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Andy Murray's personal trainer made a bet during the US Open with Murray's coach Ivan Lendl about who could perform better on the Versatile Machine, (I think that is what he said) which they use in their workouts. Check out the video to see who lost the bet and who is the "far superior physical specimen." Mental note......never make a bet with Ivan that you aren't 100% sure you will win or you will be embarrassed in front of the whole world. Ouch!
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Anna Letitia Barbauld (née Aikin) (1743-1825), Poet and writer
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How-to Make Jerk Chicken
Enjoy the traditional flavors and taste of Jamaican Jerk chicken. Marinate your chicken in the tasty Jerk seasoning and grill…Enjoy!!
|Scotch bonnet pepper
|10 Gram
|4 , chopped
|3 Tablespoon, minced
|Fresh ginger
|3 Tablespoon, minced
|2 , juice extracted
|To Taste
|To Taste
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Pineapple juice/Orange juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Whole chicken
|1 , Cut into 6 pieces
|Salt and pepper
|To Taste
1. In a food processor add in the scotch bonnet, scallions, garlic, ginger, thyme, turmeric, allspice, ketchup, juice from limes, and pineapple juice. Blend until ingredients are well combined.
2. In a large bowl add in the chicken and season with salt and pepper.
3. Pour in the sauce over the chicken and coat well with the brush.
4. Cover the chicken with saran wrap and marinate for 1-2 hours.
5. Preheat the grill to medium heat.
6. Place the marinated chicken over the grill and grill for 20-30 minutes or until juices run clear when meat is pierced with a knife.
7. Serve Jamaican Chicken with rice and enjoy!
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Restriction:High Protein
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:30 Minutes
Ready In:45 Minutes
All of you, who loves their chicken to be spicy and hot, here is something most delicate for them. Jamaican jerk chicken is too delicious with this hot and spicy marinade. Marinate the chicken in advance and put these over grill, when your guests are ready for the grand dinner. Watch the video to check the details.
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You'd have better luck cutting with a butter knife!!!
12/15/2009 - 14:56
wow. think about the poor chicken that being cut up into pieces for your enjoyment. Its crazy how you guys just watch videos like this & even cut up your own chicken like this and dont even realize how crazy it is to cut up a chicken into pieces. Would you cut a dog into pieces ? cat ? why not ? cut thats not excepted in our society. you wouldnt eat a hamster but some countries will. Chickens are living creatures too. and you know im right. Theodore Eve Michelle
12/24/2009 - 18:35
Oh please! It is crazy how vegetarians have nothing better to do than watch videos like this and tell people what to do! Get a life!!
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About Windows Installer, the .NET Framework, and Visual Studio.
Windows Installer is an engine for performing transactional installations. When installing a product for the fist time, most often few or no files to be installed are already present on the machine. But when upgrading or patching a product, most often those files are replaced so copies must be kept if an error occurs and the installation needs to roll back. The following describes where and why Windows Installer may require so much disk space.
A bootstrap application may be required for a number of reasons. A bootstrap application may compressed setup files into the bootstrap application, or they might all be included in a self-extracting archive. Bootstrap applications may also download files from a web site either directly to a location on disk or indirectly to the Internet files cache.
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If a full user interface is authored in a package and is to be displayed, Windows Installer creates copies of the .msi or .msp files in the user's %TEMP% directory. If this portion of installation - the client installation - was elevated, the %TEMP% location is for the user who authenticated and authorized the installation. Windows Installer uses this copy for initial disk space costs and through the UI phase until the installation script is to be generated.
This copy is in addition to any temporary copy that might have been extracted to the local hard drive. That is, the package that is referenced using msiexec.exe or in a Windows Installer API call is copied to %TEMP% with a Windows Installer-generated file name even if the source copy already was in %TEMP%.
This location is under %TEMP%.
If Windows Installer did not delete these files, you can delete these files after installation has completed.
Whether or not a user interface is displayed, the primary portion of the installation - the only portion that should attempt to modify machine state - runs as a service. At this point, the package - either a .msi file stripped of any embedded cabinets, or an entire .msp file - is copied to the Windows Installer cache under %WINDIR%\Installer. If the installation is successful, this file will remain in that location for all future maintenance installations including uninstalling the product. Patch packages are cached in whole to make available any updated files for future maintenance installations like repairs or installing additional patches.
This location is under %WINDIR%\Installer.
These files cannot be deleted or future maintenance installations on products - including even uninstalling a product - will fail.
There are two primary phases for Windows Installer: generate an installation script, then execute the installation script. But because Windows Installer is a transactional installation engine, unless rollback is disabled using either the DISABLEROLLBACK property or DisableRollback system policy a second script for rolling back the installation is generated.
These scripts contain all the operations that Windows Installer will perform when the script is executed. The rollback script is essentially those operations in reverse order. These scripts can grow quite large and are typically dependent on the overall size of a product. As an optimization, Windows Installer will typically not repeat file system directory and registry keys but will instead call SetTargetFolder or RegOpenKey opeations respectively, which set the scope for subsequent file or registry value operations. Custom actions can schedule similar operations to reduce disk space as well.
These scripts are created in C:\Config.Msi where C: is the fixed drive with the greatest amount of space available and is not necessarily the system drive.
These scripts must not be deleted. Windows Installer will delete them when an installation completes, even if an installation spans multiple reboots.
When the installation script is executed, if any files are to be copied or registry values written these resources will require space on the hard drive. Windows Installer will calculate how much space is required when the CostFinalize action is executed.
These resources are located wherever authored or the end user selected as the target location.
These resources should not be deleted; they comprise the product that has been installed and will likely prevent the product from starting up or functioning correctly. If any resources are deleted, you can repair the product from Add or Remove Applications control panel applet.
Because Windows Installer is a transactional installation engine, when existing files will be overwritten Windows Installer creates backup copies of those files. These files are created in a temporary directory along with the installation scripts. They are not compressed and will require as much space as those files required before being updated. Rollback files are more commonly created when products are patched, but are not limited to patch installation. Any product can upgrade files for another product, and should do so as shared components.
These resources are copied to C:\Config.Msi where C: is the fixed drive with the greatest amount of space available and is not necessarily the system drive.
These files should not be deleted. Windows Installer will delete them when an installation completes, even if an installation spans multiple reboots.
Windows Installer 3.0 added support to uninstall patches and to provide a more robust experience for applying binary deltas to existing files without accounting for every possible state an existing file could be in. That is, if a patch were to update foo.dll v1 to foo.dll v2 using a binary delta applied to foo.dll, the patch would have to account for foo.dll v3 or even having been updated by another product installation, or the installation would fail.
To make either of these features possible, Windows Installer copies files to be updated to the baseline cache under %WINDIR%\Installer\$PatchCache$ for each product. At most, there might be two copies of files created since Windows Installer retains a copy of the original (RTM) file and the latest minor upgrade (often distributed as "service packs") when either version of a file is initially replaced.
Since Windows Installer only copies a file to be updated to the baseline cache if the file will be overwritten, a baseline cache for a file might only exist for one product even if updated by a patch for multiple installed products. This can lead to source media requirements when some products are updated. Windows Installer 4.5 provides a feature to fix this by copying shared files to all products' baseline caches that installed those files - thus increasing disk space consumption. This improves servicing scenarios but at the cost of additional disk space.
These files are located under %WINDIR%\Installer\$PatchCache$ in a per-product location.
These files can be deleted or the baseline cache disabled using the MaxPatchCacheSize policy but when uninstalling a patch or when restoring missing files you will be prompted for source if a user interface is displayed; otherwise, the installation attempt will simply fail.
To complete the list above, could you please comment on who creates %WINDIR%\Downloaded Installations and how is this folder handled?
Apparently non-privileged user still get MSIs downloaded into this folder, even if normally such users can't change anything under %WINDIR% path.
Tony, that location is the default extraction location for InstallShield installers. It would fit under the heading "Extracted Files". It writes to this location by default - which requires elevation on Vista and newer - but can be changed. Please see http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q="Downloaded+Installations"+site%3Acommunity.installshield.com for more information.
One thing to note about the Downloaded Installations folder is that all recent versions of InstallShield that were designed and tested to work with Vista use a different default path for the Downloaded Installations folder. The folder is typically now located in the launching user's AppData\Local folder instead of %WINDIR%, unless it is explicitly changed by the package author.
Josh, thanks for the information. Unfortunately that is broken for per-machine installs when another user is invoking a maintenaince installation. A way to solve this is by installing the source cache as part of the MSI itself, thus installing both the product and the source cache in a single atomic fashion. In this way, if doing a per-machine installation the source can - and most definitely should - go to a protected area. There are some potential pitfalls as you can't store the MSI's hash in the MsiFileHash table without invalidating that hash. Since you should never update this file, however, that shouldn't pose a problem.
A little news coverage on something called Midori, Forrester's comments/ response on Vista enterprise
Service Packs for VSTS/TFS do not only contain bug fixes, but quite a few nice new features as you can
Some customers are reporting that Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 SP1 is failing to install with the following
Wow. Just wow. That's so incredibly baroque.
Would perhaps transactional NTFS be able to simplify this?
Windows Installer 5.0 is shipping in Windows 7 as part of the operating system. To address the issue
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 customers have been reporting that when they start Outlook or any
Nice explanation, even if outdated.
However, a bit unsatisfactory... baroque, as said someone above. And still alive.
For example, a detailed explanation of how each part of a zeppelin is carefully designed and assembled will not move me to buy one. I will prefer a car, plain or train. You may say, "but it's so finely designed...". Yes, but it's still a big zeppelin, so I don't want it.
I mean: This article seems a quasi-technical justification of the big amounts of cache that silently store in our Windows systems. You may say: It's necessary and well designed. However...
Windows (or Installshield apps) should ask and take care of what kind of user you are (like when you choose to be a Home User, Pro, Ultimate, etc):
1- A lazy user (please, do everything for me, I don't want to think, nor getting organized, so please cache massively).
2- An organized user (I keep all my Setup sources organized, so please don't obsessively cache everything. Ask me whe you need one).
3- An organized user, but foresighted (I keep all my Setup sources well organized, but I can lose them, so please let me choose where to store them!!!).
Did Windows assumed only option 1? Are there tools to implement 2) or 3)?


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Delivery after TWO HOURS. Last night my friend and I made an order for delivery at 7:30 pm and I was told that the order will be delivered within 45 minutes to an hour. At 8:45 pm, I called the restaurant back and I was told that the delivery is just about on his way! Finally at 9:30 pm, the food was delivered after we were starving to death. Cold food (No species, No flavor, raw not well cooked, cold) We ordered Heartsmart pizza with ground beef, Eggplant Italiano Sandwitch, and a brownie. Pizza: - The pizza crust was hard to chew - Topping: tomatoes and onions were on top and barely cooked. If you lift a slice on its side all the toppings will fall. - No taste of any species or flavors Eggplant sandwich: - Eggplant was over fried - Has two much oil in it. - No taste of any species or flavors Cold: The food was cold that we had to heat it up again in the microwave Price: After you read this! Guess how much it cost? We paid 34.00 dollars for this dinner. I would NEVER recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Posted by Main Line Food Fan on 01/30/2012
I disagree with the Wayne Resident who didn't enjoy the gluten-free crab cakes at Main Line Pizza. My husband and I shared an order and thought they were delicious - lots of crab and no filler that we could detect. (It can be difficult for my hubby to find tasty gluten-free take-out, but Main Line offers a nice variety, including gluten-free pizza, pasta, and wraps.) My kiddos love the pizza at Main Line and I'm completely addicted to the chicken cheesesteaks. And while I'm also a huge fan of the Thanksgiving Turkey Hoagie - packed with fresh roasted turkey - it's hard to pick a favorite because there's so much to choose from and I've never had anything from Main Line that wasn't great. I honestly think our family could eat there every day for a month and never have the same thing twice!
Posted by Wayne Resident on 01/14/2012
I know it's a pizza place, so I shouldn't be surprised. However, I ordered the gluten-free crab cake sandwich and there was basically lettuce and dressing with very little crab cake, and even what was there was basically filler. The fries weren't great - cold and little flavor. However, the buffalo chicken cheesesteak wrap was good, so next time I will stick to the pizza and typical sandwiches! Service and staff were both great and friendly!
Posted by Dana on 02/20/2011
happy customer for many years. the owner and the delivery man are very nice to do business with. the food is delish.
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It might have served some "See what you have done, now we all pay the price for your negligence" context in the film.
It plays to me like this was sorta Scotty's point to Kirk. That said, Scotty knows what it's like to sit in the big chair, and I don't think he would blame Kirk for everything that happened; Khan had gotten the better of Kirk, pure and simple. In that sense, Scotty's really reminding Kirk of the price of everything that's happening, I think.
Also, the scene makes sense to me only if Scotty already knows that Peter's wounds are surely fatal.
Not to mention, no doubt Scotty was just really grief stricken, and in shock, as others have said.
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This game marks the beginning of the Cowboys' three-game home stretch that would allow them to propel themselves into the playoff picture.However, their new stadium has been anything but home field advantage with the Cowboys losing four out of the their last five at home. The Browns on the other hand at 2-7 are just looking out for themselves as players are fighting for a roster spot at this point.With how both teams of played this one looks to get ugly and ugly fast.No. 1: Josh Gordon will burn Morris Claiborne twice for long touchdownsWhile first round draft pick Morris Claiborne started the year looking very promising opposite side of free agent acquisition Brandon Carr, last week Claiborne simply looked lost against Eagles. He was usually matched up on wide receiver Jeremy Maclin who was just harassing him the whole game.Both DeSean Jackson and Maclin are know for the big play making abilities but Claiborne kept biting on double moves that allowed Maclin to get free several time...
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A piezoelectric resilient arm contacts a projected object and establishes a reference relative to sensitivity means and differential detector means including feedback coupled amplifier means which operates in cooperation with a balanced square wave generator means for producing a switched output upon detecting motion. An alarm signal is produced which has a duration related to the rate of change of movement of the piezoelectric resilient arm. Programmable delay means appropriately enables an annunciator and/or wireless communication link to a system controller.
1. Motion detection apparatus comprising:
a) detection means including a piezoelectric sensor for detecting movement of an object, wherein said piezoelectric sensor is mounted in resilient contact with the object and wherein a movement signal is produced in response to movement of the piezoelectic sensor;
b) means for comparing the movement signal to a threshold signal corresponding to a stationary condition of said object;
c) means for producing an alarm signal, when said movement signal exceeds said threshold signal, wherein the alarm signal has a duration related to a detected rate of change of movement of the piezoelectric sensor; and
d) means responsive to said alarm signal for annunciating detected movement.
2. Apparatus as set forth in claim 1 including:
a) wireless transmitter means responsive to said alarm signal; and
b) means coupled to said wireless transmitter means for providing a plurality of selectable periods of delay, whereby transmissions from said transmitter means are delayed a predetermined amount of time after an alarm signal.
3. Apparatus as set forth in claim 2 including means for programming said transmitter means with a plurality of preconditioning parameters, including identification data identifying the detection apparatus to a system controller.
4. Apparatus as set forth in claim 1 wherein said piezoelectric sensor comprises a flexible strip including a tip portion and means for spring biasing the tip portion into contact with the object.
5. Apparatus as set forth in claim 4 including means for pivotally coupling said strip to a housing such that said tip portion may be rotatively positioned to contact the object.
6. Apparatus as set forth in claim 3 wherein the housing is substantially planar, wherein said strip is rotatable along an axis within the plane of the housing and wherein said housing includes a channelway wherein said strip is received in a first mounting position and from which channelway said strip may be rotated to a second mounting position such that said object may rest on said housing in said first mounting position and said strip may be rotated into contact with a displaced stationary object in said second position.
7. Apparatus as set forth in claim 1 including means for selectively establishing the sensitivity of said piezoelectric sensor to rates of change in movement.
8. Apparatus as set forth in claim 1 wherein said detection means includes means for producing a first signal of variable duration and means for summing the first signal with a second having a constant pulse width to produce said movement signal.
9. Motion detection apparatus comprising:
a) movement sensor means including a piezoelectric sensor for detecting movement of an object, wherein said piezoelectric sensor is mounted in resilient contact with the object, wherein a first signal of variable duration is produced with movement of said piezoelectric sensor, wherein the duration of the first signal indicates a rate of change of sensor movement, and wherein the first signal is summed with a second, constant width pulse signal to produce a movement signal;
b) means for selectively establishing the apparatus sensitivity to said piezoelectric sensor;
c) means for comparing the movement signal to a threshold signal corresponding to a stationary condition of said object;
d) means for producing an alarm signal, when said movement signal exceeds said threshold signal, having a variable duration related to the rate of change of movement of the piezoelectric sensor;
e) annunciator means responsive to said alarm signal for audibly selectively indicating detected movement;
f) wireless transmitter means; and
g) switch means coupled to said transmitter means for providing a plurality of selectable periods of delay, whereby transmissions from said transmitter means are delayed a predetermined amount of time after movement is detected.
10. Apparatus as set forth in claim 8 wherein said piezoelectric sensor comprises a flexible strip including a tip portion and means for spring biasing the tip portion with the object.
11. Apparatus as set forth in claim 10 wherein said strip is pivotally coupled to a substantially planar housing and rotatable along an axis within the plane of the housing and wherein said housing includes a channelway wherein said strip is received in a first mounting position and from which channelway said strip may be rotated to a second mounting position such that said object may rest on said housing in said first mounting position and said strip may be rotated into contact with a displaced object in said second position.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/722,202, filed Jul. 29, 1991.
The present invention relates to security alarm systems and, in particular, to a motion detector which finds advantage with normally immobile objects, such as art objects.
Museums, art galleries, collectors and the like are posed with the problem of creating displays which best present a collection, yet protect their collection from theft or tampering. This is oftentimes difficult to achieve without relatively sophisticated or customized security stations.
Hard wired installations can be established for wall, floor or ceiling mounted displays with varying degrees of effort and depending upon the availability of duct work or other conduits for storing and channelling the conductors. Greater flexibility is obtainable with a wireless installation, but heretofore sensors have not been available which accommodate wide varieties of installations. Rather, such installations tend to be customized and use special purpose sensors or sensors in combination with transmitters of relatively large dimension.
Of the latter types of installations, Applicant is aware of assemblies disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,247,502 and 4,857,892. Particularly disclosed in these references are devices which protect art objects and sense motion relative to aligned magnets or distributed switch elements mounted within a surrounding framework and backing material. Such devices, however, do not readily find application with sculptural art works or centerpiece type mountings, where the art work is intended to be viewed from all sides.
Applicant is also aware of motion sensing assemblies including piezoelectric elements, such as within various glass breakage sensors. Descriptions of these later devices can be found upon directing attention to U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,863,250; 4,091,660; 4,307,387; 4,758,824 and 4,845,470. Depending upon the circuit construction, various of the foregoing devices detect glass movement relative to a threshold condition and annunciate the movement with an audible alarm. The devices do not provide delayed announcement nor a wireless communication link to a central controller. They are also not particularly sensitive to the rate of change of motion at the piezoelectric element, but rather only to the mere movement.
Another sensor circuit arrangement using piezoelectric elements can be found upon directing attention to U.S. Pat. No. 4,327,359, which discloses a balanced resistive bridge arrangement. U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,110 otherwise discloses a polarity independent detector which is coupled relative to delayed oscillator circuitry. Neither of the later circuits provide a wireless communications link nor are sensitive to the activity level of the piezoelectric elements.
In appreciation of the deficiencies of the art, Applicant has developed the present invention which provides a sensor adaptable to a variety of artwork mountings; which provides multiple annunciation options, either immediately or delayed; which is compatible with multiple communications links; and which is responsive to the activity level or rate of change of the physical sensor element.
It is accordingly a primary object of the present invention to provide a security alarm sensor having a relatively thin profile which is adaptable for use with wall mountings, such as paintings and centerpiece mountings, such as with sculptural works.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a sensor including a motion sensitive member which can be manipulated to a variety of mounting configurations.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a sensor circuit which provides a self-regulating detection threshold relative to ambient conditions and means for detecting the activity level of the sensor element or rate of change relative thereto.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a sensor including control circuitry which provides local annunciation and a programmable, delayed wireless communications link to a system controller.
Various of the foregoing objects, advantages and distinctions of the invention are particularly achieved in a preferred construction which provides a flat, planar sensor housing including a pivotally mounted flexible arm. The arm includes an artwork contact member coupled to a piezoelectric element. The arm is also rotatable and resiliently biased to contact works mounted to one side or upon the sensor housing.
The operating circuitry includes polarity independent, rate of change detection means which senses relative motion of the piezoelectric element, once a stable reference position is obtained for the support arm. Upon detection of movement in excess of a pre-set sensitivity threshold at an amplifier means, a resultant output is summed with the output of a balanced square wave generator means for further enabling switching means and an oscillator and local annunciator speaker.
Associated delay means sensitive to the activity level of the arm motion permits a programmable, delayed transmission of a detected alarm over a contained wireless transmitter means to an associated system controller.
Still other objects, advantages and distinctions of the invention, along with a detailed description will become more apparent from the following description with respect to the appended drawings. The appended description is illustrative only of the presently preferred construction and variously considered modifications and improvements thereto. It should not be interpreted in strict limitation of the invention, which instead should be interpreted from the spirit and scope of the following appended claims.
FIG. 1 shows an isometric drawing of the sensor housing and sensor arm in relation to a wall mounted painting.
FIG. 2 shows an isometric drawing of the sensor in relation to a centerpiece mounted sculptural work.
FIG. 3 shows a functional block diagram of the circuitry of the invention.
FIGS. 4, 4a and 4b show a detailed schematic diagram of the sensor circuitry.
Referring to FIG. 1, an isometric drawing is shown of the housing 2 which surrounds the sensor 4 of the subject invention. The housing 2 generally provides a relatively thin, flat panel configuration of nondescript form which is easily hidden. Preferably, the housing 2 is formed of a durable plastic which is sufficiently strong to support art works that might be directly placed thereon, such as in the mounting arrangement of FIG. 2.
Pivotally coupled at a pivot pin 6, which extends from the housing sidewall at a channelway 8 formed in the housing 2, is a flexible arm or sensor strip 10. Depending upon the sensor environment the strip 10 can be constructed from a variety of materials, such as metal or various plastics or laminations thereof. Presently, it is formed of stainless steel and is approximately 3/4 inches wide by 3 inches long. Upon setting the tension of the pivot 6 and position of the strip 10, the strip 10 can be mounted in spring biased relation to a protected object.
Laminated or adhesively bound to the strip 10 is a piezoelectric element or film 12, which is coupled to the circuitry of FIGS. 4, 4a, and 4b, and whereby strip motion is detectable via a voltage change. A projecting double ended contact member 14 mounts to the tip of the strip 10. In lieu of a single tip, a number of tips can be mounted along the strip 10. Alternatively, means, such as multiple holes, can be included for re-positioning the contact 14 along the strip 10.
Depending upon the system installation wherein the sensor 4 is to be mounted, the sensor strip 10 is appropriately rotated to properly position the tip 14 relative to a protected art work or the like. FIGS. 1 and 2 depict two alternative mountings. FIG. 1 particularly depicts the mounting of the sensor 4 in relation to the rear surface of a painting 16 and wherein the strip 10 is extended to contact the rear surface of the normally stationary canvas 18 and/or frame 20 which hangs from wall supports (not shown).
FIG. 2 shows an alternative mounting of the sensor housing 2 in relation to a sculptural work or vase 22 and wherein the sensor arm 10 is rotated into the channelway 8. In this position, the tip 14 resiliently contacts the underside of the vase 22, such that removal or movement of the vase 22 relative to the pedestal mounting is detectable. Due to the low profile nature of the housing 2, it is to be appreciated that the sensor 4 readily mounts within the frame 20 of most paintings and/or is obscured when mounted beneath a sculptural art work.
Useful for various mounting arrangements are a pair of magnetic latches 24 (reference FIG. 1) which are adhesively bonded to the housing sidewalls. The latches 24 are useful for engaging a metal formed mounting bracket 26. A length of double-sided tape or screw fasteners 28 secure the bracket 26 to the frame 20. Upon permanently mounting the bracket 26 to a rigid structure, the housing 2 may thus be removably secured thereto. For example in the arrangement of FIG. 1, the mounting bracket 26 is secured to the frame 20, although could be secured to the wall, such that the painting 16 and housing 2 are alignable with one another.
With continuing reference to FIG. 1, a plurality of micro switches 30 are shown which are mounted in recessed relation to the housing 2 and which are accessible by the installer to appropriately enable provided circuit functions. The switches particularly determine an on/off condition (SW0); programmably establish the sensitivity of the detection means (SW1-SW4); and determine a transmission delay for the transmitter (SW5-SW7), if an alarm is detected, or the transmission frequency of supervisory messages.
Mounted to one side of the switches 30 is an annunciator or speaker 32. A hinged cover 34 and internal cavity positioned below the cover 34 contains a number of batteries (not shown) which supply power to the on-board circuitry.
Otherwise with reference the cutaway portion of FIG. 1 and also to FIG. 4b, extending from the sidewall of the housing 2 is a multi-conductor programming cable 38 which couples between a contained programming socket 40 and a portable installer programmer (not shown). Depending upon the system, identification data, defining the sensor and system identity, along with operating parameters of the sensor 4, such as supervisory transmissions, may be programmed by the remote programmer into a wireless transmitter 42. Examples of such a programmer, transmitter and preconditioning parameters can be found upon directing attention to U.S. Pat. No. 4,737,770.
Before describing the details of the sensor circuitry, it is to be appreciated that although the housing 2 is depicted in a square construction, a variety of other housing configurations can be utilized. The various mounting positions and arrangements of the associated components, such as the pivot 6, channelway 8, etc., may also be suitably adjusted as necessary. Moreover, it is to be understood that the provided switches 30 and programmer cable 38 and connector 40 are representative of merely one form of programming arrangement. Alternatively a duplexed wireless programming communication link via the transmitter 42 could be used in relation to an installer programmed microprocessor accessed memory. The memory might also be factory programmed or programmed from the controller.
Turning attention to FIG. 3, a functional block diagram is shown of the circuitry contained within the housing. FIGS. 4, 4a and 4b, in turn, show a detailed schematic diagram of the circuitry. The latter circuitry will not be described in detail but rather will be referenced as appropriate in relation to the description of FIG. 3.
FIG. 3 otherwise particularly discloses the functional organization of the sensor circuitry which generally detects the rate of change of an input voltage from the piezoelectric film 12 at a differential detector means 50, which includes operational amplifier A1 and which is biased to a threshold or reference voltage Vref, typically 3 volts. Upon detecting a change in voltage at the input from the piezoelectric film 12, the operational amplifier A1 conducts to produce a proportional output which is coupled to a second feedback coupled amplifier means 52, which includes operational amplifier A2.
The sensitivity of the film 12 to movement is determined by the sensitivity means 54. Specifically, shunt resistor R16 in combination with selected ones of the resistors R17-R20 establish the sensitivity of the amplifier A2 to changes in the signal from amplifier A1. Switches SW1 to SW4 determine which resistors are selected. Diodes D1 and D2 filter transient, low level signals produced by the amplifier A1, such as might occur with sensed air movement or other ambient non-alarm motion detected at the contact tip 14. Thus, until a minimum change takes place in the signal from film 12, the amplifier A2 does not conduct. Once however the amplifier A2 conducts, its output is summed at the summing junction J1 with the output of a square wave generator means 56, which includes operational amplifier A3.
The output of the amplifier A2 is also feedback coupled to its input, which causes the input to stay positive for a period of time. The amount of time it stays positive is related to the amplitude of the input signal from amplifier A1, typical times are on the order of 0.5 to 2 seconds. Thus, a positive voltage level of variable duration is added to the output from the square wave generator 56 to produce a movement signal, which enables operational amplifier A4 to conduct at a corresponding pulse rate when the amplitude of the combined signals exceeds Vref.
The square wave generator means 56 comprises operational amplifier A3 which is coupled as a free running voltage vibrator that runs at approximately a 0.1 second rate. A full square wave is produced at the output of the generator 56 at approximately 10 pulses per second. The amplitude of the square wave output is approximately one half of the supply voltage as seen across the voltage divider comprised of resistors R9 and R12. When the output of amplifier A2 goes positive, it is added to the pedestal provided by the square wave generator 56 up to a level where operational amplifier A4 will conduct. In other words, in order for amplifier A4 to conduct it needs the positive pedestal from the sensor activation and amplifier A2 in addition to the square wave from the free running multi-vibrator of amplifier A3. The sum of the voltages being sufficient to cause the output of amplifier A4, which normally responds by switching from a logic low to a high condition.
Once the amplifier A4 conducts, the amplitude of the resultant pulsed signal or alarm signal is such as to cause switching transistors Q1 and/or Q2 to conduct and respectively enable the transmitter 42 or a 2700 hertz oscillator 58 which is coupled to the annuciator or piezoelectric sounder 32 contained within the housing 2. The annuciator 32 produces a corresponding pulsed output in relation to the summed input. Although a pulsed output is preferably produced, it is to be appreciated that the sounder 32 may continuously annunciate the alarm.
In lieu of providing an audible alarm annunciation or in combination therewith, the detected alarm output from the summing junction J1 is coupled to a programmable delay network 60 and a switching transistor Q1 which enables after a selectably delay the transmitter 42. The particular delay is determined by which of the resistors R21 to R23 are selected by switches SW5 to SW7 and shunted with resistor R24 and capaciter C12 to establish an appropriate time delay constant.
As mentioned, the time delay can also be totally disabled. Generally though a delay is desirable to prevent the notification of false alarms to a central station (not shown) in communication with the transmitter and also to enable on site security personnel to confirm a difficulty, prior to notifying the system controller.
More particularly, the modified square wave output at junction J1, which corresponds to how vigorous the piezoelectric strip 10 was activated, is passed through squaring inverters A5 and A6 and diode D3 to the switches SW5 to SW7. The switches determine the time constant of the RC network comprised of resistors R21 to R24 with capacitor C12. The correspondingly delayed voltage via inverters A14 and A15 activates pull down transistor Q1 and the output of which activates the radio transmitter 42. Thus, switches SW1 to SW7 control how vigorously the piezoelectric element 12 must be activated and how long before an output activates the transmitter 42.
While the present invention has been described with respect to its presently preferred construction and various modifications and improvements thereto, it is to appreciated that still other variations might suggest themselves to those of skill in the art. Accordingly, it is contemplated that the following claims should be interpreted to include all those equivalent embodiments within the spirit and scope thereof.
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The first time Edmonton Oilers goaltender Devan Dubnyk saw the San Jose Sharks, they blasted him for six first-period goals. Thursday night he forced the unbeaten Sharks into overtime and then the shootout with the scored tied 2-2. San Jose prevailed, but not before gaining a healthy appreciation for Dubnyk's potential.Other organizations are noticing him too. "Dubnyk's always been big but seems quieter in the net, letting the play come to him now," said one NHL pro scout told the Edmonton Journal.Aside from his one disastrous game, Dubnyk has stopped 188 of 199 shots. This continued his steady trend of professional improvement. His appearances have increased each year while his goals-against average has gone down. During his final 13 starts last season, he posted a 2.04 goals-against average and a .933 save percentage.Dubnyk got ready for the lockout-shortened season by playing for Canada in the Spengler Cup Tournament. With Nikolai Khabibulin injured to start the season, he shouldered a big workload
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I have already seen two doctors and two consultants about my depression and overwhelming waves of panic, and, after more than a year of drugs and counseling, have seen no breakthroughs in the intensity or frequency of my attacks – in fact, it would be fair to say that I now seem deeper in the grip of my moods than before. I'm also concerned about the nature of the drugs I have been prescribed – including Prozac – and the dose was recently doubled! I was becoming increasingly concerned about the potential side-effects of the medication, and frustrated by the endless hours of talking through my condition with a series of earnest and well-meaning nurses, who have never experienced my symptoms. Aside from the time and the drugs, I was creating more anxiety around the very real possibility that I might lose my job, especially if my colleagues got to hear that I was on Prozac!
When I first heard about Ms Steel's program, I confess I was skeptical – how could a 'distance learning' program help where so much 'face-to-face' therapy had failed? Nevertheless, I reckoned I had nothing to lose, and I was keen to learn anything I could to try to understand and cope with my attacks.
The video training is presented by Ms Gibson Steel, and she begins by sharing her personal struggles with panic and anxiety. From the get-go I realised that she understood what I was going through and that her first-hand experience was genuine. Knowing that she has been there herself is incredibly reassuring, and this instantly builds your confidence in her.
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