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|Publication number
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|Mar 27, 1962
|Filing date
|Jan 4, 1960
|Priority date
|Jan 4, 1960
|Publication number
|James Harrison
|Original Assignee
|Globe And Mail Ltd
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (9), Classifications (15)
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March 27, 1962 J. HARRISON APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR POSITIONING AN OVERWRAP SHEET ABOVE MATERIAL TO BE WRAPPED 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed Jan. 4, 1960 INVENTOR, JAMES HAI$ON By swmzzawg ATFOKBEY MaICh 27,1962 J. HARRISON 3,026,659
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR POSITIONING AN OVERWRAP SHEET ABOVE MATERIAL TO BE WRAPPED Flled Jan 4, 1960 4 Sheets-Sheet 5 I l l I l l I INVENTOR, JAMES HAW By ATTORNEY March 27,1962 J. HARRISON 3 6,
APPARATUS AND METHOD Filed Jan. 4, 1960 FOR POSITIONING AN OVERUKIRAI SHEET ABOVE MATERIAL TO BE WRAPPED 4 Sheets-Sheet 4 E Kai A ilk 1 INVENTOR, JAMES HAW/SON By ATTOILNEY United States Patent 3,026,659 APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR POSITIONING AN OVERWRAP SHEET ABOVE MATERIAL TO BE WRAPIED James Harrison, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada, assignor to The Globe and Mail Limited, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, a corporation of Ontario Filed Jan. 4, 1960, Ser. No. 140 12 Claims. (CI. 5374) This invention relates generally to Wrapping apparatus and is particularly concerned with automatically positioning an overwrap sheet on material to be wrapped. This apparatus and method is especially adaptable for use in wrapping piles of newspapers or the like, and as will become apparent can be used wherever an overwrap sheet is required.
The apparatus and method of this invention is especially adapted to be used in conjunction with the invention of my co-pending application SN. 840,279 for Apparatus and Method for Positioning an Underwrap Sheet Beneath Material To Be Wrapped, filed September 16, 1959.
A primary object of the invention is to provide a novel method and apparatus for readily, expeditiously and automatically depositing in an oriented position an overwrap sheet on material being wrapped.
A further object of the invention is to provide apparatus motivated in an overwrap sheet-depositing cycle in relation to movement of the material upon which an overwrap sheet is to be deposited due to the material reaching a station at which the overwrap sheet is to be applied.
A still further object of the invention is to provide in apparatus of the character set forth means whereby an overwrap sheet is automatically conveyed from an overwrap sheet-magazine horizontally above a deposit station and means to move the sheet from its conveyed position onto thematerial being Wrapped.
And yet another object of the invention is to provide a horizontal conveyor for material to be disposed at a wrapping station, means automatically initiating an overwrap sheet-depositing cycle when the wrapping station is reached by the material being wrapped, and means automatically conveying the material with the overwrap sheet disposed thereon away from the station to permit sub sequent operating cycles of the apparatus.
Other objects and advantages of this invention will become apparent from a consideration of the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, wherein an exemplary embodiment of the invention is disclosed:
In the drawings:
veyor disclosed in the above-mentioned co-pending appli cation. The conveyor 10 comprises a suitable support structure 12 having journaled in bearings 14 support shafts of longitudinally spaced, cylindrical rollers 16 over which are entrained transversely spaced endless belts 18 which define a horizontal path of travel for material M. The material M may comprise a stack of newspapers which would have disposed therebeneath an underwrap sheet by means of the apparatus of the mentioned co-pending application. The endless belts 18 are continuously driven by means of a pulley 20 and drive belt 22 operatively connected to a suitable driving motor (not shown).
Disposed in the path of travel defined by the conveyors is a depressible control switch 24 of a microswitch 26 which initiates an overwrap sheet-depositing cycle as the material M moves in the direction indicated by direction arrow A of FIGURE 2. The location of the microswitch 26 may be described as the overwrap sheet-depositing station of the apparatus.
The automatic sheet depositing apparatus is indicated generally at 28 and comprises cooperating components as indicated by general reference characters, including an overwrap sheet supply magazine 3%), sheet transportingand-conveying mechanism 32 which includes a sheet separator and sheet conveyor and sheet depositing mechanism. 34. In addition to the just mentioned components, there is included automatically operated control mechanism which will subsequently be described in detail.
The apparatus 28 comprises a framework which may be of a welded construction, including suitably braced spaced side frame members 36 extending above the conveyor 18 and terminating in a laterally extending support frame 38 of the sheet depositing mechanism 34, which will subsequently be described in detail.
The supply magazine 30 includes a conventional feed table upon which is disposed a stack of overwrap sheets S. This table 40 is automatically adjusted vertically to assure that the disposition of the uppermost overwrap sheet will always be disposed at a predetermined FIGURE 1 is a side elevation of the sheet depositing apparatus, with portions broken away and shown in section for clarity, and showing by phantom lines alternate positions of parts for the purpose of illustrating operation;
FIGURE 2 is a front elevation of FIGURE 1, with portions shown in section, showing the presser plate of the apparatus in a sheet-depositing position;
FIGURE 3 is a top plan view of the apparatus of FIGURES 1 and 2;
FIGURE 4 is an enlarged section taken substantially on line 44 of FIGURE 1;
FIGURE 5 is an enlarged fragmentary perspective view showing the underside of the presser plate of the invention; and
FIGURE 6 is a circuit diagram of the control system of the apparatus.
Referring to the drawings in detail, an endless conveyor is indicated generally at 10, this structure comprising in the exemplary embodiment a portion of a similar conlevel to be transported to the sheet transporting-and-conveying mechanism 34. The table 40 and the mechanism for maintaining the level of the sheets S is not shown in detail since this structure is well known to those skilled in the art and per se is not novel.
The side frame members 36 have extending therefrom, away from the conveyor 18, spaced support plates 42 and 44 disposed on opposite sides of the table 40 0f the magazine 30. Suitably journaled transversely of the plates 42 and 44 ha driven, externally knurled feed roller 46 underlying a suitably journaled, rubber surfaced roller 48. The support shaft of the roller 46 includes thereon a pulley 50 over which is entrained a drive belt '52 operatively connected to a drive pulley 54 of a motor 56. The motor is supported on a plate 58 pivotally mounted on a transverse shaft 59 carried by the plates 42 and 44 whereby the weight of the motor causes the belt to be under tension. I
A transverse support shaft 60 extends between upper rear portions of the plates 42 and 44 and pivotally supports at its terminal ends therear ends of vertically pivotal levers or arms 62. The levers 62 have extending therebetween a support shaft 64 upon which are journaled transversely spaced pipe clamps 66. The clamps 66, there being three disclosed, each are secured to an intermediate portion of a pipe 68 providing a depending nozzle 7 t) which comprises the sheet engaging structure of the separator which will normally be disposed with their terminal ends overlying the transverse edge of an uppermost overwrap 3 solid and phantom line positions, the topmost of the sheets S will be separated from the stack and transported to the sheet conveyor or pickup rollers 46 and 48.
The pipes 68 are connected to a manifold connector 72 which communicates through a pipe 74 to one side of a control valve 76. The valve 76 communicates at its lower end with a pipe 78 connected to a suction pump or the like (not shown). The valve includes a flat upper seat '80 upon which is engageable a vertically pivotal flap valve element 82 pivotally supported at 84 on the valve body. The valve element 82 includes a protruding lip portion 85, for a purpose to be described, and a bifurcated lever portion 86 connected by a pin 88 to the lower end of a solenoid armature 90 of a solenoid 91 which when deenergized will permit the flap valve element to be held open in the solid line position shown in FIG- URE 1. When the flap valve element 82 is disposed in the phantom line position, seated on the seat 89, pressure will be reduced in pipes 74, 68 and at nozzles which will result in the uppermost overwrap sheet being picked up from the stack S. The sheet will then be moved toward the right, see FIGURE 6, and at this time the flap valve element 82 will be raised from the seat resulting in an equalizing of the pressure in the aforementioned pipes and at the nozzles to permit the sheet to be released and drawn between rollers 46 and 48.
In order to accomplish the aforementioned function of the valve 76 and nozzles 70, one of the levers or arms 62 is pivotally connected by a pin 92 to a depending force transmitting rod 94 which is pivotally connected by a pin 96 to an intermediate portion of a vertically pivotal lever 98 mounted for pivotal movement on a stub shaft 100 carried by the plate 42. The lever 98 has journaled on an intermediate portion thereof a vertically disposed circular cam follower 102, and the lever is connected at its end opposite the stub shaft 190 to a tension spring 104 which is anchored to a pin 186 on the plate 42. The spring 104 urges the lever 98 and cam follower 102 downwardly and at the same time disposes the nozzles to the solid line position overlying the top and forward edge of an overwrap sheet.
Pivotally mounted on the plate 42 at 108 is an oscillating cam element 110 having an upper camming edge 112 which is engaged by the follower 162. The cam element 116 is connected by a pin 114, offset from the pivot 168, to a constantly reciprocating force transmitting rod 115 Which oscillates the lever 38 due to the raised portion 116 of the camming edge 112 causing the rod 94 to reciprocate resulting in the previously mentioned oscillating movement of the nozzles 70. The cam element 110 includes an ofliset lever portion 118 which is pivotally connected at 120 to an adjustable bolt 122. The bolt 122 is connected at 124 to one end of an L-shaped lever 126 which is pivotally mounted at 128 on an extension plate 130 carried on the plate 42. The lever 126 will oscillate between the solid and phantom line positions shown in FIGURE 1, the throw being controlled by the adjustable bolt 122, and this movement will result in the lifting of the flap valve element 82 off of the seat 80, or permitting the same to be seated. It will be noted that when the nozzles 70 are disposed in the solid line position, the flap valve element will be seated, and when the nozzles are disposed in the phantom line position, the flap valve element will be unseated.
The support frame 38 of the sheet depositing mechanism 34 is substantially rectangular as seen in FIGURE 3, and carries transversely spaced, parallel support shafts 132 and 134 respectively journaled at opposite ends of the frame. The shafts 132 and 134 have entrained thereover adjacent opposite sides of the frame 38 spaced endless conveyor belts 136 and 138, the upper run of which defining a path of movement substantially in alignment with the overlying cooperating portions of the rollers 46 and 48. Projecting from the'frame 38 are upper guide fingers 140 overlying inwardly extending support plates 142 secured to the support plates 42 and 44. These fingers and plates define a receiving throat in alignment with the upper run of the belts 136 and 138 and the cooperating portions of the rollers 46 and 48 to guide the overwrap sheet in its path of movement. The rear shaft 132 includes a driven pulley 144 over wh ch is entrained a drive belt 146 entrained over a driving pulley 148 on the motor 56.
Supported on an L-shapcd support 149 carried by the side plate 44 is a downwardly directed photo-electric cell 158 which as seen in FIGURES 1 and 3 will be affected by the edge of an underwrap sheet as it moves from the rollers 46, 48 to the belts 136, 138. The function of the photo-electric cell in the control circuit will become apparent during the description of FIGURE 6 and the operation of the apparatus.
Referring once more to the frame 38, inwardly directed brackets 152 support spring biased presser plates 154 underlying the undersurface 0f the belts 136, 138 as seen in FIGURES l and 4. Upper abutment blocks 155' overlie the belts 136 and 138 insuring that the side edges of an overwrap sheet are firmly gripped by the belts and blocks without any sag on the unsupported center of such sheets.
A vertical stop 156 is provided adjacent the outer end of the frame 38 and in the path of travel defined by the belts 136, 138 to engage the leading edge of a sheet and orient it into a position from which it will be disposed onto the material M. The conveyor belts 136 and 138 are constantly operating to cause the sheets to be held against the stop 156.
Supported transversely on the frame 38 is a support plate 158 upon which is mounted a vertically disposed double acting fluid motor including a cylinder 160 con nectcd at its upper and lower ends to pressure-fluid lines 162 and 164, respectively. The cylinder 160 has recip I rocably disposed therein a piston 166 connected to a piston rod 168. The piston rod 168 is secured at its lower end to a presser foot or plate 170 which comprises a plurality of slotted foot portions 172 which have transverse apertures 174. The apertured construction facilitates reciprocation of the plate 170 without taking a deposited overwrap sheet, since the upward resistance to movement of the plate will be prevented and a partial vacuum will not be created when withdrawing the plate from the phantom line position shown in FIGURE 1 to the normal raised position.
The cycle of operation and method of the apparatus will be described through the use of FIGURE 6 together with the description which has been heretofore provided.
Operation A fluid pressure pump 173 has its output line 174 connected to an inlet port 175 of a two-position control valve 176, which includes spaced outlet ports 178 and 180. A branch line 182 communicates with a second port 183. The ports 175 and 183 are disposed in spaced. alignment with outlet ports 178 and 180, respectively, which are connected by lines 162 and 164, respectively, to the cylinder 160. A slide valve element 184 includes a transverse passage 186 alignable with the aligned portsv 175, 178 or 183, 180. The slide valve comprises an extended portion 188 comprising a solenoid armature subj ct to movement by energization by a solenoid core 190.
The table 40 of the overwrap sheet magazine 30 is loaded and the top sheet S will be disposed beneath the nozzles 70. An overwrap sheet S will be disposed beneath the presser plate 170.
A source of potential 192 is controlled by a master switch 194 in series in a line 196. The return or ground lineof the circuit is indicated at 198. The closing of the master switch 194 results in the energizing of the motor 56 to operate the conveyor rollers 46, 48 and belts 136, 138 in' additionto ope'rati'on'of the pump 173 and a suction pump (not shown) connected to the pipe 78. All of this structure operates constantly.
The master switch 194 closes a circuit through lines 200, 202 to the photo-electric cell 150 and to a solenoid relay 204 connected in series with the cell 150. The relay 204 controls a switch 206 controlling current flow through line 208. The circuit to the photo-electric cell normally remains closed upon the closing of the switch 194 and the circuit is broken momentarily when an overwrap sheet S passes between the rollers 46, 48 and belt conveyors 136, 138. It will be noted that all other control circuits, to be described in detail, will be open due to the fact that the micro switch 26 is open until the material M is conveyed into the proper position beneath the conveyors 136, 138.
When the microswitch 26 is closed by a pile of material M engaging the arm 24, current will flow from line 196 to a line 210 connected to the solenoid 190 urging the portion 188 of the control valve 184 to the right and directing fluid pressure from the pump 173 through ports 175, 1-78 \u'a passage 186 to the line 162 and above the piston 166 to urge the pressure plate 170 with an overwrap sheet disposed therebeneath on top of the material M.
Also energized with the closing of the microswitch is a control relay 212 which is connected by line 214 to line 210. The control relay 216 is energized as long as the microswitch 26 is closed, i.e., as long as the material M overlies the lever 24, and when the relay 212 is energized contacts 216 and 218 in lines 220. and 222, respectively are closed. The line 222 is connected to line 198 and has in series therein contacts 224 of a time delay relay 226 connected in line 228, which is connected between lines 198 and 210 resulting in energization of the delay relay 226 upon closing of microswitch 26. The contacts 224 are closed for approximately one (1) second and after opening thereof the armature 190 is deenergized resulting in the fiuid pressure from the pump 173 being directed to line 164, beneath the piston 166 and the raising of presser plate 170. The valve 184 is normally urged to a leftward position by a return spring 230 which will result in the alignment of ports 183, 180 with passage 186. The described grooves and perforations of the presser plate facilitate ready vertical movement of the plate.
The previously mentioned contacts 216 are connected in series with a second time delay relay 232 which when energized will close contacts 234 in line 236 after approximately 1 second delay, line 236 is connected to a relay 238 effective, when energized, to close contacts 240 and 242. The contacts 240 are connected in a line 244 to the contacts 206 controlled by energization of the photo-electric cell 150. When a sheet S passes beneath the cell 150, current will cease to flow in line 202 and contacts 206 will be momentarily opened and this will result in de-energizing relay 238 to open contacts 240 and 242.
The contacts 242 are connected in series in a line 246 connected to the solenoid 91 and when these contacts are closed the flap valve element 82 will be closed thus causing suction at the nozzles as previously mentioned. When the contacts 242 are opened, the solenoid 91 will be de-energized permitting the flap valve element 82 to be raised. With the contacts 240 open, the line 208 will not be energized until the control relay 238 is again energized by completion of a circuit through contacts 234. The contacts 234 will not be re-set or closed until the control line 220 is re-energized by the closing of contacts 216 subject to control by energization of the microswitch 26.
The sequence or steps are as follows:
The material M closes switch 26 resulting in fiuid pressure being directed to the cylinder 160 to cause the plate 170 to deposit overwrap sheet S on top of the material. The fluid pressure was directed to accomplish this function due to energization of the time delay relay 226 which will be deenergized after a predetermined interval after which the presser plate will be raised.
At the same time a second time delay relay 232 was energized due to the energization of the relay 212 and closing of contacts 216. When energized, the contacts 234 of the relay 232 will remain closed for approximately & second, and will then open. While contacts 234 remain closed current will flow to a relay 238 closing contacts 240 and 242. A contact 242 remains closed after contact 234 of relay 232 are broken due to the fact that current will still flow through the holding contact 240 in the line 208. The contact 242 permits current to flow to solenoid 91 resulting in the closing of flap valve element 82 and causing a sheet S to be moved from a magazine or pile S by the nozzle 70 to the rollers, 46, 48. As the sheet S moves it passes beneath the cell causing the circuit to a holding coil 204 to be interrupted in opening con-tact 206. The opening of contact 206 causes the relay 238 to be de-energized and contacts 240 and 242 to be opened. Although the circuit through line 208 is broken only momentarilyi.e., while the sheet S1 is passing beneath the cell 150, the relay 232 cannot be energized and therefore the contacts 240 and 242 will not be closed until the relay 232 is deenergized. The relay 232 cannot be deenergized until the switch 26 opens. This insures the solenoid 91 will be energized once each time a pile M passes over the switch 26. Consequently only one sheet S will be fed into position beneath the presser plate during each cycle.
The construction shown and the method described embodies the invention in its preferred form, however, it is intended that the foregoing be illustrative rather than definitive, the invention being defined in the appended claims.
The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows: a
1. Apparatus for depositing an overwrap sheet upon material such as a stack of newspapers or the like comprising in combination conveying means for carrying the material along a horizontal path of travel, control means disposed in the path of travel of said conveying means for engagement by the stack of material, overwrap sheet-depositing means overlying said path of travel, overwrap sheet magazine means, overwrap sheetconveying means interposed between said magazine and sheet depositing means, and operating means connected to said overwrap sheet conveying and depositing means and operatively connected to and placed into operation by said control means for operating in a predetermined sequence the depositing means and said overwrap sheet conveying means to place an overwrap sheet on the material engaging said control means, said overwrap sheet conveying means comprising vertically oscillating and periodically effective suction nozzles mounted on a horizontal axis of rotation, a pair of horizontally disposed pick-up rollers in alignment with said suction nozzles for receiving an overwrap sheet therefrom, and a pair of spaced parallel and horizontally disposed endless conveyors in alignment with said pick-up rollers and disposed in overlying relation to said material conveying means.
2. The combination of claim 1; said sheet depositing means comprising a vertically reciprocating, periodically operated presser foot overlying said pair of endless conveyors and extendable therebetween.
3. The combination of claim 2; further comprising abutment means overlying said endless conveyors for engaging an overwrap sheet disposed on the conveyors, and resilient means disposed beneath said endless conveyors and urging the upper run thereof toward said abutment means whereby an overwrap sheet fed from said pick up rollers to said conveyors will be grippingly engaged at opposite edges subsequent to deposit on the stack of material.
4. The structure. of claim 1; said overwrap sheet depositing means comprising a vertically reciprocated, fluidmotor operated presser plate extendible between said parallel conveyors toward said material conveying means.
5. The structure of claim 1; said operating means including photo-electric control means subject to sense the presence or absence of an overwrap sheet moving from said magazine to said sheet depositing means, said overwrap sheet conveying means including a control valve for creating a suction in said suction nozzles in response to sensing the absence of an overwrap sheet by said control means.
6. The structure of claim 5; further comprising constantly operated force transmitting means periodically oscillating said suction nozzles and rendering said control valve inoperative, an electro-magnetic force transmitting means operatively connected to said control valve and photo-electric cell control means, said sheet-depositing means including a fluid pressure operated motor, a fluid control valve operatively connected to said fluid motor, a second electro-magnetic force transmitting means operatively connected to said fluid control valve, said electro-magnetic force transmitting means being subject to operation by said control means, time delay relay means operatively connected to said fluid control valve through said second electro-magnetic force transmitting means and second time delay relay means operatively connected to said first mentioned electromagnetic force transmitting means and said photo-electric cell for de-activation of said suction operated pick up assembly after said sheetdepositing means has been de-activated.
7. Apparatus for depositing an overwrap sheet upon material comprising in combination conveying means for moving material along a path of travel, control means for positioning said conveying means in a position where an overwrap sheet will be deposited on the material conveyed, magazine means for a supply of overwrap sheets, sheet depositing means for depositing a sheet on the material positioned by said control means, means for removing an overwrap sheet from said magazine means and conveying the sheet to said depositing means and including an intermittently operable sheet separator and sheet conveyor, and means sensing the absence of an overwrap sheet moving to the sheet depositing means to actuate the sheet separator and convey an overwrap sheet to said sheet depositing means.
8. The combination of claim 7; said conveying means comprising an endless conveyor.
9. The combination of claim 7; said sheet depositing means comprising a power operated plunger overlying said conveying means.
10. The combination of claim 7; said sheet separator comprising suction operated nozzle means.
11. The combination of claim 7; said sheet conveyor including continuously operated conveying rollers.
12. The combination .of claim 7; said means sensing the absence of a sheet moving to the sheet depositing means comprising a photo electric cell assembly.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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vol. 1 [CS; Moon Magnet]
"Ariel Pink," they screamed, "Neon Indian," they cried, and I didn't listen or care, the beat bumping big in my headphones, finding a crack in the sheets of tape hiss to wrap around my mind, close my eyes and raise my eyebrows. The umbrella above my brain deflecting the spring rains and beneath it casting shadows of sunshine all over me; a darkness that glows, that beams intently in streaks of thick intimidating black. Then off in the corner the voice appears, and it is frail and I have not a single clue what it's singing to me, whispering of mellow mellows and mallows. Some dreamer mumbling his dreams to me, maybe, and even if I can't figure it all out, it's the hushed mood and the euphoric aura of twinkling melodies that keep my eyes firmly crossed. And the rhythms, too, the back beat pushed out to the 'and' instead of landing on the downbeat – little tricks like that to trigger a deep and buoyant response. By no means polished or refined, but nice as hell and an early reminder of (and necessary companion to) the heat of summer that lies just ahead, Derrick Bozich's debut comes highly commended and recommended from your friends at camp-Strauss.Links: Black Umbrellas - Moon Magnet
Orchid Spangiafora
Flee Past's Ape Elf [2xLP; Feeding Tube]
I'm not sure why Flee Past's Ape Elf works for me and so many other similar projects don't. But it does, and this is going to be one of those records I reference/mention maybe a little too much, I predict. Orchid Spangiafora and this 1977 masterwork showed up on Nurse With Wound's infamous list of underground artists, but outside of the relatively tightly knit sphere of NWW, certain open minds in the punk community (Devo, Pere Ubu), and like-minded artists like Negativland, it could be said that a lot of us, myself included, never heard this one. Well, it's time to pay the piper. Orch-Spang, nee Robert Carey, didn't mess around when it came to sound-splicing, and unlike a lot of provocateurs known for the technique, he didn't have much else to offer. Yet that also was the strength of the project because Carey made his own myths (you might call his gift a doppelganger to Mincemeat Or Tenspeed's mastery of effects pedals), using samples as rhythms as much as audio signposts and tweaking them out with a hyperactive hand. Jeff Keen comes to mind, as do others, but few records, of this experimental variety and otherwise, manage to stick to such an imaginative template exclusively and keep the material cohesive for such long stretches. Flee Past's a daunting challenge for most people, and even for those versed in the no-verse/-chorus variety of music it will be exhausting to strap down through the entire double-album. But that's, frankly, what you must do. Besides, think about all the work it took spicing these cut-up compositions with reel-to-reels; if Carey can spend hours in an audio dungeon meticulously crafting a masterwork that will largely go unheard, you can damn-sure afford to let this remarkable record work its magic on you for the duration.Links: Orchid Spangiafora
Sneaky Pinks
I'm Punk / Punk Pudding [7-inch; Almost Ready]
It's extremely difficult to have as much fun as Sneaky Pinks do if you're taking your music career seriously. I remember some dude in a recording studio telling me about how his shitty country band had to can its drummer because he wore shorts instead of jeans. My point being, a lot of musicians take themselves so seriously it's completely within reason to dismiss them immediately. The trick with a song like "Puke Pudding" is that the Pinks actually do care about their music, they're just smart enough to obey their instincts, which in this case result in a predilection for simple pogo-punk riffs, steady drum beats you can only hear during guitar/bass breaks, and lyrics/vocals with more of a garage-rock feel to them. The production of both songs swings wildly. You won't even know the bassist is there, the suddenly his banana-handed lines sprawl out over the arrangements like fine-pudding'd puke. As usual with this band, the guitar is rock-steady and Ramones-y. Purple vinyl, and a limited number of servings of it, so dine or your hopes of being right with punk will be dashed.
Fountain [CS]
The relentless need to create. Gotta hit record. Don't care about the chords and words. We'll play what we mean and say what we think. It's the epitome of rock and roll spirit, which launched itself to death from the broken window of the Four Seasons or wasted away in the dankness of Chateau Marmont sometime in the 70s. Punk was a defibrillator but three chords and youthful exuberance was DOA. It was dressed in the finest Goodwill patchwork as 90s youth apathetically paid it tribute when its corpse was basically carried around by Jonathan Silverman and Andrew McCarthy for 97 minutes (equivalent to 5 years in alterna-years). But the past is now buried under the mounds of pop and celebrity. There is no phoenix rising, just a new breed rallying around a new cause under the fallen's flag. How Victoria's Fountain fit is still being discovered, but a band with familiar angularity attuned to fellow Canadians Women and the hip mental aptitude to get out of a song like so few have understood, there's a sense of a new blood claiming salted earth. Maybe there is still a pulse to be found somewhere, or perhaps it's time to remember rock was never dead, just in and out of rehab. It's all rather cliched but the singular ray of light streaming from Fountain will light the way to that trunk full of barbiturates and moonshine that will fuel a new era of caring.Links: Fountain
M.A. Turner
Ranking Driver [CS; Nostilevo]
M.A. Turner has high aspirations for Ranking Driver, meticulously building some awfully delicate structures considering how thirsty he often is for blood. There's a section early on Side A that starts like a small light beaming through a tunnel's maw then builds momentum until a warble of woozy effects smudges any trace away. Then follows a long, slo-mo rhythm. This is where the listener might start asking questions, as you can't even tell if he's in the rat-hole with you anymore. He always shows up though, lighting a match and shining it on parts of the cave you never knew existed. As crawls along there's even a queer sense of melody afoot that lends the long form arrangements even more depth and heft. Look, my time is valuable and short: I'm not asking you to buy this tape. I'm telling you.Links: Nostilevo
Seasick [CS; Revolution Winter]
As the Revolution Winter taught me over the last year or so, sometimes you have to look back to look ahead. Bands like Croweater understand this as they mine the best aspects of early Charles Bronson + power violence in general, Daniel Striped Tiger, and Pissed Jeans to form the core of what one can only dub madness bordering on maniacal. Seasick is an apt title for such an inherently messy tape. You'll be grabbing onto rails, beams, people's limbs; anything to steady yourself as the extreme rhythms, which exist as more an idea/dream than recorded reality once the other elements hit at full force by dint of the low fidelity, pound out a beat that'll march you straight into the groaning depths of HELL. Speaking of which: It's interesting to me how a conglomeration of obvious misfits like Croweater can fuck around and bring a tape as heavy as just about anything I've heard in the last year, as if metal never existed. Listen to Seasick a few times in a row and you just might believe it.Links: Revolution Winter
IVAN [LP; Feeding Tube]
The idea of being a weirdo has been de-stigmatized many times over by now, but your average Joe/Jill who throws around the expression "I'm such a weirdo!" with ease would take one look at Asian Women On The Telephone (seriously, check out their Discogs page) and get all uptight and uppity, looking for an excuse to head for the exits. That's where folks like yours truly come in. You see, once those assholes leave we take all the good seats and have the time of our goddamned lives. IVAN will never find its way to the ears of the many, which is all the more reason to celebrate their odd marches and surprisingly agile transitions into avant garde territory. Their confidence is jarring, bordering on unnerving, especially during those long stretches wherein the stage is set so deliberately you wonder if anything is going to happen. Then, a flash of purple psych dust is dropped atop, or a suffocating tunnel drone burrows its way through the simple drum-machine beat. JESUS CHRIST! Don't assume you know what you're going to get for the duration after imbibing the first track. There are snatches of gnarled coldwave, experimental, no-wave, electronic, post-punk, and much more to hold your much-appreciated attention. Stick around, splay your ears out, and marinate in Awott's sweet lady-juices a bit. That's it, smell it. It's the only way you'll get used to it.Links: Awott
A Band Called Life
A Band Called Life [7-inch; Alberts Basement]
Note to self: AVOID MENTIONING the outpouring of punk bands from Australia drenching the states in spittle. It's been done, man, and then some. Come to think of it, don't even mention A Band Called Life's Aussie roots. Pretend they're from N.Z., or even better, focus strictly on the next-level antics of ABCL and their self-titled single on Alberts Basement. Talk about how it's the best experimental minimalist punk set you've heard since you first laid your ears on Pumice, or Babe, Terror, or Lemon Kittens (lol you LOVES to namedrop Lem-Kit you shithead); touch upon the dizzying guitar spiral, drunken shakers, hotel-front-desk bells, and general sense of horror that makes "Supine and Generative" tick like a timebomb; mention that what renders trashy music like this so valuable, almost despite itself, is the lack of care, as most who would endeavor to create a work such as "Everyone's Trying to Kill Me" would end up tidying or scrapping the project entirely. In other words, how did they (or he, more appropriately) even know to stop? It's easy to assume they're weirdos and all that, because they are, but no one seems to consider how truly DIFFicult it is to LEAve something you've been working really HARd on alone when it, to most ears, would technically sound unFINished. Like "Everything's Natural"; I totally would have fucked that song up. I would have cleaned up the boom-box vocals, formed the percussive elements into a cohesive whole, and set the synths to a consistent rhythm. I can't even describe the evil I would do to this lovely piece of art, and I'm you! So don't fuck this up Grant Purdum (I mean, that's you're real name; who the fuck is 'Gumshoe'?); we're all counting on you.Links: Alberts Basement
Various Artists
Sometimes it's hard to be a proud Hoosier. I spent 8 years in Seattle trying to wash its stink from me. The state's in an odd position, as the old guard mounts one last charge to maintain its conservative grip on an emerging youth culture that is fine with homosexuality, perversion, and artistic endeavors. So it's why labels such as No and their aptly titled NO! compilation stand as a testament not only to musicians young and old coming together in the name of community, but pushing Indiana forward one reluctant sycophant at a time. NO! boasts internationally known Bloomington residents (Drekka–who runs his own BlueSanct label–and John Flannelly, who has releases on favorite B-town ripper Auris Apothecary) and emerging noisemakers (NOON and Agakus). It's a grand mixture of electronic experimentation, each with a different approach despite the collective umbrella. Most striking is Agakus' "Last Reichs," a literal collection of evil dialogue and not-so-distant warfare. It calls out to the old Indiana guard, who would sacrifice freedom and and openness for an atmosphere of unchanging fear. It's a similar path blazed by each of these moody pieces; darkness is surrounding and in turn it is infecting the music. But what can be heard in each composition is the end of an era – the shroud being lifted and the world gifted a new frontier to explore. Be it in law or in melody, NO! raises the torch and lights the way forward.Links: NO
Dante Augustus Scarlatti
Worship at the Throne of the Oscillator [CS; Auris Apothecary]
It is a pleasure to get Worship at the Throne of the Oscillator in ahead of deadline because Dante Augustus Scarlatti has been a busy guy and I haven't had the chance to document any of it here. THIS ENDS NOW! Scarlatti treads a nightmarish path between noise, soundtrack-y scenery, drone, and experimental stretches that may never be properly defined by genre, and as crazy as it makes me feel about the future I've probably described hundreds of tapes the same way. But that's what's happening. It's all a mish-mash, and it's glorious at times in the hands of this young thug who instills a curious sense of soul into his all-out mega-blasts against the Chondritic audio hell that made him the man he is today. I can't say with surety that you won't get hurt on your journey to worship the most evil oscillator I've yet encountered, but I can assert for certain that you'll learn a hell of a lot about yourself. A whisper in the noise will be the least of your problems when the blackened hordes of Scarlatti's imagination converge upon you like knights in the dim night. EXecute them, master.Links: Auris Apothecary


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Drug Lab?
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on Mar 10, 2010 at 10:09 pm
Just watched the news on CBS 5...Drug lab, small time, not active, very illegal. Great job Pleasanton PD! Keep our Kids, Neighbors and freinds safe!
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Boston College, Holy Cross to renew old rivalry in 2018, 2020
A classic Massachusetts football rivalry that dates back to 1896 will be renewed -- and even if it won't ever be quite the same as it was 117 years ago, the news will no doubt be welcomed by fans at both Boston College and Holy Cross.
Per the Associated Press, the Eagles and Crusaders announced Friday that the teams will play at Boston College's Alumni Stadium in both 2018 and 2020. The games will be the first between the teams since 1986.
The two Jesuit schools played 82 times before the series' dissolution following Holy Cross's move to the non-scholarship Colonial League, now known as the Patriot League. But the Patriot's decision to allow football scholarships has helped several league schools line up games against FBS schools -- in 2013 Fordham defeated Temple, and Colgate visited Air Force -- and has apparently helped smooth the way for a return of the BC-holy Cross series.
The Eagles lead the series 48-31-3, winning the last eight games in the series and 17 of its last 19.


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Overview: A California Court of Appeal has ruled that a law enforcement officer's observation of any amount of marijuana in a vehicle establishes probable cause to search using the automobile exception, and that an individual's possession of a medicinal marijuana card does not affect that probable cause.
Training Points: This ruling confirms that the automobile exception to the warrant requirement is a powerful tool law enforcement officers can use in the detection of marijuana and the pursuit of criminals. As always, officers must properly document the chain of events that lead to establishing probable cause for a vehicle search.
Summary Analysis: In People v. Waxler, a sheriff's deputy searched Waxler's car after the deputy smelled burnt marijuana coming from the car and observed a marijuana pipe with what appeared to be marijuana in the bowl sitting inside the car. The deputy's search uncovered a small amount of methamphetamine along with a pipe, and Waxler was subsequently convicted of possession of methamphetamine. On appeal, Waxler argued that the deputy lacked probable cause to search his car because Waxler presented the deputy with a medicinal marijuana card. Additionally, Waxler argued that the amount of marijuana the deputy observed was within the amount allowed by the Compassionate Use Act. The Court of Appeal disagreed, holding that the observation of any amount of marijuana establishes probable cause to search a vehicle pursuant to the automobile exception because a law enforcement officer may reasonably suspect that additional (illegal) quantities of marijuana may be found in the vehicle.
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Fried Rabbit ($15)
Crisp and juicy, it's a little leaner and more delicate than fried chicken, with a salty, pepper-flecked crust drizzled and a touch of sweet honey and lemon juice.
Crispy Artichokes ($12)
Evidence of their fry cook's skills continue with crisp, grease-free baby artichokes scented with a hint of preserved lemon. We like the frizzled tender leaves at the top of the choke best—all the better for catching bits of salt, herbs, and lemon juice.
Grilled Sausage ($14)
The large pork sausage was packed with flavor, but the texture ran a little on the mealy side—a common shortcoming of housemade sausages. As a flavoring for the creamy lentils scented with fried sage and onions, though, it worked well enough.
Roasted Lamb Ribs ($16)
A plate of fatty, oozing, and salty roasted lamb rib bones comes with a simple drizzle of olive oil and a peppery romesco sauce. This used to be the part of the lamb that cooks saved for themselves. Secret's out now.
Insalata Di Cicoria ($14)
A hearty salad of bitter chicories stays fresh and crisp in a light, vinegary dressing, the crunch accented with a handful of bread crumbs.
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Thick tubes of hand-made pasta come served with a juicy ragú of oxtail and vegetables with braised greens and fat shavings of Parmigiano-Reggiano. It's the heartiest pasta on the menu and requires a sopping device for the juices left behind.
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Risotto ($16)
One of the most ethereally light and flavorful plates of risotto we've had. The creamy vialone nano rice retains a perfect al dente core and comes with a seasonally rotating flavor. In this case, it's Swiss chard with lemon zest, the latter lightening the dish even further.
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