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United States Patent 1191 Orser [451 Apr. 23, 1974 BRAIDED ROPE [75] lnventorz Keith L. Orser, Auburn, NY.
[73] Assignee: Columbian Rope Company, Auburn,
[22] Filed: Feb. 18, 1972 [21] Appl. No.: 227,682
Related US. Application Data [63] Continuation-impart of Ser. No. 65,965, Aug. 21,
1970, abandoned.
[52] US. Cl 87/6, 87/7, 87/8, 174/122, 174/124 [51] Int. Cl. D04c 1/12, l-lOlb 7/04, HOlb 7/18 [5 8] Field of Search 87/5-8; 174/120-124 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,718,920 6/1929 Frederickson 87/6 X 3,036,490 5/1962 Mullen et a1 87/6 3,090,277 5/1963 Schmittmann 87/6 X FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 1,014,591 12/1965 Great Britain 87/8 19,907 1904 Great Britain 87/6 389,162 6/1908 France 87/8 Primary Examiner-John Petrakes Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Browne, Beveridge De- Grandi & Kline [5 7] ABSTRACT A plurality of strands are plaited together to form a rope. Each strand includes a plurality of yarns which are enclosed within a tubular braided cover and lie substantially parallel to the axis of the cover. An electrical conductor runs longitudinally within each of the strands.
12 Claims, 2 Drawing Figures ATENTEI] APR 2 3 I974 YARNS LIE SUBSTANTLALLY PARALLEL T0 AXIS OF STRANDS 4.
INVENTOR KEITH L. ORSER ATTORNEYS BRAIDED ROPE This is a continuation-in-part of my earlier application Ser'. No. 65,965 filed Aug. 21, 1970, now abandoned.
This invention relates to a rope having unusually high strength and characteristics which enable it to function properly while passing over sheaves, drums, capstans and the like. Further, the rope has elongation characteristics which make it particularly suitable for carrying electrical conductors of the type used for mooring oceanographic buoys.
For centuries, it has been common to manufacture cord'age products such as rope by twisting together a plurality of subunits to form a larger unit.
The basic unit in rope is a yarn which may be formed of staple fibers held together by twisting or continuous filaments which are twisted together. Yarns may be plied by twisting three of them together, and a plurality of single or plied units are then twisted together to form a strand. Strands may then be twisted together to form the rope. Each twisting operation is normally performed in a direction opposite to the preceding twisting operation, and'factors such as diameters, fiber characteristics and intended usage are considered in deter-v mining the suitable amount of twist. If the laid rope is properly balanced, the resulting product is strong, flexible-and able to maintain its integrity in use. However, under some conditions, it has been found that even properly balanced laid rope possesses a natural tendency to twist or untwist when suspending a weight, and there are occasions where laid ropes kink, hockle or form loops which at least causes serious inconvenience and probable local weakness.
A prior effort to overcome the disadvantages of conventional laid rope and to provide more flexibility is represented by a product sold under the trademark PLl-MOOR made by Columbian Rope Company, the assignee of the present invention. This construction is achieved by plaiting an even number of twisted strands together, in contrast to conventional twisting operations. ,Fou'r pairs of strands are used, with half of the pairs being twisted in one direction and half in the other direction, with the plaiting operation being performed in a direction opposite to its twist. Such rope is completely neutral, having no predisposition to twist or turn in either direction, and no tendency to kink or hockle.
The PLLMOOR rope discussed above, althoughideal for many purposes, also suffers in loss in fiber strength utilization and increases in elongation over that of its fiber because of the multiplicative effects of twist on twist.
Briefly, the reason why the twisted structure possesses the disadvantages expressed above is that each of the units in the strand forms a helical path which lies at a certain angle, termed helix angle, with respect to its axis. This has a twofold effect on thebreaking length or the strength of a rope of a given weight.
First. the contribution which the stress in a subunit makes to the stress'in the unit in which it lies is the product of its straight tensile strength and the cosine of the helix angle; therefore, there is a loss in overall strength which increases with the helix angle which depends on amounts of twist and size of unit. This effect is multiplicative since there is a loss from a single end to the single ply yarn, from the single yarn to the three ply yarn, from the three ply yarn to the strand and then from the strand to the rope. The reduced strength due to twist in any unit is the ratio of the length of the unit in helical form to its straight length. This ratio is the cosine of the helix angle. The overall reduced tensile strength is the product of the ratios or cosines of subunits and also of the laid or plaited rope. it is also the ratio of the rope length to the length of the smallest subunit. In ropes of conventional construction an individual element such as a filament may be 50 percent or more longer than the rope so that the strength of the rope may be less than 50 percent of the combined strength of the elements therein. Accordingly, only a percentage of the potential fiber strength is utilized in the rope.
A second effect of twist is that the weight of each unit per given length is increased over the sum of the weights of the subunits comprising it by the ratio of their lengths. This effect is likewise multiplicative, so that the weight of the finished rope per unit length is greater than the sum of the weights of the individual filaments comprising it by the product of the individual unit length ratios, which is the ratio of the length of a filament to the length of the finished rope.
Thus, this ratio not only reduces the strength of the rope, but increases its weight at the same time, so that it must be applied twice in considering the reduction in the strength of arope of a given weight caused by the twist in its various elements. In other words, when it is necessary to have a rope of given strength characteristics, the weight per unit length of a conventional rope is much greater than of a rope constructed according to this invention.
Prior to this invention, there have been ropes typified by the product sold under the trademark NOLARO by the assignee of this invention which enclose a plurality of parallel members in an extruded jacket. The parallel elements are most often loosely twisted yarns of continuous synthetic filaments which produce a high strength to weight ratio. Unfortunately, this product is unsuited for many applications in that it lacks the requisite flexibility and in larger sizes are stiff and suffer a stress concentration when bent through a small radius as around a sheave, drum or capstan because the path of the outer parallel elements is somewhat larger than that of the inner ones. Such usage also tends to flatten the structure. A few years before arriving at the present invention, applicant's assignee sought to overcome these shortcomings by forming twisted and plaited rope with strands of the extrusion-jacketed NOLARO rope. Three-strand twisted ropes and eight strand plaited ropes were made using conventional rope manufacturing machinery. The resulting products exhibited some improvement, but were still considered to be too stiff for many uses.
It now has been discovered that the. use of a textile covering for each of the plaited strands will provide the essential handleability of the rope, while providing a rope with a superior breaking length. According to present invention, the rope is formed of strands each of which includes a more flexible braided cover which encloses a plurality of units such as yarns which extend substantially parallel to the central axis of the tubular cover. The strands are plaited together in order to form a rope which avoids or minimizes the disadvantages outlined above which are inherent in previously known rope construction.
It has been found that this invention provides a rope which combines the desirable features of high strength to weight ratio, low elongation, flexibility, good handling properties, abrasion resistance and good wearing qualities. The product does not have a tendency to kink, hockle or loop, it has a very much improved strength to weight ratio, its elongation is relatively low and it is suited to many practical uses. One such use is in the mooring of oceanographic buoys where it is necessary to have electrical conductors extending through the rope from submerged sensing devices to a radio transmitting device on the buoy. The conductors carry signals which indicate oceanographic or other information which is transmitted to a monitoring station. The low elongation characteristics of rope made according to this invention will minimize the danger of breakage of the electrical conductor, and avoids the tendency of the conductor to work its way radially out of the strand of the rope when the rope is subjected to varying tensile forces.
The rope of this invention has a further advantage of affording a reliable visible warning when there is an impending loss of strength due to abrasive wear. This warning is given when the braided strand covering wears through, indicating that any further wear will occur in the load-bearing fibers which constitute the core of the strand. The visibility of such a warning may be improved by making the cover and the core of materials which have different colors.
A preferred embodiment of rope construction ac cording to the invention is' illustrated in the accompanying drawings wherein FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of the rope and FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view thereof taken along the line 2-2.
In the drawings, it will be seen that the rope 2 is formed of eight strands 4 which are plaited together in pairs so that each pair of strands runs together throughout the rope structure.
Each ofthe strands 4 has a core 6, formed ofa plurality of yarns 8 which are held together by a tubular cover 10 which preferably is braided. The illustrated braided cover 10 may have a large helix angle and contribute little to the tensile strength of the construction but principally serves to hold the yarns together. The cover may also be designed to make a contribution to tensile strength. Preferably the weight of the tubular cover is no greater than about percent of the weight of the strand excluding the conductor. Where high rope strength is the objective, the ratio of the weight of the cover to the weight of the strand should be as low as possible; however, where abrasion resistance is a prime consideration, the corresponding relative thickness and weight of the cover may be increased to about 45 percent for nylon and about 40 percent for Dacron and still retain an advantage in strength to weight over contiqnal sqn ttucti nst The core itself is formed of a plurality of yarns which extend substantially parallel to the axis of the cover 10. Each individual yarn may possess a twist, preferably slight in the order to about 0.5 0.8 turns per inch to facilitate their handling during manufacturing operations. The twist of the fibers within the core should be such that the length of any section of the'strand is at least 99 percent of the length of a major portion, i.e. at least 50 percent, of the fibers which form that section.
For large rope sizes where the overall diameter is greater than 2.5 inches, it is desirable to give a very slack twist (about 0.6 to 0.9 turns per foot, preferably about 0.8 turns per foot) to the bundle of parallel yarns prior to applying the braid which holds them together. This makes the resulting rope sufficiently flexible to bend around bobbin barrels and pulleys of small diameter without distorting the braided jacket. This amount of twist is significantly less than the twist of 2.5 to 4.0 turns per foot used for conventional rope construction.
Extending centrally within each of the strands, there may be one or more insulated electrical conductors 12 which preferably is of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 2,456,015. The low elongation characteristics of this rope structure reduces the danger of tensile failure of the electrical conductor 12 and reduces its tendency to work its way out of the structure, but most important, the braided cover positively contains the conductor and prevents it from popping out to the surface where it might be damaged by abrasion, etc. as is characteristic in conventional rope structures.
The strands are typically plait'ed together using a Herzog P36 or similar plaiting machine in substantially the same manner used for the previously-discuseed PLI-MOOR construction, to provide the desired pick lengths.
The rope is preferably made of continuous nylon or polyester fibers such as Dacron; however, it may be made of any textile fibers used in rope construction such as rayon, polypropylene and the like. Many fiber combinations are possible. The cover may be of a different material from the core. Both core and cover can consist of more than one material. In some instances, it may be desirable to form the cover 10 of a material having special properties such as abrasion or heat resistance much superior to the core material, or to form the core from a less dense and more buoyant material than the cover. A core may include yarns of different textile fibers given different degrees of twist. For example, a buoyant rope may be made by using nylon and polypropylene core yarns, with the polypropylene yarns being given a greater twist than the nylon yarns, whereby both types of yarns will contribute to the strength of the rope and will have similar elongation-atbreak properties;
To demonstrate the advantages of rope constructed according to the invention, experiments were conducted to compare physical characteristics with ropes of standard eight-strand plaited (Pli-Moor) and ropes of the construction of this invention. The results of this testing are presented in the following table:
3,805,667 1 5 6 TABLE Continued Additional samples were made and tested, using the Nylon Dam, improved construction in both nylon and Dacron in order to ascertain the relative characteristics of ropes Ph'MOOr New made from these materials. in the case of the nylon Basic Y 5 ropes, the core is formed of 39 parallel yarns, each (number denier)..... 6x2520 7 2s20 l6 l100 2l 1l00 formed of 2520 demer DuPont 707 nylon glven gwist turns per inch for handleability. The parallel yarns were "55:5 2.3 2A 8 passed through a braiding machine which applied the 3 ply yarn cover. The braiding machine had 32gtrriers, each of g gg'g g 10 which was supplied with three ends of 840 denier nyp g 33 lon. The braider provided 16.5 picks per inch. Ropes Length ratio 5, 6 and 7 were tabilized by preshri ki th i h t Singles/1 end 985 997 975 997 water. In 100 feet of strand, the conductor weighed 3 ply/singles... .955 1.0 .955 1.0 0.675 lbs., the core weighed 5.30 lbs. and cover iggg g g gx: g2 -2 weighed 1.1 1 lbs. The core of the Dacron samples had Rope/end 32 yarns per strand, each yarn being made of 21 ends (P oduct of I of 1,100 denier Dacron 67 made and sold by the Duratios) .68 .84 .67 .847
- Pont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. The cover :Excludes weight of conductor. h was formed in a braider having 32 carriers, each supto sggllpgutllated excluding weight of conductor which contributes little plying two ends of 1,100 denier Dacron 67. The com ductor 12 is a special elastic insulated conductor having a resistance equal to No. 22 AWG. Each strand has It will be seen from the table that the nylon rope aca weight of 7.66 pounds per hundred feet, with the concording to this invention is about 25 percent lighter ductor contributing 0.57 pounds, the core contributing than the standard nylon PLI-MOOR construction (in 25 6.2 pounds and the covercontributing 0.89 pounds. the order of about 0.23 lbs/ft. less in the improved con- The total breaking strength of an individual strand was struction). Despite the lighter weight, the breaking in excess of 11,000 pounds. Seven different test samstrength of the improved construction is greater, and ples are described in the following table:
TABLE 2 Rope i 2 s 4 s 6 7 8* Material Dacron/ Dacron Dacron Dacron Nylon Nylon Nylon Nylon Nylon Pick length (in.) 5.75, dry 6.7, dry 8.6, dry 5.75, dry; 5.33, dry; 6.38, dry; 8.0, dry; 4 m.
' or wet. or wet. or wet. 5.54, 5.54 5.57, 8.4, wet. 1 wet Circumference (in.)..., wet 3%,,d Lbs/100 ft. (total) dry..... .2 Lbs/100 ft. (fiber only) dry. .3 21.8. 11 181 !QUHQPQWUEQUQPQ (in.) dry. v, i N
*Rope of this invention having a braided cover of 2 X 1100-17 ppi Dacron 67 and a core of 3-28 X 2520 Nylon 718.
the breakinglength which is the product'of the break- The testing of these ropes, both in wet and dry condiing strength (expressed in pounds) and the rope weight tions, produced the following results: (expressed in feet per pound) is considerably higher (about percent higher). The table also shows a simi- 5O lar increase in breaking length for the Dacron rope. M; TABLE3 Although breaking length is defined above, perhaps clarification of its significance is needed. Briefly, breaking length provides a method of comparing ropes Percent Breaking of different weights, sizes, strengths and materials. T0 55 Moisture elongation strength Breaking one experienced in the art, the increases in breaking 9 f fi i'f'f m flwi (in length shown in Table 1 are extremely significant. 212 70,000 103,000 An explanation for these improved results may be 20 74,400 found in the description of the length ratios in the pregiggg ceding table where it will be seen that for any given 16.8 95,400 155,000 15.0 94,000
length of one unit (units may be ends, singles, plys, strands or rope), the next smaller subunits have a greater length. The length of the PLl-MOOR rope, both in the case of nylon and Dacron, is only about 68 6 percent of the length of the fibers therewithin, contrasted to a figure of about 84 percent for improved rope made according to this invention.
Comparative abrasion tests were made with a variety of typical 1 inch diameter standard ropes made in U.S. of different materials and combinations thereof including laid three strand, plaited eight strand and double ing length of about 70,000 ft. This test data not only shows the superiority which rope of this invention has over typical previous rope constructions in abrasion resistance but also clearly shows its superiority in breakbraid, and a 1 inch diameter rope made as per this in- 5 ing length.
vention. The strand of the invented rope consisted of h b i of these tests, i ill b appreciated b a substantlally f Core of X 2520 yp 718 those skilled in the art that this rope does indeed have DuPont nylon Welghmg 0-0165 lbs-KL enclosed y 3 characteristics which are superior to prior ropes for tubular brald of 322 X 1,100 DuPont 67 Dacron at many li i 7 p elg mg 0 007.3 lbs/ft The bialded (fever was 10 its strength to weight ratlo ls much hlgher than for applled by a conventional Butt bralder. Elght such d strands were plaited in pairs to form a rope 3 3/32 inch other Known construction Its wet and abrasion Circ., 4 7/16 inch pitch. having a strand to rope ratio reslstance is unexpectedly .good and supenor to of 13 5/12 and a weight of 0.218 lbs/ft. In the abrasion other ropes and Superior to has Substan tially lower elongatlon than conventlonal stranded test, the newly lnvented rope moved longltudlnally l5 12-14 inches while under 628 lbs. tension back and ropes Electrical c9ndu.ct(.)rs can i readily i forth over an AlSiMg surface until the braided jacket li and i m ln.ziddltlon It has the flex]- was just barely worn through. it was found that 1,182 blllty f other handlmg qualmes "f apcycles accomplished this on wet r0pe An attempt was pllcatlons. Thls unexpectedly superlor comblnatlon of made to subject Standard ropes of the Same Size and characteristics results from a novel comblnatlon of eleferent materials in standard constructions to this same mems of construcnon disclosed In this apphcanon' number of wet abrasive cycles under the same load the Obviously, the illustrated construction may be modltravel distance. The complete test data is shown in fled within the spirit of the invention to achieve the de- Table 4 which follows: sirable result and characteristics attributable to this im- TABLE 4 Nominal Breaking breaking Wet strength Percent strength strength Nominal Breaking abrasion after wet retained ea. Type rope Material (lbs) ft/lb. length (ft) cycles abrasion of2 Av/2 *1214 28,250 100 Rope of thls lnventlon Dacron cover nylon core 28,000 4.65 130,000 82 24,350 93.5
- 1182 17,500 80 Pl|-Moor Dacron 22,000 3.3 72,500{ 1185 12,500 68.5
. 1022 0 0 Pll-Moor s. Duo-Syn 14,000 3.7 52,000 1023 0 0 Pli-Moor Duo-Syn 15,000 4.28 65,000{ 3% g g} 0 255 0 0 Pll-Moor Nylon 25,000 3.8 95,000 442 0 0 Pl -Moor Polypro 14,000 5.5 77,000 g g} 0 1182 16,700 76 a strand Dacron 22,000 3.3 72,500{ 82 18500 so 1182 10,600 76 a strand s. Duo-Syn 14,000 3.7 52,000 1182 M00 74 1182 6,700 3 strand Duo-Syn 15,000 4.28 65,000 "82 3,950 2 35.5
692 0 0 3 strand Nylon 22,000 3.8 95,000 785 0 0 197 0 0 3 strand Polypro 14,000 5.5 77,000 273 0 0 *200 395 0 0 Double concentrlc brald Nylon 28,000 4.0 112,000 346 0 0 "337 998 0 0 Double concentrlc brald Nylon/Polypro 25,000 4.0 100,000 375 891 0 0 1182 20.800 75 Double concentrlc brald Polyester/Polypro 28,000 3.56 100,000 l 182 26.100 84.3
Cycles to wear through outer braid without damage to core yarns. Second identical specimen were through and did slight damage to core it will be noted that 1 inch rope according to this invention retained an average of 94 percent of its original strength while eight of the other'ropes tested, including some containing as much polyester, were completely through. The other five ropes did not wear through but lost more strength. With a 10 percent greater loss in strength, the rope having a polyester braid over a multipro braid had a breaking length of only 100,000 ft. compared with about 128,000 ft. for the rope of this invention. The 1 inch polyester three strand rope and plaited rope are much heavier and have a lower breaksaid strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns enclosed within a tubular braided cover of textile fibers, a major portion of the core yarns in the strand lying substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cover, said strands being plaited together to form the rope structure, the weight of the tubular braided cover being no greater than about 20 percent of the combined weight of the cover and the yarns, and, for any longitudinal portion of the rope, the length of a strand being at least 99 percent of the length of a major portion of the yarns therein.
2. A rope according to claim 1 wherein there are only four pairs of strands with the strands in each pair running together and being plaited to the other pairs of strands.
3. A rope according to claim 2 wherein at least some of said strands have an electrical conductor extending longitudinally therewithin.
4. A rope consisting essentially of a plurality of interengaged strands which are plaited together; each of said strands including a plurality of fibers and a tubular braided cover of textile material surrounding the fibers to maintain the integrity of the strand, a length of the strand being at least 99 percent of the length of the major portion of the fibers therewithin, the weight of the tubular braided cover being no greater than about 20 percent of the combined weight of the cover and the fibers.
5. A rope according to claim 4 wherein there are only four pairs of strands with the strands in each pair running together and being plaited to the other pairs of strands.
6. A rope according to claim 5 wherein at least some of said strands have an electrical conductor extending longitudinally therewithin.
7. A rope comprising four pairs of strands engaged by having the strands in each pair running together and being plaited to the other pairs of strands, each of said strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns and a cover, said core yarns being substantially parallel to the axis of their respective strand, and each said cover being a tubular cover of textile yarns braided together to surround the core yarns of the respective strand, the weight of said cover being no greater than about of the combined weight of the core yarns and cover.
8. A rope having low elongation characteristics for transmission of electrical signals, said rope comprising a plurality of strands, each of said strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns enclosed within a tubular braided cover of textile fibers, a major portion of the core yarns in the strand lying substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cover to impart low elongation characteristics to the strand, at least some of said strands including an electrical conductor which extends longitudinally therewithin parallel to the core yarns whereby the braided cover positively contains the electrical conductor and prevents its from popping out to the surface of the rope, said strands being plaited together to form the rope structure.
9. A rope comprising four pairs of strands engaged by having the strands in each pair running together and being plaited to the other pairs of strands, each of said strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns and a cover, said core yarns being substantially parallel to the axis of their respective strand, and each said cover being a tubular cover of textile yarns braided together to surround the core yarns of the respective strand, the weight of saidcover being no greater than about 30 percent of the combined weight of the core yarns and cover.
10. A rope comprising a plurality of strands, each of said strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns enclosed within a tubular braided cover of textile fibers, a major portion of the core yarns in the strand lying substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cover, said strands being plaited together to form the rope structure, at least some of the strands having an electrical conductor extending longitudinally therewithin.
11. A rope comprising a plurality of strands, each of said strands being formed of a plurality of core yarns enclosed within a tubular braided cover of textile fibers,,a major portion of the core yarns in the strand lying substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cover, said strands being plaited together to form the rope structure, the weight of the tubular braided cover being no greater than about 20 percent of the combined weight of the cover and the yarns.
12. A rope consisting essentially of a plurality of interengaged strands which are plaited together; each of said strands including a plurality of fibers and a tubular braided cover of textile material surrounding the fibers to maintain the integrity of the strand, a length of the strand being at least 99 percent of the length of a major 'portion of the fibers therewithin, at least some of the strands having an electrical conductor extending longitudinally therewithin.
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Issue date: Thursday, June 17, 1976
Pages available: 20
Previous edition: Thursday, June 10, 1976
Next edition: Thursday, June 24, 1976
Publication name: Norco Pony Express
Location: Norco, California
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Norco Pony Express (Newspaper) - June 17, 1976, Norco, California Vol, 14, No. 23 ^Jhursday, June 17,197«: Phone 734-0210 Offfce 2429 Hamner Ave., NORCO, CAÜ FORNI A PRÎCE—50<AAAONTH HOME OF STARS—Robelle Animal! Productions in Nbrco has many-; gorgeous birds but none so majestic as hyacinthine.macaw at left. He's r exerting the 2,500 pounds per inch of pressure in bealc on á Brazil nut. Owner Dr. Charles Jeffries talks to samé bird at center while trainer Wendy Swanson poses at right for portrait painter, Elvis Macaw. Raised in Norco hadn't better think about'mat'm^ because Dr. J^fries has originated a ^ricuitufe.~ " In fact, about a .year ago, an entire bijrd show was stolen while arvLion Country Safari. AlllS were recovered because of the tattoos. , Dr. Jeffries is an animal psychologist and ta^ight.the subject for some time »1 CaliftHTiia Institution for Men a&Chin^ He taught mein to work with dogs; seal lions, birds and llamas and^d the rate of recidivisim in his studi^hts has been "much, much better" than that of the general prison population. "They, all left there with a profession and with jobs," he pointed out. - In addition to> training macaws to; "paint" portraits, ride litUe bikes and talk, he is a breatea-; ^His brickyard is a sea: of cages, .each containing one pair of birds. Sometimes the eggs are taken and hatched artifically and other times the hatchlings a|fe taken. Baby birds of goid around beak and eywrTheiy-—^re raised by hanB^^^^ are an endangered species from the homes of some of. his trainers. Brazil. (One such trainer is Jim Kling who?^ The majestic macaws are valued lives on Hillside and raises llamas, at thousands of dollars but thieves too.) There's litüe- ^oiubt that Norco ..persons who.;'siée- much television raiaádana^áfi ¡-¿'Many'^of-the coïôrfùl birds that perform on. television shows and ^conimercials actually ,^ cotiie from here, including the cockatoo, iFred, that appears on "Bâretta," anfl others which have been, on the children's aftehioon show, "Dusty's. iVeehouse." Charles Jeffries, owner of Robelle Aniipal, Productions, Inc., icame to Norco seven years agd ' because'of its rural.atmosphere. He's lived here ever since, although:^ travels widely, both to biiy aiid sell birds ranging from the largest ,macaw to the little cockateel, and with his performing birds and dogs to give shows. He owns four hycinthine macaws, breathtakingly beautiful birds that are the largest'and smartest of the macaw family. Their coloráis ^how they got their name. Their feathers ' are hyacinth blue relièv^ by bands He has enough trained binls and enough trainers now to have 10 shows -going simulyineousjiy at different Shpws are given on television, at trade conventions, : shopping center malls, zoos and such places as Lion Country and Disney World. Dr. Jeffries plans to add schools to thè itinerary next year although Norco (las benefitted from hfs presence in that the bird show has been at Riverview School. Come September, one of his birds , will appear.. o!n the Jbhnny Carson sljow in commercials. The person in the TV spot will be Gary Bergdorf, Radar Riley of "MASH." They'll be selling:^ equipment made by^iraco , Enterprises, Inc., of Lös ^Angeles. ,l0ne spot just filmed goes like this: A.macaw is driving along'in his jeep when it develops enginfe trouble. He hops out and cliecks under the hood then gets back in the jeep, grateful that he has a CB radio so he can call for help. Dr. Jeffries' two performing dogs are Yukon, a wolf-malanoute mix, and Buttercup, a fuzzy small dog who gets the laughs. Yukon can add and subtract and walk the high rope and where he had budgi^ (parakeets). slack rope. ' Since then he's come a long way, all . The psychologist started working the way to Norco and the big a youth in^^ macaws. . . Mparsely sagiB*,, A ie^ objections to vote-by-mail ByBETTEREINCKE / > StateSfenator Robert Presley lias introduced a bill that he feels would get more eligible voters to cast ballots in elections. His schenie is to -aliow-peraons to-vote by-ma CHisJbill:isn't likelyJo_get thi!DUghthi^__ session, but he may well brink it up agaih next time. yvonne Mckenzie. Norco. student: No; not really. t .. DON HACKWORTH. Norc6, mortgage service: Noi I think Ihey are really needed. That's how you,siftout the good from the bad. 1 Mdny persons, here and' ^roughout the state, have objections on several grounds. The most cjominon, perhaps, is that, in order to make ' . sure persons Votç only once,|ballots would have to be identified in some way, thus obviating the right to privacy in voting. Even if aflumbering system is used, somewhwe, it would seem, that numbei- must be connected with your^ame. I'm not bashful about who andwhat I vote for but many, many: people are. Another objection is the riskiness of trusting the U.S. Postal "Ser-Vice" with getting ballots delivered. One Norco example: À woman mailed her request for an absentee ballot in plenty of, time for the municipal election this spring. It was received at City Hall several weeks AFTER the election..BuLa further problem would be theft from mailboxes. Sinjce ballots would be mailed in batches, anyone could know when they, or the official requests for them, would be delivered. Quite abundle could be collected just walking about in a neighborhood. Though not likely to be a widespread thing, another objection was made because of the chance of .tyrranical fathers (or mothers) who mi^it be able to literally force the rest of the voters in the home tolvoté their way Many voters of 18 and over still live at home. . My personal objection isl a little different. I don't think that people who stay away from the poUin^jlaces are very interested in'the outcome and what's more, they aren't likely to be the most informed of persons on the issues. If a ballot is thrust under such a voter'snose, he's probably going to fill it out willy-nilly-though he'may forget to mail it back... ■ The nation can use all the informed voters it has. But we are better off if thé uniformed just don't bother. New city attorney hired Villa Building-Co., one of several Norco developers caught in the sewer capacity squeeze, is attempting to spread* tile word on reduction of effluent. The.builder is one of several in the bluffs area~of Norco that new ordinances affect because of the rapidly dwindling capacity in the Corona Treatment Plant. Norco has an alloted^^né million gallon^ a day in the plant and is already using about 800,000 mgd. ;—Builders-are now-being required-to put in dry sewer lines and septic systems with the latter being used uhtil,-capacity in the plant can be inereased: ~ - Leonard I. Cohn of Villa Building has notifi^ city officials and others of a study published by the Southern California Gas Co. which concludes that effluent can bë reduced." The reduction can be "easily achieved" by use of "a simple very inexpensive limiting device...a washer that will fit all standard shower heads and is available now at -a cost of less than five cents each," according to Cohn. -Use of the device, according to the study, ' shows a possible savings of from 10,950 to 21,900 gallons of water, hence, effluent, per. hotisehold per year. This amounts to 30 to 60 gallons per household per. day. "Assuming that 1,350 homes are connected to tjie Norco sewer system, this red^iiieid daily discharge of sewage effluent would amount to 40,000-80,000 gallons per "day. This reduction would alloW between iSo and additional homes to connect to the...system," he said. 'significantly LINDA BE^fNETr. Norco, housewifle: I think'thei:e|ire too many. They are apain. JtAV cmj^Av, Mifa I^iiui, technician:. : N6, I UunK I'm in favor of popularity vote. yOVNO. Norco, electifonics analyst: Wp^^I think they are nefeded._ Edward Taylor, Norco city at-tptfney for slightly more than three monthsr^harnresigtted^rWs^.: positlw^ effective this week. The city council Monday night passed unanimously a resolytion engaging 'Gerald Sfioaf of 'the Riverside firm. ,of Redwine and Sherrill. He w^ll-^rt- next Monday wii|eti >heVe wii^be a city council, meeting. ' i Taylor's.resignation came as the, result oi tlfe Wk load in.Norco, said Mayor Nellie Weaver. "It .was Heikvier thim he'd feali^ed it would be," she sdid, adding that things have been piH^g up. It has : been no secret that the council and staff have not been happy jth TayloclpJUate. Jlifii^^ . numerous complamtslltet fiFisha^ to reach by telephone'lnilhe has been scored at council 'meetings for not . havingjrequested paperwork reiidy. Taylor's-employment-^was an-" nounced February 20 and he started ,work on March 1. Shoaf, 34, has been practicing for almost nine yea^, the last five-apd-a-half with his present firm, fie and his 'wiife, Lorraine, have two s(ms, Matthew, 6, and Nathan, 3. They live in Riverside. Abatement time's here 1^8 weed abatement lime iir Nnrcd, according to Fire C'a|>(. Tuny Keeling. ie=:<iushes-rtai:-rremind:r all -residents that it is their resp<Misibili(y to clear «yeeds bat-k to 10 feet from'''the .ruadway, ieven though'it may bf,. city rijl|tH>f-way and include equestrian trails. Property owners' >»111 be . luitlfied, soon of abatement^ procedures and 21 days after ^ (he notice,' the city will start t'udlng back the' weeds and owners will be. billed for the work. BRENDA LINDE TopspellerNJHS girlwins bee Norco Junior High won the distript' wide spelling bee last we^k, thanks to Brenda - Linde -and irér ability to spell the jvoird -'leisurei" All four junior Highs participate(^ in "^ihe contest, held at Aubumdale. The Norco 'team; in addition ;to Brendàv=in<dudedt]^ity:^LeNonnaì;ràf== Pam Silvers, BUI Zogg, linda L^e and Jessica Home, , Spellers for Auburndale - w^e Katiiy Becker, Diane Dicks,- BarbSyai^ O^DonneU, Lóri iPattillo, Deb^e Davis and Theresa Hemann. Representing Corona Jtìnior. High were Randy Jones, Eleanor Marianne Marsh, Kelly Fugate jeind Laura Powéll. : « - Raney spellers were .Adriei^e Grover, Julie. Gamier,, PeftViy Parker, Carolyn Enriquez., Jason Welch, Paul Maley and Jim Bàrkléy. -——--,—:- it - ' 1,T, .■; ^¡i^ »."^v iW ! >s,, J,'*''' - ;


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Lorana Bartels and Kelly Richards (eds), Qualitative Criminology: Stories from the field. Sydney: Hawkins Press, 2011; 251, pp.: ISBN 9781876067243, $59.95 (pbk)
This edited volume is a needed addition to the relative dearth of work in qualitative criminology regarding the problems and challenges facing researchers in the field, in research design and implementation, in the ethics of research, in the role of the researcher, and many other aspects of qualitative research. Unlike quantitative research journals, which are replete with articles on method, reliability and validity, and other challenges or problems; and qualitative research in other fields such as sociology and anthropology that have more directly addressed both the practical and theoretical problems in qualitative research, qualitative criminology has been hesitant to do so until recently.
This has been the case not only in Australia, but also in Britain and the United States. While it is difficult to know, one can speculate that this lack of reflexivity as well as reticence towards opening up of the 'black box' of qualitative research is related to the degree to which criminology has been historically dependent upon other disciplines for its knowledge claims, as well as more beholden to and aligned with dominant and hegemonic forms of social power. Of course qualitative work in areas of crime, deviance, and criminal justice have long spoken to some of the issues set forth in this volume--one can think of William Foote Whyte's (1943) self-admitted blunders in establishing relationships with people on Boston's North End, or more recently the work of Philippe Bourgois whose ethnographies In Search of Respect (1996) and Righteous Dopefiend (2009, with Jeff Schonberg) demonstrate a reflexivity in research that eschews any claim to objectivity while linking the lives and choices of people to larger social, political and cultural determinants. The point is not that there is nothing new in this edited collection, quite the contrary, but rather that qualitative researchers have largely been required to piecemeal together such accounts themselves through disparate readings and/or insider knowledge of research. In this regard alone, volumes such as this one are useful and important as contributions to understanding how such knowledge is produced, and how knowledge claims are related not only to epistemological considerations, but equally to relations of power, standpoint, experience, and even relatively practical or mundane factors all of which influence the realities of social research.
On the first reading of this collection, I was mostly struck by how much I still do not know about qualitative criminology, as well as the degree to which specific settings and research questions require specific or even unique methods, approaches and sensibilities. As someone who has been in the field, and developed research from the ground up, as I read though the book, and in particular the first three sections, I nevertheless found myself thinking 'I should have done THAT,' or 'Yes, I have faced this problem as well.' To be clear, this is not a methods book, nor is it intended as such, so my benefit as a reader was based on my experiences as a researcher. Nevertheless, the book would serve as an excellent accompaniment in most criminology methods courses. The first three sections of the book address or confront many of the 'behind the scenes' aspects of qualitative research in criminology that we are never taught in graduate school, or that in fact we never learn until or unless we do work in these areas. These include questions of gaining access to field sites or participants, negotiating one's role and auspices as a researcher within institutional settings, negotiating research parameters and guidelines with ethics review boards, working with groups (particularly policing agencies and criminal justice professionals) that may be uninterested or even hostile towards research and/or researchers, working with socially or culturally diverse populations, working with vulnerable groups, and so on. …


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Don't look now, but foreign players could possibly sweep the six offensive titles in Japanese baseball this season. Through games of Aug. 10, non-Japanese names were on top of four of the categories and right behind in the other two.
Rick Short of the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles was leading the Pacific League in batting with a .338 average, and Tuffy Rhodes, who turns 39 next week, was on top of the home runs and runs batted in leader lists. The Orix Buffaloes slugger was leading both leagues with 82 RBIs and pulled ahead of Takeshi Yamasaki of the Eagles in the home run derby, 37 to 36.
If Rhodes keeps up his current pace, he would end the season with 52 homers and 116 RBIs, and he's fourth in the PL batting race with a .317 average.
Seibu Lions first baseman Alex Cabrera is also contending for the PL batting title with a .324 average, good for second behind Short.
In the Central League, Chunichi Dragons power man Tyrone Woods topped the circuit with 27 homers and was one off the RBI lead. He had 73 in that department and trailed leader Shinnosuke Abe, the Yomiuri Giants catcher who had 74. Woods' team has five games more to play than Abe's club before the season ends.
In the CL batting race, hot-hitting Alex Ramirez was second behind his Yakult Swallows teammate Norichika Aoki. Rami checked in with a .338 average to Aoki's .347.
Meanwhile, two other foreign players are going after another record in Japanese baseball — or should I say it is going after them? Orix Buffaloes third baseman Greg LaRocca and the man who replaced him on the Yakult Swallows gaikokujin roster, outfielder Aaron Guiel, have been hit by pitches 21 times each this season. The Japan record for "dead balls" in a single year is 25.
La Rocca was also plunked by a slow curve thrown by Yomiuri right-hander Koji Uehara in this summer's first all-star game at Tokyo Dome on July 20 and, he says, if and when he breaks the mark with a 26th HPB, he expects a stadium girl to run out and present him with a bouquet of flowers.
Hey — a record is a record, right?
Now that the Boston Red Sox have acquired relief pitcher Eric Gagne, the club has double set-up men in the right-hander Gagne and Japanese lefty Hideki Okajima. Tokyo sports newspapers are dubbing Gagne and Okajima the "GO" twins but, if you add closer Jonathan Papelbon, you get "GOP" and wonder if these guys might be Republicans.
This whole relief staff initial thing began with the Hanshin Tigers "JFK" trio of Jeff Williams, Kyuji Fujikawa and Tomoyuki Kubota. By the way, if you think Okajima's earned run average is super at 0.98, how about Williams'? Jeff's ERA through games of Aug. 10 stood at a minuscule 0.19, as he's only given up one earned run all year in 48 innings of work.
Williams says he's not trying to set a low-ERA record and is just taking one appearance at a time. "One bad outing could change all that," he pointed out, realizing the ERA could go up quickly because of the relatively low number of innings he's logged.
The lefty from Australia is not the only CL reliever with an ERA of less than one run per nine innings. Fellow JFK trio member Fujikawa had posted a 0.81, and Yokohama BayStars fireballer Marc Kroon's ERA was 0.66. In the Pa League, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks closer Takahiro Mahara also registered a 0.81 figure. Sugoi!
As the Giants hold on to first place in the Central division, keep in mind Yomiuri first baseman Lee Seung Yeop reportedly has it in his four-year contract that he can leave the Kyojin for the major leagues at any time — as soon as he helps lead the Giants to a Japan Series championship.
The Korean slugger hit 41 home runs last year, but he's actually fourth in homers this season among players in that power-packed lineup.
Through Thursday's games, Lee had 20 four-baggers, but teammates with more are Abe (26), third baseman Michihiro Ogasawara (25) and rightfielder Yoshinobu Takahashi (24).
Power-packed, indeed; the Giants have hit 140 homers as a team, and no other club in either league has reached triple figures.
Finally this week, in response to our last column, two readers sent in details of other players who were injured after being hit by a line drive or a bat.
Seth Cervantes of Tomakomai in Hokkaido recalled when Yomiuri Giants left-handed pitcher Hisanori Takahashi was struck in the face by a foul ball while sitting in the visitors' dugout during a game at Jingu Stadium against the Yakult Swallows on April 5, 2006. Takahashi had to be taken out on a stretcher, and it was reported he suffered a broken cheek bone.
Jim Boyden in Shengang, Taiwan, pointed out that line drives are not the only dangers in baseball and remembered what happened to Steve Yeager of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1976. While waiting in the on-deck circle during a game, Yeager had his esophagus pierced by a piece of wood that flew off Bill Russell's shattered bat while Russell was at the plate. Ouch!
Reports said Yeager had nine pieces of wood removed from his neck in a 98-minute operation and, following his recovery, he started wearing a throat protector flap that hung from his catcher's mask.
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I've transfered the game directly from my laptop to the internal hdd. And i have transfered it to where all my other games are. My folder is "dev_hdd0/games" will not uncharted work in that folder? All other games do.. Oh, btw i'm on 3.55 kmeaw cfw
I've transfered the game directly from my laptop to the internal hdd. And i have transfered it to where all my other games are. My folder is "dev_hdd0/games" will not uncharted work in that folder? All other games do.. Oh, btw i'm on 3.55 kmeaw cfw
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Yup, i've restarted the ps3 a couple of time. Maybe i'll try doing the fix again. Btw i have download a version with 3D. Don't know if that have something to do with it.
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but you have extract only the actor33 file with the psarc.exe first and then put u2-journal-lod0 in actor33 folder.
See what happens when you press the Eboot.bin file in the Uncharted 3 folder (in file manager). Also make sure you have the Param.sfo file in case it's missing.
Aha i see. Needs test. Can you upload those files ready to be copied, without psarc? Would be a definitive guide noobs-proof, no psarc needed
Too many are having problem with this psarc
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When you extract psarc 'actor33' for the 'u2-journal-lod0' file, are you deleting the psarc afterwards or leaving intact ?
Yes you delete the Psarc files after extracting them.
I'm talking about the new fix, where you only need to extract 'actor33.psarc'. The file is 2GB in size and the 'u2-journal-lod0' file is only 1 out of over 2000 files, so can't see the game working without these files, hence seeking confirmation on exact steps required for new fix.
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Southern California home sales in September throttled lower than usual from August, as strong headwinds began to kick up over the prospect of a federal shutdown, national debt talks, rising mortgage rates and weakened consumer confidence.
A new report from DataQuick shows sales that closed escrow across the six-county region tanked 17.1 percent from 23,057 sales in August, but the 19,112 new and resale houses and condos sold still finished up 7 percent from 17,859 sales in September 2012.
Sales across the Southland typically fall 9.3 percent this time of year.
The real estate information service that's kept data on new and existing single-family homes and condos since 1988 says Riverside and San Bernardino counties were not immune.
Sales for September in Riverside County -- 3,141� housing units – fell 16 percent from the 2,773 homes sold in August, but the volume was 7.6 percent higher than September 2012 when the 2,920 contracts signed closed escrow.� The 2,358 sales in San Bernardino County fell 15 percent from August numbers, but tracked up 15.4 percent from September 2012.
Andrew LePage, analyst for San Diego-based DataQuick, sees the month-to-month drop in sales as a combination of the fairly normal downshift that takes place every year at this time with the rise in inventory, higher mortgage rates and drop in investor purchases.
"On top of that, there's been some sticker shock for buyers,'' he said. "Prices have come up a lot. It's harder to get a loan. Rates are up 1 percentage point from where they were in the spring."
The sign, "Yes, I'm Available,'' is posted in a home under construction in a new development in Riverside County.
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It's impossible to predict the impact the federal furloughs have had on the real estate scene or the consumer psyche yet, he said.
What do you think? Were you ready to take the plunge on home ownership or move-up buying but held back because of the political scenarios that are playing out now? Did you find a way to put the brakes on close of escrow as the stand-off loomed closer?
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"In 1973, we raised 21 young from three fertile pairs," Cade told me. "That clinched it in our minds that we could do this. We'd need dozens of falcons, but not hundreds." With 30 breeding pairs, they could repopulate the eastern United States. Starting in 1974, the Fund began to release fledgling birds in prime peregrine habitat, wild places from New York's Adirondack Mountains to Maine's Acadia National Park.
Then the birds reappeared, against all expectation, in the largest city around. A peregrine released in New Hampshire in 1981 showed up on the Throgs Neck Bridge in New York City two years later, the beginning of the abundance we see today. Over the course of nearly two decades, more than 3,000 young peregrines were released across the United States. Thousands of pairs are now breeding in the wild in North America, and the birds were taken off the federal endangered species list in 1999, although they remain listed in New York State, where 160 birds were released. Something shifted upon their return. Their old cliffside nesting sites along the Hudson River Valley and elsewhere still existed, but many falcons chose the city instead. Immigrant birds had come to the city of immigrants.
From the observation platform, we continue to watch songbirds pass high above us as crowds of tourists maneuver slowly along the perimeter, taking photographs and pointing, speaking in French, Japanese, Italian and other tongues. Some pause by our group, eavesdropping, as DeCandido points to where peregrines have come to nest in the city—on the nearby MetLife building, the New York Hospital, the Riverside Church, the George Washington Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge and the 55 Water Street building. They nest 693 feet up the distant Verrazano-Narrows Bridge that's lit up in a twinkling string of green sparkles and have taken over an osprey nest in the darkness of Jamaica Bay.
At least 17 breeding pairs live within the borders of the five boroughs, the densest known population of urban peregrines in the world. The new generation adapted to the concrete canyons, towering bridge supports and steel skyscrapers of Gotham, redefining falcon habitat. It was as though we had built them a new world, with perfect nest sites—high, adjacent to wide expanses of open flyways for hunting and populated with an endless, year-round food source in the form of pigeons, another cliff-dwelling bird that finds our urban environment so pleasing. A biologist from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection makes annual rounds to the peregrine sites, banding young and building sheltering boxes wherever they have chosen to nest.
The Empire State Building granted peregrines the additional gift of a nighttime hunting perch, smack in the middle of one of North America's busiest bird migration routes. The building's lights were the brightest continuous source of artificial light in the world when they were installed in 1956. Today, the illumination makes it easy for peregrines to spot their migrating prey. It's happening elsewhere. Peregrine falcons have been observed hunting at night in England and France, Berlin, Warsaw and Hong Kong, and off brightly lit oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Many bird populations are plummeting because of habitat loss and other environmental threats, but peregrine falcons are thriving, brought back from the brink, returned, reintroduced and reimagined back into existence through science and passion.
DeCandido didn't start coming to the Empire State Building in search of falcons, though. He came to count songbirds—dead ones. Generally, birds get the sky and we get the earth, but sometimes there's a mix-up, and the two territories overlap. One morning in 1948, 750 lifeless birds were found at the base of the Empire State Building. "Mist Bewilders Migrators… Tiny Bodies Litter 5th Avenue," announced The New York Times.
That was a record night, but every day, dead birds are found at the base of buildings. A recent study by New York City Audubon estimated that 80,000 birds perish each year in the five boroughs because of collisions with buildings. Ornithologist Daniel Klem of Muhlenberg College, who has studied bird collisions for more than 20 years, estimates that hundreds of millions of birds die each year from striking glass windows—more avian deaths than are caused by cats, cars and power lines combined. Compared with building strikes, peregrines and other avian predators barely make a dent in overall songbird populations.
DeCandido first went to the Empire State Building in the fall of 2004, prepared to witness migrants crashing into windows. Instead, over 77 nights, he and his team of volunteers found only four dead birds and discovered a miraculous New York nighttime bird-watching site. They checked off 10,000 birds on their clipboards that fall—Baltimore orioles and gray catbirds and black-throated blue warblers. Chimney swifts and common nighthawks. Great egrets and night herons. Gulls and geese. A saw-whet owl and a short-eared owl. And other flying creatures, such as little brown bats and red bats, snatching moths and dragonflies. On more than half of the nights, they were accompanied by a peregrine falcon, hunting by the bright lights of the big city.
DeCandido's work confirmed what Klem, the Audubon researchers and others were finding—that most bird fatalities happen at the lower levels of structures, especially when glass reflects landscaping and creates the lethal illusion of a resting spot. Landscape architects are beginning to take placement of ornamental plants into consideration to minimize this deception while design firms continue to develop a type of glass that looks to a bird, in one architect's words, "as solid as stone."