duncan Smith claims to support small businesses, self employed people and those prepared to work.
"I work around 60 hours a week for nothing, as I am trying to set a business up. His government's policies have just about wiped me out."
Mr Bennett angrily dismissed Mr Duncan Smith's suggestion he should look for another job: "He has the audacity to suggest I go and look for a job that pays more as if I haven't already thought of that.
"I would like him to come and stand in the market with me in the snow and see what life is really like."
Before setting up as a market trader three years ago, Mr Bennett worked as a credit manager for 30 years but was made redundant.
Last year, he earned £2,700, which took him over the threshold for receiving full housing benefit, meaning his monthly allowance was reduced from £75 to £57.
He also receives £50 a week in working tax credits but his benefits only just cover his monthly rent of £400, leaving him with £53 to pay bills, buy food and make a small contribution to his council tax.
He added: "There are people out there who are getting benefits they don't deserve and should be targeted - people who refuse to work and have no intention of working, alcoholics, drug addicts, wife beaters.
"They should be targeted, not the people trying their best. I have been paying national insurance and tax into the system for more than 30 years and taking nothing out. You expect to get some help when you need it."
Mr Duncan Smith said the housing benefit bill had doubled in ten years under Labour, and a quarter of a million people were living in overcrowded social housing.
"We're in an economic mess," he said. "We inherited a problem where we simply don't have the money to spend on all the things people would like us to do.
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"What we are trying to do is get control of the welfare bill . . . without actually slashing or attacking people; we are trying to reform and change it."
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It's interesting that, in the middle of a pennant race, the Tampa Bay Rays chose to keep Wade Davis over Jeremy Hellickson. If nothing else, it's prudent -- Hellickson has tossed a combined 146 1/3 innings, and he'll be needed in the bullpen in September and presumably the playoffs afterward -- but fantasy players have no use for prudence. Davis has an option left, too, so he could be sent down to the minors at no cost. In the end, however, assuming Hellickson misses out on an opportunity to join the rotation again, it might be a good thing even for fantasy owners; it sure will help keep his price down on draft day.
For starters
Starting pitcher rankings for Aug. 24
Rk.: The author's ranking of that pitcher for that day only. T: Pitcher throws left-handed or right-handed. Opp: The pitcher's opponent for the day. Rating: The starting pitcher's matchup rating -- separate from the author's.
Selected notes:
• Despite walking more than four batters per nine innings, Gio Gonzalez has managed to boast a 3.39 ERA and, perhaps more impressively, a 1.29 WHIP. Don't fall in love with him yet -- he benefits quite a bit from his home park -- but he's turned into an auto-start against the weaker offenses in the league, like the Indians.
• Travis Wood has allowed three or fewer runs in all but one of his starts, and the fact that all but one of his starts have come on the road makes it even more eye-popping. He'll face the Giants on the road, too, but so far the league hasn't figured him out in the slightest, so keep throwing him out there.
• You know it's a brutal day for pitching when, despite his immense struggles in recent outings, Josh Beckett ranks 10th. But what can you do when he's facing the weakest offense in the entire major leagues? Beckett still is striking out batters and you have to figure he's just too talented not to turn it around, so if you're not going to drop him, you have to keep him active.
• There's not a pitcher after Beckett I would feel comfortable playing, however. Wade Davis and Jeremy Guthrie rank highly not due to their own performance but the lack of decent alternatives. Colby Lewis is great, but it seems the Twins rough up pitchers left and right, so there's little upside.
• And the rest of the bunch? Don't even think about it. Carlos Zambrano has allowed just five runs in his three starts since returning to the rotation, but he's also walked an insane 15 batters. Carl Pavano has been quite hittable recently, and faces the Rangers and the aforementioned Lewis in Arlington. Ervin Santana has allowed home runs in six consecutive starts and has walked eight batters in his past two outings. The hittable Derek Lowe in Colorado? Pass!
Now batting
Hitter matchup ratings for Aug. 24
Hitter ratings account for the opposing starting pitcher's past history (three years' worth as well as past 21 days) as well as ballpark factors. "LHB" and "RHB" ratings account only for left- and right-handed batters, respectively.
Hitters' count:
Jack Cust, DH, Athletics: The always-erratic Cust has followed up his superb July with a brutal August -- he's struck out 27 times in 17 games -- but has feasted on Fausto Carmona, going 5-for-10 with five walks and a pair of dingers.
Nick Markakis, OF, Orioles: Apparently, nearly 96 percent of ESPN standard leagues roster Markakis. He has had a brutal season and is batting just .233 with two home runs since the break, but the good news is he has shown life against Gavin Floyd in the past, going 3-for-10 with a pair of doubles and a homer.
Austin Jackson, OF, Tigers: A robust 14-for-35 (.400) during his eight-game hitting streak, Jackson also has been active on the basepaths, going 3-for-4 in steal attempts. He's a threat to run wild on the likes of Jason Kendall, who has thrown out 28 percent of attempted steals out of a whopping 135 attempts.
Russell Branyan, 1B, Mariners: In the midst of one of his power binges, Branyan has four dingers in the past week. Expect him to keep it coming against the struggling Josh Beckett, against whom he's 6-for-13 (.462) with four extra-base hits, including two long balls.
Pitchers' count:
Ryan Zimmerman, 3B, Nationals: Still looking for his first extra-base hit against Carlos Zambrano, the slugger has mustered three hits total in 17 career at-bats (.176).
Ryan Doumit, C, Pirates: The good news: Seven of Doumit's nine hits since the All-Star break have gone for extra bases, including two home runs. The bad news: He has just nine hits. A .173 average since the break won't win anyone over, but his catcher eligibility means you should remain patient in the long term. In the short term, however, avoid him versus Adam Wainwright, against whom he's 5-for-21 (.238).
Matt Holliday, OF, Cardinals: Despite the fact righties have hit .301 with a .363 OBP lifetime against Paul Maholm, the left-hander has had Holliday's number in his career, limiting the outfielder to just one hit, a home run, in 14 at-bats.
Carlos Beltran, OF, Mets: Baseball's all-time stolen base thief in terms of success rate, it's hard to believe he's at full strength when he's attempted just one stolen base and was caught at that. It's time to cut bait. Now's as good a time as any: Beltran is 3-for-21 (.143) with zero extra-base hits and five strikeouts against Josh Johnson.
Alexei Ramirez, SS, White Sox: The shortstop is searching for his first hit against Jeremy Guthrie, putting up a donut in 12 career at-bats.
Stephen Drew, SS, Diamondbacks: Drew has always been a nonfactor against southpaws, and that trend has continued this season, as he's batting .188 in 101 at-bats off lefties. Is it any surprise, then, that he is 0-for-4 lifetime versus Clayton Richard?
Baseball Challenge Pick of the Day
Manny Ramirez, LF, Dodgers: Is Manny ready to rake now that he's finally healthy? Let's hope so. He's extremely cheap (just 3.4 on the market), valuable when inflation is so rampant this late into the season, and is 4-for-7 with four walks and two extra-base hits (one home run) against Dave Bush.
Injury list: Out
Maicer Izturis, 2B/3B/SS, Angels (15-day DL, shoulder)
Dustin Pedroia, 2B, Red Sox (15-day DL, foot)
Alex Rodriguez, 3B, Yankees (15-day DL, calf)
Injury list: Day-to-day
David Aardsma, RP, Mariners (ribs)
Corey Hart, OF, Brewers (hamstring)
Colby Rasmus, OF, Cardinals (calf)
Matt Thornton, RP, White Sox (forearm)
Weather concerns
Weatherproof: Yankees-Blue Jays and Dodgers-Brewers. Showers in the nation's capital (60 percent chance) are quite likely, but Washington D.C. is the only city at significant risk of precipitation.
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The job seemed thankless, chairing the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee during a 2012 election cycle when 23 Democratic seats were up for re-election compared to just 11 Republican seats. But Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., has found themes and bogeymen, first the Republicans' alleged "War on Women," and, as of Wednesday, a familiar demon — the […] [Read More]
Jailhouse candidate: 41 percent against Obama
West Virginia has never warmed to President Obama. He lost the Mountaineer State's 2008 primary to Hillary Clinton by a 41-point margin, and was thumped by John McCain in the fall election. Still, the 41 percent showing by a federal prison inmate in Tuesday's West Virginia presidential primary is raising the eyebrows of political junkies […] [Read More]
Lugar loses: Tea Party helps oust Republican Senator
A Tea Party-backed candidate on Tuesday ended the 36-year career of Indiana's Republican Sen. Richard Lugar, extending a stream of victories by hard-core conservatives in GOP primaries and caucuses. Lugar lost to GOP State Treasurer Richard Mourdock, who told MSNBC a week ago: "To the charge that there's a special interest group that's been supporting […] [Read More]
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A new Gallup Poll shows Americans divided down the middle, with a tiny advantage to those who believe that the country should legally recognize marriage between couples of the same sex. By a 50-48 percent margin, respondents in the poll favored same-sex marriage, a big gain in support from three or four years ago, but […] [Read More]
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Vice President Joe Biden said it on "Meet the Press" Sunday, and now U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has told MSNBC that he, too, supports same-sex marriage. The statements have set off a round of political speculation, perhaps summed up by marriage equality foe Brian Brown of the National Organization for Marriage: "He (Biden) […] [Read More]
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Anti-marriage equality group challenges Dan Savage to debate
A internal National Organization for Marriage strategy memo recently listed the goal of "sideswiping Obama", along with various tactics designed to gin up opposition to same-sex marriage among African-Americans and Latinos. NOM has found a vehicle to that end — Seattle-based sex advice columnist Dan Savage, architect of the "It Gets Better" campaign designed to […] [Read More]
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Ted Nugent had what he called an "adorable" meeting with U.S. Secret Service agents after the "Motor City Madman" made what sounded like threatening remarks toward President Obama at last month's National Rifle Assn. convention. The Secret Service "did their job perfectly and I answered the questions perfectly," Nugent, aging rocker, reality TV star, gun […] [Read More]
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If I let go of an object from my hand, and it doesn't accelerate towards the ground, then it will never hit the ground. That seems unlikely.
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If I let go of an object from my hand, and it doesn't accelerate towards the ground, then it will never hit the ground. That seems unlikely.
It seems pretty strange that the Swedish Language Council wanted "ogooglebar" to mean "something that can't be found in *any* search engine"
As far as I'm concerned, if I say something is "un-google-able" then I mean "I can't find it in Google"
For example, the search term ||= is ungoogleable, but is it ogooglebar?
Sorry, I just figured out you're talking about the missing '.' which is of course a mistake in the description
I must have missed the day that 0 stopped being part of the set of "any number"
I'm assuming since most of the clues begin and end with
Right, but the HMAC session key is used to encrypt user sessions. Change the key, and all the old sessions become invalid. Your suggestion is akin to saying, after someone stops working at your company, every user of the company's website should get logged out.
Seems like you are mistaken. The very next sentence after the block you quoted says:
There are other exploitable scenarios, but it really depends on what your app is doing. Since it is impossible to prove that something isn't insecure, you should take the vulnerability seriously and upgrade anyway even if you think you aren't affected.
(I know, I know, it means you must be a PHP developer)
What if you have one coder using project_cost and another using projectDeadline, and this lack of consistency is continued across the whole set of functions and variables in the project?
He was also a member of the Flat Earth Society. It's shocking what beliefs he got away with as a scientist
some operating systems
Easy solution: Don't go and see it!
Does the definition of 20/20 vision really mix imperial and metric units?
> You know Diebold (of the easily hacked voting machines scandal) still makes ABM banking machines, right?
They make Automatic Banking Machine Banking Machines? They're even more redundant than I thought!
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Orange County, Calif.—Jan. 26, 2015—The next Santa Ana Sites event is the result of what happens when a classical orchestra, Pacific Symphony, teams up with an experimental music ensemble, wild Up, and explores an eclectic mix of contemporary music at a converted warehouse turned art space in Santa ... (more...)
BMOP to Release Two New Albums by Composers-in-Residence
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Boston, MA (For Release 1.12.15) – Known as the nation's foremost label launched by an orchestra and devoted exclusively to new music, BMOP/sound today announced the release of two new albums featuring works by former BMOP Composers-in-Residence: Andrew Norman: Play (Release Date: 01/2015; and Elena... (more...)
Calder Quartet to Perform World Premiere at Segerstrom Center, 3/11
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Southern California's esteemed Calder Quartet, hailed as 'outstanding' and 'superb' by The New York Times, returns to Segerstrom Center on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 in Samueli Theater. For their return visit to the Center, violinists Benjamin Jacobson and Andrew Bulbrook, violist Jonathan Moerschel ... (more...)
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Can you be more specific about what Skiles said that upset you? Sam Dalembert: No, I really don't want to go into detail. I don't want to go into it because it really hurt me. I had to express myself. I had to let him know where I'm coming from, the root of who I am today, what is defining me. It's my country defining me. Anybody who knows me, you can ask any of my teammates, I am the most enthusiastic, happy person coming in the morning. I'm the player where I am always very respectful. I don't know what happened between us. I'm not going to say that conversation was 100 percent the reason for what happened (not him being demoted) but for some reason there was nothing said to me again and everything went downhill. There was no explanation. There was no conversation. Nothing was said to me. He didn't say, 'Hey, this is what I want you to focus on or anything like that.' It wasn't just me. Other guys were going through the same thing with him, guys who have been here way before me. So you can only imagine what they were going through. For me, it was new. I never got a chance to know him or what he didn't like about me. Racine Journal-Times
You may have heard the rumors that it was your fault and not Skiles' fault for your demotion, that you were reporting late to games and practices, etc. Sam Dalembert: Listen, I'm not the only one who's ever been late for a game. At some point in an 82-game season, somebody is going to be late. I wasn't the only one on the team. But that's not the reason for all of this. That one (where he was allegedly late), there was a cutoff time and I was in the hallway on the phone. I had something important to talk about and then I came back (in the locker room). That's not being late for the game. But that's got nothing to do with this. If I was late for one game, it was because of miscommunication. Ever since that time, I've never been late. Racine Journal-Times
There have also been whispers that Skiles reprimanded you because of some off-the-court incidents, that you were partying too much and not taking your job seriously. SD: Wow. I was partying too much? Where at? I would like to know where I was partying too much. I know where I go to restaurants. But partying too much? What off-the-court issues do I have? At the end of the day, people can say whatever they want to say. They can use whatever excuses they want. That's why I don't go on the internet and read all that stuff. You got haters and lovers. You can't convince people who already hate you. Racine Journal-Times
Dwane Casey knows how changes can be made abruptly in the NBA. So the Toronto Raptors coach was not too stunned to hear that Jim Boylan was replacing Scott Skiles as Bucks coach a few days ago. Boylan's Bucks meet the Raptors in a Sunday matinee, Canadian style. "Nothing surprises me in the NBA," Casey said in his remarks to reporters about an hour before tip-off. "I've been there before, seen it, done it, been in that situation. "That's our league. Not trying to be flippant about it. There's different situations, circumstances or whatever it is. I do know Scott has done a good job with that team. They've got his personality. They play hard; they scratch, they claw. So you're in for a 48-minute fight. "That's what we're going to face today." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
The reality in Milwaukee is that coach Scott Skiles wanted out months ago, putting his house up for sale in the area and banking that he could get the Orlando job. It didn't happen, and Skiles had no interest in a contract extension with a roster that is a strange combination of aging veterans, solid but not spectacular youngsters, and the backcourt of Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings, who can score but can't defend. Boston Globe
In Wednesday night's game against Chicago, Jennings torched the Bulls for 35 points, making 12 of 24 shots from the floor and 5 of 10 3-pointers. Jennings absolutely lit up his Bulls' counterpart, Nate Robinson, in the third quarter by scoring 20 points. Jennings said his recent surge can be attributed to a boost in confidence. "I got my swagger,'' Jennings said after the Bulls' game in Chicago. "I was dancing a little tonight, clowning around. That's just who I am. So if I'm not doing that, it means I'm having fun.'' Asked the biggest difference between Boylan and Skiles, Jennings said, "Jim is more vocal. When I'm down, he comes and talks to me and says we need to keep it going. "When your coach is like that, you get all the confidence in the world.'' Racine Journal-Times
Then there was Brandon Jennings, who said he understood the business side but not the way the news was conveyed to him in particular. "Scott Skiles was my coach for four years. He was my first NBA coach. He was the guy who put the ball in my hands as a rookie and just told me to go, so I have nothing negative to say," he said. "I'm real shocked. The only thing was a little bit upset about is I had to hear from him first and not from the team. Scott called me last night and we talked for about 15-20 minutes. He was the first one to tell me that he wouldn't be coming back. "It was tough on me a little bit, but I slept on it and I know it's part of the business. So we just have to move on. But he told me to keep in contact with him, and I will. "To go out like this and the fact we're still at .500 and No. 7 in the Eastern Conference is just a total shock to me. It's going to be different for me, but I'm going to be ready." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
"I mean, the team didn't tell me. Scott told me," he said. "I think that's why I was a little frustrated at first -- just the fact that I had to hear it from my own coach and not from the team. If I'm supposed to be the franchise player, why don't I hear the news first? Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Frank Madden: Skiles on supposedly hating his team: "If (the writer) has that information, it was given to him by somebody to demean me." via @Charles F. Gardner Twitter @brewhoop
So what did Skiles think of his team? The Bucks went 16-16 under his leadership this season and were tied for the seventh playoff position in the Eastern Conference, although they had lost four straight. "There's always the normal coach-player friction that goes on," Skiles said in an interview Tuesday afternoon. "Guys at this level are great players. This is, as NBA teams go, this is a good group of guys." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Steve Aschburner: Skiles statement on Bucks exit: "John and I met and mutually agreed that a coaching change would be in the best interest of both parties." Twitter @AschNBA
Scott Skiles is no longer the coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, according to a person familiar with the discussions. The person, who spoke to USA TODAY Sports on the condition of anonymity because the team had yet to announce the move, said it was a mutual decision between Skiles and the team. USA Today Sports
A league source confirmed late Monday night that Scott Skiles is out as coach of the Milwaukee Bucks after four-plus seasons. The source said it was mutually agreed between the two parties that Skiles would no longer coach the Bucks, effective immediately. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Adrian Wojnarowski: Close coaching friend of ex-Bucks coach Scott Skiles tells Y! Sports: "Scott hated his team." Twitter @WojYahooNBA
Ken Berger: Given Skiles' obvious lack of interest in staying with Bucks beyond this season, the mutual decision was made to part ways now. Twitter @KBergCBS
Gery Woelfel: Some NBA officials said Skiles was almost jettisoned last week but got a reprieve when Bucks upset Heat. Twitter
Jim Boylan will take over as interim coach of the team beginning with Tuesday's home game against Phoenix, the source indicated. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
I chatted with Jackson after the game at the BMO Harris Bradley Center and, as usual, he didn't pull many punches. When I asked Jackson whether he had talked to Bucks coach Scott Skiles, with whom he had a tumultuous relationship, since being dealt, Jackson looked at me incredulously and said, "Are you serious? … Are you serious?" He then paused, raised his voice and again said, "Are you serious? No, I haven't talked to Scott Skiles. I wish him the best." Racine Journal-Times
Jeff McDonald: Asked if he had spoken with Scott Skiles since being traded, Jack said "are you serious?" and laughed for 15 seconds straight. Twitter @JMcDonald_SAEN
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