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A closure assembly for encapsulating a fiber optic cable. A pair of opposed end plates cooperate with respective adaptor collars to receive an organizer tray therebetween defining a first cavity. A resin cup is positioned adjacent at least one end plate to receive the fiber optic cable as it extends inwardly into the first cavity. A first resin is retained in the resin cup and encapsulates the fiber optic cable therein. An inner shell assembly is thereafter positioned around the organizer tray to close off the first cavity. An outer shell assembly is next positioned around the inner shell and the end plates to define an annular second cavity. A reenterable resin fills the second cavity to prevent radial ingress of moisture into the cavity.
1. A closure assembly adapted for encapsulating an associated fiber optic cable, the closure assembly comprising:
first and second opposed end plates disposed in laterally spaced apart relation and defining a cavity therebetween, said first end plate having an opening therethrough adapted to closely receive an associated cable into said cavity;
a cover extending between said first and second end plates for enclosing said cavity; and,
a resin cup having a first open end engaging said first end plate and a second generally closed end having an aperture adapted to closely receive the associated cable therethrough, said rein cup further including a fill port spaced from said aperture for receiving said resin therein whereby ingress of moisture to the central cavity is limited.
2. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 wherein said cup further includes a lip disposed along a peripheral portion of said first end.
3. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 further comprising an adaptor member operatively engaging said first end plate, said adaptor member engaging said cover along a peripheral portion thereof.
4. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 further comprising a first resin for limiting axial ingress of moisture to said cavity.
5. The closure assembly as defined in claim 4 further comprising a reenterable second resin for limiting radial ingress of moisture to said cavity.
6. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 wherein said cover includes first and second inner shells adapted to sealingly enclose said cavity.
7. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 further comprising an outer shell generally concentrically received around said cover.
8. The closure assembly as defined in claim 7 wherein said outer shell includes first and second outer shell portions.
9. The closure assembly as defined in claim 1 further comprising an adaptor collar having a first surface operatively engaging said first end plate and a second surface facing said cavity, said adaptor collar further including a peripheral portion for receiving said cover thereon.
10. A closure assembly adapted for sealing a fiber optic cable splice, said closure assembly comprising:
first and second end plates axially spaced from one another and defining a first cavity therebetween, at least one of said end plates having an opening adapted to closely receive an associated cable therethrough;
an inner shell extending between said end plates and adapted to cover said first cavity;
a resin cup having a first end operatively engaging said first end plate and receiving the associated cable, a second end of the resin cup having an aperture closely receiving the associated cable, and a fill port disposed on said resin cup and spaced from said aperture for receiving a limited amount of first resin therein; and,
means adapted for grounding the fiber optic cable, said grounding means extending through said resin cup to maintain electrical continuity with a shield of the fiber optic cable.
11. The closure assembly as defined in claim 10 further comprising first and second adaptor members disposed adjacent said end plates.
12. The closure assembly as defined in claim 10 further comprising an organizer tray disposed between said end plates.
13. The closure assembly as defined in claim 10 wherein said grounding means includes an elongated stud bracket having one end disposed adjacent said end plate opening and a second end extending through the second end of said resin cup.
14. The closure assembly as defined in claim 10 further comprising an outer shell extending between said end plates and disposed around said inner shell in laterally spaced relation thereto to define a second cavity.
15. The closure assembly as defined in claim 14 further comprising a reenterable resin received in said second cavity for limiting radial ingress of moisture to said first cavity.
16. The closure assembly as defined in claim 14 wherein said inner and outer shells each include first and second separate shell portions.
This invention pertains to the art of cable closure assemblies and more particularly to a closure assembly which encloses a fiber optic cable splice or the like and prevents the ingress of moisture.
The invention is particularly applicable to an encapsulated fiber optic closure assembly, and a method of encapsulating a fiber optic cable, and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, it will be appreciated that the invention has broader implications and may be advantageously employed in other closure assembly ennvironments and applications.
Use of closure assemblies for splice cases, cable vaults, and other eletrical cable terminus receiving containers are well known in the art. Although some of these prior constructions are suitable for the recent advent and changeover to fiber optic technology, certain other parameters and qualitative requirements must be met to fully incorporate all aspects of the fiber optic technology. The fragile nature of the individual optical fibers requires special handling and care to prevent any damage, undue compression, or breakage. Further, the splice area must be kept clean and free of moisture so that the transmissibility through the cable remains unaffected and any alteration of the signal carrying capabilities of the cable is minimized.
Prior arrangements utilized by others have simply field constructed or custom-made an individual unit around a fiber optic cable tray organizer. Although these closure assemblies have met with some or limited success, this piecemeal approach for a construction that is being encountered more and more frequently requires vast improvement. In fact, the prior arrangements can only be considered as meeting the minimum criteria for simplicity, reliability, and repeatability.
Further, the custom-made closure assemblies still have problems associated with moisture ingress into the interior cavity which receives the spliced cables. Previous designs have utilized air pressure or other gaseous pressure in an effort to limit the ingress of moisture. It has been considered desirable to add an additional or further blanket of protection to the cable splice area.
Although other non-optical fiber cable closure assemblies have adequately incorporated resin type seal arrangements into their structures in an effort to alleviate the moisture ingress problem, these structures have completely encapsulated the cable splice connections, i.e., completely filled the central cavity with the resin material. As referenced above, the fiber optic cables require special treatment and the applicability of these resinous arrangements remains in doubt due to the generally held view that use of resin is incompatible with the fiber optic cable splice technology.
The present invention is deemed to meet the foregoing needs and others in a manner that provides an extra protective layer through limited use of resin. Simultaneously, the closure assembly is so constructed that the exposed optical fibers in the splice cavity remain free and unaffected by use of the resin.
The present invention contemplates a new and improved apparatus and method of encapsulating a fiber optic splice arrangement.
According to one aspect of the invention, the closure assembly includes first and second spaced end plates adapted to receive an associated cable into a first cavity defined therebetween. A cover comprising a first set of cooperating shells extends between the end plates in enclosing relation with the first cavity. Means for retaining a limited amount of encapsulant material adjacent the end plate receiving the associated cable prevents further moisture ingress to the first cavity.
According to another aspect of the invention, the retaining means includes a resin cup having a first open end that abuttingly engages the associated end plate. The resin cup includes an aperture at its second end that closely receives the associated cable as it extends inwardly into the cavity.
According to a further aspect of the invention, first and second adaptor collars engage respective end plates. The adaptor collars each include a peripheral portion for receiving the cover and closing the first cavity.
In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, a first resin is received in the resin cup to limit axial moisture ingress.
In accordance with a still further aspect of the invention, a second set of cooperating shells are concentrically arranged around the cover or first shells to define an annular second cavity therebetween. A reenterable second resin is supplied to the annular cavity to limit radial moisture ingress.
According to another aspect of the invention, a method of limiting ingress of moisture to the first cavity is provided.
A principal advantage of the invention resides in a simple, reliable manner for encapsulating a fiber optic cable splice arrangement.
Yet another advantage of the invention is found in limited use of resin to prevent both axial and radial ingress of moisture.
Still another advantage of the invention is realized in the adaptability of the closure assembly to existing end plate arrangements.
Yet another advantage of the invention resides in the adaptability of the resin sealing structure to either a butt splice or in-line splice.
Still other advantages and benefits of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon a reading and understanding of the following detailed description.
The invention may take physical form in certain parts and arrangement of parts, a preferred embodiment of which will be described in detail in this specification and illustrated in the accompanying drawings which form a part hereof and wherein:
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a closure assembly formed according to the subject invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged, detailed perspective view of an alternate resin cup arrangement received in the closure assembly of the subject invention;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of the resin cup used in the FIG. 1 closure assembly;
FIG. 4 is a plan view of an adaptor collar utilized in the subject invention; and,
FIG. 5 is a side elevational view of a partially assembled closure assembly particularly showing the positioning of outer shells thereon.
Referring now to the drawings wherein the showings are for purposes of illustrating the preferred embodiment of the invention only and not for purposes of limiting same, the FIGURES show a closure assembly A having an end closure structure B axially separated by a tray organizer C. An adapter collar arrangement D extends from the inner faces of the end plates and, in turn, receives an inner cover or shell assembly E thereon. A resin cup F is adapted to receive a cable G, such as a fiber optic cable, that is prepared for splicing in the closure assembly. An outer shell assembly H provides an extra layer of protection to the closure assembly.
More specifically, the end closure structure B includes first and second opposed end plates 10, 12 in axially spaced relation. Each end plate, in turn, has an inner face 14 and an outer face 16. As illustrated in the preferred embodiment of FIG. 1, the first end plate 10 has a generally solid, circular conformation. The second end plate 12 is of like construction and includes means 22 for receiving the cable G therethrough. The receiving means 22 comprises any number of apertures adapted to closely receive a fiber optic cable G. Although both end plates and the overall closure assembly A are illustrated as having generally arcuate peripheries, it is apparent that other shapes and conformations can be utilized without departing from the scope and intent of the subject invention. The end plates further include means 24 for securing one or more torque bars 26 between the end plates. Conventional fasteners such as screws 28 secure opposed ends of torque bar 26 to each end plate. The torque bar provides further rigidity and limits relative rotational movement between the end plates.
As briefly described above, the first end plate 10 is generally solid so that the entire closure assembly defines what is commonly referred to as a butt splice, i.e., where the cables are received through only one end plate. As will be recognized by those skilled in the art, the first end plate may also be provided with receiving means 22 so that fiber optic cables may be received through both end plates. Such an arrangement is typically referred to as an in-line splice.
The tray organizer C is an elongated structure having a generally planar bottom portion 32, and first and second side walls 34, 36, respectively, which define a central first cavity 38. A plurality of vertically arranged elements 40 (FIG. 1) facilitate alignment for connection and splicing purposes between the optical fibers. The tray organizer could, alternately, include horizontally arranged elements (not shown) or employ an outwardly extending threaded member such as stud 42 (FIG. 2) cooperating with vertical spacers 44 for supporting a curvilinear support flange 46 to facilitate organization of the optical fibers. The support flange assists in separating and supporting the various optical fibers preparing for splicing. Further detailed discussion and description of the tray organizer assembly is deemed unnecessary to a full and complete understanding of the subject invention.
The adaptor collar arrangement D includes first and second adaptor collars 52, 54, respectively. With continued reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, and additionally with reference to FIG. 4, it is apparent that each adaptor collar includes a generally circular peripheral rim portion 56 adapted for cooperative abutting engagement with the inner face 14 of an associated end plate. Plural elongated apertures 58 provide some play for associated fasteners received therein to accommodate orientation of an adaptor collar to different sized end plates. For example, the end plates are typically constructed from cooperating half sections or, possibly, three sections. A seal is formed between the cooperating seams defined between the end plate sections through use of a sturdy, double rubber tape. The tape creates a gasket-like seal that keeps air in and moisture out, even at different temperatures. Depending on the thickness of the resulting seams some latitude in the diameter of the end plates is accommodated by the elongated apertures.
Each adaptor collar further includes an axially extending raised flange 60 having a reduced peripheral dimension relative to the diameter of rim portion 56. The irregular periphery of the flange defines a ridged mounting surface 62 that sealingly receives the inner shell assembly E as will become more apparent hereinbelow. The central portion of each adaptor collar defines an enlarged opening 64 adapted to freely receive buffer tubes extending axially inward from the associated end plate.
As the term is used in the art, a fiber optic cable refers to an assembled cable generally having a plurality of glass optical fibers centrally disposed therein. A protective tubular structure known as a buffer tube surrounds the fragile glass fibers and a protective wrap encompasses the buffer tube. Still further, a shield and outer jacket complete the outer radial layers of a typical one of the cables. Thus, different ones of these various layers are exposed on an incoming fiber optic cable extending through the end plates and into the first cavity 38 defined by the splice area of the tray organizer C.
The subject invention includes means for retaining a limited amount of encapsulant to sealant material at an appropriate or critical area to limit the axial ingress of moisture into the first cavity 38. Although other arrangements may be satisfactorily used, the retaining means preferably includes a resin mold or cup F. A first embodiment of the resin cup is illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 3, and has a first or open end 74 and a second, generally closed end 76. An enlarged lip portion 78 is adapted for abutting engagement with the inner face 14 of an associated end plate. The lip portion has been found useful to enable a sealant collar (not shown) to be applied to the cup if desired. The sealant collar enhances development of a seal between the resin cup and end plate without additional manipulation as the cup is pressed into place. The open end 74 has a dimension that easily accommodates the buffer tubes. Further, the generally closed end 76 includes plural apertures 80 designed to closely receive associated buffer tubes therethrough. Additionally, openings 82 receive grounding means formed of a conductive material as will be described in greater detail below.
An alternate configuration of the resin cup is shown in FIG. 2. For ease of illustration, like elements of the alternate resin cup F' are identified by like numerals with a primed (') suffix and new elements are identified by new numerals. The shield portion of the fiber optic cable G is exposed and an angle bracket 86 is secured to the end plate through use of grounding stud bracket 88. As illustrated, the shield of the fiber optic cable is preferably folded back for electrical connection with the angle bracket. The stud bracket extends axially from the angle bracket completely through the resin cup F' and exits the generally closed end 76' of the cup through opening 82'. Grounding wires 90' cooperate witht the inner end of the stud brackets to complete the electrical grounding of the fiber optic cable.
A fill port 96' is also provided in the second end 76' of the resin cup. According to the subject invention, the buffer tubes are received through the end plate and electrically grounded through use of the stud bracket, angle bracket, and grounding wires as described above. The stud bracket assist in maintaining the open end 78' of the resin cup in abutting engagement with the end plate. Thereafter, a limited amount of encapsulant material such as a hard or soft resin, and hereinafter referred to as a first resin, is provided to the interior cavity of the resin cup. The cup maintains the resin around the cable while it sets. Once the resin has set, the first resin defines a means for limiting moisture ingress axially into the first cavity. With use of the resin cup, only a limited area of the first cavity 38 receives any resin, i.e., only in the resin cup. The major portion of the first cavity is free of any resinous material so that the slice region of the fiber optic cables remains open and clear of any resin. Thus, a relatively permanent barrier to axial ingress of moisture to the first cavity is established by the first resin. Of course, other resin cup arrangements can be utilized with equal success.
Once the resin cup has been secured in place and the first resin set, the inner shell assembly E seals the first cavity 38. More particularly, cooperating inner shell portions 100, 102 engage the spaced adaptor collars along the mounting surfaces 62. The first shell 100 portion includes extending side flanges 104, 106 that abuttingly engage flange portions 108, 110, respectively, extending from the second shell portion 102. Fastening means 116 such as the individual clips illustrated in FIG. 1 or, alternatively, a single elongated clip fastener (FIG. 5) secures the flanges of the inner shell portions together. The tray organizer C is secured to the shell portion in a conventional, known manner.
The preferred embodiment also includes an outer shell assembly H that extends around the end plates 10, 12 (FIG. 5). The first and second outer shell portions 118, 120 matingly engage one another along respective flange portions 122, 124. These flange portions may be secured through use of conventional fastening means (not shown). Preferably, the outer shell portions are formed of stainless steel and define an annular second cavity 128 between the inner and outer shell assemblies. The second cavity 128 is adapated to receive a reenterable encapsulant material or second resin through fill port 130. Thus, the inner shell assembly E provides a first protective layer for the first cavity 38. Extra protection is provided by the reenterable second resin and, lastly, the outer shell assembly H. The outer shell assembly, resin, and inner shell assembly all contribute to limiting radial moisture ingress to the first cavity 38.
A reenterable resin is used to fill the second cavity 128 in case there is a need to access the cavity 38 for further splicing. The reenterable resin is designed to be easily torn away so that the first cavity can be reentered without too much difficulty. On the other hand, the reenterable resin is durable enough to limit radial ingress of moisture for an extended period of time.
According to the preferred method of the invention for encapsulating the fiber optic cable, the end plates each receive an adaptor collar. The tray organizer is positioned between the end plates and at least one resin cup positoned adjacent an end plate to receive the fiber optic cable as it extends inwardly into the first cavity. The resin cup is filled with a first resin so that axial ingress of moisture is inhibited. Since the resin cup is substantially smaller than the cavity defined between the end plates, only a minor portion of the cavity is utilized for moisture protection. The remainder or major portion of the cavity is open and the cable is spliced therein. Next, the cover E is positioned on the adaptor collars.
The second, outer shell assembly is arranged in generally concentric covering relation with cover E. The annular second cavity defined between the cover and outer shell assembly is thereafter filled with a reenterable second resin. Thus, a completed closure assembly limits both axial and radial ingress of moisture to the first cavity.
If desired, the outer shell assembly is removed, the reenterable resin taken out, and entry gained to the first cavity through removal of the inner shell assembly. Once any repair or further splicing has been completed, the inner shell assembly is again secured to the adaptor collar, the outer shell assembly positioned therearound, and the second cavity, once again, filled with a reenterable resin.
The invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiment. Obviously modifications and alterations will occur to others upon a reading and understanding of this specification. It is intended to include all such modifications and alterations insofar as they come within the scope of the appended claims or the equivalents thereof.
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BIRDS are related to T. rex, one of the largest predators ever to stalk the Earth, so why are they so puny by comparison, even those that don't fly?
Theropod dinosaurs, the ancestor of birds, walked with their legs vertical using their tail for balance. As their progeny evolved to fly, their tails shrank so they had to crouch to balance. This made their femurs stronger, even after some had ceased to fly.
Nicholas Chan at Macquarie University in Sydney compared the length and circumference of fossil femurs in 43 flightless birds to those of 81 theropods. The dino femurs grew longer and wider as body size increased, Chan says. In birds, there was a "distinct plateau", with length and body mass limited by the need to keep the knee near the centre of gravity. The work was presented at the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting in Los Angeles.
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The term "must win" has become one of the most over-used in sports. It's verbiage that tends to be rotely rolled out when the term "highly important" is much more accurate but way less dramatic.
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Getting started with Windows Azure isn't as tricky or daunting as you may think. After all, its familiar tools, with your end product (an application) residing in a different place. I'd concur with my colleague Tom Hollander who argued recently that the best way to learn new technologies is via a real or realistic assignment.
The following links are just ways in filling up your knowledge gaps. Its also worthwhile checking out instructor led events such as the RDN if you are like me in putting off training for another day, it might be worth considering Windows Azure platform Acceleration Technical Training Tour â Sydney 27th/28th January if you are in town.
If you haven't registered for an account you may want to start by using these step by step videos on how to register for Windows Azure.
There are various types of training to fill the gap:
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1:41 AM — The adamantly homophobic US Westboro Baptist Church (WBC), also known as the God Hates Fags church, has posted an image online, suggesting that the murder in Woolwich today, was God's judgement for the UK's acceptance of gay people.


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LAS VEGAS - DECEMBER 08: Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban holds up one of Floyd Mayweather Jrs. belts before Mayweather Jr. took on Ricky Hatton of England in their WBC world welterweight championship fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on December 8, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Mark Cuban thought he was pretty funny over the weekend, when he suggested that the Lakers should amnesty Kobe Bryant in the off-season to take his $30 million salary off their books. The NBA didn't find it funny, and CBSSports.com is reporting that the league is investigating those comments. The NBA is debating whether to fine Cuban for saying Friday that the Lakers should consider waiving Bryant next season via the one-time amnesty provision. The Lakers would still have to pay Bryant his $30.5-million salary next season but would save the corresponding amount, if not slightly more, in luxury taxes. The NBA could be concerned with Cuban violating tampering rules. As I hinted at yesterday, Cuban can say he was speaking hypothetically, but the moment the Lakers were to cut Kobe Bryant, Cuban would be first at Mamba's door, with that same $30 million offer.
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Well, what could be better than getting the endorsement of a porn star if you are running for District Attorney? Nothing says "law enforcement" like getting the slut industry behind you like Democrat Los Angeles DA candidate Jackie Lacey has!
I wrote about Lacey last week when I found out she had abused her position as an officer of the courts in order to get out from under accepting the consequences of a car accident that she and her husband caused, but this new turn to her campaign for the DA's office is a pip.
Lacey's opponent Alan Jackson recently criticized Lacey for having had a fundraiser with former porn star, Kira Reed Lorsch. And there is no question about the truth of this claim, either. Kira Lorsch's husband even mentioned they hosted a Lacey fundraiser in an October 21 Facebook posting on his own page.
Kira Reed Lorsch is "famous" for such "work" as Naked Happy Girls and Sexcetera, not to mention such scintillating fare as the Mistress Club, American Virgin, and Carnal Fate.
One has to wonder what Jackie Lacey's opinion of the porn industry is? Does she fully support it? Is this the sort of role model that we want upholding the law?
So, Lacey has no problem using her position for personal gain and now her campaign is bankrolled by a porn star. There's the kind of role model we want to hold up to our kids, eh?
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This collection consists of clothing and textiles produced and used in historical and contemporary contexts in Victoria. It encompasses social history, design, manufacturing and craftsmanship.
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Clothing and textiles are a significant form of material culture, and have also been acquired and interpreted in the context of other collection areas, such as Migration History, Childhood and Public Life.
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The No. 13 Tigers host Northwestern State Friday night at 7 p.m.
Dec. 1, 2011
Northwestern State University Demons (4-3)
Tip-Off: 7 p.m.
Arena: Mizzou Arena (15,061)
TV: MSN (Chris Gervino - Play by Play / Jon Sundvold - Analyst)
Radio: Tiger Radio Network (Mike Kelly - Play by Play / Gary Link - Analyst)
Rankings: MU: #13/13; (AP / ESPN/USA Today Coaches)
Series: Mizzou leads 1-0 (Last meeting: MU 81, NSU 72; Nov. 11, 2005)
Missouri: Frank Haith (Elon `88); 135-101 overall (8th); 6-0 at Mizzou (1st season)
Northwestern State: Mike McConathy (Louisiana Tech `77); 188-191 at NSU (12th season)
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> The No. 13 Tigers host the Northwestern State Demons Friday evening at Mizzou Arena ... the contest is the second meeting between the two schools ... The Tigers lead the series 1-0 with an 81-72 victory on Nov. 20, 2005.
> Mizzou looks to improve to 7-0 for the first time since the 2006-07 season and the 15th time overall.
> The Tigers are one of the nation's best overall shooting teams, as the squad leads the Big 12 Conference in the two shooing statistics: field goal percentage (.520), free throw percentage (.769) and 3-point field goal percentage (.433).
> Over the last three contests, the Tigers are shooting an incredible 57.1 (96-of-168) percent from the floor ... The team has shot over 50 percent in its last five of the last six halves of basketball, which includes games against Notre Dame, No. 20/18 Cal and Binghamton.
> In the national rankings, Mizzou is ranked eighth in points per game (85.7) and steals (10.8) and 10th in field goal percentage (.520) ... Individually, senior Kim English is ranked eighth in 3-point field goal percentage (.625) senior Ricardo Ratliffe is tied for 10th in field goal percentage (.702) and sophomore Phil Pressey is tied for 11th in steals per game (3.0).
> Junior Michael Dixon now ranks first all-time at Missouri in free throw percentage at 85.3 percent ... The junior entered the season ranked fourth at 83.4 percent from the charity stripe but has made 26-of-27 so far this year ... He also leads the conference this season at 96.3 percent.
> Senior Kim English scored a career high 29 points, besting his previous mark of 26 against Chattanooga on Nov. 24, 2009...He had 22 in the first half, which is a single half high for the team this season...English's 29 points were the most or a Tiger since DeMarre Carroll scored 31 against Iowa State in 2009.
> Missouri moved up to #13 in the AP Top 25 and the USA Today Coaches Poll on Monday. The Tigers entered 2010-11 ranked #25 in both polls to start the year.
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> The Tigers next hit the court on Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 6 p.m. in New York City for the Jimmy V. Classic at Madison Square Garden.
> The Tigers are shooting well early in the season ... The team is shooting 52.0 percent from the floor, an impressive 43.3 percent from behind the arc and 76.9 percent from the free throw line in their first six games.
> Missouri hit 11 treys against Binghamton, as the squad has made at least 10 3-pointers in four of six games this season. Last year the team hit the mark just seven times in 34 games.
> Sophomore Phil Pressey put on a passing clinic against Binghamton, as the guard dished out a career high tying 11 assists in the game ... The mark was two off MU's single season record ... As a team, the Tigers recorded 23 assists, a season high.
> Mizzou puts its 62-game non-conference home court winning streak on the line today ... The run, which dates back to the 2005-06 campaign, is a school record, topping the 29 consecutive non-conference home wins from 1979-83 ... That streak ended with an overtime loss to Marquette ... Missouri's last non-conference loss at home came against Sam Houston State in the 2005-06 season opener.
> Missouri's 39-point win over No. 20/18 California is believed to be the Tigers' largest margin of victory over a ranked opponent in program history ... The previous biggest win over a ranked foe was a 119-93 win over #10 Iowa State on Jan. 23, 1988 ... Dating back to the inception of the AP poll during the 1948-49 season, the Tigers have eight wins of at least 20 points over ranked opponents.
> Mizzou's CBE Classic title was the second ever for the team after it claimed the crown in 2001 (then known as the Guardians Classic) and marked the second straight season the team won a regular season tournament championship ... Last year the Tigers claimed the Cancun Challenge.
> Missouri has three of the Big 12's top seven shooters on its roster ... Senior Ricardo Ratliffe leads the league at 70.2 percent, senior Kim English is third at 60.7 percent and senior Marcus Denmon ranks sixth at 51.4 percent ... Even when counting the top 10 shooters in the league, Mizzou and Oklahoma are the only schools with at least two on the list, nevermind three.
> Senior Kim English is shooting an incredible 62.5 percent from behind the arc so far this year ... The number leads in the Big 12 ... He also leads the conference with 25 3-point field goals made.
> Six different Tigers scored in double figures against Cal on Nov. 22, the first time that happened since a seven Tigers did it in a 116-63 win over Central Arkansas on Dec. 18, 2010.
> The Tigers have had at least four double digit scorers in all six games this season ... The team also had five against Niagara and six against Cal.
> The Tigers lead the Big 12 with 10.83 steals per contest ... This continues a recent trend as over the past three seasons, Missouri has either led the nation or finished second in steals per game ... The team led the nation in 2009-10 with 10.94 and finished second in 2008-09 (10.56) and 2010-11 (10.94).
> Sophomore Phil Pressey is doing most of the damage in the steals department with 18 on the year ... He leads the Big 12 with 3.0 per game...Marcus Denmon is also ranked as he is fifth in the conference grabbing 1.83 steals per game.
> Kim English's 29 points against Binghamton were the most by a Tiger this season...Marcus Denmon scored 26 points against Notre Dame for the previous season high ... The 29 points mark a career-high for English.
> Senior Steve Moore was a major factor in Mizzou's strong start over Cal on Nov. 22 ... The center scored a career high 10 points, all in the first half, on 3-of-3 shooting from the floor and 3-of-3 shooting from the charity stripe ... He also had three blocks, three steals and 2 assists.
> With three blocks against Cal, Steve Moore entered Missouri's career top-10 blocks list with 73 in his three-plus years ... He has nine on the season to rank sixth in the Big 12 at 1.8 per game ... He needs four more to tie Leo Lyons for ninth on the all-time list with 77.
> Seniors Marcus Denmon and Kim English continue to move up Missouri's all-time scoring list ... Denmon now has 1,267 in his career, which puts him 24th all-time at Mizzou ... Denmon needs seven more points to tie Lee Coward for 23rd ... English stands at 1,172 points, good for 29th place ... He needs 16 more points to tie Bob Reiter for 28th ... The two surpassed the 1,000 point mark in 2010-11.
> Missouri has typically played some tough schedules over the years and that trend continues in 2011-12 ... After the release of the preseason polls, Mizzou will have 11 games against teams ranked receiving votes in the preseason AP top 25 and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll... Included in that list are #12 Baylor, #13 Kansas, #19/20 Texas A&M, #24 California, Texas, Illinois, and Notre Dame.
> Senior Laurence Bowers will be forced to redshirt the 2011-12 season after suffering a season-ending knee injury (ACL) in October ... Bowers averaged 11.6 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.8 blocks a year ago.
> This year's seniors mark the winningest class in Missouri Basketball program history...The team's 77 wins over the last three seasons mark the most in a three-year stretch at Mizzou...The Tiger clubs from 1980-83 and 1988-91 won 75 games over a three-year stretch ... The class now has a record of 82-29.
>The Tigers recorded 23+ wins in each of the last three campaigns for the first time in program history...Mizzou won 31 games in 2008-09 and went 23-11 in 2009-10 and 2010-11.
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Come December, everyone seems to be thinking about end of the year traditional tasty treats. Though in my family we used to eat them all year round; chocolate salami came to mind, as it is such a funny, creative and addicting nibble. It works great to bring along to friends (it will make them laugh, you will see…), as well as to keep some at home for an anytime sweet bite, since they keep in the freezer for months.
Growing up, my sisters and I used to make batches in minutes. We also managed to eat so much of the chunky, crunchy, funky, gooey batter in the seconds it took to transfer the mix to the wrapping papers set on the table. We would get all messy as we helped my oldest sister give the dough their salami shapes. Then, it was so hard to wait, until the chocolate salamis were frozen and hard enough to slice.
My oldest sister, Karen, told me the recipe came from a Women Community-Cooperative cookbook called Tu y Yo Cocinando (You and I Cooking) which was popular in Mexico City around the 70's. That book was one of those fabulous gems, where participants pitched in their tried and true favorite recipes.
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In cars, which have a longer radius from the axle to the tires' edge, I find a static imbalance to emerge around 45-55 mph.
If I balance said tire and I have a vibration around 65~75 mph, I am suspect of a road force induced imbalance. A road force caused by rim run-out or imperfection in the tires' construction.
Sometimes the road force imperfection can be alleviated by reclocking the tire on the rim 180 degrees. Most of the time it's a runout issue with the rim. ie... bent lip, broken spokes, etc....
The other kick in the nuts is that if you ride a bike with an imbalance for a while, say 500+ miles, you end up wearing the tire circumference into an oblong shape. (Think egg shaped) The oblong shaped tire induces a vibration no matter how many times you put weights on it or put balancing media into it. Dynabeads only work with a good true rim and a new tire. Worn/questionable tires (track take offs) will not always balance out because you don't know if it's worn evenly.
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A Chill Evening with Zac Brown Band at First Niagara Pavilion
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What could be a better way to beat the Sunday blues than heading over to Polish Hill for its annual arts festival? Started in 2008, the festival features crafters, food trucks, and live music. There will be over 30 vendors present, and these aren't your rinky-dink, run of the mill crafts. Polish Hill Arts Festival posted "previews" of the some vendors, and they are selling truly unique and beautiful art (including the previously featured John the Craftist). From wall art to silver jewelry, the … [Read more...]
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I've been working this week to automate the BIDN.com's twitter connectivity and to do so, decided to build a quick Twitter interface to communicate with BIDN. I needed a simple console application that could be called via a trigger or a SQL Agent Job (my actual method).
The entire application winds up only being a 50 lines of code or so. Essentially from a command line, you pass in your twitter account, password, the message and optional URL. If you pass a URL in, it will be converted to TinyURL (if it's shorter than your URL). The return will either give you a success or a failure in XML from the console.
Call TweetConsole as shown below:
TweetConsole.exe <TwitterUserName> <TwitterPW> <Message> <URL for link>
TweetConsole.exe UserName Password "My twitter message in quotes" "http://www.bidn.com/inquotes"
Then whalla, a DBAs way to integrate twitter into a database for posting at least. It isn't the prettiest applicaton but it works
Download TweetConsole
I'd love to hear if you actually use it! The benefit for me is now on BIDN any new blog posts gets automatically tweeted.


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2 Jun 2015 10:00am - 2 Jul 2015 11:30am
What makes a bird? How do you identify them? Bring along your binoculars, grab your gumboots and jackets and join the Ranger for a walk to the bird hide and find out what our amazing coastal and wetland birds get up to in winter. Learn how to use binoculars to…
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Join a ranger to discover Wilsons Promontory National Park this winter. Adventure through forest tracks, along Tidal River and amongst boulders of the rocky shore. Help celebrate National Aborigines and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week by creating a stencil art banner. Discover the unique flora of the Prom and…
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A wide variety of events are held at Albert Park throughout the year. Events range from fun runs and sporting tournaments to other community events. See the full calendar here.
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"When he appeared Thursday on the South Lawn of the White House with President Bush, China's president, Hu Jintao, heard 'stop the torture and killings' from an Epoch Times newswoman sympathetic to the outlawed Falun Gong religious sect. But it's the full-throated critique the Chinese president isn't hearing that has one Democratic presidential hopeful worried," report ABC News' Teddy Davis and Dan Nechita. LINK
"'There is no question that our indebtedness to China weakens America's hand,' Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., told ABC News. 'Our negotiating leverage with China on trade issues and Iran is severely limited by the amount of debt they hold.'"
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The Wall Street Journal Notes that a Tulane University poll of 571 potential voters shows Landrieu with 25.9 percent, Nagin with 21.4 percent, and Forman with 17.9 percent. Another 17 percent were undecided.
"As the city headed into the final two days before its first post-Katrina election, state and local election officials blanketed New Orleans in an all-out effort to ensure the legitimacy of an election in anticipation of threatened court actions," reports the New Orleans Times Picayune. LINK
More from the Times Picayune on the excitement in the suburbs for tomorrow's vote. LINK
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Per the Washington Post's Tom Edsall, the DSCC continued to outpace the NRSC in fundraising, "bringing in more contributions and finishing the quarter with twice as much money in the bank, according to Federal Election Commission reports released yesterday." LINK
More Edsall: "In an equally significant development," the DCCC "reported having $23 million in the bank, almost equaling -- for the first time in memory -- the cash balance of the" NRCC, "which was $24.4 million."
In explaining DNC Chair Howard Dean's energized attitude of late, USA Today's Chuck Raasch writes that "unless Bush can turn the. . . crisis around -- perhaps with troop withdrawals that don't look political or with Osama bin Laden's capture or death -- one or both houses of Congress could be in Democratic hands after the fall elections." LINK
2006: House:
Bloomberg's Laura Litvan reports that the high-flying campaigns of Sen. Clinton and Eliot Spitzer "might help the Democrats pick up as many as six New York congressional seats – more than one-third of the 15 they need nationally to gain a House majority." LINK
2006: Gubernatorial:
Looking at the new campaign ads released by Gov. Blagojevich (D-IL) attacking challenger Judy Baar Topinka (R-IL), Rick Pearson and John Chase of the Chicago Tribune write that the ads represent "what may be the earliest attempt by an incumbent governor to try to define a November challenger." LINK
Per a campaign release, Rep. Jim Nussle (R-IA) is launching the first Iowa gubernatorial television campaign ad of the cycle today, with popcorn and pop for the media.
The Schwarzenegger Era:
"Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday put California's troubled prison system in the hands of a new leader who vowed to improve relations with the guards union, a powerful political force partly blamed for the departures of the last two corrections chiefs," reports the Los Angeles Times. LINK
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The Apple Store is located in the Village Pointe Shopping Center, at 17255 Davenport Street in Omaha, NE. Traveling on US 6, exit West Dodge Road and head south on 168th Street. Village Pointe Shopping Center is on the right. The Apple Store is on the southwest side of Davenport Street across from American Eagle Outfitters. Closest parking is behind American Eagle Outfitters.
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