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site_name: 'Poetry 180',
Today's poem names a connection between the trivial and the deadly serious.
This evening, the sturdy Levi's
I wore every day for over a year
& which seemed to the end
in perfect condition,
suddenly tore.
How or why I don't know,
but there it was: a big rip at the crotch.
A month ago my friend Nick
walked off a racquetball court,
got into this street clothes,
& halfway home collapsed & died.
Take heed, you who read this,
& drop to your knees now & again
like the poet Christopher Smart,
& kiss the earth & be joyful,
& make much of your time,
& be kindly to everyone,
even to those who do not deserve it.
For although you may not believe
it will happen,
you too will one day be gone,
I, whose Levi's ripped at the crotch
for no reason,
assure you that such is the case.
Pass it on.
from The Dumbbell Nebula, 2000
Heyday Books
Copyright 2000 by Steve Kowit.
All rights reserved.
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The first of four campaign expansions for Borderlands 2 will release next week. The content is called Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty and is due out October 16 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
The content focuses on a character who is trying to build a tropical paradise on Pandora, but has thus far only attracted pirates.
Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty will be available for $10 or 800 MS points as a standalone download. The content is included for those who hold a $30 Borderlands 2 DLC season pass.
The release of Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty follows the Mechromancer DLC, which released earlier this week. It is available for $10 and is free for those who preordered the game.


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Rains anchor Gatlinburg's Regatta, but fun prevails
The Pigeon River was running too high and too fast to hold the River Raft Regatta Thursday, but that didn't mean the city couldn't give away prizes to the dozens of people who still brought items to enter in the annual Fourth of July event.
City officials had hoped to still host the event despite Thursday's stormy forecast, and in fact the rain was still holding off when the noon start time rolled around. But while it wasn't raining there, heavy rains in the mountains had the river so swollen that officials said they didn't feel safe putting personnel in the water.
"The water's higher than it's ever been on this day," said Vicki Simms, director of the Convention and Visitors Bureau. "We don't want to get anyone hurt."
They have to put people in the water to catch the craft at the finish line, and along the course to pull out entries that get stuck on rocks or on the shore.
It was disappointing news for the people who brought entries ranging from items straight from the store — "Junk," in the Regatta's vocabulary — and "Treasures," or handcrafted items.
Seven-year-old Riley Evans, of Gatlinburg, was taking a dejected look at the collected rafts shortly after the announcement. He said he wasn't sure he would win, but he'd bee confident he'd place. "I felt like I was going to be like third or fourth," he said.
But even though there wasn't a race, city officials still gave out some trophies.
They drew winners for the "junk" category, and gave out awards based on design for the most original handcrafted items as well as the top treasures, based on the overall design as well as how it related to Gatlinburg.
It was actually a family from out of town that took home the top treasure.
Eleven-year-old Samantha LiCata and her 7-year-old brother, Noah, made a raft that featured a man and child fishing in a stream with a lush green forest in the background and a sign saying "Welcome to the Smokies." The two of them are from Ross Township, Ohio.
"We just thought about the Smokies and Gatlinburg and what we imagine when we think about them," Samantha said.
One award winner has been entering in the race for 21 years now. At 89, Ralph Egli isn't showing any signs of stopping.
He hasn't won a race yet, but he still enjoys coming.
"I think it's just a fun Fourth of July activity," he said. "I've never had a winner, that's why I keep trying."
This year he'd gone a simple route: He'd taken a frisbee and pushed styrofoam into the dish, then mounted a flag on it. He wasn't sure how seaworthy or aerodynamic that made it, he said. He just thought it looked good. "I don't know the technicalities," he said, flashing a grin.
Even if one of his rafts gets to the finish line first, chances are he'll keep coming, he added.
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Thanks Dogeggs for the Help...Fixed my Wii Lu64
Is it o.k. to delete WAD files that are left on my SD card after the programs they correspond to have been installed?
I realize that I can delete any VC WADs left on my SD card since they are now on the Wii's internal HD, but I'm a little nervous about getting rid of the IOS WAD files from the TBR Pack and other installs.
Any words of wisdom concerning getting rid of old WAD files left on my SD?
BTW, Dogeggs, thanks for all the dedication you've put into this forum. Keep up the good work.
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so if I don't find IOS36 when doing the trucha bug, I perform a system update and it should be fixed?
thanks again mate
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Don't do a system update. When you are in Trucha, and its asking whether you want to modify IOS36 or IOS37, pick 36, then change all of the "yes" answers to "no" and change the second option from teh top as well, and then the top line will change to "Install IOS36" instead of "Install Hacked IOS36" (I think that's what it said, I could be wrong).
Press A and Trucha makes you a copy of IOS36.
May I ask for some advice? I loaded the cIOS38 rev14 successfully following the instructions to the letter, now though, SD / USB Loader 1.5 cannot detect the hard drive.. 'no partition found etc..' Was previously working OK.. Any thoughts?
Games and partition still appear on the PC in WBFS 3.0?
(4.1 + HBC 1.01 + SD/USB Loader 1.5)
Thank you
I read on another site, GBAtemp, that apparently one of the USB ports in the back is for for peripherals and HUB, and the other is for external memory.
Read it here.
Whether you wanna believe the guy that said it is up to you, I'm just passing along a possible explanation....
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i just buy wii..that was 3.4U ver...but yesterday i updating with the WIFI..now my wii is 4.1U...so this software still working on my wii?
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Ready to Pop! Check Out Grey's Anatomy's Jessica Capshaw's Huge Baby Bump (PHOTO)
Life for Arizona Robbins isn't so hot right now on Grey's Anatomy (um, she is stranded in the forest with no apparent means of escape), but in real life, Jessica Capshaw couldn't be more happy!
The pregnant actress turned heads last night (May 21), beaming in a bump-a-licious black dress at the United Friends of the Children Gala in Beverly Hills. As if her bulging midsection isn't an accessory in itself, the blond star spruced up the look with a chunky necklace and ring. Talk about an adorable mama!
This will be Jessica's third child with hubby Christopher Gavigan. And while she told People back in March that she often forgets she's pregnant, we doubt she's having trouble remembering with that belly!
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The former cruise ship Pacific Princess, which starred as 'The Love Boat' in the hit 1970s and 80s television show has been sold for scrap.
Mega cruise ship Crystal Serenity on a flat sea making passage to Cannes
After languishing at a dock in Genoa, Italy for more than a year, the ship is heading to a Turkish demolition company, Cemsan which reportedly bought the ship for just over 2.5 million euro, or about US$3.3 million.
Built in 1971 for $25 million for Flagship Cruises as the Sea Venture, the ship was originally built for New York to Bermuda cruise service. It sailed between Bermuda and US ports for three years, before it was sold to Princess Cruises in 1974 and renamed 'Pacific Princess'.
The 600-passenger ship is small in comparison to today's behemoths, but it enjoyed as stellar career between 1977 and 1986. After that, the ship returned to sail for Princess Cruises until 2003.
The show, which attained cult status and is still the stuff of rerun fodder, was hailed as a key factor in raising the profile and popularity of the cruise industry of the era.


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Physics 316 – 2008 Assignment 6
Due: Friday, Nov. 7, 1:15 pm
Unique source: read H&H 8.14 (stop before "Adders and other arithmetic chips"), 8.20,
skim 8.22,
read 8.29, 8.30, 8.33-8.35
(For the above material, there is only one good source.)
For the following, read either the primary source or the secondary source (or both):
Primary source: LM 342-349, 371-373
LM375-381 (stop before "1) Designing a J-K Flop"), 383
Secondary source: H&H 8.18, 8.19, 8.23, 8.24, 8.25, 11.12
Critical concepts: multiplexers and decoders, advantages of synchronously clocked circuits, multiple enable inputs, purpose of a one-shot, distinction between a latch and a register, what determines how fast you can clock circuits, what memory is & how to use it, types of memory, logic races & runt pulses
Assigned exercises (all group problems):
3.5 (p. 139)
3.21 (p. 167)
Bad Circuit D (p. 173)
Bad circuit O (p. 261; note that the op amp is meant to be powered from +/- 15 V).
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Seeking a head football coach, the University of Maryland has reportedly reached out to two of its top candidates.
The Associated Press reported Tuesday evening that the school may have contacted Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn.
Auburn coach Gene Chizik spoke carefully and, although he did not say it outright, appeared to hint that the two sides have connected.
"I have not talked to anybody personally, but there are possibilities of contact (between Malzahn and Maryland)," Chizik told reporters.
Malzahn was offered the head job at Vanderbilt and appeared to be on the way out, but the Tigers convinced him to stay by upping his salary to over $1 million per season.
Meanwhile, Comcast SportsNet and the Dallas Morning-News reported that the Terps also contacted Southern Methodist head coach June Jones.
School representatives met with Jones, according to the reports, but Jones has since removed himself from consideration.
Former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach is widely considered to be a top candidate as well, making it clear the direction in which Maryland is headed, regardless of who it hires.
Malzahn is known for having one of the most innovative offensive minds in the game, and Jones and Leach both brought high-powered aerial attacks at their respective schools.


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BERLIN, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Germany has suspended aid to Uganda in protest over corruption and alleged military support for rebels in Congo, making it the latest European country to halt payments in the wake of a scandal involving the theft of donors' funds.
The corruption scandal, involving the siphoning off of some $13 million in donor funds, has already led Britain - Uganda's biggest donor - to suspend aid to Kampala. Denmark, Norway and Ireland have followed suit.
"Even though no German funds are affected (by the scandal), I have ordered that Germany, in unison with other aid donors, withhold payment of budget aid," German International Development Minister Dirk Niebel said.
"We thereby send a clear message ... (Aid) is an expression of our highest trust in responsible governance by our cooperation partners," he said in a statement issued on Friday.
He gave no figures for the amount in question but said aid pledges for 2013-2015 had also been "put on ice".
Uganda has said it is determined to punish all officials involved in embezzling the money, which was meant to fund recovery efforts in northern areas of the country after a lengthy insurgency by the Lord's Resistance Army.
Niebel said Germany was also disturbed by suggestions that Uganda provided logistical and material support for the M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo and said the claims needed to be verified.
Uganda denies backing the rebels in its western neighbour.
Germany was equally concerned about legislation that will impose an array of jail terms for convicted homosexuals, including life imprisonment in certain circumstances. U.S. President Barack Obama has branded the bill as "odious".
"If discrimination against human rights is voted through by the Ugandan parliament, this would have consequences for our cooperation," said Niebel.
Aid accounts for about 25 percent of Uganda's annual budget.
Cutting the funds would put public investments in health and education at risk in Africa's largest coffee exporter.


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The Audi Q5 is a compact crossover SUV that seats up to 5 passengers. The model is based on the Audi A4 sedan, and competes directly with the BMW X3. The Q5 is available in four trims: 2.0T Premium, 2.0T Premium Plus, 3.2 Premium Plus, and 3.2 Prestige. Standard base exteriors feature 18-inch wheels, automatic headlights and wipers, and roof rails. Upgrades at various trim levels include 19-inch wheels, headlight washers, remote ignition and entry, Xenon headlights, power tailgate, LED running lights, adaptive headlights, and power-folding exterior mirrors.
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Many upper-trim features are available as options on lower trims. Other options include a panoramic sunroof and heated front seats. For the 3.2 Prestige, the Audi Drive Select package also includes various settings for the throttle response and transmission shift points. Also available for the 3.2 Prestige are upgraded leather upholstery, ventilated front seats, adaptive cruise control, 20-inch wheels, performance tires, and a sport steering wheel.
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The Q5 2.0T models feature a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that delivers 211 horsepower. The 3.2 models upgrade to a 3.2-liter V-6 engine rated at 270 horsepower. Both engines include an 8-speed transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard, with Audi's quattro full-time all-wheel drive--designed to improve traction during inclement weather--as an option.
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Growing up with his father after his mother leaves home and his siblings go to stay with townsfolk, Gom discovers he has unusual abilities which bring him trouble, yet enable him to envision a different sort of life for himself.
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Trojans edge East Rutherford,43-42
Jan. 24, 2013 @ 04:12 AM
The Chase Trojan wrestling team narrowly escaped a surging East Rutherford team Monday night at East with a 43-42 victory.
"Our guys really wrestled great," said East Rutherford head coach Tim Bird. "It was a very close and exciting match."
The match was tied at the end but the Trojans won by virtue of a tie-breaker.
The Cavaliers got individual wins from David Conner, Weston Parker, Brock Collins, Cody Hall, Andy VanDyke, Jake Melton and Andre Gabriel.
Conner, Hall and Melton remain undefeated in conference action.
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Over the last couple of years, the United States banking system has gotten into a tremendous amount of trouble resulting in large bank bailouts by the government and global effects on our stock market, triggering a recession. So it comes as no surprise that they will try to make up for their losses in any way possible even if that means pulling a fast one on us.
Watch out for these sneaky bank tactics that may be affecting you and your finances.
1. "Your fees will only increase with time"
Fact: Those occasional overdraft fees and ATM service charges are ever-increasing. The banking industry has made a significant profit off of these seemingly "small" fees that add up to a large amount — approximately $17.5 billion in profits during 2006 solely from overdraft fees.
How to Fight Back: Make sure you are always up-to-date on your bank statements and keep track of your various accounts. Don't just simply scan your total balance, but check that you haven't gotten charged any small fees that may go unnoticed.
If you were charged, give your bank a visit in person instead of phoning them. Speak with a supervisor and ask them to waive your fees. Usually they will agree to it if it's the first time you've ever gotten charged or have a good standing with the bank.
2. "We're hoping that you just ignore the fine print and sign on the dotted line"
Fact: Always make sure you read the fine print. The fine print states important terms and conditions that need to be read in order to protect you.
On a side note, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) conducted an investigation to see whether banks fully disclosed all the necessary information for their customers and came to find that one-third of the banks surveyed didn't provide the information and more than half did not display the information on their website either.
How to Fight Back: Read the fine print. Yes, we know that it's such a tedious (not to mention boring and complex) document to read but keep in mind that that is how most banks get away with little charges because we fail to read the terms of our own contract. If there's absolutely anything you are uncertain about, be sure to ask the bank representative before officially signing the document.
3. "YOU had better ask us for special bank promotions."
Fact: While banks may be having special checking account promotions with higher interest rates that can benefit you, they may not always tell you about it unless you ask. A bank will not always outright tell you that they have a special promotion going on if you are already settling for a lower interest banking account with them. The only person losing out on not asking is you.
How to Fight Back: Banks need your business so why not ask to see if they have any special promotions that could help you out. If not, shop around for another bank that will give you better interest rates.
4. "We will sell your personal information"
Fact: Banks will attempt to convince you that they'll respect your privacy, but they'll still end up selling your information to their affiliates. Not only will they sell your information, but they'll also most likely be sharing the most private and important information about you.
How to Fight Back: Call your bank and try to opt out of any policies where they will share your information.
5. "ATM withdrawals are costing you more than you think"
Fact: Those little quick trips to the ATM that result in service fees from anywhere between $1-$3 end up costing a lot more than just that. If you withdraw $20 from an ATM, you will be paying a potential 15 percent fee simply for convenience. Not only are you getting charged to use another provider's ATM service, but your own bank may charge you a separate fee as well.
How to Fight Back: Save your money and instead opt for a cash back when using your debit card for most big convenience stores. Also, keep in mind that those ATM fees are even higher in cash-based places like casinos or bars.
6. "We make more money when you sign the receipt"
Fact: Many consumers may not be aware of the difference between using "debit" and entering a pin versus using "credit" and signing the receipt. When the consumer makes a purchase and uses debit as their method of payment, the retailer is charged less and therefore the bank does not profit as much because it is an electronic transaction. However, when the consumer opts to pay with "credit" and signs the receipt, the transaction goes through credit networks which in turn cost the retailer more money.
How to Fight Back: This is entirely up to you. Who do you like more — the retailer or your bank?
7. "We can take your money if you owe us"
Fact: If you owe the bank money for any late fees or overdraft fees, they have the right to automatically pay themselves back once you make your next deposit. Not only that but if you have several accounts and one account happens to have a zero balance, the bank may take money from your joint accounts to cover the deficit for the money you owe them.
How to Fight Back: Certain states have different laws regarding the "Right of Offset" to protect banking customers so do some research on your bank's policies. Make sure you are always kept up to date on your accounts so that this won't happen.
8. "You could be making more money elsewhere"
Fact: It's no surprise that big banking branches don't offer the best interest rates when it comes to their customers. Traditional savings accounts generate somewhere around .5% interest, which means you are missing out on higher yield interest accounts elsewhere.
How to Fight Back: Give your local banks a chance or even online banks. Always look for the best rates in your area so that you may receive the highest returns for your money.
9. "Bigger banks are not always better"
Fact: Statistics have shown that smaller banks tend to give their customers higher interest rates as opposed to bigger bank branches. Robert Johnson who works with the Roosevelt Institute has started a "Move your Money" campaign to urge people to transfer their money to smaller, local banks. Johnson says, "Taking money away from people who pay you zero, charge you 30 percent on your credit cards, hit you with all kinds of overdraft fees, and use that money to do, say, proprietary trading and pay themselves big bonuses and spend $400 million on lobbying — why would you want to empower those people?"
How to Fight Back: Be sure to check the minimum deposit rate necessary for you to receive the high interest rate offers and also keep in mind the duration of the account's high yield interest offer. If you're looking for a more personal place to bank, a local bank might be more suitable for you.
10. "Your online account information is not as up to date as you'd like to think"
Fact: Banks do not update your account information as often as you think and it certainly isn't immediate so your account may not necessarily show the most accurate balance. This can get risky when using your debit card before the funds are actually deposited into your checking account.
How to Fight Back: Always keep track of how much money you have in your accounts and do not rely on the pending transactions you make that day to get you through.
Dealing with banks is never an easy task, but ultimately it will be up to you to manage your own finances. Always look toward ways to grow your finances. We hope to save you some time and trouble by keeping these tips in mind.


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Here are the varsity and modified Nordic ski teams. Back row, from left: Coach Steve Tomb, Yana Kinblom, Charlie Riedinger, Colleen Fuller, Laura Richards, Anna Liebelt, Fiona Fahy, Gillian Hayden, John Pierson, Aidan Connelly, Ethan Cooper, Terry Allard, Nate Prouty, Patrick Kushi, Evan Riedinger and Coach Gary Wilson. Front row, from left: Ariel Moffitt, Sasha Kinblom, Casey Tomb, Todd Millington, Liam Connelly, Will Davis, Nathan Kinblom, Moses Mulvey, Seamus Tomb, Kraig Millington and Patrick Riedinger. Missing: Brendan Tomb and Shiloh Wood.
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The Johnsburg Nordic Ski Team Coach Gary Wilson and Assistant Coach Steve Tomb are looking forward to a new season with their varsity and modified teams.
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Whoo beatsmcgee!! And is that Thomas Delonge, the man himself, on your picture thing-ey? Anyway, tambian89, sir, I respect your opinions and somewhat creative analogies, but you seem to have a (perhaps unintended) patronizing attitude towards drummers within the 'pop-punk' genre. Your tone of voice (typing?) is as if to say (and here's my pseudo creative analogy): 'yes, that is a good painting...for a toddler, but you can't really compare it to Picasso now, can you?'
Give the pop-punk guys more credit than this!! I keep saying this; check out Sum 41's All Killer... the 2nd song has an intro in 7/4, and like 40 seconds into the 12th song, there are alternating bars of 4/4 and 6/4...from a mall punk band!? Who'd have thought it? Jordan Burns of Strung Out even plays double kick and more than 2 toms(!)
Travis's playing is a microcosm of Blink's music: simple, fun, catchy and energetic; easy (or relatively easy) to play, not so easy to come up with...
EDIT: and beatz, Chad Sexton of 311, and Derek Grant of Alkaline Trio also seem to be right up your street; the street of creative grooves, great feel and ample technicality. Come on guys, what more could you ask of a drummer?
I'd give my left hand to be ambidextrous.
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The Polish forward seems set to move this summer but is focused entirely on the Champions League final with Bayern Munich.
"I am currently busy with one thing [the Champions League final]", Lewandowski told TV channel TVN 24.
"A transfer is, for me, not on the agenda at the moment. They [the media] will have to wait until the season ends. I think everything will soon be clear."


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Kenyan Students Pay It Forward
Did you know in Kenya, there is an exceedingly high level of computer illiteracy in both students and teachers? At the Karibu Centre, Intel volunteers work to educate both students and teachers about computers and educational software so the whole community becomes more self-reliant and self-sufficient.
As the parable goes, if you give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day; if you teach him to fish, you'll feed him for a lifetime. With this lesson of sustainability in mind, Intel set out to help improve education in rural Kenya, where basic resources like food and healthcare are scarce and computer illiteracy is rampant.
The Karibu Centre supports at-risk women and children who live in the slums of Thika, Kenya. As a result of a partnership with volunteers from the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC), the center has become a destination for learning—for both students and teachers—using Intel® technology-powered PCs. IESC volunteers have helped set up computers and networks at the Karibu Centre, and shared their knowledge with local teachers. In this way, the teachers are empowered and don't feel helpless when their advanced technology systems fail.
Jane Kiambo, one of the young instructors at Karibu, says she recently had the pleasure of teaching and awarding a certificate to a woman who had been her teacher when she was a girl. In this way, Kiambo was able to give back to the older generation, and share what she has learned, helping her mentor develop skills and continue helping younger students in a more relevant and valuable way for today's technology-driven marketplace.
The Karibu Centre encourages both students and teachers to share information organically and pass along their knowledge to help others in the community and in neighboring villages. In this way, students of all ages in Thika are learning to fish. And that's a skill that will feed them for life.
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An improved door lock is disclosed whereby the application of excessive force on the door handle will not cause a malfunction of the door lock and will not cause damage to the internal working features of the door lock. The door lock includes an outer rose spindle assembly, having an inner and an outer spindle, wherein the two spindle portions are releasably connected by a plurality of complementary pins and dints. Upon the application of excessive force on the door handle, the pins are released from the dints such that the force is not further transmitted to sequential features of the lock body.
1. A door lock having:
a handle having a hollow portion;
an outer open-ended cylindrical housing, having a threaded inner portion proximate one of its ends, affixed to said handle;
an outer spindle assembly within said housing proximate said end affixed to said handle, said outer spindle assembly comprised of:
an outer cylindrical spindle having a first end and a second end with a flange, and a plurality of outwardly extending pins extending from said flange;
an inner cylindrical spindle having a first end with a flange and a second end having a plurality of slots therein, and a plurality of inward dints in said flange, each dint shaped to receive one of said plurality of outwardly extending pins of said outer spindle;
wherein said first end of said outer spindle extends beyond said end of said outer housing affixed to said handle;
a key operating assembly comprised of:
a key spindle positioned within said hollow portion of said handle;
an outer operator having a connecting bar extending therefrom and a plurality of pins extending from said outer operator in a direction opposite to said connecting bar, and said connecting bar affixed to said key spindle;
an inner operator having a connecting bar extending from a surface thereof and a plurality of dints in a surface opposite of said connecting bar, each dint shaped to receive one of said plurality of pins of said outer operator;
a ring spring located between said outer operator and said inner operator;
wherein said key operating assembly is positioned within said outer spindle assembly such that said connecting bar of said outer operator extends outward from said outer spindle and is affixed to said key spindle and said connecting bar of said inner operator extends outward from said inner spindle;
a ring spring laid over said second end of said inner spindle to provide tensile movement for said outer and inner spindles;
a threaded ring stopper mounted on said second end of said inner spindle and threaded on said threaded portion of said housing;
a spring holder having a plurality of inwardly bent arms extending from an outer periphery of said spring holder and a plurality of tabs extending from an inner periphery of said spring holder, said spring holder mounted on said second end of said inner spindle whereby said tabs of said spring holder are received within said slots of said inner spindle;
a spring received within said inwardly bent arms of said spring holder;
a stopper ring mounted on said second end of said inner spindle, beyond said spring holder.
2. The door lock of claim 1 wherein said pins on said outer spindle are trapezoidal-shaped.
This invention relates generally to locks, and more particularly, to an improved door lock mechanism designed to protect the inner working features, or lock body, from damage due to exertion of excessive force on the external door lever.
Frequently, damage can be done to the inner working features, or lock body, of a door lock upon the exertion of excessive force on the external door lever/handle. The damage can often be severe and require expensive repairs or even replacement of the entire door lock. Moreover, applying excessive force to the lever/handle can cause a malfunction of the lock, thereby allowing the door to be opened, when in fact, it is intended to be locked.
It is therefore desirable to provide a new door lock mechanism which is capable of protecting the inner lock body of a door lock from excessive force that may be applied to the door lever/handle.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a new door lock mechanism which prevents excessive force, that may be applied to the door handle, from being transmitted to the inner working features of the lock body.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a new door lock mechanism that is capable of protecting the inner lock body from malfunction due to the exertion of excessive force on the external lock handle.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a door lock mechanism having a divided outer rose spindle and key connecting members.
FIG. 1 is an exploded view of the door lock mechanism of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is cross-sectional view of the door lock mechanism of the present invention in an at-rest position.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the door lock mechanism of the present invention during the application of excessive force to the door lock external handle.
Referring now specifically to the drawings, there is illustrated a door lock mechanism, generally designated as 50, wherein like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of the door lock mechanism according to the present invention. FIGS. 2 and 3 are cross-sectional views showing the relationship of the inner lock body features. An outer housing 1 is attached at one end to a plate on the door itself, and on an opposite end to door handle/lever 2. Outer housing 1 is preferably bell-shaped and includes a threaded inner portion 28', located in its narrower end, proximate the door lever.
Positioned within the narrow end portion of outer housing 1 is a key connecting apparatus 40, comprised of an outer disc-shaped operator 45' and an inner disc-shaped operator 45. Outer operator 45' includes a connecting bar 46, extending from one of its faces, which is inserted into an aperture located in a key box 11 within lever 2. Retaining connecting bar 46 in a fixed axial position, while still being able to rotate freely, are lever stopper plate 61 and snap ring 62. Outer operator 45' further includes a plurality of pins 42 extending from an opposite face of said operator from said connecting bar 46. Preferably, pins 42 are trapezoidal-shaped such that they are narrower at the outer end than at the end affixed to outer operator 45'. Inner operator 45 includes a plurality of dints 41, shaped to receive pins 42 of outer operator 45'. Ring spring 44 is positioned between outer operator 45' and inner operator 45, to provide tensile movement between the two. Inner operator 45 further includes a bar 46' which extends from an opposite face of operator 45 from dints 41. Bar 46' extends outwardly to cooperate with key spindle 11' in a way that is known in the prior art.
Outer rose spindle assembly 20, comprised of an outer cylindrical spindle 25 and an inner cylindrical spindle 25' is located within housing 1 such that outer spindle 25 encompasses key operator assembly 40 and is connected to lever 2 proximate lever stopper plate 61. Outer spindle 25 includes a flange 26 having a plurality of outwardly extending pins 21, and inner spindle 25' includes a flange 26' having a plurality of inward dints 21', shaped to receive pins 21 of outer spindle 25. Preferably, pins 21 are trapezoidal-shaped and are narrower at the outer end than at the end affixed to outer spindle 25. Outer housing 1 includes an inwardly extruding ring 3, having a diameter smaller than that of range 26, such that as outer spindle 25 is inserted into outer housing 1, flange 26 abuts ring 3. Inner spindle 25' includes a plurality of slots 30 located in an end opposite to flange 26'.
Ring spring 27, preferably shaped as a zig-zag along its periphery, is placed over inner spindle 25'. Ring spring 27 provides for tensile movement of inner and outer spindles 25' and 25. Ring stopper 28 is threaded into the threaded inner portion 28' of outer housing 1, thus retaining rose spindle assembly 20 within the narrower end of outer housing 1. Slotted end 30 of inner spindle 25' extends through spring stopper 28, and into the wider portion of outer housing 1.
Ring-shaped spring holder 151 includes two inwardly-bent arms 151' which extend from the outer periphery of spring holder 151. Held within inwardly-bent arms 151' is spring 150. Spring 150 is wound such that it provides a returning force in an opposite direction to a force applied to lever 2, external to the lock mechanism. Spring holder 151 is attached over the portion of inner spindle 25' which extends outward from spring stopper 28. The inner periphery of spring holder 151 includes a plurality of inwardly extending tabs, which are received within slots 30 of inner spindle 25'. Lastly, stopper ring 152 is affixed to groove 154 of inner spindle 25' to secure spring holder 151 in position.
Now that one is familiar with the construction of the locking mechanism of the present invention, its mode of operation will be explained in detail.
Lock assembly 50 is first provided in its locked position, whereupon proper rotating force being applied to lever 2, the inner working features of lock assembly 50 will resist the force and be maintained in their position. However, upon the application of excessive force, the inner working features can be damaged, requiring repair or replacement of lock assembly 50.
The application of the present invention operates to prevent this excessive force from damaging the inner features of lock assembly 50. With proper force, pins 21 of outer spindle 25 will be maintained within dints 21' of inner spindle 25' and, as outer spindle 25 is thus fixed to inner spindle 25', inner spindle 25' will not rotate to open the door. However, upon the application of excessive force, pins 21 will be released from dints 21' and thus, the excessive force applied to lever 2 will only be transmitted as far as outer spindle 25. Ring spring 27, laid over inner spindle 25', provides tensile movement to outer rose spindle assembly 20 and thereby, absorbs the movement of pins 21.
Similarly, because key connecting operator assembly 40 is affixed within outer rose assembly 20, i.e., outer operator 45' is axially fixed to outer spindle 25 and inner operator 45 is axially fixed to inner spindle 25' by means of snap rings 62 and 60, respectively, as pins 21 of outer spindle 25 are released from dints 21' of inner spindle 25', so also are pins 42 of outer operator 45' released from dints 41 of inner operator 45. Ring spring 44 absorbs the movement of pins 42.
When the door is unlocked with a key, key cylinder 11 will rotate, together with outer operator 45' and inner operator 45 (with no relation to outer rose spindle assembly), which in turn rotates key spindle 11' and the door is opened.
The embodiments disclosed herein have been discussed for the purpose of familiarizing the reader with the novel aspects of the invention. Although preferred embodiments of the invention have been shown, many changes, modifications and substitutions may be made by one of ordinary skill in the art without necessarily departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as described in the following claims.
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"We didn't play badly today," head coach Scott Lieberwirth said. "We need to make more birdies and we had a few bogies that we shouldn't have but I thought we had a solid round. It will take a magical final round for us to make the NCAA Championship but we have players that can do it."
For the second straight day the NM State men's golf team along with the rest of the field, were forced off the course due to weather conditions. The delay lasted an hour and 35 minutes.
Junior Zachery Fullerton led the Aggies in the second round with a 2-under par, 70. He carded four birdies in the round and is tied for 39th with a two round score of 2-over par. Senior Tim Madigan fired a 1-under par, 71 in round two and is now at 1-under par, 143 for the tournament, tying him for 22nd. Madigan had four birdies in the round.
Freshman Collin Pratt and junior Gaston De La Torre carded a 1-over par, 73 in round two. Pratt is currently 2-over par, 146 for the tournament after recording four birdies on day two. He is tied for 39th. De La Torre in 4-over par, 148 after two rounds and is tied for 54th overall. He grabbed three birdies in the second round.
Sophomore Justin Shin is currently tied for 59th overall after a 2-over par, 74 in round two. Shin is 6-over par, 150 for the tournament after recording two birdies in his second round.
Oklahoma State leads the tournament at 25-under par, followed by Auburn (-9), Georgia (-6), Clemson (-6), and TCU (-5). Oklahoma State's Sean Einhaus and Georgia's T.J. Mitchell lead the individual tournament at 7-under par.
The Aggies did wrap up the first round on Friday morning, finishing at 8-over par, 295, tying for 12th overall as a team. Senior Tim Madigan and junior Gaston De La Torre also finished up their first rounds at the 7,758‐yard, par‐72 Colorado National Golf Club. Madigan carded an even par, 72 and De La Torre fired a 3-over par, 75.
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January 24, 2014
CONTACT: Douglas Baker, 225-342-7000
Commissioner Nichols Announces Appointment of OGB Interim CEO
And New Transformation Initiative to Save Taxpayer Dollars, Limit Premium Increases
BATON ROUGE – Today, Commissioner of Administration Kristy Nichols announced the appointment of Susan T. West as the interim CEO of the Office of Group Benefits (OGB). West currently serves as the State Risk Administrator with the Office of Risk Management (ORM). She has more than 31 years of experience with both public and private insurance lines of service as well as management in the areas of insurance policy, loss prevention, and premium development.
In West's new role, she will provide leadership for OGB in its efforts to continue to provide affordable and quality health benefits to state employees. Since 2013, OGB has increased its capacity to better serve its members by the addition of a private partner to administer the agency's health insurance plans. This effort began the transformation of OGB into a more modern health benefits manager and has led to greater access to quality health care.
West will set a vision for further transforming our public sector health care benefits. In an effort to stay ahead of new health care trends and control costs, OGB will focus on utilizing modern health benefits plan best practices and technology, as well as maximizing the use of vendor resources. These improved practices will increase the wellness of OGB members and create and sustain a strong system of delivery with a focus on the long term financial strength of our programs. West will also facilitate a smooth transition for all policy and administrative changes that must be quickly implemented due to changes associated with the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
To further assist OGB in their efforts, the agency will partner with Alvarez and Marsal (A&M), a nationally recognized leader in healthcare policy and process management, to continue the transformation and redesign of OGB.
A&M's efforts will focus directly on making OGB more efficient, lowering costs for taxpayers and limiting premium increases. Their current contract will be amended to reflect this new responsibility.
"West brings a vision for OGB that puts members first and adjusts to the ever changing health care environment. Susan brings a unique combination of public and private experience to this important leadership role. We look forward to working with her and continue the good work already begun," Commissioner Nichols said.
Biography of Susan T. West, MBA, CRMMs. West is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a Masters of Business Administration and holds the designation of Certified Risk Manager. She has 31 years of experience and an extensive background in insurance and risk management in both the private and public sectors. She is the former vice president of an insurance agency and currently serves as a State Risk Administrator with the Office of Risk Management (ORM). In that capacity, she is responsible for the oversight of the state's insurance recovery for disasters, and acts as ORM's liaison to FEMA and the state's excess insurers. Ms. West is an acknowledged expert in her field, having presented at conferences for Risk Management and Disaster Management. She previously served as ORM's administrator for loss prevention, underwriting and statistics, where she was responsible for policy development, risk financing, and premium development and allocation. In prior years, Ms. West functioned as a claims manager for multiple lines of insurance provided by ORM.


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A Brief History of Web Standards
From the first emoticon in 1982 to the 270,000 words per minute written on Blogger today, the Internet has done a lot of growing. Much of that growth was made possible by the Web Standards Project, a non-profit group dedicated to promoting, well, standards for the web. These standards have evolved over the years making for awesome stories involving some of the greatest digital minds of the past 40 years.