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Comment posted A very civil partnership: PM and Deputy PM to renew their coalition vows by Kassandra.
Marry in haste, repent at leisure!
Recent comments by Kassandra
- Islay Estates dismay over misinformation in BBC coverage of land reform
What a hoot – you lot were ecstatic when the BBC was doing it's best (as it still does) to rubbish the SNP – now when it doesn't suit you (BBC attacking large [tory?] estate owner) it's boo hoo time. Your hypocrisy makes me quite nauseous.
- SNP branch convenor and campaigner was Kennedy's vicious Twitter troll
An authoritarian is an authoritarian wherever they come from, but if you read the appropriate article on Wikipedia you will find that the existence of "left-wing" authoritarians was not proveable.
You will just have to try harder. Your dimness is pretty trying though.
- SNP branch convenor and campaigner was Kennedy's vicious Twitter troll
Truth hurts, guys. LOL
- SNP now in Full Fiscal Anomaly and Hosie betrays full fiscal incomprehension
Suspicious and unusually high preponderance of anti-SNP thumbs here. I think you were right NCH – lots of re-logging in, and re-thumbing. But the cretins are too stupid to do it in moderation. Dead give-away.
- SNP now in Full Fiscal Anomaly and Hosie betrays full fiscal incomprehension
Correction: Lynda Henderson will remain bitter till the end. Mini-hack is a case of terminal bitterness. Along with bullet-proof ignorance and unsurmountable prejudice.
"Still struggling against the prevailing winds of reason" as she would probably put it (if she had any sort of insight, which she hasn't).
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66 CHAPTER 4 CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTED RESEARCH 4.1 CONCLUSIONS to Article 220.127.116.11.1 of the LRFD Specifications and Com- mentary as developed herein. These provisions in LRFD two- This study has resulted in the recommendation that full column format are provided herein on pp. M-7 and M-8 of width may be used for effective width in composite steel Appendix M. bridge members for most situations of practical interest. This recommendation was determined to be suitable for the Ser- vice as well as Strength limit states, for exterior as well as 4.3 SUGGESTED RESEARCH interior girders, and for skewed as well as right alignments. The simplicity of this recommendation results from an 4.3.1 Bridge Types and Geometries extensive set of analyses on various bridge configurations cul- Not Considered Herein minating in the following two consistently observed trends: 1. Tied-arch bridges were not explicitly modeled in the � Full width was typically acting at cross sections where FEM studies performed herein. It is not known how it was most needed, i.e., where moments and hence per- the presence of net tension in the floor system of such formance ratios would be highest; in the cases where the bridges will affect the effective width. Various deck- effective width was less than full width at such cross ing options should be considered in this context (e.g., sections, that cross section had considerable excess flex- cast-in-place and precast prestressed longitudinally ural capacity, and post-tensioned). � An extensive "impact analysis" based on Process 12- 2. Curved bridges present another situation of interest. 50 principles revealed that more cumbersome curvefit The forthcoming 2005 Interims to the AASHTO LRFD expressions for effective width, although more accurate, Specifications add curved girder analysis provisions to were not significantly so in terms of the governing rat- the curved girder resistance provisions that were in the ing factor (RF) of the bridge investigated. 3rd Edition of the Specifications in 2004. It is generally agreed that a curved girder bridge should be analyzed Based on a limited number of studies of prestressed con- as a system, such that line-girder simplifications (where crete girder configurations producing similar results, the above effective width is used) would not apply. Approximate simple criterion is thought to be reasonable for such config- methods, however, are explicitly permitted in the 2005 urations as well. Interims for use in analyzing curved girder bridges. The very notion of effective width presumes composite One such approximate analysis method is the V-Load behavior. A question addressed in one of the experiments method. The V-Load method idealizes the curved girder performed herein is whether composite behavior can legiti- as a straight girder subjected to vertical (V) loads applied mately be assumed in negative moment regions without con- at diaphragm locations to complement gravity loads. tinuous shear connectors. It would appear that composite Engineers using the V-Load method will want to know behavior can be attained in negative moment regions, even what value of effective width to use for resisting super- without shear studs being distributed throughout the negative imposed dead-load and live-load effects on the com- moment region, as long as the longitudinal reinforcing steel posite section. The research reported herein simply does is properly anchored and developed. This observation, how- not address that question. ever, is based on only a single experimental specimen. 3. A third situation not explicitly investigated herein is where decks are longitudinally prestressed. Such decks would be designed not to crack under service loads. 4.2 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN Whether the effective width of such decks remaining uncracked at the critical cross section in negative It is recommended that the AASHTO Subcommittee on moment regions extends to the full width is an impor- Bridges and Structures (SCOBS) consider the draft revisions tant question. This question was beyond the scope of
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67 the parametric study conducted herein and should be to live load and because Byers (whose results served as investigated. Although it is worth mentioning that while a basis for comparison with ours) did not use live load investigating the negative moment region prior to crack- either. Thus, it would be of interest to investigate the ing, the observation was that an apparent smaller beff live-load influence on the effective width. than that of a cracked section whereby the rebars are � Influence of cable tensioning during construction on fully engaged in taking the tensile stresses. beff: Construction steps were not considered in this work. 4. A fourth situation involves bridge decks that do not Investigating their influence on beff is recommended. have solid thicknesses that meet or exceed the mini- � Negative shear lag in cable-stayed bridges: The phe- mum depth of 175 mm (7 in.) specified in Article 22.214.171.124 nomenon has been observed in various types of struc- of the AASHTO LRFD Specifications. The FEM analy- tures, and further research on the subject is recom- ses upon which this report's recommendations are based mended as far as cable-stayed bridges are concerned. all presumed solid deck thicknesses meeting or exceed- � Single versus dual effective width: A single value of ing this minimum depth requirement. Situations with effective width was evaluated herein. Attempts to sepa- other types of decks are thus not included within the rate normal stresses into their "axial" and their "flexural" scope of the recommendations and therefore should be components are also recommended for future research investigated independently. although the difficulty of the task is recognized. 5. The research results presented herein focused primarily � Impact assessment in terms of rating factor: As was on slab-on-girder systems. Whether the effective width done for the more common slab-on-girder cases, it would provisions for slab-on-girder systems can or should be be of interest to investigate how the proposed values of reconciled with the effective width provisions for seg- effective width in cable-stayed bridges affect analysis mental prestressed concrete box girders is a reasonable results as measured by rating factor. question. Posited another way, for example, why should � A wider range of bridge geometries and cable config- a deck in a segmental box girder experience shear uration: For example, in this project the bridges investi- lag differently than a deck in a tub girder? One would gated (other than the Cooper River Bridge) were no more not expect a difference, which means that one would not than 30 m (100 ft) wide. It would be of interest to deter- expect a different criterion for effective width. Yet there mine values of effective width for additional bridges was no attempt in the present study to reconcile its wider than 30 m and for bridges with different cable results with existing provisions for segmental box patterns, cable spacing, floorbeam spacing, slab thick- girders. ness, and so forth. 4.3.2 Bridge Types and Geometries 4.3.3 Recommendations Originating Considered Herein from Experimental Investigations Within the framework of the parametric study and addi- From the experimental studies conducted as part of this tional cases examined herein, further investigation may be research, the following recommendations for further research appropriate beyond the range limits adopted in this study, i.e., arise: � Girder spacings farther apart than 4.8 m (16 ft), or in fact � Research is recommended for evaluation of instrumenta- greater than 3.6 m (12 ft) for prestressed girders, tion used for measuring strain on rebars that are embed- � Span lengths greater than 60 m (200 ft), and ded in concrete. � Skew angles greater than 60 deg. � More extensive study, including evaluation of rebar strains, of intentionally composite versus noncomposite Although prestressed concrete girder configurations and slab-on-girder specimens would be valuable. Ideally the cable-stayed bridges were considered in this study, only a specimens would be multi-girder systems. Investiga- few such cases were explicitly examined. Expanding the num- tions and comparisons of global and local composite/ ber of analyses on these types of bridges in order to modify noncomposite behaviors would be useful. As mentioned or increase the credibility of the recommendations contained in the literature review, AASHTO is confusing on the herein for these types of bridges may be desirable. point of composite behavior relating to shear stud design. For cable-stayed bridges, the following are suggested as It is recommended that research in this area includes eval- areas for further research regarding effective width: uation of situations and/or loading that allow noncom- posite beams to be evaluated as composite. Surely the � Live-load placement influence on effective width: No details of the steel-concrete bond surface would be of live load was considered in the present study because interest since various conditions exist at that location in the dead load is very large in such structures with respect the field. Perhaps a FEM model with interface elements
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68 only in the shear stud cluster region would be in order � Further investigation of crack patterns and how they since there was no contact in certain regions of the non- relate to composite beams versus slip regions of non- composite specimen during later levels of loading in the composite beams with developed rebar may be useful experiment. This report presents only comparison of one in developing and verifying refinements to concrete composite specimen to one noncomposite specimen, so and rebar material modeling assumptions and friction it is unreasonable to assume that the material presented modeling assumptions used in finite element models of here applies to all conditions. slab-on-girder bridges.


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Solar Spicy Molasses Cookies
When baking cookies in the Sun Oven there are three things to keep in mind: adjust the tilt of the Sun Oven before putting the cookies in the cooking chamber, use rimmed baking sheets, and set a timer. Due to the high fat content of cookies they can easily slide off the pans. Getting the leveling tray as flat as possible and a rimmed baking sheet (or the rim of the dehydrating racks) will stop that from happening. The cooking time is short enough that you won't have to readjust the tilt while they're baking. The fat content also make cookies one of the few foods that can burn in the Sun Oven. A timer will solve that problem. You don't need the dehydrating rakes to bake drop cookies but they make it a lot easier.
Sun Oven Molasses Cookies
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
Solar Breakfast Bars
Now that we live in the L.A. area long commutes are becoming a part of life. What should be a 20 minute trip can take an hour (on a good day) or more. Easy to eat, fun snacks like these oatmeal bars help make sitting in traffic a little more bearable. This recipe is pretty basic. It can be jazzed up with mix-ins such as chocolate chips, chopped nuts, or dried fruit.
3 cups old-fashioned oats
2/3 cup whole-wheat flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup vegetable oil
1 egg, beaten
Sun Oven Holiday Baking
I can't remember the last time I baked sugar cookies. I don't have the patience, let alone the skill, for fancy decoration. Food coloring or decorating sugars are not things I keep on hand, and, at least until now, it was hard to fit very many cookies in the Sun Oven at one time, but after my recent cake calamity I was left with a craving for something sweet. When I saw a sugar cookie baking mix at Trader Joe's I couldn't resist.
The dehydrating racks took care of the space issue. The mix comes with frosting and sparkling sugar and, with a yield of only about two dozen, I managed to muster up the patience to frost them. Cookie cutters were not an issue. I pick them up at yard sales or thrift stores, and now have an extensive collection of them, so it was nice to get a chance to use a few.
Blackout Solar Cookies
We were among the thousands of Los Angeles area residents without power after the massive windstorm Thursday night so I finally got to use my Sun Oven in an emergency situation. What did I make? Cookies, of course. I thought, based on the estimate given to us by the power company, that the outage would be fixed by early evening. If I'd known we'd be without power until the following day I might have rustled together something for dinner instead, but cookies were on my schedule so that's what I made. We had just enough sunshine to get the job done.
Big Sun Oven Oatmeal Cookies
3/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
Solar Baked Breadsticks
This batch of breadsticks can be baked in the Sun Oven in one go using the dehydrating racks (or any other method you can come up with to stack three baking sheets). They can be rolled in salt, poppy or sesame seeds, or left plain. They'll keep for a couple of days if stored in an airtight container and can be refreshed in a hot oven for a few minutes before serving. As usual, I prepare the dough using my bread machine.
Sun Oven Breadsticks
7/8 cup water
3 tablespoons olive oil, plus extra for brushing
Solar Sweet Potato Quiche
The recipe I used for Wednesday's pie left me with a quite a bit of extra dough. If I'd left it in the freezer I'm sure it would have wound up pushed to the back and forgotten, so today I put it to good use with some of the other Thanksgiving Day leftovers and make some quiche. After consulting a few different recipes online I decided to wing it. First I baked the crusts (in the Sun Oven, of course) then filled the individual tart pans with a mixture of 4 eggs, about 2/3 a cup of mashed sweet potato, cooked chopped swiss chard, some crumbled cooked bacon, and grated Parmesan cheese. Then back to the Sun Oven to bake until the filling was set. The four pans would fit on the leveling tray, but for easier handling, and better air flow, I used two of the dehydrating racks as pictured below.
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Lately I've been raiding Mark's stash of corn chips when I go looking for a snack. They're about the only thing we ever have in the house that are not sweet and require absolutely no preparation.
That's the funny thing about my house, it's always full of food but apart from fresh fruit there's almost nothing that can just be eaten as is and sometimes I want to eat something now. I was hoping seasoned dehydrated veggies could become a new-found version of chips; a salty snack ready to eat straight from the container, but I think I'm going to have to keep looking. Not that the dehydrated zucchini I made the other day are bad, they just lack the satisfying crunch of chips.
Making them was, however, a good learning experience. I got started early and had the thinly sliced, lightly seasoned zucchini ready to go as soon as the sun hit the back yard. By the last rays of the day they were dehydrated to perfection. I'd seasoned them with garlic powder, dried basil, and salt. The flavor was good, and I did manage to stay away from the bag of chips in the pantry, but I think they'd be better as an ingredient in risottos or soups than on their own. I guess I'll have to find something else to deal with the mid-afternoon hunger pangs.
Assorted Solar Dried Fruits
I have to admit I'd never even though of dehydrating bananas until I read the instructions that came with the dehydrating racks. I wasn't even sure what shape I should cut them into; discs or strips. It seemed obvious that discs would dry out faster but I thought strips would make a nice portable snack. I decided to try both. To fill all three racks I also cut up a couple of apples and a pear.
The apples dried the fastest. They were completely dehydrated by the end of the day. As predicted the banana discs dehydrated faster than the strips. The pear took longer than I'd expected. Both the bananas and the pear had to be finished up the next day. The banana discs (and the pear slices for that matter) came out great. I lost my patience with the banana strips. I couldn't tell if they were dry enough to store safely so I ate them – problem solved. I'm sure that in the summer months, when there's more usable sunshine, I'd have been able to finish all the fruit (maybe even the banana strips) in one day.
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I'm sure I'm not the only one that looked at the new dehydrating racks and thought "Could they be used for baking?" The answer is yes. Today I baked a full batch of drop cookies, over three dozen, in two Sun Oven loads. The same as it would have taken to bake them in a conventional oven. The top layer baked slightly faster, but by less than five minutes, pretty much the time it took to take the top layer inside and transfer the cookies to a cooling rack.
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In fact, apart from a batch or two of tomatoes per year, I'd pretty much given up on solar food dehydrating. It was just too much hassle to fit enough stuff in the Sun Oven to justify tying up it for a whole day.
So, of course, as soon as I received my set of Sun Dry Dehydrating Racks I had to put them to the test. So what if it was already noon and the only produce I had on hand were three tiny apples. I had a new toy and I wanted to play with in now. Turns out I only had enough fruit for two layers and enough remaining hours of sunlight to get the job half done (I finished up the next day), but I could see right off the bat the slippage was a thing of the past.
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Here's a close up of the the battery bracket I made. It is just some sheet metal from Lowe's, cut with a band saw, drilled a couple of holes for looks, and bent on a sheet metal brake. Bolted down in the same 3 locations the Airbox is. There is a layer of rubber and insulation put down before the battery. The inner tube bands are probably unnecessary, but they are used to secure everything down into place. Assembly is a little tricky, but once its all in there, it doesn't want to go anywhere.
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I saw this on another build from the DoTheTon forums. Placing the filter pods on the the ends of the original intake manifolds. I know there has been a lot of previous work done to optimize similar options. Most of it is way above my head. But overall, it should reduce the turbulence of the airflow into the carburetor. I haven't had any serious issues balancing the carbs to the pods, but I also never really got idle to smooth out as nice as it was with the airbox there. Haven't taken it for a serious ride yet, but I did start it up in the garage and the idle seemed to be just a bit smoother than it has been.
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A system and a method of establishing direction and velocity of fire development in a region. A fire profile based on a time sequence of alarming detectors provides both direction and velocity information. Future directions of development can be estimated by analogizing fire progression to a ball bouncing off of a rigid wall.
1. A method of evaluating a developing fire condition in a region being monitored comprising:
establishing a plurality of fire detection points in a region;
collecting indicia from the points indicative of a fire condition;
establishing graphically, a direction of fire travel in response to at least some of the collected indicia;
where fire direction is established by comparing sets of indicia collected during a plurality of time intervals; and
which includes displaying a time based sequence of periodically collected indicia and generating a fire velocity indicator in response thereto.
2. A method as in
3. A method as in
4. A method as in
projecting a change in fire direction in response to the fire encountering the fire barner.
5. A method as in
generating a change of direction indicator in response thereto.
6. A method as in
displaying a change of direction indicating symbol on a representation of the region.
7. A method as in
automatically evaluating an effect on fire direction in response to the presence of a pre-established fire barrier.
8. A method as in
displaying a change of direction indicating symbol on a representation of the region.
The invention pertains to monitoring systems and methods such as fire detection systems and methods usable to monitor fire related conditions in a region. More particularly, the invention pertains to such systems and methods which incorporate fire progression information and displays to assist fire fighting personnel in evaluating and suppressing fire conditions in the region.
Fires can be difficult to locate in buildings. Smoke obscures views, and buildings can be large and complicated. The effort needed to find the fire takes time away from the available time for fighting the fire. Most fire departments use a 20 minute rule.
If the fire is not at least well under control within 20 minutes from inception, then the building, or the portion of the building that this fire is in, is probably lost. Fire departments then shift to containment strategies to attempt to prevent the fire from spreading and taking more of the building.
It would be helpful to fire fighters to know how the fire is developing in the building when they arrive on the scene, or as quickly as possible thereafter. Understanding fire development can be difficult given the levels of detection in some existing buildings. Some areas in some buildings may have very few fire detectors. This scarcity of detectors is permitted by code depending on when the fire protection system was installed, as well as the configuration of spaces and fire walls.
There continues to be a need to better assess fire location and direction of fire development to assist fire fighting and rescue personnel. Preferably existing alarm systems could be upgraded to provide this additional functionality.
Numerous other advantages and features of the present invention will become readily apparent from the following detailed description of the invention and the embodiment thereof, from the claims and from the accompanying drawings.
While embodiments of this invention can take many different forms, specific embodiments thereof are shown in the drawings and will be described herein in detail with the understanding that the present disclosure is to be considered as an exemplification of the principles of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the specific embodiment illustrated.
Image processing can be used in one embodiment of the invention to derive meaningful information about the locations of fires in buildings from available detector information. Floor plans of buildings are a graphic representation of the building. Specifically, floor plans are a representation of a building that has been sliced at about 5 feet above the floor level. Such representations can be shown using a downward looking point of view, a top plan view of the floor. This representation is an image. Smoke detectors can be placed in relation to this floor plan.
This type of plan is a hybrid created by superimposing parts of a reflected ceiling plan onto a floor plan. The combination is usually quickly and easily interpreted by viewers who see ceiling mounted detectors located on a floor plan. This combined plan is not only an image, but it can be pixelized and analyzed as described below.
In accordance with the invention, output signals from ambient condition detectors, such as smoke or thermal detectors, can be processed to more accurately determine the location of fire. Such outputs can be used to estimate the progress of the fire. At least some currently installed fire protection systems illustrate which smoke or heat detectors have gone into alarm on a floor plan on a display that is part of their user interface. This location information can be very useful. The sequence in which smoke or heat detectors go into alarm can be analyzed to provide insight into a developing fire.
There are some fire behaviors that tend to hold true in many different fires and types of fires. Fires tend to progress rather than backtrack; they do not usually go in one direction and then reverse direction.
Fires tend not to cross fire-proof barriers, at least when the barrier is working properly. Fires tend to be fairly continuous. They do not normally appear in highly separate locations in the horizontal plane. Fires may jump from floor to floor along a vertical plane, but rarely hop in a discontinuous way on the horizontal plane.
The sequence in which detectors alarm can be stored and related to the associated floor plan. The spacing and sequence of sensor activation can then be analyzed. A vector suggesting the direction of movement can be established by the advancing front of activating detectors. The general direction that the vector is pointing, can be used to identify area(s) at risk for at least filling with smoke, and possibly catching fire.
The speed or velocity of the vector is established by the speed of advancement of the activating front, of detectors. A vector can also be defined as showing the direction and momentum of activating detectors that are contiguous.
Another method determines where fire barriers are located in relation to this vector. In this analysis, fire will collide with a fire barrier the way a vector would collide with a fixed object.
The vector can be treated as if it will rebound off the barrier at angles similar to what would happen if a rolling ball struck the barrier. Although a fire would not ricochet off a wall, nevertheless, a fireproof wall will deflect the flame. Thus, a fire that is contained from the top will travel through a space and interact with objects like a vector.
Separate fires can be indicated by a reversal of vector direction. Vectors will not reverse direction under normal fire propagation. A reversal will usually indicate two different fire locations that are activating detectors in patterns that will look like reversals.
A method that could be used to determine whether there are separate fires in a building is based on determining whether there are sudden reversals in the direction of the vector. If a vector goes steadily in one direction, and suddenly jumps across detectors that have not alarmed, and then reverses direction to return to the original front of advancement, there are indications that there are separate fires. Vectors can be defined in terms of the direction and speed of advancement of contiguously alarming detectors. Hopping over non-alarming detectors indicates the possibility of two fires.
Several vector analysis techniques could be carried out with the data simultaneously. One could contribute to the analysis of how the fire front or fronts were propagating. Another could create a single vector from all alarms to check for backtracking or other indicia of separate fires.
Wireless communication could be implemented using RF signals or the like without limitation. The members of the plurality 20 could be in wireless communication with one or more members, such as the member 12 j of the plurality 12. It will be understood that the exact details of communication between electrical units, members of the plurality 12 and 20, is not a limitation of the present invention.
If desired, the system 10 could include a common control element 24, illustrated in phantom, to provide sequencing, power and supervision for the electrical units in the pluralities 12 and 20.
The members of the pluralities 12 and 20 could include ambient condition detectors as well as audible or visible output devices without limitation. Types of detectors could include fire detectors, such as flame, thermal or smoke detectors. Other types of detectors could include motion detectors, position detectors, flow detectors, velocity detectors, and the like, all without limitation.
Coupled to the system 10, either via hardwiring or wirelessly is a display device 30. It will be understood that the device 30 could be implemented as a portion of the control element 24 if desired. Alternately, the device 30 could be a separate unit from the control element 24. Device 30 could also be a portable unit which is in wireless communication with the system 10.
Device 30 includes a display unit 32 and a processing section 34. A port or ports can be provided on device 30 to connect it to system 10 wirelessly, via antenna 30′ or hardwired with cable 30″.
With reference to
The associated local memory incorporates executable control instructions whereby the processor 36 a carries out an analysis and display function as described subsequently. Additionally, information as described subsequently, can be stored in the device 30 on a real-time basis or downloaded from the system 10 for display.
The processor element 34 also includes display driver circuitry 36 b and a bi-directional communications interface 36 c intended to be used with antenna 30′ for wireless communication or to be coupled via cable 30″ to communication link 14.
It will be understood that the device 30 could be permanently attached to the system 10 and provide displays only associated therewith. Alternately, the device 30 could be a stand-alone device in wireless communication with a variety of ambient condition sensing systems without limitation.
As illustrated in
The system 10 includes the members of the plurality 12 which might be implemented as smoke detectors. The detectors 12 are illustrated installed throughout the region R. When so configured, the system 10 would function as a fire alarm system. In the event that the members of the plurality 12 included other types of sensors such as position or motion or motion sensors, the system 10 could also provide an intrusion monitoring function. It will also be understood that the members of the plurality 12 could each incorporate multiple sensors, for example, smoke, gas, thermal, without limitation and without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
The graphical processing illustrated by
A variety of different processes can be carried out so as to develop the direction and magnitude information for graphical presentation. The details of such processing are not limitations of the invention.
Processor 36 a, using the information from
It will be understood that various types of image processing come within the spirit and scope of the invention. These include vector analysis, neural network processing, or pattern recognition. Other types of processing could also be used.
Those of skill in the art will understand that there are factors other than velocity of the fire, direction of progress of the fire, and the locations of barriers to the spread of the fire that might also influence fire progress in a building. These and other factors could be incorporated with the above described processing of fire progress.
For example, temperature is one factor that may influence fire progress. The higher the temperature around a fire, the more quickly it will burn fuels available to it, and the quicker it will spread.
The character of the space that the fire is in will influence fire spread. Fire will spread more quickly through 100 feet of vertical space than it will through 100 feet of horizontal space.
Fuel influences the spread of fire. The greater the fuel load available in a space, the hotter and possibly faster, a fire will spread.
The air supply can influence the spread of fire. A fire with plentiful air supply, and therefore plentiful oxygen, will bum faster and spread faster than a fire that is starved for air. Also, fires that are starved for air but have built up considerable heat can suddenly and explosively flash over if suddenly given air.
All of the above are exemplary only, and some or all could be incorporated into the above-described processing. Other factors could also be incorporated without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Processing software, to take into account some or all of the above factors, executable by processor 36 a, or by circuits 24, could be stored in circuits 30 or 24 without limitation.
From the foregoing, it will be observed that numerous variations and modifications may be effected without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. It is to be understood that no limitation with respect to the specific apparatus illustrated herein is intended or should be inferred. It is, of course, intended to cover by the appended claims all such modifications as fall within the scope of the claims.
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10. Eastern Michigan
It matters not that absolutely no one is paying attention to it, but Ron English is doing a remarkable job in Ypsilanti. After upsetting Western Michigan on Saturday, the coach has his Eagles over .500 this late in a season for the first time since 1995. That also happened to be the last time that 4-3 Eastern Michigan won more than four games in a year. The team is gradually breaking old habits with a committee ground game composed of QB Alex Gillett and backs Javonti Greene, Dominque White and Dominique Sherrer.
9. The Louisville D
The Cardinals might be a game under .500, but the defense has been first-rate all year long. Louisville has allowed more than two offensive touchdowns in a game just once all season, yielding an average of just 17 points per outing. While the unit may lack star power, it's long on fundamentals and intensity, trademarks of Charlie Strong-coached teams. The Cards were at it again on Friday night, silencing Big East-leading Rutgers, 16-14, behind three timely picks.
8. NC State CB David Amerson
The true sophomore has snuck up on a lot of people this season, including opposing quarterbacks. Amerson is on the verge of running away with this year's interception title after picking off a pair of passes for the second straight game. The second one off the right arm of Virginia QB David Watford was taken back for six in the final quarter to seal an important victory for the Pack in Charlottesville. Amerson now has eight interceptions on the season, putting him within mathematical range of Washington DB Al Worley's single-season record of 14 picks in 1968.
7. Penn State RB Silas Redd
Yes, they still do play some offense in Happy Valley. Redd has been the big fish in a shallow pond this fall, his first as a full-timer, rushing for no less than 129 yards in each of the last four games. The sophomore went for a career-high 164 yards and a score on only 18 carries against Northwestern Saturday night. By winning for the sixth straight time, coupled with Wisconsin's loss at Michigan State, Penn State now stands alone atop the Big Ten's Leaders Division.
The Trojans have caught fire since losing to Arizona State on Sept. 24, capping a three-game winning streak with an impressive win in South Bend Saturday night. QB Matt Barkley has been sharp as the leader of the offense, throwing nine touchdowns to one pick during the run, and the pass defense has unexpectedly turned the corner. The secondary, which has been without top cover corner Torin Harris, did not allow a touchdown pass in the last two games to Cal's Zach Maynard or Notre Dame's Tommy Rees.
5. Cincinnati
Not only have the Bearcats won five straight since losing to Tennessee on Sept. 10, but losses by West Virginia and Rutgers have propelled them to the top of the Big East standings. Cincinnati's latest victory was a huge one, rallying behind the heroics of QB Zach Collaros to upend South Florida in Tampa with a last-minute touchdown. The senior continued his push for league Offensive Player of the Year, throwing for three scores and running for two more, including the game-winner with 20 seconds left.
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Is it any wonder that LSU is absolutely cruising through its schedule with four regular-season games remaining? The Tigers have gone five straight games without committing a turnover, an amazing run, and have only given the ball away three times in eight games. One pick out of 176 attempts. Two fumbles lost. When you couple that kind of mistake-free football with a suffocating D, it should come as no surprise that LSU has won its games by an average score of 39-11.
1. Michigan State
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Appointments, Financial Results, Recognitions, and New Products and Solutions - Research Report on Herbalife, Mattress Firm, Harman, LeapFrog, and Avery Dennison Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom PR Newswire NEW YORK, September 11, 2013 NEW YORK, September 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Investors' Reports announced new research reports highlighting Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE: HLF), Mattress Firm Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: MFRM), Harman International Industries Inc. (NYSE: HAR), LeapFrog Enterprises Inc. (NYSE: LF), and Avery Dennison Corp. (NYSE: AVY). Today's readers may access these reports free of charge - including full price targets, industry analysis and analyst ratings - via the links below. Herbalife Ltd. Research Report On September 5, 2013, Herbalife Ltd. (Herbalife) announced that it has appointed former Mayor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa to serve as a Senior Adviser to Chairman and CEO of the Company, Michael O. Johnson, as well as to its Board of Directors. Herbalife stated that in his new role, Villaraigosa will provide counsel on strategic business development and global community outreach. Commenting on the appointment, Johnson stated, "Antonio knows our company well. He understands our nutrition products as well as the way our business model works and the value it can bring to communities. His years of experience leading a major U.S. city give Antonio a unique understanding of the opportunities Herbalife can bring to people across the globe. His knowledge and perspective will be a valuable addition to our team." The Full Research Report on Herbalife Ltd. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.investorsreports.com/report/2013-09-08/HLF] -- Mattress Firm Holding Corp. Research Report On September 6, 2013, Mattress Firm Holding Corp. 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The condiment ruse was proven all the more sinister after officials discovered thousands of ruptured plastic bottles sporting Heinz labels, leaking their putrid contents after having seemingly been abandoned.
Spokespeople for Heinz claim that someone was most likely pouring regular Heinz ketchup into bottles labeled "Simply Heinz," a higher-end product made with natural cane sugar as opposed to high-fructose corn syrup. Representatives for the company were quick to assure consumers that they had little reason to believe that any fake bottles had reached stores, but urged customers to ask their local grocery store managers if they had purchased their ketchup directly from Heinz.
The criminals weren't just short on moral aptitude — they apparently didn't care much for science, either. Liquids high in sugar tend to ferment when left unattended in a heated area, so it was only a matter of time before the sealed bottles buckled under the pressure of such a contained chemical reaction.
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Season 3
49 :03x01 - Net Loss
Ryan and Mac (Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert) investigate the murder of a tennis pro. A tennis team's coach asks his old friend Pete to find the killer and the motive after his star player is shot on the court. While Mac follows up leads with the team's attractive owner, Pete joins the team and finds two other lovely suspects.
Special Guest Stars:
Marisa Pavan
as Sally Blair |
Guest Stars:
Barbara Anderson
as Dana Wallace |
Eric Braeden
as Mike Jenkins |
Co-Guest Stars:
Anne Randall
as Lena Ionescu (co-starring (opening credits)) |
Roberta Leighton
as Candy Lewis (co-starring (opening credits)) |
Daniel Pilon
as Jack Dawson |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Thomas Babson
as Larry Thorpe (as Thomas W. Babson) |
Ross Borden
as Attendant |
George Reynolds
as Benson |
Brian Baker
as Tibbs |
James Hong
as Wang ("and")
Reza Badiyi
Stephen Kandel
50 :03x02 - Downshift
Pete and Mac (Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert) investigate the murder of a ruthless auto racer.
Guest Stars:
Michael V. Gazzo
as Tony Alibrandi |
Morgan Fairchild
as Shelley Bloom |
Co-Guest Stars:
Janice Heiden
as Gloria Mason |
Ben Wright
as Eric Von Strauss |
William Bogert
as Arnold Winton |
Morgan Jones (1)
as Gary Long |
Bobbie Mitchell
as Susan Voight |
Frank M. Benard
as Pierre (as Francois-Marie Benard) |
Richard Young
as Castle |
Bert Holland
as Carl Gelman |
Christa Linder
as mademoiselle
Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Robert Earll
51 :03x03 - Fade Out
A movie producer hires Pete and Mac to protect his leading lady from attempts on her life. Pete takes on the role of a studio security officer while Mac toils before the camera to find a star's would-be murderer.
Special Guest Stars:
Zohra Lampert
as Lita Verassiere |
Guest Stars:
Andrew Duggan
as Truman Berkley |
Johnny Seven
as Al Crawford |
Co-Guest Stars:
Dorrie Thomson
as Julie Farmer (co-starring (opening credits)) |
Casey Kasem
as Tony Brock |
Eric Server
as Harmon |
Mary Angela Shea
as Olivia Kerns (as Mary Angela) |
Stephen Burleigh
as Mary Tyson |
George Sawaya
as Deamer |
Lester Fletcher
as Hotel Clerk
Lawrence Doheny
Richard Landau
52 :03x04 - Legend of the Macunas (1)
Pete and Mac head for Las Vegas to find out the cause of a flier's fatal crash. Sandra Summers (Pamela Hensley) asks Pete and Mac to investigate the circumstances surrounding her father's fatal plane crash. First of two parts.
Special Guest Stars:
Foster Brooks
as Dale Abse |
Dionne Warwick
as Sherry |
Wayne Newton
as Himself (("And a special Appearance by)) |
Guest Stars:
George Maharis
as Clouston |
Pamela Hensley
as Sandra Summers |
Chuck McCann
as Pendergast |
Jack Colvin
as Detective Sgt. Koehler |
Co-Guest Stars:
Ronald Feinberg
as unknown ((co-starring in the opening credits)) |
Robert Q. Lewis
as Burney ((co-starring in the opening credits)) |
Betty Ann Carr
as Topassanah |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Dave Barry (1)
as Room Clerk |
Billy Kay (2)
as Mike |
Cisse Cameron
as Charlotte Braverman |
Marc Hannibal
as Quirt |
James Hong
as Wang ("and")
John Peyser
Leigh Vance
53 :03x05 - Legend of the Macunas (2)
Pete and Mac (Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert) continue probing the fatal desert crash of a plane on a photo mission.
Special Guest Stars:
Foster Brooks
as Dale Abse |
Dionne Warwick
as Sherry |
Wayne Newton
as Himself (("And Special Appearance by)) |
Guest Stars:
George Maharis
as Clouston |
Pamela Hensley
as Sandra Summers |
Chuck McCann
as Pendergast |
Jack Colvin
as Detective Sgt. Koehler |
Co-Guest Stars:
Ronald Feinberg
as Unknown ((co-starring in the opening credits)) |
Robert Q. Lewis
as Burney (co-starring in the opening credits) |
Betty Ann Carr
as Topassanah |
Billy Kay (2)
as Mike |
Marc Hannibal
as Quirt |
Suzanne Hunt
as Aida |
Joseph D'Alessio
as Saud |
Abe Rudnick
as Medical Examiner
John Peyser
Leigh Vance
54 :03x06 - Dancer
Attempts are made to murder Dancer, a vaudevillian (David Wayne) trying to make a comeback.
Guest Stars:
David Wayne
as Dancer |
Kim Cattrall
as Judith Pierce |
J. Pat O'Malley
as Noah Bentley |
John Fiedler
as Winkler |
Co-Guest Stars:
Michael Jackson (2)
as TV Interviewer |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Shilton |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Tara Buckman
as Young Nurse |
Maggie Malooly
as Miss Finch |
Louis Quinn
as M.C. |
Sandie Newton
as Girl |
James Hong
as Wang ("and")
Paul Krasny
Patrick Mathews (1)
55 :03x07 - Go for Broke
A woman is murdered after hiring Mac and Pete (Eddie Albert, Robert Wagner) to find her philandering husband.
Special Guest Stars:
Janet Blair
as Isabel Harris |
Guest Stars:
Lara Parker
as Tanya Mason |
Charles Robinson
as Tom Harris |
Susan Anton
as Marci Benton |
Robert Yuro
as "Mark-up" Stein |
Co-Guest Stars:
Antony Carbone
as Mike Lansky |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Shilton ("And") |
Allen Joseph
as Lou Reardon |
Fred Villani
as Melvin
Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Mel Goldberg
Chris Lucky
56 :03x08 - Lady of the Deep
A marine biologist disappears off the Mexican coast while on a Government salvaging assignment.
Special Guest Stars:
Don Porter
as Salvensen |
Guest Stars:
Skye Aubrey
as Lottie Cranston |
René Enríquez
as Rafael Garcia |
Jorge Cervera, Jr
as Hernandez |
Co-Guest Stars:
Carmen Zapata
as Clarita |
Regis Cordic
as Dr. Dane Cranston (as Regis J. Cordic) |
Clint Ritchie
as Stinch |
Panchito Gomez
as Miguelin |
Caesar Cordova
as Security Guard |
Russ McGinn
as O'Duggan
Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Larry Forrester
57 :03x09 - Thirty Thousand Witnesses
Pete (Robert Wagner) investigates foul play in a soccer league whose goalies have met with sometimes-fatal accidents.
Guest Stars:
Dane Clark
as Clay Tranter |
Eric Braeden
as Franz Hausner |
Jack Hogan
as Abe Knox |
Don Knight
as Rob Evans |
Frank Aletter
as Harry Gilden |
Lindsay Bloom
as Kate Johnson |
Lorenzo Lamas
as Sobranski |
Co-Guest Stars:
Than Wyenn
as Franek Zenski |
Lewis Charles
as Bennie |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Shilton ("and")
Fernando Lamas
Tom Bagen
58 :03x10 - Dangerous Curves
Pete and Mac (Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert) try to learn who is using criminal tactics to drive an all-woman taxi company out of business. Maggie and Revel help the girls while Pete and Mac try to discover the reason an all-female taxy company is being forced out of business.
Guest Stars:
Anne Schedeen
as Keelie Blair |
Ned Wilson
as Howard Madison |
Norman Alden
as Barney |
Co-Guest Stars:
Sally Carter-Ihnat
as Adele |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Kathleen Bendett
as Tabitha |
Joseph V. Perry
as Cadrow Webb |
Jay Varela
as Fire Chief (as Jay F. Varela) |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Shilton ("and") |
Loree Frazier (1)
as Gin-Gin |
Maile Souza
as Annie
Phil Bondelli
Larry Forrester
59 :03x11 - The Tong
Wang, Malcolm's cook (James Hong) is involved in a murder that may presage war among Chinese clans.
Guest Stars:
Evan Kim
as Ying |
Barbara Luna
as Sergeant Lee |
John Fujioka
as Nin Tung Fat |
Philip Ahn
as Charlie Kuang |
Co-Guest Stars:
James Hong
as Wang (co-starring in opening credits) |
Carlene Watkins
as Shirley |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Stafford Shilton ("and") |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Chris Wong
as Chinese Boy (as Christopher Wong) |
Kim Lee
as Yang
Ray Danton
Peter Allan Fields
David Carren
60 :03x12 - Who Killed Lila Craig?
Mac has an interest in the auction of a manuscript said to name the killer of an actress murdered after a lurid life. After claiming that he knows the identity of the man who murdered a famous actress 20 years ago, an eccentric issues invitations to a wide range of suspects, but the answer is not as simple as one might be led to believe.
Special Guest Stars:
Lola Albright
as Millie Tate |
Guest Stars:
Howard Duff
as Ira Larkin |
Rick Jason
as Gene Cole |
Randi Oakes
as Jill Claredon |
Felice Orlandi
as Rick Race |
Jack Carter
as Raymond Brodski ("And") |
Co-Guest Stars:
Ray Ballard
as Doorman |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Stafford Shilton ("and")
Paul Krasny
Steve Fisher (1)
61 :03x13 - The Cage
Mac and Pete investigate the disappearance of a young sweepstakes winner employed at the San Diego Zoo. A rare white rhinoceros may hold the vital clue in the zoo veterinarian's bizarre disappearance.
Special Guest Stars:
Ramon Bieri
as Jack Gaynor |
Natalie Wood
as Herself ("Special Guest Appearance by") |
Guest Stars:
JoAnna Cameron (1)
as Jenni Brown |
Co-Guest Stars:
Jason Kincaid
as Paul Brown |
Bill Quinn (1)
as Lieutenant Caridia |
William Mims
as Dr. James Lennox |
Eddie Firestone
as Bartender |
John Davis Chandler
as Jo Jo Kert (as John Chandler) |
Eric Christmas
as Shaun Farrell |
Stack Pierce
as Selso Barnes ("and")
Phil Bondelli
Larry Forrester
Patrick Mathews (1)
Patrick Mathews (1)
62 :03x14 - Coronado Circle
An elderly captain and his deckhand are missing from a yacht found drifting where several vessels recently disappeared.
Special Guest Stars:
John Colicos
as Gilchrist |
Guest Stars:
Juliet Mills
as Alicia Alden |
Arch Johnson
as Combes (as Archie Johnson) |
Frank Maxwell
as Captain Marks |
Co-Guest Stars:
Ken Sansom
as Dr. Helmut Kronberg |
George Chandler
as Captain Roberts |
John de Lancie
as Ensign Ray Stevens |
Jody Gilbert
as Kustrinski |
John Furlong
as Chief
Michael Caffey
Donald P. Bellisario
63 :03x15 - Blue Crusaders Reunion
A vengeful killer prowls a reunion of ex-cops. Mac and Pete bargain for the life of a girl held hostage by gunmen at the police officers' reunion.
Special Guest Stars:
Mike Kellin
as Fred |
Guest Stars:
Simon Oakland
as Sam |
Kathryn Leigh Scott
as Lyndell |
Co-Guest Stars:
Frank Campanella
as Anthony Barducci |
Michael Grant Terry
as Richard Clement (as J. Michael Terry) |
Alan Terry
as Alvin Clement |
Troas Hayes
as Secretary |
Dana Baker
as Serena
Seymour Robbie
Robert Earll
Robert Earll
Leigh Vance
64 :03x16 - Stolen Island (aka Death Island)
Pete and Mac look for a militant ecologist who went into hiding after a chemical-company bombing.
Guest Stars:
Maud Adams
as Ava |
Jacques Aubuchon
as Arthur Cummings |
Jonathan Goldsmith (1)
as Mark |
Co-Guest Stars:
Robert F. Hoy
as Benny Vinton (as Robert Hoy) |
William Stevens
as Sam Brent |
John Ventantonio
as Luis Tarrvella
Fernando Lamas
Robert Earll
65 :03x17 - Play-off
A gambling mogul kidnaps Malcolm to ensure that Pete will protect his golfer son.
Guest Stars:
Jack Kruschen
as Damon Alexander |
Howard McGillin
as Paul Alexander |
Val Avery
as Rosie Finniston |
Laura Baugh
as Kerry Kilgavin |
Co-Guest Stars:
Joanna Kerns
as Mae Brenner |
George Petrie
as Col. Dervis MacLennan |
Stan Haze
as Brett Kirby |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Stafford Shilton ("and") |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Howard Dayton
as Dabber Deans |
Jack Garner
as Enrico |
Michael Rougas
as Meekers |
Jadie David
as Opal Simpson
Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Larry Forrester
66 :03x18 - Mexican Standoff
Pete and Mac investigate white slavers who smuggle aliens from Latin America.
Guest Stars:
Gloria Manon
as Anthea |
Richard Angarola
as Joaquin Aragon |
Co-Guest Stars:
Poindexter Yothers
as Mathew Gorvan (as Poindexter) |
Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr.
as Octavio Salinas |
Mary Maldonado
as Maricelia Marquez |
Maria Melendez
as Yolanda Perez |
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Stafford Shilton ("and") |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Janet Winter
as Nurse |
Tina Menard
as Acension Salinas |
Fernando Escandon
as Newscaster
Fernando Lamas
John Lewis Figueroa
Larry Forrester
John Lewis Figueroa
67 :03x19 - Three Blond Mice
A scientific project and a student who was working on it disappear from a school for the gifted.
Special Guest Stars:
Nancy Malone
as Priscilla |
Guest Stars:
James Carroll Jordan
as Dr. Tincannon |
Bayn Johnson
as Marada Siwa |
Susan Lanier
as Amy |
Barbara Sigel
as Erica |
Co-Guest Stars:
Michael Durrell
as Fred McGivers |
Alice Backes
as Librarian |
Bill Zuckert
as Kosky |
Gordon Jump
as Theodore Youngman |
Mindi Miller
as Revel |
Brett Williams
as Chuck Kosky |
Harry Fleer
as Night Watchman |
Armand Cerami
as Security Guard |
Colleen Crowell
as 1st Student
James Sheldon
Michael I. Wagner
Michael I. Wagner
68 :03x20 - The Siege at the Bouziki Bar
The Bouziki Bar is besieged by professional killers who are after a murder witness in the last stages of pregnancy.
Guest Stars:
Pamela Bellwood
as Andrea |
Co-Guest Stars:
Richard LePore
as 1st Fireman |
Lewis Horwitz
as 2nd Fireman
Seymour Robbie
Larry Forrester
John Peyser
69 :03x21 - Formula for Murder
Feuding half-sisters accuse each other of stealing their dead father's skin-care formula.
Special Guest Stars:
Macdonald Carey
as Ray |
Guest Stars:
Claudette Nevins
as Genevieve |
Adrienne LaRussa
as Miki |
Dick Sargent
as Bill Gambel ("And") |
Co-Guest Stars:
William Bryant
as Lieutenant Stafford Shilton |
Robert Ellenstein
as Board Member |
Danuta Wesley
as Lynette (as Danuta) |
Neenah Paige
as Elyse
Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Kathy Donnell
Madeline DiMaggio
70 :03x22 - Photo Finish
Pete and Mac aid a hotel owner whose remodeling efforts are being sabotaged.
Special Guest Stars:
Edward Power
as Arthur Gilmore |
Guest Stars:
Rudy Solari
as Dokovic |
Sherry Mathis
as Cluny Young |
Co-Guest Stars:
Ken Lynch
as Krupich |
Sid Haig
as Farmer |
Sheila Wills
as Cleo Johnson (as Sheila DeWindt) |
Anne-Marie Martin
as Jacy Young (as Eddie Benton) |
Terrence Laron Burke
as Sabato (as Terrence Burke) |
Irene Tedrow
as Elvira Windsor |
Sheila Rogers
as Monica |
Scott Wells
as Scorpion (as Scott B. Wells)
Ray Danton
Cynthia Cherbak
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: Canceled/Ended
: 60 Minutes
: September 09, 1975
: August 20, 1978
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1799 B-16, BB-158 Dollar, Terminal Die State, MS631799 $1 7x6 Stars MS63 NGC. B-16, BB-158, R.2. Die State IV (late), Bolender-16b. The obverse date is spaced 17 9 9, with the first two digits much closer than the last two, and while the left-side stars are distant from the hair curl and L, the right-side stars are close to the bust and Y. This obverse die was used only to strike the BB-158 die pairing, while the reverse was used in several marriages.
The U on the reverse is missing its upper left serif due to a defective punch, and a star point touches the lower point of the eagle's beak. The star under cloud 1 is visibly smaller than any other cloud, and the upper right star has only a single point embedded in the rightmost cloud.
This lovely silver dollar was struck from dies that, at least on the obverse, were clearly close to shattering, even though the Bowers-Borckardt reference notes that examples from Die State IV are fairly plentiful (and also mentions that some transitional pieces do not show all cracks fully developed). Nonetheless, this piece shows every die crack as enumerated in that reference--and several not noted there. It strains credibility to believe that the obverse die could have survived much longer after production of this wonderful piece.
Innumerable die cracks appear on the obverse, including: from near rim through both sides of star 1, the leftmost dividing into two, one terminating at star 2, one passing through star 1, through the field, curving downward above the hair curls and to the neck; from rim straight downward to star 2; from rim above star 2, through stars 3-6, curving before star 7 downward into the field; from star 5 to rear of hair ribbon, thence to lowest curl; from star 6, down through middle of ribbon, joining the curving crack from star 1; from star 8 to rim; from star 9 downward to the nose, cheek, neck, and bust, intersecting other cracks; from the field in front of star 10 downward to the bust point; a four-branched crack to the left of the date; clash marks above the date, with cracks branching off in three directions; and a fine network of small cracks near the date and lower bust, too numerous to mention individually (or even count)!
On the reverse, bold die clashing from the obverse bust and date (fully legible, and reversed) are seen at ES OF, and the berries are somewhat weak, likely from relapping.
This wonderful Select Uncirculated coin is considerably prooflike on both sides, with gorgeous original coloration in shades of gray-gold with dappled sky-blue. Even among the many memorable dollars in the Queller Family Collection, this piece stands out in many ways.
From The Queller Family Collection of Silver Dollars. (Variety PCGS# 40050, Base PCGS# 6878)
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So, I'm trying this again.... still haven't found the "One". Online dating has it's ups and downs, but I'll wait it out to find a wonderful girl I'd like to enjoy my life with. A little about me, never been married, no kids, employed (NFL Network cameraman), hopefully you like football!(USC & Utah my college teams) I'm a big waterskier and wakeboarder. Born in California, but grew up in Park City Utah. I'm most happy when I'm on a lake relaxing or just outdoors enjoying the sun with friends and family. I love to travel, play golf, listen to music, concerts, sporting events and enjoy life. I know these bios never really say it all, so if any of this has sparked your interest please don't be shy and say hello.
Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Football, Golf, Hockey, Skiing, Soccer, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
One cat and his name is Dexter...
Middle of the Road
Hawaii,Park City,Havasu, Sandpoint, Colorado River, Palm Desert, Vegas
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
waterskiing,boating,rivers,lakes,beaches,bbq's,iced coffee,rain,movies,snuggling,cars,beer,iPhone,cute girls,sports,Hawaii,Palm Desert,golfing,family,hanging out with friends and family,snowboarding, skiing, spinning,working out,kissing (and more)lol
Boating,water skiing, wake boarding , Golfing, bbq'ing, sporting events, concerts...
Sammy Hagars autobiography
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|What he is looking for
|6'1" (185cms)
|5'2" (157cms) to 6'11" (210cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
I'm a camera operator, work for the NFL Network, FOX Sports, E entertainment...
|$75,001 to $100,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Catholic
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|No preference
University of Utah