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|10 Ago 2010
|Fecha de presentaci�n
|4 Jun 2007
|Fecha de prioridad
|19 Ene 2001
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|William A. Baker
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|Nautilus, Inc.
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The present application is a continuation of co-pending U.S. application Ser. No. 10/051,602, filed on Jan. 17, 2002, which claims priority under 37 U.S.C. �119(e) to U.S. provisional application No. 60/262,768 entitled "Exercise Bicycle" filed on Jan. 19, 2001, both of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.
The present invention involves an exercise bicycle and various aspects of the exercise bicycle.
One of the most enduring types of exercise equipment is the exercise bicycle. As with other exercise equipment, the exercise bicycle and its use are continually evolving. Early exercise bicycles were primarily designed for daily in home use and adapted to provide the user with a riding experience similar to riding a bicycle in a seated position. These early exercise bicycles extensively used cylindrical tubing for nearly all components of the frame. In many examples, early exercise bicycles include a pair of pedals to drive a single front wheel. To provide resistance, early exercise bicycles and some modern exercise bicycles were equipped with a brake pad assembly operably connected with a bicycle type front wheel so that a rider can increase or decrease the pedaling resistance by tightening or loosening the brake pad engagement with the rim of the front wheel.
As exercise bicycles became increasingly popular in health clubs, the need for greater durability than is provided by cylindrical tubing emerged as many riders used the exercise bicycle throughout the day and night. Moreover, whether in health clubs or at home, the use and features provided by exercise bicycles evolved as many riders sought to achieve an exercise bicycle riding experience more similar to actual riding, which often includes pedaling up-hill, standing to pedal, and the like. One point in the evolution of the exercise bicycle is the replacement or substitution of the standard bicycle front wheel with a flywheel. The addition of the flywheel, which is oftentimes quite heavy, provides the rider with a riding experience more similar to riding a bicycle because a spinning flywheel has inertia similar to the inertia of a rolling bicycle tire.
Another point in the evolution of the use of the exercise bicycle is in group riding programs at health clubs, where transition between various different types of riding is popular, such as riding at high revolutions per minute (RPM), low RPM, changing the resistance of the flywheel, standing up to pedal, leaning forward, and various combinations of these types of riding. This evolution of the use of the exercise bicycle also brought about more demand for sturdy and durable exercise bicycles.
To meet the need for sturdier exercise bicycles that would stand up to continuous use throughout the day, that would support a heavy rapidly rotating flywheel, and that would stand up to group type exercise programs, exercise bicycles began being designed with square or box-beam type tubing, which in some instances is more durable and sturdy than cylindrical tubing. One drawback of box-beam type tubing is that it provides little flexibility in designing an aesthetically pleasing exercise bicycle.
Another drawback of exercise bicycles made with box-beam type tubing is that they are heavy and difficult to move. In some health clubs and in many homes, space is limited and is oftentimes used for many different purposes. For example, a room in a health club may be used for aerobics one hour and then used by a group of people all riding exercise bicycles the next hour, which requires that the exercise bicycles be moved around within or in and out of the room.
In addition to demand for durable sturdy exercise bicycles, riders desire exercise bicycles that can be adapted to fit a particular riders size. To meet this need, exercise bicycles with adjustable seats, adjustable handlebars, and the like have been designed. In some conventional exercise bicycles, box beam type posts and tubes are used for the seat and the handlebar in adjustable configurations. Typically, box beam tubing has as a square or rectangular cross section and therefore has four walls, with about 90 degree angles between the walls. For example, a square seat tube will receive a square seat post with a seat in an adjustable configuration which allows the seat post to be set within the seat tube at a variety of different heights.
One drawback of using box beam tubing in adjustable handlebar assemblies and seat assemblies is that oftentimes no walls are positively engaged or only one wall of the tube will engage one wall of the post. To move within the tube, the post must fit within the tube relatively loosely. To fix the post within the tube at a particular position, such as adjusting the height of the seat post or the height of the handlebar stem, oftentimes a pin will be inserted through an aperture in the tube to engage a corresponding aperture in the post. In such an arrangement, the seat, the handlebar, or both will oftentimes have a fairly loose feeling and might wobble noticeably during riding. In some instances, an additional device might force the rear wall of the post against the rear wall of the tube resulting in one wall of the post engaging one wall of the tube. In such an arrangement, wobbling and the feeling of unsteadiness might be reduced, but oftentimes is not eliminated. Besides having a feeling of unsteadiness, such movement between the post and the tube can result in metal on metal squeaking and can also cause wear and tear on the components.
It is with this background in mind that the present invention was developed.
The present invention includes a unique structure for an indoor exercise bike that provides strength in its design, as well as the flexibility to create an aesthetically appealing frame structure. The monocoque frame design, including two symmetrical halves joined together, forms a very strong, light shell that can take on a variety of shapes and sizes. The seat structure, handlebar structure, drive train and support platforms are all able to be readily attached to the primary frame structure to provide an exercise bicycle that is sturdy, easy to manufacture, and light enough to easily move when necessary. A monocoque frame is alternatively referred to herein as a "monoframe."
According to one present aspect of the invention, the instant invention includes a frame for an exercise bicycle for supporting a flywheel, a seat assembly, and a handlebar assembly, the frame including a monoframe having an upper front end, a lower front end, and a rear end, and a set of forks, wherein the upper front end is attached to the forks and the lower front end is in a fixed position relative to the forks to make a rigid structure.
According to a further aspect of the present invention, the monoframe is a hollow body defined by two panels rigidly attached together and defining a space therebetween.
According to another aspect of the present invention, the exercise bicycle frame includes a monocoque frame member defining a rear support, a top support extending generally forwardly and upwardly from the rear support, and a seat support extending generally upwardly from the rear support, the seat support between the rear support and the top support.
According to another aspect of the present invention, the seat assembly and the handlebar assembly both utilize nested trapezoidal tubing to provide secure adjustment of the handlebar assembly or the seat assembly with respect to the frame.
Other features, utilities, and advantages of various embodiments of the invention will be apparent from the following, more particular description of embodiments of the invention as illustrated in the accompanying drawings and set forth in the appended claims.
The detailed description will refer to the following drawings, wherein like numerals refer to like elements, and wherein:
Generally speaking, a user operating the exercise bicycle will oftentimes first adjust the seat assembly 36 and the handlebar assembly 32. The seat 38 may be adjusted both vertically and horizontally and the handlebars may be adjusted vertically. Once the exercise bicycle is properly adjusted, the user will sit on the seat 38 and begin pedaling. Pedaling will cause the flywheel 28 to begin to rotate, and the harder the user pedals the faster the flywheel will rotate. The flywheel is fairly heavy, which makes it fairly strenuous to start the flywheel rotating, but once it is rotating it has inertia which helps keep the flywheel rotating.
As best shown in
The central monoframe portion 23 of the frame 22, in one example, is made from a left side panel 54 and a right side panel 56 seam welded together. The monoframe structure provides a central support structure for the frame 22 that is sturdy and durable to withstand the rigors of use by many riders and yet also fairly light weight to provide easy maneuverability about a health club or a home. In addition, the shape of the monoframe structure may be configured into any number of aesthetically pleasing shapes, the frame examples illustrated herein being only discrete examples of such aesthetically pleasing shapes.
The two side panels 54 and 56 of the monoframe structure 23 are substantially mirror images of each other. The panels define corresponding peripheral edges 58 that mate together when the two panels 54 and 56 are engaged. In one example, the two side panels define a hollow space between the side panels. In one example, the mating peripheral edges 58 align with each other and can overlap or butt together as necessary to allow for a seam weld between the peripheral edges 58 to secure the panels 54 and 56 together. The seam weld extends along the entire length of the abutting peripheral edges and thus provides very high strength in the connection between the two side panels. The side panels may be secured together through other means besides a seam weld, such as a series of spot welds, a series of rivets, interlocking releasable tabs, and the like. In one embodiment, the side panels are made of stamped steel and are between 2.0 mm and 2.5 mm thick. The stamped steel, however, can be any suitable thickness depending on the loads that the exercise bicycle needs to withstand. In addition, the side panels may be made from any suitable material besides steel, such as an alloy, aluminum or plastic. If plastic or other polymer side panels are used, the side panels may be secured by a suitable adhesive, interlocking releasable tabs, sonic welding, and the like.
A forwardly widening rear support 60 is defined at the lower rear of the monoframe structure 23. In one example, the rear support 60 defines an upper curved (convex) wall 62, which is connected with the rear plate 46 and a lower curved (concave) wall 64, which is also connected with the rear plate 46. The rear support portion 60 of the monoframe 23 is defined entirely by corresponding portions of the left 54 and right 56 side panels.
From the rear support 60, the monoframe structure defines a forwardly sweeping aesthetically pleasing shape that widens into a central monoframe portion 66. The monoframe has a generally curved (convex) top surface and a generally curved (concave) bottom surface. An upper or top support structure 68 extends forwardly and upwardly from the upper forward portion of the central monoframe portion 66, a lower or bottom support structure 70 extends forwardly and downwardly from the lower front portion of the central monoframe portion 66, and a seat support structure 72 extends upwardly from the upper portion of the central monoframe 66 between the rear support 60 and the top support 68. In the embodiments of the invention discussed herein, the arcuate surfaces of the monoframe provide aesthetically pleasing lines of the frame generally. In addition, the smooth sweeping curves of the monoframe reduce stress risers and can be adjusted to provide any number of aesthetically pleasing shapes without impacting the strength of the monoframe structure.
The front of the top support structure 68 of the monoframe 23 is connected to the head tube 30 adjacent the top of the front forks 26. In the embodiment illustrated in
The top support 68, as best shown in
The bottom support structure 70 defines a narrowing or tapering shape extending forwardly and downwardly from the central monoframe structure 66. In one example, the bottom support structure 70 defines a top curved (convex) surface and a bottom curved (concave) surface. The top surface of the bottom support intersects with the lower surface of the top support in a continuous sweep that defines a forwardly extending concave front surface (C-shaped) of the central monoframe portion 66 adapted to cooperate with the flywheel 28 as discussed below. The bottom curved surface of the bottom support structure 70 maintains the continuity of the curved sweep of the monoframe that begins at the rear support 60. The curve along the top of the monoframe is convex upwardly. The curve along the bottom is concave downwardly, and the curve along the front is concave forwardly, thereby forming a general triangular body structure that provides excellent strength characteristics.
As shown in
The bottom tube 42 is shown in
The seat support portion 72 of the monoframe structure 23 extends generally upwardly from the central monoframe structure 66. The seat support 72 is part of the monoframe structure and, in one example, is defined by two mating mirror image side portions of the monoframe structure, which are seam welded together. The seat tube portion includes a curved front wall and a curved rear wall. The front wall and the rear wall converge together to define a rectangular seat tube aperture 80 through which the seat tube 34 extends upwardly and somewhat rearwardly. In one example, the seat tube aperture 80 is trapezoidal and is adapted to cooperate with the seat tube 34, which is also trapezoidal. The trapezoidal nature of the seat tube 34 and other tubing is discussed in more detail below.
The seat tube 34 extends through the seat tube aperture 80 in the upper central portion of the monoframe 23 and into the hollow space defined by the two side panels 54 and 56, in one example. If desired, the seat tube 34 can be welded around its perimeter to the outside rim of the seat tube aperture 80 to add further strength to the frame. The seat support 72 defines flowing sweeping lines complementary to the other lines of the monoframe. The shape of the seat support 72 also facilitates seam welding the seat tube 34 to the rim of the seat tube opening 80. As with the bottom tube 42, the seat tube is illustrated herein as a separate tube extending upwardly from the central portion of the monoframe 66. The monoframe, however, may be configured to define an integrated seat tube that is part of the seat tube portion of the monoframe and that extends upwardly and somewhat rearwardly from the area of the seat support adjacent the seat tube aperture. The integrated seat tube is made from mirror image portion of the side panels, as shown in
Referring to
Typically, the bottom tube 42 and seat tube 34 are chromed or stainless steel and are dimensioned in any reasonable size to withstand the intended use of the exercise bicycle. The tubes can be rectangular, square, oval, cylindrical, and solid or hollow. In one example, the bottom tube 42 and the seat tube 34 are hollow, which makes the tubes lighter than a solid tube. In the event a polymer monoframe is used, then polymer tubing may also be used, which may be glued, sonic welded, or otherwise connected with the monoframe.
As best shown in
The drive train 86 includes an axle 88 having crank arms 90 extending transversely from each end of the axle, and a drive sprocket 92 circumferentially disposed about the right side of the drive axle. See
Referring to
The top of each fork leg defines an inwardly extending curve 104 that abuts the side wall of the head tube 30. In the embodiment shown herein, the top support 68 is welded to the rear wall of the head tube 30, the left fork leg is welded to a left side wall of the head tube, and the right fork leg is welded to a right side wall of the head tube. The head tube 30 extends downwardly past the attachment with the fork legs and defines a dampening aperture 106 extending between the front wall and the rear wall for supporting a brake assembly.
Referring to
A lever 133 attaches to the rod 132 just below the knob and above the mounting bracket 130. The lever extends forwardly of the rod and forms a fulcrum (pivot point) at which point the lever is pivoted to lift the knob and apply the brake without having to turn the knob. This thus acts as a quick-stop brake.
Referring to
In one example, the handlebar stem 142 defines a trapezoidal cross section adapted to fit within a corresponding trapezoidal aperture defined by the head tube 30. The front of the handlebar stem defines a plurality of apertures 150 adapted to receive a pop pin 152, which is discussed in more detail below. An insert 154 may be fitted between the stem 142 and head tube 30 to reduce friction between the head tube 30 and the stem 142 when adjusting the handlebars 32 and to reduce any squeaking caused by metal on metal contact between the head tube 30 and handlebar stem 142 (without the insert) that might be caused when the stem is moved relative to the head tube. The insert 154 defines an upper flange 156 that engages the upper rim of the head tube. The insert 154 also defines a plurality of apertures slightly larger than the apertures in the handlebar stem, which apertures align with the apertures in the stem.
The pop pin 152 is operably connected with the front wall 158 of the head tube 30. A boss 170 extends forwardly from the front wall 158 of the head tube 30 and defines a threaded aperture 172 for receiving a threaded sleeve 174. The sleeve 174 is cylindrical with the outer surface being threaded and adapted to threadably engage the threaded aperture 172 defined by the boss 170. The inner portion of the sleeve 174 is partially threaded, adjacent its front portion and is adapted to receive the pop pin 152. The pop pin 152 is milled at one end, opposite a handle 176, to define an engaging cylinder 178 and a collar 180. The engaging cylinder 178 is adapted to insert into one of the apertures 150 along the front wall 158 of the handlebar stem 142. The sleeve 174 is connected with the tightening bolt 152 by a spring 182 biased to insert the engaging cylinder 178 into one of the plurality of apertures 150 in the handlebar stem 142.
Both the insert 154 and the head tube 30 define apertures large enough for the collar 180 to pass through. The apertures in the front of the handlebar stem 142, however, are large enough to only receive the engaging cylinder 178 and not the collar 180. Accordingly, when the engaging cylinder 178 is in one of the apertures 150 of the stem 142, the collar 180 abuts the front wall 164 of the handlebar stem 142. The spring 182 forces the pop pin 152 into this position when properly aligned with one of the apertures. When the engaging cylinder 178 is through one of the apertures 150, an outer threaded portion 184 of the pop pin 152 abuts the threaded portion of the sleeve 174. Using the handle 176, the pop pin 152 may then be further tightened into the sleeve, which forces the collar 180 to press rearwardly on the stem 142 and thereby further secure the stem 142 in the head tube 30. The head tube 30 and stem 142 may be rearranged so that, for example, the wide walls of the tube and stem are to the rear and the pop pin extends forwardly.
As best shown in
When the pop pin is tightened into the sleeve 174, the handlebar stem 142 is wedged rearwardly in the head tube 30 widening the front gap 184 and closing (or nearly closing) the rear gap 186 as shown in
Other tube shapes, such as a triangle, a trapezoid with curved walls, a triangle with curved walls (such as shown in
Referring to
A rearwardly extending lateral adjustment tube 196 is connected with the top of the seat post 190. The lateral adjustment tube 196 defines an aperture 198 adapted to receive a lateral adjustment post 200. The seat 38 is connected to an S-shaped post 202 that extends rearwardly and upwardly from the front portion of the lateral adjustment post 200. In one example, a bottom wall of the lateral post 200 defines a plurality of apertures adapted to receive a seat pop pin 204 mounted on a bottom wall of the lateral tube 196. Accordingly, the seat 38 may be adjusted forwardly or rearwardly by disengaging the seat pop pin 204 and sliding the seat post 200 forwardly or rearwardly within the seat tube 196 and engaging one of the apertures in the seat post 200 corresponding with the desired lateral (forward or rearward) position of the seat 38.
A seat post insert 206, in one example, is fit between the seat tube 34 and the seat post 190. The seat tube insert 206 defines a flange 208 along its upper rim configured to rest on the top rim of the seat tube 34. A single large aperture 207 is defined along the front wall of the insert which aligns with the seat tube pop pin 192. The aperture is sized to receive both the engagement pin and the collar of the pop pin. A lateral tube insert 212, in one example, is also fit between the lateral tube 196 and the lateral post 200. The lateral insert 212 defines a flange 213 along its rear rim configured to engage the rear rim of the lateral tube. A single large aperture is defined along the lower wall of the insert which aligns with the seat pop pin 204. As with the other inserts, the aperture is sized to receive the engagement pin and the collar of the pop pin.
In one example, the seat tube 34 and the seat post 190, and the lateral tube 196 and the lateral post 200 use interengaging trapezoidal tubing structure described above to facilitate wedge engagement like the head tube 30 and handlebar stem 142 described earlier. As shown in
The seat post 190, in one example, is configured to be wedged rearwardly in the seat tube 34. The seat tube pop pin 192 is substantially similar to the pop pin 152 described as the head tube 30 and related structure and operation as shown in
Referring to
The lateral seat post 200 is generally trapezoidal with an upper wall 230, a lower wall 232, and sidewalls 234 adapted to cooperate with the trapezoidal aperture defined by the lateral seat tube. In one example, when the lateral seat post 200 is loosely positioned within the seat mounting tube 196, there is an upper gap between the upper wall of the lateral seat mounting tube 196 and the upper wall of the lateral seat assembly post 200, and the lower wall of the lateral seat post 200 rests on the lower wall of the seat mounting tube 196.
The pop pin 204 extends downwardly from the rear portion of the lower wall of the lateral tube 196, and is housed in a boss 236 with a sleeve substantially similar or described with reference to the head tube 30. The lateral seat post 200 may be adjusted forwardly or rearwardly by moving it forwardly or rearwardly within the lateral seat tube 196 and fixing the seat assembly post in a desired position with the pop pin 204. The pop pin 204 is biased to draw the engaging pin into one of the apertures in the bottom of the lateral seat post 200. The pop pin 204 may then be tightened to force the collar upwardly against the bottom wall of the lateral seat post 200 and wedge the lateral seat post 200 upwardly between the sidewalls of the seat mounting tube 196. As the lateral seat post 200 is wedged upwardly, the upper gap closes and a lower gap opens, until the left and right side walls 234 of the lateral seat post firmly engage the left 227 and right 229 sidewalls of the lateral seat tube 196. In this manner, at least two sidewalls of the lateral seat post positively engage at least two sidewalls of the lateral seat tube. The tubes may also be configured so that the upper wall 230 of the seat assembly post 200 positively engages the upper wall 225 of the seat mounting tube 198 thereby providing three walls of positive engagement.
An alternative embodiment of the seat assembly 36′ is shown in
The pop pin boss 236′, in this embodiment, extends upwardly from the rear portion of the upper wall 225′ and defines a threaded aperture that extends through the upper wall and is adapted to receive the sleeve. In this embodiment, when the pop pin 204′ is tightened within the sleeve, it engages the upper wall 230′ of the lateral seat post 200′ and wedges the seat post downwardly within the lateral seat tube 196′. As the lateral seat post 200′ is wedged downwardly, the left and right sidewalls 234′ of the lateral seat post 200′ firmly engage the left and right sidewalls (227′, 229′) of the lateral seat tube 196′. As with the first embodiment, at least two sidewalls of the lateral seat post positively engage at least two sidewalls of the lateral seat tube. The tubes may also be configured so that the lower wall 232′ of the seat assembly post positively engages the lower wall 223′ of the seat mounting tube thereby providing three walls of positive engagement. Again, in this embodiment, the pop pin and trapezoidal structure and operation are identical to that shown in
For either embodiment of the seat assembly or the handlebar assembly, additional pop pins may be provided, such as an additional pop pin near the forward portion of the lateral seat tube adjacent the downwardly extending seat post. In this manner, the lateral seat post may be wedged within the lateral seat tube in at least two locations.
Although the present invention has been described with a certain degree of particularity, it is understood that the present disclosure has been made by way of example, and changes in detail or structure may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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You can catch Mythbusters live in Adelaide at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Wednesday, August 20 at 7:30pm.
The all-new live show MythBusters: Behind the Myths, stars Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage, co-hosts of the Emmy-nominated series MythBusters. One of the SBS & Discovery Channel's most highly regarded and watched shows, MythBusters is now in its ninth season.
MythBusters: Behind the Myths, presents a fantastical evening of on-stage experiments, audience participation, rocking video and behind-the-scenes stories. With this show, for the first time, fans join Jamie and Adam on stage and assist in their mind-blowing and mind-twisting approach to science.
"We have invaded your TV for a decade and now we are invading your town. We are going to be there live and on stage and expecting some audience participation. So you better be ready!" says Hyneman.
MythBusters: Behind the Myths brings you face-to-face with the curious world of Jamie and Adam as the duo matches wits on stage with each other and members of the audience. Just like the TV series, the stage performance mixes scientific method with gleeful curiosity and plain old-fashioned ingenuity to create its own signature style of explosive experimentation – and the supporting or de-bunking of urban myths that we live with day to day.
If you are travelling from out of Adelaide to help bust a few myths, Rydges South Park can look after all your accommodation needs.

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- Trip to the Grand Canyon West Rim from Las Vegas
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Fly over Hoover Dam and Lake Mead and witness the Virgin Canyon, an area en route to the Grand Canyon that is surrounded by colorful cliffs and rocky canyons.
Your exhilarating flight will touch down on the Grand Canyon West Airport where you'll board the shuttle to embark on the short 4-mile (6.5 km) scenic bus ride on the High Indian Mesa of the West Rim. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Grand Canyon from Eagle Point, where you can take a walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk (if option selected).
Following Eagle Point, hop back on the shuttle to ride over to Guano Point to enjoy the views and a meal with a view. Then head back to the airport for your flight back to Boulder City. Your day trip will end with transportation back to you Las Vegas hotel leaving you plenty of time to explore the city.
Please note: the listed price does not include a USD 15.00 per person fuel surcharge, payable at the time of tour check-in. Per FAA regulations, all passengers 18 years and older will be required to show photo ID such as a driver's license or passport at the time of check-in.


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Kira Obolensky looks at the Holocaust from the inside
During World War II, prisoners of the Theresienstadt ghetto--used as a transit camp for Auschwitz--were given space and time dedicated to pursuing the arts. For the German government, it was a way to hide their atrocities from the rest of the world. For the prisoners, it was an outlet to deal with the extraordinary, horrible events that had enveloped their world.
An adaptation of one of those works, Laugh With Us will be presented at a staged reading Monday at the Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis. The performance features efforts by center member Kira Obolensky and theater historian Lisa Peschel.
In the piece, its creators envisioned a post-Holocaust world for themselves, often using humor and word play to deal with their situation head on. For her doctoral work, Peschel interviewed Holocaust survivors in the Czech Republic, including some of the original writers and actors from various productions in the camp. Her research also led her to a copy of Laugh With Us.
Peschel connected with Obolensky via the center in 2009 to begin an adaptation, which merges the text from the original script (updated to make it connect with a modern audience) and the activities of a researcher based on Peschel.
A reading for Laugh With Us will be held at the Playwrights' Center at 7 p.m. Monday. The event is free. This project was made possible in part with the support of Rimon: The Minnesota Jewish Arts Council, an initiative of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation.
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You may have already heard this 100 times, but let's make it 101. Parents' use of physical discipline is directly related to their children's anti-social behavior.
Most recently, in a study at the University of New Hampshire, researchers found once again that the more children are spanked, the more they disobey, lie, bully and destroy.
There are at least a couple of explanations for this. For one, using physically violent forms of discipline does emotionally traumatize children to some degree.
Violence from parents - whom children need to trust unconditionally - is especially traumatic. They tend to act out their anxiety, fear and anger in how they behave at home, in the neighborhood and at school.
Their anti-social behavior also can be explained by simple learning theory. When our children do not do what we want, we get our way through the use of physical threat and violence. We are, then, teaching them that whenever other people do not do what they want, they, too, should use physical threats and violence to get their way.
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The openSUSE Build Service, which builds packages for the i586, x86_64, and PowerPC platforms, also tracks changes to dependencies and rebuilds packages automatically to ensure that all the pieces fit together. A developer who makes a change to the project source code just needs to configure the appropriate build specifications, and the Build Service automatically generates new binary packages for all the major Linux distributions. Packages created by the Build Service then become available to Internet users. The system is equipped with a powerful software search mechanism and a redirector infrastructure, which automatically redirects users to efficient mirror servers. YaST and other software management systems can add the project directories as installation sources.
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Big Break NFL: Finale host analysis
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Isaac Sanchez joins Michael Breed to do a drill that helps improve knockdown shots. See more on Big Break Academy, Tuesdays 11:30 PM ET. 'Click HERE for more 'Big Break NFL' content.-Welcome to the Golf Channel Academy here, I'm with Isaac Sanchez and we're talking about how to knockdown shots, we wanna give you a drill to teach you how to flight the golf ball down and this is a very, very simple one. All you're gonna do is use the divot that you made on the swing [unk], so what we have is, we have a divot that's been taken here by Isaac, what we're gonna do is, we're gonna put a ball in the middle of that divot right there and in order for Isaac to strike that ball cleanly. He's gonna have to make some changes, he's gonna have to move the ball back, he's gonna have to set some weight forward, may be even get a little closer to the golf ball to steepen that angle of approach and then, and this is one of Isaac's best things you like to keep that left hand going towards the, that target right? -Yes, I did. -So important, okay. So we're just gonna use that divot and then afterstand right on top that right? -Yeah, it really does. -And that left hand is continuing to go to the target. -Yeah, that felt really good. -Yeah, well done and the other thing that you're gonna gain by doing this drill, it is that when you find your golf ball in the divot when you're playing it won't intimidate you that much. So remember this drill, listen to Isaac. Don't ever argue
Last Break Episode 6: Isaac vs. Brian
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From the Gainsvilles Sun: "In an effort to squelch the illegal sharing of copyrighted files in its residence halls, the University of Florida simultaneously launched an Internet piracy awareness campaign in the dorms and a new computer management system called ICARUS, which stands for Integrated Control Application for Restricting User Services. ICARUS monitors the UF computing network and detects when students in the residence halls are sharing a large number of files…It then "pulls the plug" on the offending dataport, cutting the student off from communication outside of UF and sending a pop-up message explaining why."
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Specifications for the American Security TF5517E5
- External Dimensions: 55.25" H x 17.34" W x 16" D
- 11 Gun Capacity
- Weight: 286 lbs
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