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A thermostat used to control a temperature conditioning system to heat or cool a comfort zone to a heating setpoint and a cooling setpoint. The thermostat is microcomputer based and includes both a digital keypad and display for setpoint entry by an operator. Control means in the thermostat automatically insure that at least a predetermined minimum offset is maintained between the heating and cooling setpoints stored in memory, and the control means are further operative to adjust one of the setpoints if the operator enters a value for the other setpoint that is in error.
1. A thermostat for controlling a temperture conditioning system to selectively heat or cool a comfort zone to a heating or cooling setpoint, respectively, said thermostat comprising
a. a digital keypad including a plurality of keys, each associated with an alphanumeric value;
b. memory means for storing the heating and cooling setpoints entered by an operator on the digital keypad;
c. means for displaying the heating and cooling setpoints; and
d. control means for controlling the temperature conditioning system to selectively condition the comfort zone to the heating or the cooling setpoint, said control means being connected to the digital keypad, the display means and memory means and operative to automatically maintain at least a predetermined offset between the heating and cooling setpoints by adjusting the value of one of the setpoints as the other setpoint is entered by the operator, and displaying the adjusted value to the operator to alert him of the change, so that the adjusted value may either be entered into the memory means or changed by the operator.
2. The thermostat of claim 1 wherein the predetermined offset between the heating setpoint and the cooling setpoint is automatically maintained so that the heating setpoint is less than the cooling setpoint.
3. The thermostat of claim 2 wherein the control means are operative to automatically display the new value of said one setpoint and to automatically enter the new value in memory after a predetermined time period has elapsed unless the operator has already entered the new value or has changed it.
4. A thermostat for controlling a temperature conditioning system to selectively heat or cool a comfort zone to a heating or cooling setpoint, respectively, said thermostat comprising
a. data entry means for entering the heating and the cooling setpoints;
b. memory means for storing the heating and cooling setpoints entered on the data entry means;
c. a temperature sensor disposed in the comfort zone;
d. means for displaying the heating and cooling setpoints in digital format; and
e. control means electrically connected to the data entry means, memory means, temperature sensor, and display means for controlling the temperature conditioning system to heat the comfort zone if the temperature therein is less than the heating setpoint and to cool the comfort zone if the temperature therein is greater than the cooling setpoint, said control means being operative to automatically adjust one of the heating and cooling setpoints from a previously stored old value to a new value if the operator enters into the memory means the other of the heating and cooling setpoints which differs by less than a predetermined offset from the old value of the one setpoint previously stored in the memory means, and further operative to display the new value on the display means to alert the operator so that he may enter it in the memory means or change it.
5. The thermostat of claim 4 wherein said new value of the one setpoint differs by the predetermined offset from the other value entered by the operator, and the new value is automatically stored in the memory means after a predetermined time period has elapsed unless the operator has already entered it or had changed it.
6. The thermostat of claim 4 further comprising display means for simultaneously displaying both the heating and cooling setpoints, and including means for indicating the entry into the memory means of the heating and cooling setpoints.
7. A thermostat for controlling a temperature conditioning system to selectively heat or cool a comfort zone to a heating or cooling setpoint, respectively, said thermostat comprising
a. data entry means for entering the heating and the cooling setpoints and other data in a programmed sequence;
b. random access memory means for storing the heating and cooling setpoints and other data entered on the data entry means;
c. a temperature sensor disposed in the comfort zone;
d. display means for displaying data, including data stored in the random access memory means, and data entered on the data entry means; and
e. control means, electrically connected to the data entry means, the random access memory means, the display means, and the temperature sensor, for controlling the temperature conditioning system in an auto changeover mode, in which the control means cause the temperature conditioning system to heat the comfort zone when the temperature therein is less than the heating setpoint, and to cool the comfort zone when the temperature therein is greater than the cooling setpoint, said control means being further operative to automatically cause the display means to display an adjusted new value for one of the heating and cooling setpoints if an operator enters the other of the heating and cooling setpoints which differs from an old value for the one setpoint by less than a predetermined offset, said adjusted value being different from the other of the heating and cooling setpoints by the predetermined offset whereby the operator is alerted to the new value and given the opportunity to enter the new value into the random access memory means or to change it.
8. The thermostat of claim 7 wherein the display means include at least four digits, two of which are used to show the cooling setpoint, and two, the heating setpoint.
9. The thermostat of claim 7 wherein the control means are further operative to accept only cooling setpoints less than a predetermined maximum and heating setpoints greater than a predetermined minimum.
1. Technical Field
This invention generally pertains to a thermostat for controlling a temperature conditioning system, and specifically to an auto changeover thermostat for controlling heating and cooling in accordance with operator entered heating and cooling setpoints.
2. Background Art
A temperature conditioning system capable of both heating and cooling a comfort zone may be controlled by a thermostat that includes a manual switch for selecting the mode of operation. Such a device requires only a single temperature setpoint that may be set to different values when the control mode is manually changed.
Alternatively, a thermostat may be equipped with means for automatically changing between the heating and cooling modes in response to the deviation of the zone temperature from an upper and lower temperature setpoint. If the zone temperature is less than the heating setpoint, the thermostat energizes the temperature conditioning system in a heating mode; and conversely, if the zone temperature is warmer than the cooling setpoint, the thermostat effects operation of the system in the cooling mode. To avoid excessive cycling of the system between cooling and heating, most conventional auto changeover thermostats include a mechanical stop to prevent levers used for adjusting the setpoints from being positioned with too little differential or offset between the setpoints. It is desirable to maintain at least a 4�-5� F. deadband between these setpoints to avoid unnecessary cycling between modes and resulting high energy consumption. Moreover, the mechanical stop used in such conventional thermostats insures that the heating and cooling setpoints do not cross-over, i.e., that the cooling setpoint is always higher in temperature than the heating setpoint.
In a digital thermostat using a keypad for entry of setpoints into memory, mechanical means for preventing setpoint entry errors are inappropriate. Digital thermostats typically alert the operator if he has entered an incorrect heating or cooling setpoint by flashing an "error" message. The operator may then enter corrected values. In other digital auto changeover thermostats, the entry of a setpoint is accomplished with controls that cause the displayed temperature to slew either upward or downward in value. Since only one setpoint is usually displayed at a time, it is possible to overlook a significant change in relationship between the heating and cooling setpoints, such as cross-over, unless some means is used to alert the operator of the condition.
In the event that an operator enters an incorrect setpoint using either a digital keypad or a slewing control for input, it would be desirable for the control to automatically adjust the other setpoint so as to maintain at least the minimum desired offset. Should this occur, however, the control should clearly indicate that such a change has occurred.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide a digital heating/cooling auto changeover thermostat that automatically maintains a minimum deadband between the heating and cooling setpoints.
Another object of this invention is to provide such a thermostat wherein the heating setpoint is never allowed to exceed the cooling setpoint.
A further object of this invention is that the thermostat automatically adjust one of the setpoints to maintain a minimum deadband if the operator enters a value for the other setpoint that would otherwise cause the deadband to be less than the required minimum.
A still further object is that the thermostat alert the operator to an automatically adjusted setpoint value by displaying the new value and giving the operator the opportunity to amend the adjusted setpoint or to accept it.
These and other objects of the invention will be apparent from the description of the preferred embodiment contained hereinbelow and by reference to the attached drawings.
This invention is a thermostat for controlling a temperature conditioning system to selectively heat or cool a comfort zone to a heating or a cooling setpoint, respectively. The thermostat includes a digital keypad with which the operator may enter the setpoint values. Memory means are operative to store setpoint values entered by the operator. Control means connected to the memory means selectively control the temperature conditioning system to the heating or cooling setpoint and automatically maintain at least a predetermined offset between the setpoints.
If the operator enters one of the setpoints on the keypad that would result in less than the desired offset between setpoints, the control adjusts the other setpoint automatically. The thermostat further includes means for displaying the setpoints and thus is able to show the adjusted setpoint to alert the operator to the changed value.
FIG. 1 is a diagram of a generally conventional heat pump system controlled by a thermostat that includes the subject invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the surface of the thermostat illustrating the layout and disposition of the digital keypad and display.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the thermostat control.
FIG. 4 is a flow chart that sets forth the control logic of the subject invention.
A generally conventional air source heat pump is shown in FIG. 1, and includes an outdoor unit 10 and an indoor unit 11. The heat pump system is shown in a schematic block diagram format, with the indoor unit 10 arranged to provide temperature conditioned air to a comfort zone 12. The heat pump comprises a refrigerant vapor compressor 13, coupled to an electric reversing valve 14, and expansion/bypass valves 15 and 16 are provided such that the heat pump system may be selectively operated either to heat or to cool air circulated through the comfort zone 12 by an indoor fan 17. Further included in the heat pump system are an indoor heat exchanger 18, an outdoor heat exchanger 19, and outdoor fan 20. Electric heating elements 21 are provided as an auxiliary heat source for heating the comfort zone 10 when the outdoor ambient air temperature is relatively low.
During operation in the heating mode, refrigerant vapor is compressed by compressor 13, passes through reversing valve 14 and into the indoor unit 11, where it is condensed in the indoor heat exchanger 18 by heat transfer with air circulated into the comfort zone 12 by indoor fan 17. The condensed refrigerant liquid bypasses through expansion/bypass valve 16 and expands through expansion/bypass valve 15 into the outdoor heat exchanger 19. The outdoor fan 20 moves outdoor ambient air through the outdoor heat exchanger 19 in heat exchange relationship therewith, such that the refrigerant liquid is vaporized as it absorbs heat from the air. The refrigerant vapor thereafter returns through reversing valve 14 to the inlet of compressor 13.
While operating in the heating mode, the capacity and efficiency of an air source heat pump is significantly reduced when the outdoor ambient air temperature is relatively low. It is therefore common practice to supply auxiliary heating stages to supplement the heating capacity of a heat pump under these conditions. In the preferred embodiment, electric heating elements 21 are disposed to heat air circulated into the comfort zone 12 by the indoor fan 17. Although only a single heating element 21 is diagrammatically shown in FIG. 1, it should be considered representative of one or more stages of electric heat, each stage capable of being selectively energized as required to meeting the heating demand.
Air supplied to the comfort zone 12 may also be selectively cooled rather than heated, by operation of reversing valve 14 which interchanges the functions of the indoor and outdoor heat exchangers 18 and 19, respectively. In the cooling mode, the outdoor heat exchanger 19 serves as a condenser to condense the compressed refrigerant vapor supplied by compressor 13. The condensed liquid bypasses through expansion/bypass valve 15 and expands through expansion/bypass valve 16 into the indoor heat exchanger 18. The refrigerant liquid is vaporized in heat transfer relationship with air circulated into the comfort zone 12 by the indoor fan 17, thereby cooling the air. The vaporized refrigerant returns to the compressor 13, to repeat the cycle.
Power is applied to each of the operating elements of the heat pump system from a power source/relay board 22 under the control of a thermostat 23. Thermostat 23 is connected to the power source/relay board 22 by means of a multi-conductor low voltage cable 24. Although the power source/relay board 22 is shown diagrammatically in FIG. 1 as being disposed within the comfort zone 12, it may equally well be disposed within or adjacent to the indoor unit 11. Relay board 22 is supplied with a source of line power, and when selected relays are closed under the control of thermostat 23, line power at the proper voltage level is applied to selected operating components of the heat pump system to energize them. Specifically, compressor 13, reversing valve 14, outdoor fan 20, indoor fan 17, and electric heating stages 21 may be energized by current so controlled, through power supply leads 25-29, respectively.
Referring now to FIG. 3, the thermostat control 23 is seen to include a microcomputer 32 connected to a digital display 30 and digital keypad 31. Thermostat 23 further comprises a multiplexer chip 34 and relay driver 38, with DC power provided at required voltage levels (e.g., +5 VDC) by DC power supply 33. Microcomputer 32 includes a central processing unit (CPU), a read-only memory (ROM), a random-access memory (RAM), an internal timer/counter, and an anlog-to-digital (A-D) converter. In the preferred embodiment, microcomputer 32 is an Intel, type 8022 large scale integrated circuit, specifically selected for its on-chip analog-to-digital conversion capability. A microcomputer without A-D converter, but otherwise similar and an external 8 bit A-D converter chip or discrete circuitry, would be equally suitable for carrying out the subject invention.
The DC power supply 33 is of generally conventional design, and provides a regulated DC voltage to power microcomputer 32 and the other components connected to the DC bus of the thermostat 23. Relay driver 38 is also of conventional design well known to those skilled in the art, and includes solid-state switching to energize selected relay coils on relay board 22, in response to logic level signals from microcomputer 32 transmitted over output logic lines 37.
An analog input signal to microcomputer 32 is selected by logic selector signals output over selector lines 35 which are connected to multiplexor chip 34. Multiplexer 34 receives a digital select code from microcomputer 32 via lines 35, decodes that information, and provides the selected analog signal on line 36, as input to the built-in A-D converter of microcomputer 32. Multiplexer chip 34, in the preferred embodiment, is a Motorola Corporation integrated circuit, type MC 14051; other similar multiplexers would be equally suitable. Analog signals are provided as inputs to the multiplexer chips 34 from various temperature sensors such as thermistors disposed at various points throughout the heat pump system, and from a temperature sensor 39 included within the housing of thermostat 23 and thus disposed within comfort zone 12. The resistance of each of the temperature sensors including comfort zone temperature sensor 39 changes as a function of temperature; a pull-up resistor 40 connected to the DC power supply voltage is connected to analog input line 36 to insure that a DC voltage proportional to the selected temperature is applied to the analog input of microcomputer 32.
FIG. 2 illustrates the external appearance of the front panel of thermostat 23, as viewed by an operator. Display 30 includes four, seven segment vacuum fluorescent (VF) display digits, with five annunicator VF bars 41 on both the top and the bottom of the digital display. Annunicator bars 41 are lighted by the control to prompt the operator in entering data such as setpoints, and to designate the status of the digital data shown on display 30.
Keypad 31 includes 10 numeric keys 31a, "0-9", and six function keys 31b. Since the preferred embodiment of thermostat 23 provides for programming a schedule of desired temperature setpoints to be maintained at selected times on selected days, keypad 31 and display 30 provide means for entering both time and temperature setpoints. These provisions allow an operator to establish heating and cooling setpoints for a normal occupied time period, a sleep time period, and a working period when the comfort zone is unoccupied. In addition, a trip schedule is programmable that permits the heat pump system to be operated at setpoints consistent with an unoccupied comfort zone 12 for a prescribed number of days, and then set up to a normal occupied setpoint prior to the return of the occupants. Since the full operating functions of thermostat 23 need not be explained to fully disclose the operation of the subject invention, most of these features will not be further discussed herein.
A flow chart illustrating the control logic for implementing the error entry functions of thermostat 23 is illustrated in FIG. 4. The flow chart of FIG. 4 may be considered as a subroutine of the control logic machine language instructions stored within the read-only memory (ROM) of microcomputer 32 as a binary code, for implementing control of the heat pump system to maintain the comfort zone 12 at a desired setpoint, and for implementing the other control features of thermostat 23. The purpose of the control logic shown in FIG. 4 is simply to insure that the heating and cooling setpoints entered by an operator differ by a predetermined minimum offset value, and that the cooling setpoint is always higher in value than the heating setpoint. In addition, the control logic of FIG. 4 automatically adjusts one of the setpoints to maintain the required offset if an operator enters an incorrect setpoint. The subroutine is called at milli-second intervals to insure that an entry key stroke by the operator is not overlooked while the mainline program is busy with normal control of the heat pump system.
Starting in the upper left corner of FIG. 4, the program determines if an operator has depressed a key on keypad 31; if not, control is returned to the main line program. However, if a key has been depressed, the program next determines whether a program sequence is in progress. For example, if the first key depressed is "NORMAL PROG" on keypad 31, this would initiate a program sequence, and subsequent key strokes would be interpreted as part of the program sequence. A flag would be set to note that the program sequence is in progress, and a decode program for accepting data input to this function, NORMAL PROGRAM, would be selected from the machine language instructions stored in ROM. The sequence initiated by the normal program key expects the operator to input a heating setpoint, followed by a cooling setpoint. The program also retrieves the current values for heating and cooling setpoint from random access memory (RAM) as noted by the instruction "Get first sequence this program".
If, as is the case under the normal program sequence, the heating and cooling setpoints are the active data input required from the operator, the program places the current heating setpont in the left two digits of display 30 and the cooling setpoint in the right two digits, and causes the heat setpoint annunicator 41 to blink. The blinking heat setpoint annunciator advises the operator that he should either accept the existing heat setpoint value as displayed by pushing the enter key, or enter a new heat setpoint value.
As an example, it will be presumed that the display 30 shows a heating setpoint of 72� in the left two digits and a cooling setpoint of 80� in the right two digits. If the operator wishes to enter a heating setpoint of 78�, his next key stroke would be the most significant digit of this value, "7". Beginning the program again at "Start", the key stroke on "7" would be detected, and since the program sequence is in progress, the program would next ask if the Enter key had been struck. A negative answer to this question causes the program to ask if the heating sequence is in progess, and with an affirmative answer, rotates the value of the key "7" into the left two digits of the display 30, blanking the left-most digit. The heat setpoint annunciator continues to blink to indicate incomplete input. Similarly, when the operator strikes the "8" key to designate the least signfiicant digit of the heating setpoint, the same logic path is followed, resulting in a display showing 78 in the left two digits. The next key stroke would normally be an Enter key, causing the program to branch downward at the point where the logic inquires if the Enter key has been pressed.
The sequence of operation thus far implies that the entry of the heating setpoint is complete; the program next calls up the routine for checking a setpoint and adjusting range, denoted as "CSP" in FIG. 4. The check setpoint routine first checks to see that the heating digits are less than 86� F.--an arbitrary maximum established to insure a reasonable heating setpoint value. Likewise, the program also checks to insure that the heating setpoint is greater than or equal to 46� F. If the heating setpoint is greater than 86� F., it is adjusted to equal 86� F.; and if less than 46� F., it is set to equal 46� F. Subroutine CSP also checks to see that the cooling digits are less than 90� F. and, if not, sets them equal to 90� F. More importantly, it determines whether the cooling setpoint is greater than the heating setpoint, plus 4� and, if not, sets the deadband error flag. In the examples cited, the operator has just entered a heating setpoint of 78� F., with a previous cooling setpoint entry of 80� F. This results in the deadband error flag being set since the new heating setpoint differs from the old cooling setpoint by only two degrees. (The use of a 4� F. minimum deadband is by way of example and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention.)
An exit from subroutine CSP returns to the point in the program where the condition of the deadband error flag is checked immediately following the subroutine call instruction. If this flag is set, the cooling setpoint is adjusted to equal the heating setpoint, plus 4�. Thus, the display automatically changes the cooling setpoint which was previously at 80� to a new setpoint of 82�, providing the required 4� minimum offset between heating and cooling setpoints. Following this, the deadband error flag is cleared and the program sequence is advanced to the cooling setpoint entry. The operator may thus compare the currently entered heating setpoint of 78� with the new cooling setpoint of 82� offered by thermostat 23. The thermostat also causes the cooling annunicator 41 to blink to indicate that cooling setpoint data may be accepted as displayed or a new setpoint entered.
If the operator is willing to accept the adjusted value for the cooling setpoint of 82�, he may either push the enter key, or wait for approximately three minutes, after which an interval timer in microcomputer 32 will time out, causing the new value of 82� to be automatically entered for the cooling setpoint.
If the operator wishes to enter a new value for the cooling setpoint, such as 84� F., he may push the number "8" key on keypad 31 while the cool annunciator 41 is still blinking. The program detects a key stroke, determines that a program sequence is in progress, notes that the enter key was not depressed and that the heating sequence is not in progress, and rotates the "8" key to the right-most digit of the two right-hand digits in display 30. The cool setpoint annunicator 41 continues to blink. On his next key stroke, the operator enters a "4" on keypad 31, which results in the "8" being rotated into the second digit from the right and the 4 being rotated into the right-most digit of the display 30. The next key stroke would normally be an Enter key, which (in the second column of FIG. 4) causes a determination that the sequence is not in the heat setpoint sequence but is in the cooling setpoint sequence and that the subroutine CSP should be called to check the setpoints. With the entry example given, the logic of the CSP routine would not set the deadband flag since more than 4 degrees offset exists between the heating and cooling setpoints. Since the deadband error flag is not set, the currently displayed heating setpoint digits are obtained and stored in the appropriate heating setpoint in random-access memory as are the current cooling setpoint digits. The cooling and heating annunciator lights are extinguished and the program advances to the next data entry point in the sequence.
For the normal program sequence, no further data entry is required, however for the other programming sequences such as sleep program, work program, and trip program, additional data entry is required. Since the normal program requires no further data entry, the last sequence for the program is indicated by the display 30 showing dashes for a period of approximately 3 minutes, until an interval timer counter in microcomputer 32 times out.
As a further illustration of the operation of the control logic, assume that the operator enters a heating point of 78� F. followed by a cooling setpoint of 80� F. Subroutine CSP then detects that the cooling setpoint is not greater than the heating setpoint by four degrees, resulting in the deadband error flag being set. A return from routine CSP from the main subroutine results in the detection of the deadband error flag being set, causing the program to reset the heating setpoint from 78 to 76 to insure a four-degree off-set from the newly entered cooling setpoint of 80. The program then decrements the sequence number thereby backing up one step in the entry sequence resulting in the heat setpoint annunicator starting to blink to advise the operator that the heat setpoint has been adjusted. Once again the operator has the option of accepting the adjusted heating setpoint, or entering a new heating setpoint.
Should the operator walk away from the thermostat 23 before completing a programming sequence, microcomputer 32 responds by assuming that the data keyed into the display is intended as a replacement of the previous value of that setpoint, and after about 3 minutes as determined by the internal timer on microcomputer 32, enters the value on the display into memory as the current setpoint value. Setpoint data not replaced by the operator is either retained in memory, or adjusted as required, to provide the four-degree offset between setpoints and then stored in memory.
Programming of the other functions for which thermostat 23 is capable, such as sleep program and work program, is accomplished in a similar manner, however the program sequence expects additional data to be entered by the operator, including times and days that the setpoints are to be effected. Annunicators 41 are used to indicate the need to input such additional data.
While the present invention has been described with respect to a preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that modifications thereto will become apparent to those skilled in the art, which modifications lie within the scope of the present invention, as defined in the claims which follow:
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WASHINGTON – Former U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz on Friday called for U.S. senators to support an international treaty to permanently ban nuclear testing.
The Senate rejected the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in 1999 even while the United States has maintained an informal moratorium on atomic trials that has now lasted for more than two decades. President Obama has made CTBT ratification part of his broader nuclear disarmament agenda, but has yet to formally seek a vote by the upper chamber.
The United States is among eight nations that must still deliver legislative approval before the accord can enter into force.
"You can say a senator might have been right to vote against it when it was first put forward and right to vote for it now. Why? Because things have changed," Shultz said during an event in Washington.
"It's now not just an idea that we can detect tests," he added, echoing previous comments in support of the accord. "There is a network that has been built up now and it has been demonstrated that we can detect all, even small tests."
The organization preparing for the treaty's entry into force has to date certified nearly 300 facilities that would use seismic sensors and other technologies to identify a secret nuclear blast. The CTBT International Monitoring System picked up signs of all three North Korean underground atomic blasts dating to 2006, most recently on Feb. 12. The United States' monitoring capabilities are believed to be even more sophisticated.
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"I find it hard to see how we can justify going and producing a new nuclear weapon," Shultz said. "We have quite an arsenal right now."
The United States is believed to have about 1,700 long-range nuclear warheads in active service, along with roughly 200 battlefield bombs deployed in Europe. It is required under the New START treaty with Russia to by 2018 cap its strategic arsenal at 1,550 warheads and 700 delivery systems.
Shultz held several Cabinet positions from the 1960s to 1980s, finishing as secretary of State from 1982 to 1989.
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The group's latest commentary, published on March 5 in the Wall Street Journal, does not address the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. The article was intended to ignite a renewed sense of urgency on nuclear nonproliferation, Shultz said.
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 22: Zdeno Chara #33 of the Boston Bruins skates against the Philadelphia Flyers on October 22, 2009 at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
A couple Boston Bruins are living it up in Las Vegas this week, in town for the NHL Awards Ceremony. Captain Zdeno Chara is nominated for the Norris Trophy, recognizing the league's best defenceman, while center Patrice Bergeron is up for the Selke Trophy, recognizing the best defensive forward on the ice. Chara called the nomination a "huge honor," while Bergeron took some time to talk about rehabbing from injury, in addition to his league-best plus-minus rating. Watch the video above to hear it all in the Bruins stars' own words.
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I'll Have What She's Having: Age-appropriate fashion. We get so caught up in red carpet fashion, but it's everyday style that most of us need!SSure, it's fun to ogle red carpet fashion and photos of today's young crop of models, but what's supposed to inspire a real woman over 30ish?Really, when was the last time you wore a ballgown or a pair of cut-off shorts and thigh high boots? Not too recently, I'll bet. We need grown-up ageless style that we can wear everyday of our life, not in some fantasy. We are old enough to see trivial trends come and go and savvy enough to know what works on our body… what we want is realistic fashion without an expiration date!So how about considering the everyday timeless style of Nineties supermodels Claudia Schiffer and Yasmin Le Bon? Women and not girls, the two supes still have it going on and then some. And, when I say timeless, I also mean ageless so that these looks are right whether you are 25 or 55… that's what age-appropriate fashion is about.Published on December 01, 2010
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Picture this: Your fork gliding through a cloud of featherlight zabaglione mixed with mascarpone and whipped cream, a bit of cocoa settling on the tines, and then through Italian ladyfingers softened by their dip in liqueur-spiked espresso. This tiramisu is a dream of a dessertnot least because it's so easy to put together.
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I made this for a dinner party and everyone raved about it. I was a bit nervous since it was the first time I had made it. It is now a go-to dessert in our house.flag if inappropriate
Perfection! Not too sweet, just the right amount of boozy, coffee flavor, light and moist!flag if inappropriate
Made this for a dinner party and it turned out perfectly. Lightly dip the ladyfingers to keep it light. I shaved bittersweet chocolate over the top. Delicious. I debated about going with the cooked versus uncooked Marsala egg yolk mixture. Cooked is definitely the way to go.flag if inappropriate
Made it once again but this time in a trifle bowl for a slightly more festive look for Christmas Eve. Once again it was wonderful-but my daughter thought it was a tad too sweet, so will modify it a bit next time and either cut in half or eliminate the sugar in the coffee mixture altogether. Still ranks among the best of this dish I've ever eatenflag if inappropriate
I felt it was a bit heavy, lacking the lightness I love about Tiramisuflag if inappropriate
Some people mention that the lady fingers are soggy. Try just laying the lady fingers on the pan and then brushing the espresson liqueur mixture over them.flag if inappropriate
This is the best Tiramisu recipe. Easy to make and perfectly delicious. We tripled this recipe and it was enough for 50 people. It is rich but not too sweet. Everyone raved about it.flag if inappropriate
Perfect per previous reviews. Do put it in a 7"x11" and keep every other proportion to text. Dip the lady fingers QUICKLY into the coffee mixture. Make sure the egg mixture cools off a bit before blending in the mascarpone. Check that the mascarpone is at room temp before beating into the egg mixure.flag if inappropriate
Yum! Mine came out a bit runny (probably should have whipped the cream for a bit longer), but it was still delicious. I will definitely make this again.flag if inappropriate
My daughter loves Tiramisu¿so it is her birthday and I have been searching for a tiramisu recipe with the perfect ingredients and I found it here. I have never made it before and was so surprised at how simple it is to make. I followed the recipe exactly with no substitutions and so far the scrapings in the bowl taste better than I have had anywhere. The marsala flavor comes through very subtly and I love it. However, when I was at the market, someone recommended me to use "sweet" marsala for desserts. I stayed with dry marsala as the recipe called for. Absolutely not disappointed!flag if inappropriate


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Pumping our own gas may seem like a minor inconvenience for us in times of inclement weather, but for individuals like Glen Franklin pumping gas unassisted can be a major hassle.
That is because Franklin, like several others in Shelby County, is confined to a wheel chair, and despite an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that requires "gas stations to provide equal access for their customers with disabilities," Franklin said the assistance is rarely offered.
The Citizens Union Bank branch at the Shelbyville Walmart will soon get a facelift.
But even better than a new modern look, the transformation will give bank customers more space to do their banking, actually allowing them to walk into the bank instead of standing out in the aisle of the store, said Ben Wathen, CUB's senior vice president for retail banking.
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Come fall, the Shelbyville Kroger store will add yet another feature to its growing list of amenities.
A Starbucks Coffee stand will open in the store, said Jeremy Wheatley, manager of the Shelbyville Kroger store, who added that he does not have an exact date for that event.
"We don't know yet, the last word I got late last week was late September or early October," he said.
Wheatley said the stand would be located near the dining area for customers at the front of the store.
What do coffee, ice cream, and golf have in common? In Shelbyville the answer is Harvest Coffee & Café.
Owned by Ben and Melinda Hardin, the local coffee shop and caféat 524 Main Street is known for their natural and healthy food selections and charitable ideas like "Pay What You Can Day" and their Pay it Forward wall.
But the innovative ideas never seem to stop for flowing the husband and wife team as this month they announced the addition of Comfy Cow ice cream and dining service at the Shelbyville Country Club.
A familiar face in Shelbyville recently upgraded and added an extra room.
The Cardwell House, which sits in the center of downtown Shelbyville across from the police department, was recently expanded to create more space for the offices that it houses which include the Shelby County Industrial Development, Chamber of Commerce and Shelby Development according to Libby Adams, executive director for SCID.
With the work nearing completion, Adams said they're just waiting for the Certificate of Occupancy.
The ShelbyKY Tourism Commission and Visitors Bureau has found a new home for their Welcome Center.
The offices moved from sharing space with the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce, the Shelby County Industrial Foundation and Shelby Development at the Cardwell House in downtown Shelbyville to its own historic house located at the other end of the city.
The ShelbyKY Tourism Commission and Visitors Bureau has been around since 1989, but the new location, which opened on May 1st at 1011 Main Street, came with extended hours – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Brett Hartman covers a lot of ground with a venture he has been involved in for the past two years.
His product, Berks Perks, encompasses coffee grown all around the world and is shipped around the nation, but the only place you can buy a cup of his Java already brewed is right here in Shelby County.
"As far as coffee shops, we're kind of limited to Jumpin' Java right now," he said.
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President Barack Obama honored Super Bowl champions Seattle Seahawks at the White House and Richard Sherman wasn't allowed to speak.
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"I considered giving Richard Sherman the mic today, but you know, we've got to go in a little bit." – @BarackObama pic.twitter.com/sonaTAdr5g
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Roy Oswalt lasted only six starts in the Rangers' rotation. Will his stay in the Rangers bullpen be even shorter? Oswalt pitched two perfect innings in relief Sunday in the Rangers' 7-6 10-inning loss to Kansas City and needed only 30 pitches to do so. But then he told manager Ron Washington he couldn't go any longer, leaving the manager perplexed. "He said he couldn't go any further," Washington said. "He said he had enough. To get anymore, you have to ask him." Washington was ready to send Oswalt back out for the ninth inning of what was then a tie game, but Oswalt declined. Washington, who was operating down two relievers -- RHPs Mike Adams and Alexi Ogando needed days off -- and trying to protect a third (RHP Tanner Scheppers) didn't push the issue. It was the third time Oswalt had pitched in a seven-day span. By the end of his second inning, he'd pitched 9 1/3 innings in that stretch and thrown 150 pitches. Oswalt, dumped from the rotation earlier in the week, was no...
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Paying at the pump just got more risky
Secret Service, police warn of 'well-organized' debit card skimmers
By Herb Weisbaum
updated 11:37 a.m. CT, Wed., Oct. 8, 2008
Becki Turner got the call from her bank?s fraud department on Labor Day. The investigator wanted to know if she had withdrawn $500 from an ATM in California over the holiday weekend. She hadn?t. She couldn?t. Turner was home in Puyallup, Wash.
?I was just flabbergasted,? she says. ?I had the card with me, the ATM was in another state, and the person using the machine had to have my security code.? Turner worried crooks had gotten into the banking system and stolen her password.
It wasn?t anything that complicated. Puyallup police say thieves snagged her account information ? along with the debit card numbers and PIN codes of hundreds of other people ? at two gas stations in the area.
They did it by installing their own hard-to-spot card reader, called a skimmer, on top of the card reader built into the pump. The skimmer is able to grab the account information from the card without interfering with the legitimate payment transaction.
The crooks used the stolen data to create (or clone) fake debit cards that were used at ATMs in Washington State over the Fourth of July weekend and in Northern California on Labor Day weekend. The bad guys like three-day holidays because it gives them more time to use the cards before the unauthorized withdrawals are spotted.
?We are looking at a sophisticated, very well-organized group of individuals,? says Detective Jason Visnaw with the Puyallup Police Department. When all the victims from these two incidents are identified, the total loss could reach half a million dollars.
Why steal debit card numbers? ?With a credit card you have to go and buy merchandise and then you have to fence it or pawn it,? Det. Visnaw explains. ?With a debit card, you?re getting cash money.?
This is not an isolated case. Gas pumps are being compromised in cities across the country. ?We don?t view it as an epidemic, but there are cases open in at least a half dozen states right now,? says Ed Donovan, spokesman for the U.S. Secret Service. These investigations are underway in California, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Washington.
Donovan tells me the Secret Service believes some of these crimes are inside jobs, involving someone at the service station.
Gas pumps are just the latest target
Skimming credit cards and debit cards is not new. Portable card readers make it possible for anyone to copy the information stored on a card?s magnetic stripe. This information is not encrypted so it?s easy to steal.
?You just run it through the skimmer and it has all the information right there in plain text,? says former White House cyber security advisor Howard Schmidt. ?It?s very easy to imprint that data on another magnetic strip and use it somewhere else.?
The first skimming cases were reported at restaurants and stores where dishonest employees ran cards through their reader before ringing up the sale. As technology improved, the bad guys developed skimmers for ATMs. Now they?ve added gas pumps.
The skimmers are designed to slip over the real card reader. They can be hard to spot. And quite frankly, most of us would never look for something like this anyway. We want to pay and go.
So how do they get your PIN number? They can hide a little camera in the skimmer or on the pump. It shows your fingers as you type in the number.
There are also fake keypads that slip over the real keypad that can transmit the PIN code as you enter it.
In Las Vegas, police have discovered even more sophisticated technology ? wireless transmitters installed inside the pump. ?They can actually sit in the parking lot with a laptop and get real-time information as victims use their card,? explains Lt. Robert Sebby of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Because there?s nothing on the outside of the pump, there?s no way you can tell the pump is compromised.
Not a safe way to pay
Nancy and Jim Tew no longer use their debit cards to pay at the pump ? and for good reason. They both had their debit card numbers stolen at one of those gas stations in Puyallup, Wash.
Nancy Tew found out about the theft when her card was rejected at the grocery store. ?To my astonishment, I had no money in the bank,? she said.
The thieves used her account number at ATMs in Hollywood, Calif., to steal $600. They got $900 from her husband?s checking account. She tells me it was ?totally bizarre and really scary? to be targeted like that and not even know it.
The Tews now pay for their gas ? with cash or debit card ? at the register. That may sound paranoid, but other victims of this skimming attack tell me they now do the same thing.
Police in Puyallup and Las Vegas now advise residents not to use their debit card at a gas pump because there?s no way to be sure it hasn?t been tampered with.
That?s smart advice and here?s why. Debit cards do not offer the same fraud protection as credit cards. If crook armed with a skimmer snags your credit card number and uses it to buy things, you can dispute the charges with the credit card company. You won?t owe a thing while they investigate.
If the crook grabs your debit card number, he can go to a cash machine and pull money out of your checking account. It could take days for the bank to investigate and put that money back into your account. During that time checks could bounce or you might not be able to pay your bills. That?s why the only way I pay at the pump is with a credit card.


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Updated 6:15 PM The New York Mets have made it official that David Wright will be a Met through 2020. There will be a press conference for the official announcement tomorrow, at 12 PM ET from Nashville. You can expect to hear from Wright himself, along with Jeff Wilpon and Sandy Alderson. The New York Mets today announced that they have agreed to terms with David Wright on a new contract through 2020. — New York Mets (@Mets) December 4, 2012 Original Post 2:02 PM David Wright has passed his physical, essentially making his new eight-year, $138 million contract official. Both Wright and Jeff Wilpon will fly to Nashville on Wednesday to hold a press conference announcing the deal. Also some news on Scott Hairston from Kevin Burkhardt who says that the Mets will be meeting with Scott Hairston's agent today in Nashville. Both Hairston and the Mets have shown a real interest in him continuing on with the team. There's a very strong possibility that he re-signs with the Mets on a two-ye...
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