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|May 15, 2001
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|Dec 31, 1999
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|Thomas R. Largent
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|Thomas R. Largent
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|Patent Citations (29), Referenced by (4), Classifications (29), Legal Events (6)
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains generally to devices conveying worn tires for disposal or storage, and more particularly to a conveyor head feed apparatus for conveying, elevating and orienting whole tires for injection into a rotating kiln.
2. Description of the Background Art
Disposal of worn automobile tires has become a significant problem for many community landfills with limited available space. Tire shredding and chipping devices were developed, in part, to reduce the volume of material presented to landfills for disposal. However, tire shredding and chipping devices are costly to install and maintain, thus significantly raising the cost of disposal of each tire. Tires are also combustible and pose a threat of fire in landfills as well as transfer and storage facilities.
One alternative to shredding or landfill disposal is to incinerate the tires or burn the tires as a source of supplemental fuel in rotary kilns. Rubber tires burn extremely hot, and thus make a very good source of supplemental fuel for a rotary kiln.
Rotating kilns are frequently used in the production of cement. Because such kilns operate at extremely high temperatures, it is possible to burn various forms of liquid and solid combustible waste materials as a source of supplemental fuel. At the high temperatures found in such kilns, which are on the order of 3400 degrees Fahrenheit and above, the waste materials tend to combust fairly completely while producing little or no undesirable gaseous or solid emissions. Therefore, these waste materials can serve as a form a supplemental fuel, thereby reducing the demand for and cost of the primary fuel to fire the kiln.
In addition, the extremely high temperatures within a cement kiln will cause the rubber tires to burn without any significant liquid, solid or gaseous waste byproducts which might otherwise be detrimental to the environment. Burning worn out tires as secondary fuel in rotary cement kilns helps alleviate the growing problem of tire disposal without appreciably impairing the environment.
Many conventional feed systems used for injecting tires into a cement kiln require that the tires be cut and processed into "fuel packages" having relatively specific outer dimensions. Predictably, such preparation of used tires increases the overall cost of operating the kiln, and normally requires the use of special equipment and additional manpower to cut the tires and package the resulting pieces into suitably sized packages. Therefore, it is more efficient to inject whole tires into the kiln.
Whether shredded, incinerated or used as secondary fuel in a cement kiln, the tires need to be efficiently presented to the various devices for processing. A considerable amount of manual handling of the tires is required to properly present the tire to the entrance of the kiln or shredder. This handling normally includes changes in elevation from the tire storage or transfer point to the mouth of the kiln.
Accordingly, a need exists for an efficient automated apparatus that can change the elevation of a stream of tires and present the tires for injection into the kiln or shredding device at the proper orientation. The present invention satisfies that need, as well as others, and generally overcomes the deficiencies found in existing equipment.
The present invention is an apparatus for changing the elevation of a stream of used tires and sequentially orienting the tires for feeding into a rotating cement kiln, shredding device, incinerator or storage area. One drawback to prior conveyor mechanisms is that a considerable amount of manipulation of the tires is required to present the tire to the mouth of the kiln from the tire source including changes in elevation and positioning at an appropriate angle. The apparatus of the present invention eliminates manual handling of the tires from tire transfer point to the mouth of the kiln or other processing device.
By way of example, and not of limitation, the invention includes a pair of wheels or sprockets supported by a housing. The first or base sprocket is positioned at ground level, and the second sprocket is positioned at a selected elevation above the base sprocket in the same plane. The second sprocket freely rotates about a central axis. The first sprocket is a drive sprocket attached to a motor or other means of rotation. An endless drive chain or drive belt connects the two wheels or sprockets. Forced rotation of the base drive sprocket produces rotation of the second sprocket and directional movement of the chain. It will be apparent that the drive motor can attached to the top sprocket rather than the base sprocket as an alternative.
A number of arms project laterally from the chain or belt and are securely fixed to the chain or belt. Arcuate hooks or knobs are present on the distal ends of the arms. The arms travel with the chain around the drive and top wheels or sprockets.
The outer housing of the conveyor head around the top sprocket includes a set of curved panels and a set of rollers. The panels have a curvature at one end which parallels the circumference of the top sprocket. The arc of the curved panel about the top sprocket is continued with a section in a line of rollers. Preferably the central axis point of each roller is approximately six degrees from the adjoining roller along the arc. This arc is continued until the roller line is at the proper angle that will provide the necessary alignment with the feed chute or mouth of the kiln.
In use, a stream of tires from a tire source moves along a conventional horizontal conveyor. An intake roller platform sequentially receives individual tires from the horizontal conveyor, preferably through a control gate. The platform may also be angled downwardly to utilize the forces of gravity to move the tire along the rollers. The platform has a notch that will allow the horizontal arm to pass through the center of the platform interdigitally as the chain and arm move vertically upward. Once through the notch in the platform, the arm engages the tire from below and the hook or knob is positioned at the center hole of the tire. As the tire is drawn upward, it pivots and aligns vertically on the arm.
The tires are in a vertical orientation when moved upwardly by the lift conveyor. As the tire approaches the top of the apparatus, it engages the outer surface of the curved housing panels with the arm passing between the panels. The tire is brought along the housing panels over the top to the rollers. The line of top rollers is notched and the arm passes between the two releasing the tire to the rollers in the process. A feed chute, conveyor or staging area is at the end of the line of rollers.
To ensure that tires and other materials will be gravity fed into the feed chute for the kiln, the rollers and chute apparatus are oriented on the support frame such that the plane of the feed rollers connected to the feed chute has an angle of inclination between approximately thirty-three degrees and approximately sixty degrees, and preferably forty-seven degrees.
An object of the invention is to efficiently convey whole tires for injection into the interior area of a rotating kiln.
Another object of the invention is to provide a conveyor mechanism that can efficiently change the elevation of a stream of waste tires without requiring manual positioning,
Another object of the invention is to provide a conveyor feed system that is automatically controlled to deliver and orient tires for injection into a rotary kiln or storage area.
Another object of the invention is to provide a stream of tires for injection into a rotating kiln without creating a bottleneck.
Another object of the invention is to provide a feed conveyor apparatus for a rotating kiln that feeds tires into the kiln at a desired rate.
Another object of the invention is to provide a feed chute apparatus for conveying and orienting whole tires for injection into a cement kiln which eliminates the need to cut up or otherwise package the tires for injection.
Further objects and advantages of the invention will be brought out in the following portions of the specification, wherein the detailed description is for the purpose of fully disclosing preferred embodiments of the invention without placing limitations thereon.
The invention will be more fully understood by reference to the following drawings which are for illustrative purposes only:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a tire lift and conveyor apparatus according to the present invention.
FIG. 2A is a partial view, in side elevation, of the upper portion of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, showing a feed chute mechanism and showing a tire at the uppermost section of the apparatus engaging the top rollers.
FIG. 2B is a partial view, in side elevation, of the upper portion of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, showing a feed chute mechanism, showing a tire traveling along the arcuate section of the roller line, and showing the withdrawal of the lift arm.
FIG. 2C is a partial view, in side elevation, of the upper portion of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, showing a feed chute mechanism and showing the position of the tire prior to entry into the feed chute.
FIG. 2D is a partial view, in side elevation, of the upper portion of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, showing the tire in the feed chute to be fed into the kiln.
FIG. 3 is a schematic side elevational view of an alternative embodiment of the lift and conveyor head system of the present invention, shown with a feed chute and positioned adjacent to a rotating kiln.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the tire intake section of the alternative embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 3 showing the conveyor, idler rollers and vertical centering rollers.
Referring more specifically to the drawings, for illustrative purposes the present invention is embodied in the apparatus generally shown in FIG. 1 through FIG. 4, where like reference numbers denote like parts. It will be appreciated that the apparatus may vary as to configuration and as to details of the parts without departing from the basic inventive concepts disclosed herein.
Referring first to FIG. 1, the invention comprises a tire conveyor and lift apparatus 10 that provides a stream of fuel tires at the proper elevation and orientation to be injected into a rotating cement kiln. Fuel tires, from a tire source, are transported, using a horizontal feed conveyor belt or the like (not shown), to control rollers 12 and control gate 14. Advancement of the feed conveyor belt may drive the line of tires to the rollers and control gate 14. Alternatively, it is preferred that control rollers 12, control gate 14 and intake rollers 16 are at descending angle so as to utilize gravity to cause the movement of the tires along the line.
Control gate 14 has a control mechanism 18 which is positioned beneath chute 20 as shown. In the embodiment shown, control mechanism 18 comprises an arm assembly having a pair of opposing and generally parallel arms 22 a, 22 b which are pivotally coupled at one end to the side walls of the housing using flange bearings or the like. A pair of posts 24 a, 24 b are positioned at the opposite ends of arms 22 a, 22 b, respectively, in a substantially perpendicular orientation in relation to the arms.
A pair of gate operators 26 a, 26 b (not shown) are attached to the undersides of arms 22 a, 22 b and impart pivoting motion to the arm assembly. Gate operators 26 a, 26 b are typically conventional hydraulic operated piston-type operating mechanisms that can be actuated by a timer or manually. Alternatively, gate operators 26 a, 26 b could be solenoid operated piston-type mechanisms or the like.
When control gate 14 is actuated, arms 22 a, 22 b pivot downwardly and posts 24 a, 24 b retract allowing individual tires to move along intake rollers 16 and abut the lower vertical sections 28 a, 28 b of skirt 30. Is can be seen, therefore, control gate 14 permits the sequential advancement of tires to intake rollers 16 and thereby controls the rate of tires presented to the idler rollers by timed repetitive starting and stopping events. These starting and stopping events are also preferably coordinated with the rotational speed of the lift conveyor. Intake rollers 16 are separated by a longitudinal slot 32 as shown. The rollers on either side of the slot 32 abut the vertical sections 28 a and 28 b of skirt 30. The distance between the two identical sections of skirt 30 is approximately equal to the width of slot 32.
The lift conveyor preferably includes a base sprocket 34 and a top sprocket 36 operably connected to an endless chain 38. As shown is FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, endless chain 38 simultaneously engages the circumference of sprocket 34 and sprocket 36. Accordingly, rotation of one sprocket will result in rotation of the other sprocket. An electric drive motor 40 is rotatably connected to base drive sprocket 34 allowing the base and top sprocket 36 and endless chain 38 to move at predetermined speeds.
Hooked lift arms 42 are secured to endless chain 38 and oriented to be perpendicular to the length of 38. Each lift arm 42 has a knob or hook 44 at the end of the arm opposite the attachment point with chain 38.
The lift conveyor is situated so that the hooked lift arms 42 travel through slot 32 of intake rollers 16 and the two sections of skirt 30 when moving in the vertical plane. Referring also to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, tire 46 is positioned so that the center hole of the tire is generally centered over longitudinal slot 32. As each lift arm 42 rises through slot 32, it engages the bottom side of the tire. Hook 44 is disposed within the center of the generally horizontal tire. Continuing vertically above the intake rollers 16, tire 46 pivots to a vertical orientation under forces of gravity. Lift arm 42 thus engages tire 46 through the center hole at one engagement point. The tire travels upward in this vertical orientation along skirt 30 toward the top section of skirt 30.
Referring particularly to FIG. 2A through FIG. 2D, the upper section of skirt 30 has two arcuate sections 48 a and 48 b that are positioned parallel to the outer circumference of top sprocket 36. The edges of the skirt sections 48 a, 48 b abut output rollers 50. Notch 52 in output rollers 50 has a width that is the same as the distance between the members of the slide skirt and a depth that will allow passage of the lift arms.
The top sections 54 a, 54 b of output rollers 50 that are joined with sections 48 a, 48 b of skirt 30 follow the general curvature of sections 48 a and 48 b. It is preferred that the center of each roller be aligned approximately six degrees apart with the first roller being placed at approximately ninety degrees from horizontal. Sections 54 a, 54 b of output rollers 50 preferably follow an approximately thirty degree arc in approximately six degree increments and then continue tangentially in a plane. Accordingly, rollers 50 descend at approximately a thirty degree angle toward opening 60 of a feed chute 56. Feed chute 56 can simply be a hollow chute, or a feed chute apparatus with the capability to regulate the feed rate into a kiln. To ensure that the tires will be gravity fed into the kiln, the feed chute is oriented on the support frame such that the plane of the internal ramp (bottom wall) has an angle of inclination between approximately 33 degrees and approximately 60 degrees, and preferably 47 degrees. If rate regulation capability is desired, feed chute 56 can be configured in the same way as control gate 14. Alternatively, the feed chute apparatus with rate regulation capability described in detail in co-pending application Ser. No. 09/448,570 filed on Nov. 23, 1999, which is incorporated herein by reference, can be used.
As seen in FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C, lift arm 42 retreats from the center of the tire as the tire travels over curved output roller sections 54 a, 54 b and output rollers 50. Momentum, gravity and drag in the output conveyor rollers assist the release of the tire from lift arm 42. Lift arm 42 descends through notch 52 and tire 46 is free to roll down rollers 50 toward the feed chute and kiln. Output rollers 50 are preferably positioned at an angle to allow gravity to cause the motion of the tire down the rollers.
Note also that, while the angle of output rollers 50 is preferably 30 degrees, any angle between 30 and 60 degrees is suitable. This angle allows the tire to move without assistance down output rollers 50 yet remain in control as the tire reaches the transition rollers and feed chute 56.
Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2D, proper positioning of the gravity feed chute apparatus in relation to the kiln is critical in order for the tires to be injected by the force of gravity. Transition rollers 58 at the end of rollers 50 opposite notch 52 are preferably inserted into or positioned immediately adjacent opening 60 of feed chute 56. The number of transition rollers may vary depending on the change in angle necessary between output rollers 50 and the opening 60 of feed chute 56.
In operation, the tires are directed into the feed chute apparatus 56 by gravity. As the kiln rotates, the feed opening of the kiln eventually comes into alignment with the feed chute 56. At that point, the tire is released from the feed chute and into the kiln since the angle of inclination is sufficient to allow the material to be gravity fed out the end of the feed chute.
FIG. 3 shows an alternative embodiment of the invention. In this embodiment, a conveyor belt 62 brings the fuel tires from a tire source to upper idler rollers 64. The conveyor belt may determine the rate of tires presented to the idler rollers by timed repetitive starting and stopping events. These starting and stopping events are also preferably coordinated with the rotational speed of the lift conveyor.
Referring also to FIG. 4, a power roller 66, in line with upper idler rollers 64, is rotated by a motor 68. Power roller 66 may be larger in circumference than the idler rollers but the upper surface of power roller 66 should be on the same level as the idler rollers. Lower idler rollers 70 are adjacent to power roller 66 and on the same plane. It is preferred that the line of idler rollers 64, 70 and power roller 66 be at an angle of approximately 20 degrees in relation to a horizontal plane. Lower idler rollers 70 are preferably separated by a notch 72 as shown to facilitate the upward movement of hooked lift arms 74 through lower idler rollers 70.
Vertical centering rollers or posts 76 are disposed between several lower idler rollers 70 preferably symmetrically with respect to notch 72. The vertical centering rollers 76 are preferably sequentially arranged to form a point.
In use, a tire 78 is driven by conveyor belt 62 to upper idler rollers 64. Power roller 66 facilitates the movement of tire 78 down the line until it engages lower idler rollers 70 and vertical rollers 76. Tire 78 is oriented directly over notch 72 thereby. Lift arm 74 passes through notch 72 and engages and lifts tire 78 upwardly along slide skirt 80 to output rollers 82, to feed chute 56 and into kiln 84.
Accordingly, it will be seen that this invention provides a simple and effective way of conveying, lifting and orienting waste tires for introduction into a rotating kiln using gravity or injection feed. Although the description above contains many specificities, these should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention but as merely providing illustrations of some of the presently preferred embodiments of this invention. Thus the scope of this invention should be determined by the appended claims and their legal equivalents.
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|Thomas R. Largent
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|Nov 18, 2009
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|U.S. Classification
|414/160, 414/171, 414/149, 414/199, 110/346, 414/173, 198/531, 198/463.4, 198/487.1, 110/246
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Feb 21, 2002
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|Fee payment
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|Dec 24, 2012
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|May 15, 2013
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Jul 2, 2013
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Mark Ballas is hard to beat, as Peta Murgatroyd and her celebrity partner James Maslow learned Monday night.
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Mark has won "DWTS" twice and has dragged some less-than-graceful celebrities far into the competition.
He and Candace probably will finish third this year, though, as Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy and Amy Purdy and Derek Hough look unbeatable.
Meryl and Maks are hands-down the best team this season, while Amy and Derek have the double-whammy of Amy's heart-tugging back story and Derek's ridiculous popularity - he's won five times.
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Indiana University men's basketball coach Tom Crean has announced that the Hoosiers will host the University of Southern Indiana at 7 p.m., Saturday, October 26, and Hillsdale (Michigan) College at 7 p.m., Monday, November 4 in exhibition games.
The 2013-14 season marks the ninth campaign that the Hoosiers have opened the season with exhibition games against non-Division I schools. IU is 14-0 in those games and have played schools from the state of Indiana on nine occasions.
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The year between elections is supposed to be the time to get down to business - steady as she goes, don't rock the boat is the mantra. But someone must have thrown away the rule book when 2013 dawned. Rocky was the order of the day.
The Government Communications Security Bureau was rarely out of the headlines, which is clearly a bad thing for an agency that prides itself on being "shadowy".
Kim Dotcom went to Parliament and indulged in a contest of the proverbial sort with Prime Minister John Key but it ended in a draw.
A suspected botulism find at Fonterra sent the country into a tailspin but it later turned out to be nothing.
Ministers resigned, others were sacked, and some, like Education Minister Hekia Parata, survived against the odds.
For most of the year, meanwhile, Labour MPs swore their loyalty to David Shearer but by year's end they were swearing their loyalty to the bloke they had tried to keep out for the past two years, David Cunliffe.
There were also moments when our politicians rose above the fray - the passing of the gay marriage bill brought out the best in MPs many of us had never heard of.
But if 2013 should be known as anything, it is the year r of the fiasco - of which there were many.
Fonterra - Oops
Prime Minister John Key will be jetting to China on an unscheduled trip early next year to say sorry for Fonterra's infant formula debacle. Dairy products including infant formula were withdrawn in more than seven countries but, after blaming a dirty pipe, subsequent testing showed it was a false alarm.
Colin Craig - Get that man a Tui
Is Conservative Party leader Colin Craig missing the scepticism gene? No matter how outlandish the theory, it seems he's got an open mind. Chem trails? Maybe. Was man ever on the Moon? That's a tough one. Flying pigs? Not ruling it out.
National must be privately alarmed at the growing tally of Craig-isms, given that they coincided with John Key intentionally warming to the prospect of a National-Conservative Party coalition. The fact that Key's ardour seems to have cooled lately suggests National is experiencing morning after regrets. The equation its strategists will be weighing up over summer is whether buddying up with Colin Craig does its own vote more harm than good. The potential for a Conservative Party train wreck can't be ruled out once the full blowtorch of publicity is applied on the campaign trial. But given its paucity of options, National may not have a choice anyway.
David Shearer - Something smells fishy
National's proposal to lower the snapper catch had the nation's anglers up in arms and seemed like a gift to Labour. But David Shearer's stunt holding up a dead fish in Parliament was a gift to his opponents instead. Once his Labour Party colleagues started muttering darkly about the rot setting in, Shearer's leadership was dead in the water.
Aaron Gilmore - I am legend
National backbencher Aaron Gilmore earned notoriety after calling his waiter a dickhead, throwing his weight around as an "important" person and demanding of wait staff "don't you know who I am" during a night out at Hanmer Springs. Gilmore's resignation as a self-confessed "dickhead" guaranteed that the whole country knew who he was before the week was out.
John Banks - In the dog box
With the exception of his stand against animal testing, John Banks' return to national politics has gone from bad to worse since he stepped up as ACT's reluctant leader after winning Epsom. Banks thought he had seen off the threat of prosecution over anonymous donations to his Auckland mayoral campaign but hadn't reckoned on serial litigant Graham McCready. The success of the Wellington man's private prosecution means Banks will be in the dock next year to explain why donations from German internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom were declared as anonymous, when Dotcom insists Banks knew exactly where the money came from.
The bad blood between Banks and Dotcom stems back to the big German's stint in prison, when Banks apparently did not want to know him. The moral of the story? When a rich powerful man who has showered you with money and hospitality phones for help, pick up.
Labour - Pie in the Sky
Labour made hay out of the Government doing a deal with SkyCity for a convention centre and seemed to have right on its side when the auditor-general tut-tutted as well. But there was some explaining to do when four of its MPs were sprung leaving the SkyCity corporate box after the rugby. At least none of them was brazen enough to claim they were there to change Sky's mind.
Asset sales - Slip, sliding away...
The sale of shares in the state-owned energy companies was supposed to be the jewel in National's fiscal crown. But with proceeds falling well short of even the bottom range of Finance Minister Bill English's best guess, National seems to have lost its appetite for further asset sales.
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DES MOINES, Iowa, Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Torsion Mobile, creator of Mojaba®, today announced integration with the Dwolla payment network. The resulting integration allows Mojaba customers to offer Dwolla's revolutionary "free or 25 cent flat-fee" pricing model, all within a convenient and easy-to-use mobile optimized environment that smartphone users will appreciate. Both companies are headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa, and have been part of the city's rise to notoriety as a home for technology startups.
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"Consumers are using their smartphones as the first screen to make buying decisions and then making the purchase," said Christian Gurney, co-founder and president of Torsion Mobile. "With over 54% of American mobile phone subscribers owning smartphones, it's important for us to offer an innovative consumer-focused payment network. That payment network is Dwolla. When we launched Mojaba a year ago, I told Ben (Milne) that it was my hope we would support Dwolla one day. That day has come."
"Breaking down the obstacles to purchase is key for mobile users and e-commerce customers in general," said Ben Milne, founder and CEO of Dwolla. " Our goal has been to offer a money exchange platform that works for both the customer and the business. Business must be going mobile to stay competitive and Torsion Mobile's Mojaba makes that easy and affordable, keeping in step with the Dwolla philosophy."
Gurney said Dwolla customers will be eligible for a 50% discount on Mojaba in order to facilitate their adoption of a mobilized website for use with consumers. More information on the Dwolla integration and the limited-time special offer can be found at www.mojaba.com/dwolla .
How It Works
Using Mojaba's visual mobile website builder, clients build a site and drag-and-drop the Dwolla element into the design. Simply configure the Dwolla account info, pricing options and the successful purchase message. Customers can then use their smartphones to donate to or buy virtually anything they can through Dwolla – all with a simple and secure experience made especially for mobile users.
Who Should Use It?
- Any organization that currently uses Dwolla who is extending their marketing presence with a mobile optimized website
- Businesses that wish to offer a wide range of payment options without setting each one up in their own operational system
- Businesses and organizations whose customers and clients are security sensitive when it comes to the exchange of payment information
- Religious organizations
- Non-profit organizations
- Short-term fundraising and events
Mojaba was built to provide a user-friendly platform to build mobile websites that does not require coding or programming knowledge. With the growth of the mobile web, it's more important than ever that websites scale and work well on tablets, smartphones, and desktop computers alike. Mojaba's service ensures no opportunity is lost because a site is too hard to read, a plugin won't load, or functionality is lost on a smartphone.
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"Dancing With The Stars" had a nice whiff of controversy on Monday when professional dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy, partner of soccer star Hope Solo, laid into head judge Len Goodman, accusing him and the other judges of playing favorites with some dancers while unfairly judging others, including Solo. It was a great little spat that enlivened the already over-the-top show, and you had to wonder how it might affect the results show tonight.
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The standard question this time of year is whether coach Buzz Williams will leave Marquette.
Now that this season has ended, a better question might be why would he leave?
"We definitely want him back and are looking forward to him coming back," MU athletic director Larry Williams said Saturday after the 55-39 loss to Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight. "It's not even a question.
"There aren't many better jobs in the country than Marquette. Buzz really got it going this year and he has most of those guys back. We look forward to him coming back."
Williams has a rollover contract that pays him more than $2.5 million a season, which places him among the top 10 nationally. Last year he milked and then turned down overtures from SMU to stay at Marquette because of the school's much higher basketball profile.
At the moment there are no jobs that would rise to the level of the head-coaching position at Marquette. UCLA hired Steve Alford on Saturday. The Minnesota job offers an antiquated arena that hurts recruiting, no practice facility and less money than Williams makes at Marquette.
If Williams decided to take a job such as Minnesota's, it would be for reasons beyond the level of fiscal commitment he gets at Marquette.
It could be argued that no school in the country is more dedicated to men's basketball than Marquette.
Only Duke spends more than Marquette each season on the sport. And that is because Mike Krzyzewski, the most successful coach in the history of the game, earns about $4.7 million a year.
But Marquette spends more per scholarship basketball athlete than any school in America. Per year, Marquette invests about $286,000 in each of its basketball players.
The Golden Eagles' practice facility, the Al McGuire Center, is among the finest in the country. The team plays in an NBA facility and, as a member of the new Big East, is about to reap the benefits of a long-term Fox TV contract that will pay the conference $500 million.
Of course, Williams, at 40, is an ambitious man who is one of the most interesting self-made coaches in a profession in which he takes a backseat to only a select few.
Although he did not play college basketball and attended a junior college, Williams in five years has built Marquette into an elite program. It is one of only four schools - the others are Florida, Kansas and Ohio State - to have made the Sweet 16 in each of the past three seasons.
In a year in which the Big East was arguably the best league in the country, the Golden Eagles won a share of its regular-season championship after being picked to finish seventh. They made the Elite Eight for the first time in 10 years.
Williams also has a chance to build on something special for next season. Marquette loses only seniors Junior Cadougan and Trent Lockett. Chris Otule has a sixth year available should he choose to exercise it. Williams' five recruits are highly rated. The foundation Williams created to get to this point has been established.
"I think a lot of people take for granted how hard it is to get through the NCAA Tournament," Williams said after the Syracuse loss. "There are a lot of coaches that are really good and a lot of players that are really good that didn't make it this year.
"I think (this was) our 13th NCAA Tournament game since we've been here. So to get momentum is the hardest thing. To keep it is even harder. When you talk about the togetherness and the toughness and those things, everything we do is built on the foundation of trust. It's built on the foundation of love.
"If you don't have trust and you don't have love, I don't think that you'll ever have success. As much as we want to go for the Final Four and the Elite Eight or Sweet 16, however you want to calculate and measure those things, you can't take for granted the work involved."
Williams, who wears his emotions and faith on his sleeve, is a very good fit for Marquette. The Jesuit school gives him most everything he needs to see his frenetic work ethic through.
But like most things in life, it's not a perfect fit.
When Marquette replaced its president and athletic director more than a year ago after problems within the athletic department, Williams lost two allies. Much has been made about the disconnect between Buzz Williams and Larry Williams, but from what I've observed and learned in the last seven months, the rift is exaggerated.
And nowhere is it decreed that an AD and a coach have to be friends for the primary sport to run as smoothly, efficiently and successfully as it does at Marquette.
Are there drawbacks? Maybe the job has changed some since Williams, one of the few big-time coaches without an agent, negotiated his own deal three years ago that essentially allows him to stay as long as both parties are happy.
Marquette does require its freshmen basketball players to live in a non-air-conditioned freshman dorm, but the school spent time talking with Steve Taylor Jr. and Jamal Ferguson last summer to hear their wishes. The school wants its players mingling with the student body for the cultural experiences.
Marquette's academic standards are high and the school cannot be moved away from Midwestern winters, but Williams, given some of the challenges, has managed to recruit and develop players as well as any coach in the country.
So what does Williams want? At the top of his list is being at the center of a program that matters and gets national attention. He loves that Marquette fans have passion. He needs that affirmation, along with a place that makes it easy to attract top talent.
Williams also needs a place where his shtick would play. And in the grand tradition of Al McGuire, Marquette lets Williams be as eccentric as he believes he needs to be. That might not fly at a stuffy State U.
Kevin O'Neill and Tom Crean made Marquette a steppingstone job, but Crean left for Indiana, one of the four or five positions that no one could turn down.
Unless a Kansas or a North Carolina or a Kentucky or one of the big schools (Texas or Texas A&M) from Williams' home state came available, he could not do better than where he is now.
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3 Oct. 1961The Sick Boy and the Sitter
Alan Brady is throwing a party at his penthouse for a few of the network executives and he wants the writing staff to attend. Unfortunately for Rob though Laura thinks Richie is on the verge of being sick and wants to stay home. Rob is certain he'll be okay and wants to get a babysitter but he's having a hard time convincing Laura.
10 Oct. 1961My Blonde-Haired Brunette
A series of events occur that make Laura believe that Rob no longer sees her as the beautiful, young and lovable wife she hopes she still is. These events include Rob wanting to sleep in on his day off instead of waking up to eat breakfast with her, Rob being irked by her romantically playful attempts to wake him up, Rob not caring how he looks around her, Rob calling her his "old lady", and Rob pulling out a white hair from her head. Rob eventually sees that Laura is upset, but she won't tell him why if he doesn't know. Rob asks Buddy and Sally for advice, they ...
17 Oct. 1961Sally and the Lab Technician
After Rob gets home late from work because he has to drive Sally home Laura gets the idea to try and play matchmaker. Rob is against it but Laura thinks Sally would be a good match with her cousin Thomas, the lab technician. The two are polar opposites...Thomas is quiet, mild and meek and Sally is loud, brassy and full of jokes. The dinner is a disaster but can opposites attract?
24 Oct. 1961Washington vs. the Bunny
Rob is torn between going to Washington, DC on business and attending Ritchie's school play.
31 Oct. 1961Oh, How We Met on the Night That We Danced
While clearing out the bedroom closet, Rob finds his old army boots, bringing back memories of how he and Laura first met.
6 Nov. 1961Harrison B. Harding of Camp Crowder, Mo.
Harrison B. Harding stops by the office and claims he's an old Army buddy of Rob from Camp Crowder. Rob pretends to recognize Harrison, but he doesn't really recognize him (Harrison says he lost 57 pounds). Rob doesn't even remember anybody with that name. Rob tries to get rid of Harrison, but winds up inviting Harrison and his wife home for dinner. He then starts to suspect that Harrison is a con man with embarrassing results.
7 Nov. 1961Jealousy!
Jerry plants seeds of mistrust in Laura's mind when he learns that Valerie Blake, the beautiful movie star, will be guesting on The Alan Brady Show. Laura doesn't listen to him until Rob begins a string of late night work sessions. Soon Laura's jealousy begins to grow and Rob will have to work just as hard to convince Laura that nothing is going on between he and Valerie Blake.
14 Nov. 1961To Tell or Not to Tell
Complications ensue when Mel tells Rob that he wants Laura to dance on "The Alan Brady Show".
21 Nov. 1961The Unwelcome Houseguest
Buddy and his wife can't take their German Shepherd, Larry, with them on a three-day weekend. Buddy wants Rob to keep Larry for the weekend, but Rob refuses because he hasn't talked it over with Laura. The next time we see Rob, he's trying to sneak Larry into the house. Ritchie is afraid because he thinks that Larry is a wolf and Laura can't sleep because Larry is crying. What is Rob to do?
28 Nov. 1961The Meershatz Pipe
Rob's not as impressed with Buddy's new Meershatz pipe as he is with the fact that it was a gift from Alan Brady. Not just impressed but envious as well. After all, he is the head writer of the show and begins to feel as if he isn't needed. Getting sick and having to miss work for several days doesn't help his insecurities.
5 Dec. 1961Forty-Four Tickets
Rob complains about Ritchie's forgetfulness, but suddenly realizes he forgot to reserve 44 tickets for the PTA to see The Alan Brady Show. Rob begs and borrows some tickets; Buddy and Sally try to steal some tickets for him. An unexpected twist occurs at the last moment.
12 Dec. 1961Empress Carlotta's Necklace
Rob buys Laura a hideous necklace but Laura can't bring herself to tell Rob how she really feels about it. When Rob invites his parents to see the necklace, his mother has a surprising reaction.
19 Dec. 1961Sally Is a Girl
Rob and Buddy treat Sally as "one of the guys", even in the presence of Sally's date. Laura wants Rob to treat Sally like a lady. Mel and Buddy get the wrong idea.
26 Dec. 1961Buddy, Can You Spare a Job?
Buddy has a chance for a head writer job. Rob and Sally help Buddy get released from his contract to "The Alan Brady Show". The plan backfires, so Rob and Sally have to find an ingenious way to get Buddy re-hired.
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