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Issue date: Thursday, October 5, 1961
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Bennington Evening Banner (Newspaper) - October 5, 1961, Bennington, Vermont Weather Picture Increasing liigh cloudiness with no important' tonificralure changes tonight. Friday, variable high cloudiness and warmer. Sunset today, p.m.; sunrise tomorrow, a.m. Mrs. Fred gt ShaftshJi-y, .Vtt Bennington nvenm 58th Year, Number Price Seven Cents Banner BENNINGTON, Vermont, Thursday, October 5, 1961 Fall Foliage Festival Under Way; Parade, Queen's Contest Tonight Antique Sale, Crafts Show Open Today While the trees lliemselvcs have some entering up lo do, Bcnning- ton's eighth annual Fall Foliage I'Ystivid opens today with a par- ade. Queen's contest, antique show and sale, and an arts and crafts exhibit. In Hie lineup for the parade, due to start p.m. at Ben- nington High School, will be the nearly 20 queen contestants, three hands Bennington High School, Benninglon Catholic' High School and Arlington Drum and Bugle Coips, contingents from tha vil- lage police and rural fire depart- ments, and town and village offi- cials, Parade participants are ask- ed to meet al the high school at 6 p.m. Parade Route Set Tlie parade will march down Main Street from the high school, go along North Street to Gage Street and end at Benninglon Catlnlic High School. Judging qf the queen's contest Vancl an entertainment program will begin in BC1IS at In ad- dition to the parading of (lie con- testants prior to announcement of the judges' decision, there will be dance presentations arranged by Rene DnCharme of Du- Charme's School of Dance. Coronation of the queen will in- clude a retinue o? pages, royal guards, and flowercltes, besides individual bearers of the queen's crown, trophy and flowers. Also on the program will be the presentation of the Greater Bennington Association's annual courtesy certificates. Making the awards will be George H. Ami- dbn, state'treasurer, representing Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. Antiques, Arts and Crafts Also opening today are t w o shows and sales. At the Second Congregational Church on Hill- side Avenue, antique dealers from all over New England have in- dividual exhibits of their wares. Featured is a special showing of Civil War memorabilia. A dining room will be open daily with a snack bar open from 10 a.m. to p.m. and a dinner prepared by the church's Women's Fellowship to be served from to 7. Hours of tlie show whicl runs today, tomorrow and Satur day, are 10 a.m. to p.'m. Running throughout the fesliva will he an arts and crafts show and sale al the Greater Benning ton Association office at the cor ner of Kim and South Streets. Fea turcd in the downstairs craft ex hibit are jewelry, woot crafts, quilts, hand made greeting cards, and nthei items. Paintings, all by local ar lists, are hung upstairs. Information on festival event; may be obtained at the GBA of fice, sponsors of the festival. Allies Seek Common Policy On Berlin-Germany Issue ANTIQUE SHOW MARKS OPENING OF FALL FESTIVAL A Fall Foliagfl Festival lua t lire is the third annual sntiqne show am! sale opening today at the sponsoring Second Congregational Clmrcli on Hillside St. Event run from 10 a.m. to today, tomor- row and Saturday. Primping in a setting: of antique furniture exhibited by Bcnnlngloii's Jlijfli Meadows Farms is Carol Dana Foley, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Foley of 231 Dcwuy St. (Staff Photo Hagerjiian) U.S. Said Ready to Accept Plan To Name Temporary U.N. Chief UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) United States today was re- ported to 'nave agreed in the main o a Soviet plan for picking a emporary U. N. secretary-gen- ral. Support was building up for i Thant of Burma to take over le vital executive position. The U. S. stand increased hopes nat a way will be found to break IB U.S.-Soviet with its ireat of paralysis for the ad- ministrative arm of the world or- anization. Informed United States agreed with rescr- diplomats said the vations to Soviet insistence that the Security Council nominate :he successor to the late Dag Hammarskjold. U.S. Has Reservations The reservations are that the United Stales and the Soviet Un- ion first agree on the candidate and on his powers, informants said. The U.S. stand was conveyed to the' Soviet delegation by other envoys. There was no immediate Soviet reaction. To avert the Soviet veto of a man secretariat Colleges Ponder Growth Factors Paterson Gets PSC Position MONTPKLIER, VI. Att> John D. Paterson of Montpclie was named by Gov. Keyser loda as Vermont's new Public Servic Commissioner. Paterson, appointed this year a the slate's first full-lime depul attorney general, succeeds Charle R. Ross of Burlington, who wa named to the Federal Power Com mission by President Kennedy. A native of Craflsbiiry, I'atcrso attended the University of Vei nionl and Boston University La1 School. He was special counsel fo Ihe Highway Repayment for fii years in land condemnation a (ions. Paterson, who .will receive an annual salary of said (juaiiiy" WASHINGTON (AP) College and university officials from across the nation gathered here oday to ponder one stark fact ofi academic life and a host of pro.b- ems. The fact: College enrollment will increase by more than 1 mil- ion students in the next five years. Tlie problems: Where are lliu :jrofessors to teach tliem? The dormitories to house them? The classrooms they need? The librar- ies? The laboratories? And what of tlie thousands of oung people who must he turned away Quality Also Sought The American Council on Edu- cation, representing institu- tions and organixations, will face up lo these questions and count- less others in its annual two-day meeting. The problems are not all in Ihe field of numbers, the council pres- ident, Logan Wilson, told a news conference. "Quantity of education is not said Wilson, formerly president of the University ol "There is also a grea was taking the job at a financial lacrifice. His present post as dep- uty attorney general enabled him lo continue his private law prac- tice which he will have lo aban- don as PSB commissioner. Ross was receiving Keyser said he had informally polled four of Hie five members of Ihe Emergency Board and they had cr.nsenled to the in- crease for the position. Asked in lylial areas he feels llrinticnl ivgulatnry action is necd- td I'alersnn replied ho plans to take a "new Junk.1" at liny fin.-in- cial ill fairs of some of the slate's privitely owned water companies. is asking for higher stan dards." Wilson said lliere is a need for national standards of excellence in both higher education and Hie secondary schools bul Uiese standards should be established on a voluntary basis. Must Demand the Best Abraham Ribicoff, secrelary of health, education ami welfare, Inld council delegates tlie Ameri- can people must demand (he besl in education for their from themselves, slate and local agencies nnd tlie federal government. "I believe the American people want their children to receive an excellent he said. But "le added, "the issue is not ;harp focus for the individual American father and mother." Ribicoff said, in a preparec address: "When school bonds are voted down in our school districts or boards of education budgets are slashed, there is little right ecus indignation heard from pa rents. Public Must Speak Up "When slates do not meet thei responsibilities lo colleges an universities little is said. urgently needed legislation i stalled in a congressional com miltce by a single vote, the pub lie does not make its voic heard." In the last congressional ses sion, President Kennedy's fedora aid program for public schoo construction and teaclicrs" sa aries failed to clear (lie Hous Rules Committee by a single voli liass Deplores'Failure To Restrain Spending PETERBORO, N.H. Perkins Bass, R-N.H., today d western Massachusetts. Committee of the Renningtonident Kennedy jeague of .Women Clar-meeting Friday dice E. Howard, a 'member of the :uwn 'planning commission; Paul executive director of [he Rennington Leygue of Women Voters; Paul J. Short, executive director- of GBA; and J. P b i I i pi Hall. Albany Father Signs Contract As Chauffeur ALBANY, N.Y. father las signed as a conimnn carrier, or to transport his two aughters to a private school in lie family Cadillacs. The Guilderland Central School nnouncad Wednesday that Wal- er F. Wessendorf Jr., a lawyer, lad signed the controversial con- racl. It now goes to the State Education Department for expect- ed approval. Wessendorf was the lower of wb bidders on a contract to take daughters, Marcia, 7, and Chanty, from their, home in suburban iVestmere to Albany Academy of iris, a one-way trip qf slightly less than eight rhtles. Postpones Probe Of Liquor Sales To Apple Pickers An inquest into alleges illegal sale of liquor to migrant woilc- ers at Southern Vermont Orchards in Pownal. scheduled to begin to- lay, lias been by Mu- Eugene V. prepared for with Soviet For- licipal Court Judge CJlark. State's John A. Burgess today that the inquest had been scheduled for today and to- morrow but "I told Judge Clark it would take more than two days and he postponed it." Burgess said all migrant eign Minister Andrei A. Ciromyko. In advance of the Kennedy- Gromykb talk, Secretary .of State [Jean Uusk was'advising Western Allies on his discussions with the Soviet Minister. Me was giving particular attention lo West Ger- many. Ambassador Called Home Informants said Husk had an unannounced appointment with German Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe late Wednesday. The U.S. ambassador lo Bonn, Walter Uowling, was called to Washing- ton for consultations. He is ex- pected lo arrive Sunday. Rusk was reported seeking a more comprehensive policy from the Germans on tire Berlin-Ger- nany issue now that (lie Sept. 17 Vest German elections are over. 'his is important lo the Allies in haping a common position in wssible East-West negotiations. The Kennedy-Gromyko meeting, n which Rusk will participate, is a wiudup to a series of three talks lusk had with the Soviet minister n New York in a probe of Krem- in intentions toward Germany. Ton Early lo' Judge Premier 'Khrushchev has de- clared he will sign a peace treaty with Communist East Germany Mil has not made clear how this would affect the West's position in Berlin. U.S. sources said it is prema- ture to regard the riusk-Gromyko alks as indicating Soviet willing- ness to negotiate on a basis ac- ceptable to the West. They said tlie limiicd progress in the dis- cussions gives grounds -for neither optimism nor pessimism. Kennedy is expected to ask Gro- myko .a number of questions about the Soviet position, and to send renewed word .to Khrusnchev of Western- deteitnination not to yield in Berlin. Gromykn, wlw has been attend- ing the opening U.N. sessions, ers at the orchard would be sub- Mienaeci, adding, "I think we have enough to make some head- way up tliere." Investigations by the state fire marshal's office and stale am local lieallh authorities led to ai earlier postponement of- (tie in quest. Migrant workers are ex peeled to head at the one of next week. Piersall Goes To Senators NEW YORK Cleve land Indians traded Jimmy Pier sail, their fiery center fielder, lo ihe Washington Senators loday for Dick Donovan, veteran pitcher, apu llirce oilier players. In addition to Donovan, the In- dians will get onlfielder-calclier 0-cne Green, utility infielrier Jim Malxmey and a third player lo be delivered by Jan. I. No cash was involved. Piersall, a 'controversial figure ever since lie came up to lire American League with the Boston Red Sox 10 years ago, enjoyed his best season in IOGI. The 32-year- old Walerbury, Conn., native bat- ted .322 in 121 games, fourth high- est in the league, and was one of Ihe best defensive outfielders in the majors. The explosive Piersall, in recent years, made as much news with his extemporaneous stunts on and off the field as wilh his bat and glove. Only last month, he was accosted by a couple of Yankee Stadium fans, who barged out of the right field stands. Stricken wilh a mental illness in Pisrsnll made an amaz- ing recovery and received the most Courageous athlete award Iwo years lalcr. Mayhem on the Elevated ELEVATED TRAIX RAMS WOTIK CAB The fronf coach of fonr-cnv elevated pas- senior train rcsls slop flufcar of -a workfrnin hiio which ii ismnied Wednesday on Chi- eago's south side. CTA officials sail! there jtcrsons aboard the (rain. Thirty were injured but none seriously. (AT Wlrcpliofo) plans to return to Moscow Sun- day. Rayburn Awaits Doctor's Report On His Illness DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Results of three riays of intensive medi- cal tests may disclose today the gravity of an illness that has con- fined Sneaker of the House Sam Rayburn to a hospital since last Monday. Tests were to continue loday, but one of a team of physicians conducting them said "something definite" may be known later in the day. Whelhcr surgery would be necessary depended on (he fin- al analysis. Condition 'Serious' The condition of Ihe "9-year-qld Texas Democrat has been lisicd as "serious" since he entered Baylor Hospital. The latest medi- cal bulletin reported "no signifi- cant change in his general con- dition" and "no definite conclus- ion" as lo his exact condition. When Rayburn le-ft Washington late in August for his home in Bonham he was suffering from what was-publicly described ai lumbago. "It's much more serious than one of his doctors said aft- er a preliminary examination at Baylor. House Role at Slake Rayburn's spirils seemed to lake a lift late Wednesday. He joked with a visitor and griped about the "poking ami prodding" tesls. He obviously in pain and scemen more like an active little Ixiy suddenly bedridden by something he couldn't under-, stand, i ;


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LIKE HIS PRODUCER Babyface, Tony Rich is more than merely respectful of women. He's almost anthropologically fascinated by them: their desires, their thoughts; the way they do their hair and the way they do their laundry. His mission isn't merely to get you in bed, but to plumb the female psyche, or at least that part of it he can glean and expose within the space of a four-minute quiet-storm ballad.
And to prove that he's done his research, he casts himself as the ideal leading man, the lover who will bring a happy ending to every woman's private Waiting To Exhale. He'll bake you a cake, draw you a bubble bath, and, though he'd never embarrass you by mentioning it on disc, go down on you before you'd even think to send him south. With the help of knob-needlers L.A. and Babyface--two funky 'n' chic interior decorators to say the least--Tony tastefully arranges a domestic alternative to the buzzing Atlanta nightlife that functions as a playground of flirtation for his black, bourgeois characters.
On Birdseye, the shrill P-Funk synth whine that Dre rode to the bank on so many singles has softened into a background lull, wrapping the insinuating bump of the bass and unobtrusive crispness of the rhythms in a silky gauze. Rich blends obligingly with the decor. His falsetto lounges, radiating an assumed affluence that's essential to his theory that ladies prefer a homebody to a homeboy. Players may boast that "money ain't a thing," but Rich understands that when you're financially secure, rattling off your bank account is as gauche a come-on as asking a woman what her sign is.
Of course, when he gets dumped, Rich whips his clichés into such a lush pout he might as well be scrawling sonnet cycles to his coy mistress. So blame his unfortunate need to compare women to angels (flying away and breaking Tony's heart) on a fondness for traditional tropes. "My Stomach Hurts," on which Tony tightens his throat in a display of vulnerability, is convincingly gut-wrenching. The potentially suicidal depressive in "I'm Not Ready" (whose "you" is the only reason to live) is just milking a style in which a good performer can get as much play out of seductive disappointment as eternal bliss. Besides, for this committed stay-at-homie, heartbreak is a mere inconvenience, an interruption of the domestic contentment he prizes.
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Michael Gettys and coach Jeremy Kemp high-five during a Gainesville this past season. Gettys helped lead the Elephants into the Class AAAAA semifinals.
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It was very nearly the ultimate season to remember on the diamond for area baseball teams in 2014.

 Gainesville and Buford both were within one victory of playing for state titles and both teams, along with Jefferson, were ranked No. 1 coming into the playoffs.

 Flowery Branch and North Hall had surprising runs in the playoffs while West Hall ended a decade-long playoff drought and came close to getting its first-ever playoff series win.

 Gainesville was powered by Michael Gettys, a Georgia-signee who is projected as a high first-round pick as an outfielder in next week's MLB Draft. The Elephants won their second consecutive Region 8-AAAAA title and reached the Class AAAAA semifinals before falling in a classic three-game series to Houston County, which was led a several players from the Warner Robins group that won the Little League World Series in 2007.

 Despite the bittersweet ending, Gainesville coach Jeremy Kemp at the time said he was not disappointed in his group.

 "They're unbelievable; they've done everything we've asked of them and made play after play," said Kemp, who will bring back eight juniors next season. "They're also good kids and good students. They have handled a lot of things on this team and made it so much fun to coach. I don't think I've ever had as much fun with one team. I just wish we could reverse (that) last result."

 Gainesville lost Game 1 in that series and trailed late in Game 2 before staging a thrilling comeback to send the series to a third game. They had the early lead and the two teams traded the lead two more times in Game 3 before the Bears rallied late to take the series.

 Buford shared a similar fate as the Elephants winning the Region 7-AAA title and advancing to the Class AAA semifinals. The Wolves could not, however, find a way past defending AAA state champion Cartersville, who rallied to take the final two games to end the Wolves' season.

 "It's been a great group to coach and they have a lot of heart and character and it's tough to see it end this way for them," Buford coach Tony Wolfe said after the loss in Game 3. "This will hurt for a little while but we have most everyone coming back so we feel good about moving forward."

 West Hall was the best surprise of the season by far. The Spartans had not qualified for the playoffs since 2003 and showed guts and resiliency all season in posting their first winning record in more than a decade. They dropped a gut-wrenching 7-6 Game 3 against Ringgold in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs to end their season.

 Coach Dustin Rennespies had nothing but praise for his team despite the early exit.

 "No one except the guys in the dugout gave us a chance (to make the playoffs)," he said afterwards. "These guys were looking to accomplish something no other West Hall team had done. We came up a little short but it was a fun year and I couldn't be more proud of them."

 North Hall, despite finishing as Class AAA state runner-up in 2013, was perhaps the biggest question mark coming into the season. The Trojans lost five college-signees, including their top three pitchers, and had key injuries to three starters to begin the season.

 But coach Trent Mongero said his group found a way to fight through the adversity and finish second in Region 7-AAA. The Trojans advanced to the second round and took eventual state champion Blessed Trinity to a deciding third game before falling to the Titans on the road.

 "This was one of my favorite teams because of how they came together during the year," Mongero said after the Blessed Trinity series. "We had a lot of new guys with no varsity experience and they grew up during the year and showed they could play with anyone. To finish second (in the region) when few gave us much of a chance was outstanding."

 Outgoing senior Andrew Smith said the team came together after a come-from-behind victory over Lumpkin County early in the season.

 "That was a big game for us," Smith said after the Blessed Trinity series. "We were like 1-4 [1-3] and had a lot of injuries and still trying to find our way. Somehow we won that game and that just kind of got us all going in the same direction.

 "No one gave us much of a chance after losing so many good players. I thought we proved a lot of people wrong. The guys never gave up."

 White County, which was an early contender in 7-AAA, started strong with seven straight wins and had Georgia-signee Adam Spencer. But the Warriors struggled offensively down the stretch to finish fourth and was knocked off by eventual state-runner up Cartersville in the first round.

 Flowery Branch played the part of playoff warriors late in the season needing a sweep of Winder-Barrow in the final two games just to get into the playoffs. The Falcons got it and then used that momentum to knocked off Region 6-AAAAA champion Dunwoody in the first round.

 But, the Falcons could not get past the second round falling to North Paulding on the road in three games.

 Jefferson was ranked No. 1 in Class AA the last half of the season but ran into a talented Greater Atlanta Christian team that got a walk-off home run to win their first round series to spark them to the Class AA finals.
 Union County and Rabun County also advanced to the playoffs but like Jefferson was swept out in the first round.

 Commerce made the Class A Public playoffs but lost a close series in the first round to Gordon Lee, who lost in the Class A finals to Charlton County.

 Some great stars will be moving on like Gettys and Smith and Adams. But there will be plenty to look forward to next season.

 Buford still will have Jake Higginbotham and Connor Bennett and Joey Bart and the Wilhite brothers but will be moving up to Region 8-AAAA, as will North Hall and White County.

 West Hall looks to continue its turnaround and could be one of the early favorites in a revamped 7-AAA without Buford, North Hall, or White County. But Lumpkin County, which lost in the first round in the Class AAAA playoffs, moves down to 7-AAA and should be in the mix along with Dawson County, East Hall, and Franklin County.

 Here's to what was an exciting season and looking forward to next year and the promises it could bring.
Jeff Hart
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|Numéro de publication
|Type de publication
|Numéro de demande
|Date de publication
|26 mai 1987
|Date de dépôt
|4 sept. 1985
|Date de priorité
|19 déc. 1983
|État de paiement des frais
|Numéro de publication
|Dante E. Piccoli, Pradeep D. Nadkarni
|Cessionnaire d'origine
|The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
|Exporter la citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Citations de brevets (5), Référencé par (46), Classifications (22), Événements juridiques (3)
|Liens externes: USPTO, Cession USPTO, Espacenet
This is a division of application Ser. No. 731,759 on May 8, 1985, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,553,568, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 562,665 filed Dec. 19, 1983, now abandoned.
This invention relates to a reinforced hose structure and more particularly to a hose having improved crushed resistance through the use of a braided spiral sleeve in which a first braid member is composed of a relatively stiff uncrimped monofilament which maintains its uncrimped character during the braiding operation and a second braid member which is a relatively flexible textile material which crimps or deforms around the first braid member.
In applications such as hose used for the dispensing of gasoline, it is desirable for the hose to be flexible yet be capable of regaining its shape after being crushed in service. Hose structures are known in which a liner or tube are covered by two textile braids with a monofilament helically wound between the braids. The process for building hoses of this construction require a mandrel be used to support the tube during braiding and especially during application of the monofilament helix since the monofilament helix exerts a twisting force on the tube. Expensive methods such as lead press curing or fabric wrap curing are required due to the residual twisting force which remains in the uncured hose during the vulcanizing process.
In accordance with the present invention, a lighter weight reinforced hose can be produced which has excellent resistance to kinking. Greater crush resistance is also imparted which means that the hose will regain its shape after it has been crushed. The hose also has an advantage in that it has no residual twisting stress and thus remains stable when placed under internal working pressure exhibiting no twisting in service. These advantages are accomplished by utilizing a flexible hose comprising an elastomeric tube, a braided spiral sleeve surrounding said elastomeric tube having a first braid member and a second braid member under equal tension, said first braid member being composed of at least one strand of relatively stiff, uncrimped monofilament helically wound about said elastomeric tube, said second braid member being composed of a plurality of relatively flexible, crimped textile filaments helically wound oppositely to said first braid member and interwoven with said first braid member such that said second braid member is crimped at each point of contact with said first braid.
The method used for manufacturing the hose of this construction has the advantage of being a non-mandrel hose building process and is adaptable to fully continuous length production. An additional advantage of the method of manufacturing of this hose is that economical curing methods such as open steam, continuous vulcanization utilizing molten salt or hot heat transfer medium, or various fluid bed continuous curing methods. These advantages are accomplished by a non-mandrel method of manufacturing a flexible hose having braided spiral reinforcement comprising (a) extruding an unsupported elastomeric tube, (b) applying a braided spiral sleeve around said elastomeric tube, said braided spiral sleeve being composed of a first braid member wound in a smooth helical path about said tube and a second braid member being braided with said first braid member wherein said second braid member deforms around said first member at each point of contact between first and second braid members, and wherein the tension of first and second braid members are substantially equal.
FIG. 1 is a side view of a section of a hose showing the preferred embodiment of this invention with a part in section and other parts broken away for clarity.
FIG. 2 is a diagonal cross-sectional view of the braided spiral sleeve only as shown in FIG. 1 taken on line 2--2.
FIG. 3 is a diagonal cross-sectional view of the braided spiral sleeve only as shown in FIG. 1 taken on line 3--3.
FIG. 3a is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 3.
FIG. 4 is a simplified schematic representation of the method of manufacture of the hose of this invention.
FIG. 5 is a pictorial representation of the hose of this invention used in a fluid transfer system.
Referring to FIG. 1 the hose 10 comprises an elastomeric tube 1 of a material suitable for conveying or containing the fluid to be transported. Any suitable rubber or thermoplastic elastomer known to be useful in hose applications may be used. These may include rubber polymers, such as polychloroprene, acrylonitrile-butadiene, styrene-butadiene, polyisoprene, ethylene-propylene-diene and natural rubber polymers. These polymers may be compounded with other known materials to achieve particular properties required for specific applications. The elastomeric tube 1 is surrounded by a braided spiral sleeve 2 consisting of a first braid member 3 which is composed of one or more relatively stiff monofilaments which are wound in a smooth helical path around the elastomeric tube. A single monofilament is shown for simplicity of illustration although it is to be understood that a plurality of monofilaments may be used to constitute the first braid member 3. The monofilament may be composed of any synthetic polymer suitable for fabrication into a monofilament having sufficient resistance to kinking to be useful. Polyesters, copolyesters, non-aromatic polyamides such as nylon, aromatic polyamides or fiberglass are the preferred materials for the monofilament of this invention. Polyester is most preferred due to the ease of attaining a strong cured bond with the surrounding elastomeric layers of the hose. The monofilament diameter is widely variable depending upon the requirements of the end-use application. Preferably the diameter may range from 0.1 to about 10 millimeters, with most preferred being between 0.3 and 2 millimeters. The second braid member 4 is wound in a helical pattern from an opposite direction. The second braid member 4 is interwoven with the first braid member 3. The second braid member 4 must be very flexible relative to the first braid member 3. Said second braid member may be preferably composed of conventionally used textile materials such as nylon, rayon, polyester, or fiberglass etc., filaments and yarns which are loosely twisted into a suitable textile material for braiding. The first braid member 3 follows a smooth helical course and exhibits no crimping during the braiding operation. The second braid member 4 is interwoven in a helical pattern from an opposite direction and exhibits crimping or kinking at each point where it is interwoven with the first braid member 3. Both braid members must be under substantially equal tension during the braiding step. After braiding, the relatively stiff first braid member remains uncrimped and thus lies substantially in an imaginary cylindrical surface surrounding said elastomeric tube at the appropriately spaced radial distance from the outer surface of said elastomeric tube 1. The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 includes a conventional braided textile reinforcement sleeve 5 which may be optionally utilized if the particular hose application requires additional burst strength in the finished hose. A rubber insulation layer 6 may be applied between braided sleeves if more than one such sleeve is utilized.
An elastomeric cover 7 is shown surrounding the outer most braided layer and may be composed of any suitable rubber or thermoplastic elastomer known to be useful in hose constructions.
The equality of tension under which the first braid member and second braid member are applied to the underlying structure is critical to the operation of this invention. The equal tension on each of the component members of the braided spiral is important in two aspects of this invention. The first is that the balanced tension on the braided components allows for a non-mandrel technique to be utilized in hose building since the balanced tension assures that no twisting force is put on the underlying elastomeric tube during its progress through the one or more braiding decks. The second important aspect of this equal braid member tension is in the finished hose where the equal tension assures that a stable non-twisting finished hose is produced upon completion of the curing step. The angle at which the first and second braid members are applied in the braided spiral sleeve is dependent upon the degree of crush resistance required and the amount of internal burst resistance required in the application. It has been found that the braid angles may vary between 45° and 65° when braid angle is measured as the included angle between the braid element and the longitudinal axis of the hose. The preferred range is of braid angle is 50°-60°. Optimal crush resistance is achieved using a braid angle between 53° and 60°.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the braided spiral sleeve taken along line 2--2 which shows more clearly the configuration of the first and second braid members 3 and 4 respectively after the braiding step has been completed. The relatively stiff first braid member 3 is shown in cross section as a smooth uncrimped circle which shows more clearly the smooth helical path of the first braid member. In cross-section the first braid member 3 is shown to clearly lie in a smooth cylindrical surface having a diameter equal to the diameter of the braided spiral sleeve. An alternative description might be that first braid member 3 lies within an annular ring of indeterminate length having a width substantially equal to the diameter of said first braid member 3. Second braid member 4 is shown in cross-section to be deformed around the first braid member 4 at each contact point. Thus unlike the conventional braiding methods in which each braid member is deformed around the other, in the method of this invention the first braid member is uncrimped while only the second braid member is deformed or crimped around the first braid member.
FIG. 3 is a cross-section of the braided spiral layer in isolation, taken along line 3--3 on FIG. 1. This figure shows the course of the second braid member 4 around the circumference of the braided spiral sleeve 2. It can be clearly seen that the second braid member 4 deforms around the first member during the braiding operation since it is composed of a more flexible material than the first braid member. FIG. 3a shows an enlarged section of FIG. 3 depicting more clearly the plurality of filaments which constitute the second braid member 4.
FIG. 4 is a simplified schematic representation of the method of manufacturing. Solid and flexible mandrel methods may be employed in the manufacture of this hose. Due to the cost and speed advantages inherent in non-mandrel techniques the preferred manufacturing method of this invention is an non-mandrel method for producing a braided spiral hose. An unsupported elastomeric tube member 51 is produced using conventional tube making equipment such as an extruder 52. Tube member 51 may optionally have positive pressure applied inside to assist in maintaining its circular cross-section. FIG. 4 shows the elastomeric tube 51 being fed directly to a braider 53 for application of the braided spiral sleeve. It should be noted that the process for manufacturing the elastomeric tube may be such that it is desirable for the elastomeric tube to be produced in a separate step and later fed into the braider 53. Conventional braider equipment may be utilized provided that equal tensioning of the individual braid members can be maintained. The braider may apply one or more braided sleeves to the elastomeric tube in a single pass. The carriers of the braider which wind a braid member in a first direction must carry the first braid member, a relatively stiff monofilament. The carriers which apply the second braid member from the opposite direction should carry the second braid member material. The second braid member is substantially more flexible than the first braid member and will deform around the stiff first braid member during the braiding operation.
If a conventional braid reinforcement sleeve is being applied in addition to one or more braided spiral sleeves, both sets of carriers of the braider are loaded with conventional textile reinforcement materials. Once the desired number of braided spiral sleeves and conventional braided sleeves have been applied an elastomeric cover material may optionally be applied over the braided sleeves by cover applicator 54. Any conventional process for application of cover layers to a hose may be utilized with the most common method being the use of a cross-head extruder. The uncured composite hose 55 exits from the cover applicator 54 and proceeds to the curing process 56. The curing process may be any conventionally known method of curing or vulcanizing hose. The preferred methods are those in which the uncured composite hose is subJected to the high temperature curing environment immediately with no intervening steps. These methods include open steam curing, fluidized bed curing, continuous vulcanization using heat transfer media such as molten salts or hot oil. These direct curing methods are preferred due to the simplicity, efficiency and resulting low cost. Other more expensive curing methods employing additional preparation steps may be utilized to produce the hose of this invention. These include lead press curing in which a coating of molten lead is applied to the uncured hose composite; solidified; and then put in open steam curing or autoclave equipment for vulcanization. Another curing method in which an additional step is required is the fabric-wrap method in which fabric is spiraled over the uncured hose composite for the purpose of applying external pressure to the composite prior to the introduction of the uncured hose composite to the high temperature curing conditions. The most preferred method of manufacturing this hose is by low cost, non-mandrel manufacturing techniques which are not generally compatible with the more expensive curing methods such as lead press or fabric wrap techniques.
FIG. 5 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of a fluid transfer system 40 which is adapted for transport of flammable liquids such as gasoline or fuel oil. The braided spiral hose 41 of this invention is used in combination with a first coupling 42 which is securely fastened to a first end of the hose 41 to form a fluid-tight seal. The braided spiral hose 41 is similar in all respects to the hose 10 of FIG. 1. A second coupling 43 is securely fastened to a second end of the hose 41 to form a fluid-tight seal. Couplings 42 and 43 are well known and conventional in all respects and may be selected for the particular application by one skilled in this art. First coupling 42 is attached to a dispensing nozzle 45. The attachment may be rotatable or fixed. Second coupling 43 is attached to a pumping apparatus 44, shown as a conventional gasoline pump. The pumping apparatus delivers fluid to the fluid transfer system from a fluid storage means, not shown. The dispensing nozzle 45 transfers fluid to a receiving tank 45 such as an automobile tank.
A preferred embodiment of this invention was manufactured for use in a fluid transfer system as illustrated in FIG. 4 using an elastomeric tube composed of rubber (NBR) blended with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) for use with gasoline or diesel fuels. The unsupported tube was extruded continuously with no supporting mandrel and fed to a multideck braider. A conventional rayon textile braid was applied in a sleeve directly over the elastomeric tube. An insulating layer of NBR rubber was then applied after the first rayon textile braid. The braided spiral sleeve was applied over the insulating layer of rubber. The braided spiral layer was composed of a first braid member of 0.7 millimeter polyester monofilament and a second braid member of rayon textile yarn braided in the opposite direction. The braid angle utilized was 60° in order to optimize kink resistance and crush resistance and limit expansion of the hose under internal pressure. The first and second braid members were applied under equal tension of 2.5 pounds. An NBR/PVC cover was then applied by cross-head extrusion over the braided spiral layer. A wire ribbon extending the full length of the hose was laid longitudinally under the first textile braid for the purpose of conducting static electricity. This conductive or bonding wire is required in the gasoline dispensing hose specifications to dissipate static charges and conduct any charges to ground. The uncured hose composite was then cured in open steam.
While a limited number of exemplary embodiments of the invention have been shown and described in detail, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the scope of the invention as covered.
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Nikon 1 AW1 - First Impressions
I have to say that I was a skeptic - even a critic of the Nikon 1 series.
But the AW1 filled just the niche that I was hoping for:
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- Large depth of field product shots
More on my blog, but my first impressions are that I think this is going to work out well. It's rugged, fast, decent image quality, the sensor is small enough for deep depth of field but larger than any other underwater camera on the market and it shoots Raw - unique!
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Outsourcing Human Resources
Which of the following are real state concepts directly tied to income or expense activities: gross potential rent, leasing skills, nonrent revenues, utility management, usage monitoring, HIPAA, COBRA, PRWORA, FUTA, and SUTA?
If the last five choices didn't ring a bell, consider yourself lucky. Unlike hundreds of other companies, you probably are still able to focus on the business of real estate. But those who are all too familiar with these acronyms may be knee-deep in personnel administration. Both types of activity demand attention; regrettably, both do not generate revenue.
Tight labor markets, increased government regulation, exploding litigation, heightened competition, and sustained pressures on earnings make the human resources (HR) function more important than ever. Yet, these same factors make it extraordinarily difficult for real estate companies to devote the necessary attention to employment issues.
Even large companies with significant HR staffs find that their handbooks, training manuals, policies, procedures, and forms are not in full compliance. Many small companies are not even aware of what it takes to be compliant, let alone achieve it. The drain on small business is reflected in a Small Business Administration study that indicates as much as 25 percent of a small business' time can be absorbed in employment-related, non-revenue-producing activities.
Leveling the Playing Field
For smaller firms, outsourcing the HR function to a professional employer organization (PEO) might provide some relief. A full-service PEO provides personnel administration, workers' compensation/risk management, benefits administration, and payroll. Often, this alternative puts small companies on an equal footing with larger competitors in the quality of HR administration. PEOs also offer economies of scale in the purchase of health insurance and other desirable benefits.
Unlike employee leasing, in which a company hires the leasing firm's employees for short-term or project-oriented needs, the PEO relationship is long-term and involves a co-employment relationship with employees. In this relationship, the PEO and the client company contractually divide employment-related responsibilities and liabilities. Importantly, the client company maintains full control over the operation of the business and the delivery of its real estate services. The PEO assumes responsibility for the "business of employment.
Even though regulatory acronyms might make our eyes glassy, regulations governing federal and state unemployment taxes (FUTA, SUTA), medical benefits continuation (COBRA), and child support administration (PRWORA), among others, represent real expenses and potential liability. PEOs offer comprehensive, timely, and effective personnel administration over the entire employment life cycle -- from recruitment and selection to payroll and benefits administration through termination. The accompanying Exhibit lists many of the typical administrative offerings.
Moreover, the real estate industry is unique in that, in addition to the many employment-related challenges that all employers face, real estate companies face additional regulatory burdens. Residential and commercial management companies must comply with, among others:
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A DECADE INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, three factors have a high probability of shaping the future of campus internationalization and global student mobility: (1) the current economic downturn on top of years of higher education budget problems, and this as a catalyst for structural challenge and change in U.S. higher education; (2) growth in global higher education capacity; and (3) a widened set of drivers for campus internationalization.
The depth and breadth of the economic downturn have led some to dub it the "great recession," certainly the worst downturn since the Great Depression, with very high unemployment, large losses in equity and housing markets, and growing public sector deficits and safety-net costs. All public sector revenue sources are under assault (e.g., income, sales, property, and capital gains tax revenues). More problematic, there were structural budget deficits at all levels of government prior to the recession and a return alone to economic health will not address these.
With education largely a function constitutionally reserved to the states, and because there is no national higher education system, state budgets heavily impact public higher education in the United States.
Historically, the worst years for state budgets have been the two years following the end of a recession. Large cuts in state budgets are expected through 2010 and additional cuts predicted for 2011 and perhaps 2012. More state cuts to higher education are likely, also forced partly by a transfer of available revenue to deal with growing safety-net needs and other recession-induced problems.
The current recession caps a 25-year period in which tuition revenue has grown as a proportion of total higher education revenue (from 25 percent to 37 percent on average) and state support of the total proportionately decreased, as reported by a State Executive Higher Education Officers (SHEEO) report in 2009. In the current downturn, SHEEO estimates that constant dollar appropriations per full-time equivalent student remained lower in 2009 than most years since 1980. Tuition increases substantially above inflation compensate for public support, and this almost certainly reduces access and induces cost-cutting "trading" behaviors (e.g., attending public rather than private or two-year rather than four-year institutions, and foregoing enriching experiences such as education abroad).
Consumers and higher education likely will focus increasingly on differentiating core needs from "addons" as costs increase and ability to pay declines. The lesson therein for internationalization is to move from campus periphery to core, or risk substantial marginalization in the competition for scarce funds.
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Update on AnastasiaAnastacia has a workshop in her home where she makes bricks and tiles. She also raises small animals like chickens. In addition, she sells stews in the market - she is a very hard working woman! On this occasion she wants a loan to buy materials for making bricks and tiles. In the near future she would like to grow and increase her sales so that she can dedicate herself to just one business and also have time to spend with her family.
Previous Loan DetailsThe member belongs to the community bank " Ricchary Cusco", the bank is located in the district, province and area of Cusco. Anastasia is 47 years old, married and has five children, she alternates her daily activities with the business of making and selling bricks and tiles, she also raises c... More from Anastasia's previous loan »
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Is retail the next significant battleground between the two tech giants, Samsung and Apple? Looks like, the Korean company is about to take a leaf from Apple's retail strategy that has been one of its great successes.
Samsung Electronics will set up 1,400 mini-stores inside Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile venues across the United States this summer.
A retail presence within Best Buy will give Samsung a place to directly pitch its products to customers without taking on the potential risks involved in retail business.
Ketrina Dunagan, vice president of retail marketing for Samsung Telecommunications America stated, "Retail is not something you jump into lightly, especially given consumers have been expecting this as a next step for Samsung.
"Although the carriers and retailers today provide a solid retail experience for our consumers, what we find is a lot of [buyers'] deeper questions just aren't answered."
"Samsung Experience Shops"
The stores called the "Samsung Experience Shops" will start rolling out in 500 big-box Best Buy stores from April 8 and all 410 Best Buy Mobile locations by early May. The remaining 550 stores will feature in the shops by early June.
The mini shops taking up about 460 square feet of prime space in the retailer's largest stores will be set off from the other parts of Best Buy with a blue carpet. The Samsung Experience Shops will display Samsung smartphones, tablets, cameras, laptops, televisions and accessories.
Samsung will hire trained staff to demonstrate new features on the upcoming Galaxy S4 phone, and educate shoppers on how devices can share content across multiple screens. In addition, the "Samsung Experience Shops" will also include customer support for the products, quite in the lines of the Genius Bar at Apple stores.
Ketrina Dunagan stated, "This is our first opportunity to demonstrate connected mobile products in a location with educated Samsung employees able to walk a consumer through the experience. About 70 percent of U.S. population is within 10 miles of a Best Buy."
Smartphone battle comes to the storefront
Given that both Apple and Samsung have great gadgets, equally phenomenal supply chains, great marketing techniques and good innovation capabilities the next step is how you sell?
The Cupertino, California-based company has about 400 bricks-and-mortar retail stores around the world with 150 outside US. It has mini-stores in Best Buy locations and partnerships with other big retailers like Walmart and Target.
Meanwhile, Samsung operates a number of stores in places like Asia, Canada, and Australia, but its retail presence in US is negligible.
Samsung says its objective to put mini stores within all of Best Buy's stores is not to compete with Apple but to push its brand and product and provide customers what they need.
"At the heart of who we are, this is about responding to consumer needs and requests and ensure they're delighted and empowered and happy with their choice of Samsung as a brand," said Ketrina Dunagan.


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Ex-F1 champ slings his leg over Carlos Checa's WSB mount
SEVEN-TIME Formula 1 Drivers' champion Michael Schumacher was back out on a superbike yesterday, this time testing the HANNspree Ten Kate Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade currently being campaigned by Carlos Checa in the World Superbike championship.
Checa and the Ten Kate team are testing at the French circuit of Magny-Cours, which will host the next round of the championship on October 5 and Schumacher was given the opportunity to test the racing the proper WSB motorcycle.
Since his retirement at the end of the 2006 season, the German has spent time racing motorcycles and has raced a Honda CBR1000RR in this season's IDM Superbike series.
The Dutch Ten Kate team won last season's World Superbike championship with Britain's James Toseland and the team has also won the last six consecutive World Supersport championships for production machines of 600cc.
HANNspree Ten Kate Honda team manager, Ronald ten Kate, said: "I'm always a little nervous letting someone ride our bikes before the end of the season, but with Michael, I was happy to make an exception. He's proved to be more than capable of handling the power of our CBR1000RR and he's really a very good rider."
Schumacher said: "It was interesting to see how a professional superbike team works. It was difficult to understand the machinery fully with such a short amount of time but it was a great experience. It was also good to be a team-mate with Carlos who I have known for a number of years. I would like to thank Mr ten Kate for giving me the opportunity to try things out."
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Managing Spark Using Cloudera Manager
Spark is available as two services: Spark and Spark (Standalone). In Cloudera Manager 5.1 and lower, the Spark service runs a Spark Standalone cluster, which has Master and Worker roles. In Cloudera Manager 5.2 and higher, the service that runs a Spark Standalone cluster has been renamed Spark (Standalone), and the Spark service runs Spark as a YARN application with only Gateway roles. Both services have a Managing the Spark History Server role.
You can install, add, and start Spark through the Cloudera Manager Installation wizard using parcels. For more information, see Installing Spark.
If you do not add the Spark service using the Installation wizard, you can use the Add Service wizard to create the service. The wizard automatically configures dependent services and the Spark service. For instructions, see Adding a Service.
When you upgrade from Cloudera Manager 5.1 or lower to Cloudera 5.2 or higher, Cloudera Manager does not migrate an existing Spark service, which runs Spark Standalone, to a Spark on YARN service.
For information on Spark applications, see Spark Application Overview.