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The Dawson County Senior Center is steps closer to having a new elevator at the facility after a pheasant shoot last week raised more than $8,500 for the cause.
Keep Hall Beautiful officials who set a goal to collect 10 tons of garbage in 2010 found out this week that they far surpassed their mark, bringing in more than 40 tons for the year.
Starting in January, a new state law will take effect, creating a few changes in the way property values are assessed.
Etienne Joubert fondly remembers Christmas Eve as a child, enjoying balmy evenings with family on his aunt's porch.
Gainesville officials are taking a look at every tax and fee as they evaluate revenues and expenditures going into the new year.
Dreaming of a white Christmas? There's a good chance that you'll get your wish this year.
Officials have yet to determine the cause of last week's fire on Pinewood Trail that killed an elderly Dawsonville woman and displaced 10 other people, including seven children.
On the day after Christmas, D'ete Sewell will load up her car and drive with her husband and son to visit family in Coleman, Ala.
Gainesville's police officers are gathering teddy bears to hand out to the children they encounter while on duty - and they're finding help in the community.
Volunteers at the Veterans & Community Outreach Foundation say they are hugely relieved by the public response to the theft of about $6,000 worth of Christmas gifts last week.
Hall County Sheriff's officials have now arrested a Flowery Branch woman who claimed she was stabbed in the stomach last week but who they say actually stabbed herself.
The U.S. Census Bureau released the results of the 2010 census Tuesday, revealing that the United States is now a country of more than 300 million and Georgia is a state of nearly 9.7 million.
West Hall High School senior Malcom Moon said he has always set his sights on fame, possibly by becoming an actor.
As she stepped off the plane from Vietnam, 11-year-old Amy Bui looked past signs that made no sense and faces unlike her own. At the arrivals gate, she saw someone holding a piece of paper with her family's name on it.
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division on Thursday certified a need for the Glades Reservoir, ensuring that Hall County can move forward with its application for a federal reservoir permit.
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A Gainesville man died after a single-vehicle crash Thursday morning in North Hall, according to authorities.
Southbound traffic on Interstate 985 slowed to a crawl Thursday morning as a Georgia Department of Transportation maintenance crew performed shoulder work.
The shock and sorrow is still coursing through Jason Hewett's veins.
More than 2 million American households rely on a federally subsidized voucher program to afford their rent, according to the U.S. Department of Housing ...
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the $2.4 million judgment awarded to a Hall County woman who sued law enforcement officers ...
The world's greatest athletic competition came to Georgia 20 years ago, and many in Gainesville still remember the events.
A little boy looked up at a towering, blow-up water slide. His friend was afraid to climb it, but the boy had words of advice.
Up to five craftsman-style cottages are planned along Mulberry Street, a largely undeveloped and heavily wooded area off Atlanta Highway in Flowery Branch.
The Dunkin' Donuts on Thompson Bridge Road opened for the first time Tuesday.
A 110-unit active adult community off Spring Road and McEver Road in Gainesville is a step closer to development.
Despite protests from neighboring businesses, the Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board gave its OK Tuesday night to a Golden Corral restaurant off Browns Bridge Road ...
A new hotel can build closer to Flat Creek in Gainesville than normally allowed but not to the extent that was first planned.
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This week's learned, links, and thankfulness…
I love seafood, and crab is my favorite, so I need this crab bomb in my life.
We are doing some renovations upstairs soon and I'm looking for an wardrobe to hold blankets and towels. I'd to find an antique piece and paint it like this.
I pinned this round basket, and then I found this cool one on etsy. Someone please snatch it up as your summer bag (this one is cool too!).
All sorts of yes to peanut butter ice cream sandwiches.
These are nice simple espadrilles.
We have one week left of school and we are so excited about that, but that also means True and Brave leave soon to spend their summer in Texas. We will miss them so much!
I enrolled Glow for kindergarten this week. Eek! My baby is officially starting school! #waytoofast
If you follow me on instagram, you know we've been gone on a long road trip. We had such a good time and we saw and did so much, so I don't even know where to start on sharing all of it. I have plenty of road trips tips to share too.
I'm going to attempt to paint all the upstairs bedrooms in the next few weeks, wish me luck!
If you're stateside, enjoy the long weekend friends.
our citrus garden
We were finally able to plant our first citrus trees in May of 2014. Most of them came from 5 gallon containers, so this past winter was our first time getting to try their fruit! The experience was a little anti-climactic though, as many varieties served exclusively as eye-candy, as opposed to fruit-candy. It's my understanding that ho-hum fruit can be characteristic of trees bearing their first crops. Thankfully, some did provide the desirable eye-/fruit-candy hybrid: tango mandarins, wekiwa tangelolos, cocktail grapefruit, and meiwa kumquats all exceeded our high expectations!
In total, we have 19 different varieties of citrus. However, a few are doubled up (and, yes, some even tripled), so that brings our citrus tree total to 27.
Most of the trees are in the ground (in raised beds because of our poorly draining soil), but a few are in clay and zinc containers. The in-ground citrus are being trellised in three different ways. The first way, an arbor (or arch), is seen in the photos. The second way we're growing the in-ground citrus is referred to as an espalier (not seen because there's nothing really to see now); it will be shaped into something that resembles a traditional fence, known as a horizontal cordon. The third way is a screen that will serve as a natural privacy fence.
for my ten years of motherhood…
On Mother's Day, the girls, with Ben as the brains behind the operation, surprised me with a little song and dance number. They did their own version of the "The Twelve Days of Christmas" and theirs is "Ten Years of Motherhood." I was chilling in bed that afternoon and they came upstairs to perform their mini show. My favorite part was the 4 booties shaking. Every time they hit that line, they'd all turn around and do a good shaking. These girls are so cute!
What did I get exactly? 1 giant rubber plant tree… well, I have to go pick it out). 2 peanut butter bananas… yum. 3 ice cream adventures… we were supposed to do it that day, but Ben was sick, so I get to cash in later. 4 shaking booties… so funny! 5 wood floored rooms… we are changing out all the carpet upstairs for wood floors. 6 breaks from motherhood… I have to put that to good use. 7 Mother's Day cards… I love their handmade gifts. 8 hugs and kisses… lots from each girl. 9 salted caramels… I got a bag full of salted caramel chocolates. 10 hip hop ab workouts... I love my Cize workout videos and can't wait to try this one out too.
Ben created the art work (from this picture) and had the girls draw on each one. He told me he had the song planned out as "Twelve Years of Motherhood," but True told him, "Papi, mommy has only been a mom for 10 years." Nice catch, True.
Right before going to bed, I freaked out and started crying because they are growing up. Suddenly, this all feels too fast with already having 10 years of parenting under my belt. True is 10 and that means her leaving us is not too far from now. I was crying and asking Ben if we could have two more. LOL. He lovingly said, "No, we are already having a hard time with 4." That is true, but all I could think of are all the missed opportunities and how badly I wanted to rewind and do it all over again. I was in panic mode and wanted to freeze time (or rewind), but certainly not move forward.
True and Brave are becoming such little ladies and I feel the teen years creeping up on us. Every one tells you, "Enjoy it now because it will be over soon." But when I'm up to my neck in all the chaos and craziness of having little ones, I struggle with the enjoy it now part. It's true though, it feels like it will be over in a blink of an eye.
My motherhood resolution for my 11th year of mothering … more hugs, kisses, and stopping for chats, especially about grace and gospel.
fluffy cotton tassel
Twisted cotton rope (I purchased mine from Michaels in the jewelry section)
1. Cut about thirty 8″ strands of cotton rope. Unravel each strand and comb through strands with the needle.
2. Bundle all the strands together and tightly tie a 10″ long bunch of unraveled strands around the center and knot.
3. Cut another 10″ long bunch of unraveled strands, wrap a couple times around (about 1/2″ from the top) the tassel neck. Knot to secure.
4. Turn the tassel upside down so the tassel neck is covered. Trim tassel ends. Use the tie-off threads to attach it to your project.
I wanted to add a big fluffy tassel to my round market basket after pinning this bag. I think the fluffy tassel definitely adds some pizazz to my basket. It would also be fun to dip dye this into a bright pink or yellow. There will probably be a few more tassels made in my future.
basket from french baskets.
neon boneyard museum in vegas
While Vegas wasn't exactly our cup of tea, the Neon Museum totally was, and if you're in the area, be sure to visit. All the night tours were already booked. They only have 7 operating light signs, so we figured it wasn't too big of a deal to miss out on a night tour. We went on the first tour of the day and booked it in advanced. They sell out quickly, so be sure to order tickets ahead of time.
You know us … we like metal, rusty, old things, so we loved the Neon Boneyard Museum. It's so cool to hear the history of the signs and the history of Vegas. It's not very big and the tour was about an hour long. They don't really stop for picture taking and you have to stick with the group. If you do like taking pictures, I suggest hanging around the back of the group, so that you can get pictures without others being in it. As the tour moves forward, you can turn around and snap a couple pictures. There was another couple that liked to hang back and take pictures too, so they offered to take pictures of our whole family (and we did the same for them).
They have a little scavenger hunt worksheet for the kids, so while they might zone out from all the talking, the worksheet helped keep them engaged. The two littlest ones were doing a good job of keeping an eye out for the things to find on the activity page. We were all enamored with all the cool signs and I really wish we could purchase a couple (none of the signs are available for purchase). If you find yourselves in Vegas, skip the slot machines (or take a break from them) and visit the Neon Museum.


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The Real Housewives of Orange County
Tamra Judge: I Look Great In a Bikini, Get Over It!
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So, that went well.
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What a difference a decade makes, huh?
A full 10 years after The Real Housewives of Orange County debuted on Bravo, a number of that show's former cast members met up for a mini reunion on Sunday night.
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Home Office policy on age assessment 'unlawful'
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The Home Office's policy of judging the age of unaccompanied children seeking asylum based on their appearance has been ruled unlawful by the High Court.
The judgment comes following a case involving a 16 year old unaccompanied Sudanese boy who immigration officials had wrongly judged to be an adult when he arrived in the UK and claimed asylum in 2014.
At the moment, the Home Office allows officials to treat someone claiming to be a child as an adult if they believe they appear to be 'significantly over the age of 18'.
The Refugee Council has long called for this policy to be changed as it puts children's safety at risk when immigration officials get it wrong as children are left without the specialist support and protection they need. Read more
Report about support for people seeking asylum – in Leicester
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This is a report about support for people seeking asylum in Leicester: asylum-seeker-support-in-leicester
Unlocking Immigration Detention: Swansea
People are being taken from our communities. It's time to stand up and say no.
Detention is one of the most harmful aspects of the UK's asylum and immigration system. Over 30,000 people are detained without time-limit every year, in conditions tantamount to high-security prison settings. Tens of thousands more people live with the threat of detention constantly hanging over them. The harm of detention doesn't end with release – the people we work with describe the long-term physical, mental, and social damage done by this inhumane and unjust policy. Read more
Child refugee talks about his experiences
June 9, 2016 by admin
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MPs raise concerns on treatment of refugees and asylum seekers
June 8, 2016 by admin
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Write to your MP about this …
A group of MPs has made a series of recommendations calling on the Government to improve the support and protection it gives to asylum seekers and refugees.
In its latest commentary on the quarterly immigration statistics, the Home Affairs Select Committee make a number of criticisms of the way the Government is currently treating asylum seekers and refugees. Among these criticisms is a call for the Home Office to rethink the way they treat unaccompanied asylum seeking children when they reach 18, with the Committee saying children should not be sent back to dangerous countries. Read more
England's forgotten refugees: Out of the fire and into the frying pan
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Refugee Council: Josephine Basedow and Lisa Doyle May 2016
• The Government should introduce an integration support service for newly recognised refugees, flexible enough to ensure those facing specific barriers can be supported to access all services to which they are entitled. Whilst all refugees will not need the same level of assistance as resettled refugees who have just entered the country, many of the same issues and barriers will need to be overcome with assistance from experienced professionals. Read more
Equal before the law?
The UK government has proposed increasing the fees that need to be paid to appeal an asylum or immigration decision in the First-tier and Upper Tribunal in England and Wales:
"We therefore propose increasing fees in the First-tier Tribunal from £80 to £490 for an application for a decision on the papers and from £140 to £800 for an application for an oral hearing. We also propose introducing a new fee of £455 for an application to the First-tier Tribunal for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal…
The consultation proposes a fee of £350 for an application to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal, where permission has been refused by the First-tier Tribunal, and a fee of £510 for an appeal hearing where permission is granted."
Petition: fees for applying for leave to remain
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Petition: The Government should not proceed with plans to increase immigration court fees.
The Government has proposed a massive increase in the fees that immigrants and asylum seekers pay to have their immigration/asylum cases heard in court. This huge rise in fee (eg. from £140 to £800 for a hearing in court) will prevent individuals from being able to take their cases to court.
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If the Home Office makes an incorrect decision on someone's case, this can usually be appealed in court. The fee increase will make people unable to challenge such decisions, leading to severe disruption in their personal/family lives.
Only rich people will be able to access courts, as the proposed amounts are impossible for most immigrants and asylum seekers to pay. This is unacceptable.
Support for 'failed asylum seekers' under the new Immigration Act
May 23, 2016 by admin
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The Immigration Bill "ping-pong" ends with a glimmer of hope for detention – our statement
May 13, 2016 by admin
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12 May 2016: The Immigration Act, scheduled to receive Royal Assent in the coming days, will introduce automatic judicial oversight on the UK's use of immigration detention for the first time and a 72-hour time limit on the detention of pregnant women.
During the passage of the Immigration Bill which began in October last year, the Government listened to growing disquiet over immigration detention, raised by Parliamentarians and the general public.
Two detention-related amendments (judicial oversight and the detention of pregnant women) became the focus of the ping-pong in the very final stage of the Bill, which concluded on 10th May 2016 at the House of Lords. In the end, the Government's amendments were passed. You can read the transcript here. Read more


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Posted 06/18/2010 5:33 pm
Got the following through the feedback form on the site.....
I have an 1824 bust dime. The
Red Book
shows two varieties, one with a pointed one and, one with a flat one on the reverse. I believe I have a pointed one but I can not find any information on this. The pointed one is worth considerably more than the flat one. Would you have any info. on the mintage or how to authenticate such a coin? I am a member of NGC but they do not show a listing for this particular variety. I would appreciate any kind of information. Thank You very much
I'll point them here, to see if anyone can help.
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Posted 06/18/2010 6:43 pm
I'm posting from my cellphone at work, unable to do the usual research. Somebody hit Heritage and see if we can get this Guy some pics. I'll find 'em tonight when I get home if nobody else has.
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Posted 06/18/2010 7:26 pm
Here is the picture from Heritage, Dave. There were only three in the archives and they all were of the same reverse variety as far as I could see. No visual difference in the reverse "1" anyway, and no mention of a difference in the "1". There are a few on eBay, but they look the same as this one.
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Posted 06/21/2010 10:39 am
Zeewool's picture is of a JR-1 with the flat topped 1 in 10C. The JR-2 is an extremely rare coin, about an R-7 with maybe half a dozen specimens known so it isn't surprising there aren't any on the heritage site. But the JR-2 reverse was used again in 1825 (Sorry I don't know for which of the five varieties. I looked and it could be JR-1, 4, or 5) But if you will check the Heritage archives for the 1825 dimes you will see that all of them have the distinctly pointed top 1 on the 10C.
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Yeah, pics seem to be darn tough.
Correct me if I'm wrong, Condor, but research indicates that two good contrasts between JR-1 and JR-2 are:
- JR-1 is missing the right serif of the "1" in "10C," while JR-2 has complete serifs.
- JR-1, "ERI" in "AMERICA" are spaced. JR-2, "ERI" touch at the base.
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Posted 06/21/2010 12:09 pm
I believe you are correct sir! One of my favorite sites for bust dime attributions (with pics):
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Posted 06/21/2010 12:10 pm
Sorry, double post
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Posted 06/21/2010 12:27 pm
pic in that link, rkp.
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Posted 06/24/2010 10:09 am
Yes those would be accurate diagnostics. I'm surprised though, I hadn't realized it was down to an R-5 now.
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|Feb 10, 1981
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|Oct 22, 1979
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|Oct 22, 1979
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|Otto H. Schade, Jr.
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This is a division of application Ser. No. 921,268, filed July 3, 1978.
The present invention relates to smoke detectors and especially to those where pulsating indications at different frequencies are required during the standby and alarm modes of operation. Furthermore, some smoke detector applications require that a duty cycle signal be utilized to activate an audible indicator during each period of the frequency for the alarm mode, such as where the audible indicator is a piezo-electric horn.
In such smoke detectors a multi-mode oscillator provides an ON/OFF duty cycle signal during each oscillation period in at least one mode of operation. Although oscillators of variable frequency are well known in the art, multi-mode oscillators having distinct frequencies for separate modes of operation are uncommon and those that are known tend to be relatively complex in design and costly by comparison with the multi-mode oscillator employed in the smoke detector of the present invention.
In a smoke detector where an alarm signal is generated to activate an audible indicator and where an oscillator drives a pulsating visual indicator of standby readiness with the frequency of the oscillator being derived from the charge rate of a capacitor, the improvement comprises mode control switch means interrupting current flow from a current source to the capacitor. The switch means is responsive to an alarm signal to increase the oscillator frequency. Current flowing through the switch means increases the charge rate of the capacitor during the alarm signal. Duty cycle means controls the operative period of the audible indicator during each cycle of increased oscillator frequency.
A relaxation oscillator of the type which derives its oscillation frequency from the charge rate of a capacitor is modified in the smoke detector of the present invention to selectively produce one of at least two oscillation frequencies. At least one additional current source is independently connected through a mode control switch to selectively change the oscillation frequency by changing the charge rate of the capacitor. Each mode control switch includes a control electrode that is connected to the ouput of a condition detector which generates a signal when a change in frequency is required.
In one embodiment, an ON/OFF duty cycle during each oscillation period of at least one mode is accomplished with a differential amplifier that compares the voltage across (or the charge level on) the capacitor against a voltage set level and when the former level exceeds the latter level, produces a signal at one input of a gate through which the mode output is controlled.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram for the multi-mode oscillator of this invention as embodied in a particular smoke detector to provide distinct frequencies during separate modes of pulsating indications; and
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram wherein the FIG. 1 block elements that relate to the multi-mode oscillator of this invention are further defined for the preferred embodiments thereof.
Turning now to the drawings, the multi-mode oscillator of this invention is incorporated into the FIG. 1 block diagram of a fire alarm system 10 which operates to provide a pulsating visual indication at a first frequency during the standby mode and a pulsating audible indication at a second frequency during the alarm mode. The pulsating visual indication is provided conventionally by a light-emitting diode (not shown in FIG. 1) through a visual output gate 12 which is enabled by an oscillator 14 at a frequency of approximately one cycle per minute. To avoid the use of a very large capacitor in accomplishing this rather low frequency, the oscillator 14 is of the relaxation type wherein frequency of oscillator 14 is proportional to the charge rate of a capacitor 16 which is charged by a first current source 18 of relatively low magnitude. A discharge means 20 such as a bistable switch of the type utilized in U.S. Pat. No. 4,001,723, allows the capacitor 16 to charge up to a given level at which a discharge path is established and the charge is reduced to a lower level from which the capacitor 16 is again charged to start a repeat of the charge/discharge cycle. The charge level on the capacitor 16 is also applied to the input of a monostable multivibrator 22 which fires to enable the visual output gate 12 when the charge level reaches some intermediate magnitude during each cycle of the oscillator 14.
A self-interrupting horn of a mechanical type has generally been utilized in prior art fire alarm systems to provide the pulsating audible indication. However, loudspeakers and piezoelectric horns having superior efficiency and reliability relative to the self-interrupting horn are coming into use for this purpose. Pulsating inputs are required by both of these devices and the piezoelectric horn has been found to be more compelling as an alarm when actuated by a duty cycle of 80 percent ON and 20 percent OFF during each cycle of the alarm mode frequency having a one-half second period. As used herein, duty cycle is the ratio of pulse width to the interval between like portions of successive pulses, usually expressed as a percent. Although it is generally believed by designers of fire alarm systems that at least a second timing capacitor, if not a second oscillator, is needed to provide the distinct frequencies required for operation of the visual and audible indicators, the oscillator 14 shown in the fire alarm system 10 of FIG. 1 can be modified to have multiple frequency modes for this purpose. In this multi-mode oscillator, a second source 24 of current is connected to the capacitor 16 through a switch means 26 for controlling current flow. Control of the switch means 26 is accomplished through an electrode at which a signal is applied from a smoke detector 28 whenever an alarm condition exists.
The capacitor 16 is only charged by current from the first source 18 when the switch means 26 interrupts current flow thereto from the second source 24 but is charged by current flow from both the first and second sources 18 and 24 when the switch means 26 is conductive. Consequently, the oscillator 14 will operate at two distinctly different frequencies depending on the output signal condition of the smoke detector 28. Of course, the charge rate of the capacitor 16 will be greater when the switch means 26 is rendered conductive by the signal from the smoke detector 28 and therefore, the frequency of the oscillator 14 will be higher for this condition.
The output from the oscillator 14 can be applied in many ways to drive the audible transducer with the simplest way being merely to apply the output from the monostable multivibrator 22 thereto through a logic gate. Such an arrangement would be quite suitable where the audible transducer is a loudspeaker. However, where the audible transducer is a piezoelectric horn it is desirable to utilize a duty cycle control means for controlling the operative period of the horn during each frequency cycle of the oscillator 14. One convenient arrangement for providing this duty cycle means with the multi-mode oscillator arrangement discussed above is shown in FIG. 1 where the charge level on capacitor 16 is applied through the switch means 26 to one imput of a voltage comparator means 32 and a delay time voltage set level is applied at the other input thereof. The output signal from the comparator means 32 is applied to one input of an audible output gate 30 which in this particular embodiment is an AND gate having the alarm signal from the smoke detector 28 applied to the other input thereof.
Because the charge level of capacitor 16 will be blocked from the input of the comparator means 32 when no signal is applied by the smoke detector 28 to the control electrode of the switch means 26, the delay time set level on the other input of the comparator means 32 will then determine the output level thereof. This output level may enable its input to the audible output gate 30, as will be explained later in this description regarding a specific embodiment of the invention. However, regardless of this output level, the audible transducer will not be activated and no indication of an alarm condition will be given, so long as the other input to the gate 30 is not enabled by the smoke detector 28.
When the alarm signal is applied by the smoke detector 28 to the control electrode of switch means 26, the charge level of capacitor 16 is applied to the input of the comparator means 32. Thereafter, when the charge level of capacitor 16 exceeds the delay time set level during each oscillator cycle, the output level of comparator means 32 enables its input to the audible output gate 30 for the remainder of the oscillator cycle. Since the other input of gate 30 is also enabled by the alarm signal from the smoke detector 28, gate 30 will activate the audible transducer during this remainder of the oscillator cycle. Of course, this activation of the audible transducer through the gate 30 will reoccur for each frequency cycle of the multi-mode oscillator 14 for as long as the smoke detector 28 applies the alarm signal to the switch means 26.
Furthermore, the duty cycle of such activation is established by the portion of each frequency cycle of the oscillator 14 during which the charge level on capacitor 16 exceeds the delay-time voltage set level. Comparator means 32 applies its output signal to an input of gate 30 whenever the voltage on capacitor 16 exceeds the delay-time voltage set level. Thus, the duty cycle of the activation can be readily varied by changing the delay-time voltage set level.
Those skilled in the art will realize without further explanation that the multi-mode oscillator of this invention could have any number of frequency modes, even though only two such frequency modes are utilized in the fire alarm system 10 of FIG. 1. Furthermore, a particular duty cycle can be associated with each frequency mode utilized. Each such frequency mode would of course require its own current source 24', switch means 26', and condition indicator 28', while each duty cycle control means would require its own voltage comparator means 32' and indication output gate 30'.
Although many embodiments of the invention are possible in regard to both the multi-mode oscillator and the duty cycle aspects thereof, integrated circuitry for the preferred embodiments thereof is illustrated in FIG. 2 where only the capacitor 16 is shown within the relaxation oscillator 14. The second source 24 of current is a current mirror amplifier 36 which includes a master path (input circuit) and a slave path (output circuit). FET transistors Q1 and Q2 are connected in the master and slave paths respectively with one side of the drain-source conduction path in each transistor being commonly connected to a D.C. voltage source +V. The gate electrodes of both Q1 and Q2 are commonly connected to the other side of the drain-source conduction path in Q1, while the other side of the drain-source conduction path in Q2 is connected to charge the capacitor 16. An FET transistor Q3 is connected as the switch means 26 with one side of its drain-source conduction path connected to the commonly connected gates of Q1 and Q2 and the other side of its drain-source conductive path connected to ground through a resistor 38. The alarm signal from smoke detector 28 is applied to the gate electrode of Q3.
Because p-channel enhancement-type MOS/FET transistors are utilized in the FIG. 2 circuitry, current flow through the main conduction path of Q3 is normally cut off by zero or positive output from the smoke detector 28 which must therefore produce a low level or negative signal when an alarm condition exists to render Q3 and the switch means 26 conductive. The current mirror amplifier 36 becomes operative when the switch means 26 is conductive to forward-bias the commonly connected gates of Q1 and Q2 with respect to their sources and this renders these transistors conductive. In current mirror amplifier 36, the current flow through Q1 and Q2 is directly proportional to the forward-bias level that is imposed on their gate electrodes. Since this forward bias level is inversely proportional to the voltage drop across the resistor 38, the magnitude of current flowing in the slave path of the current mirror amplifier 36 is precisely controlled in inverse proportion to the value of the resistor 38, neglecting the voltage drop across Q1 and Q3. Therefore, a constant current will flow through Q2 to increase the charge rate of capacitor 16 and thereby change the frequency of oscillator 14 whenever the smoke detector 28 applies a low-level signal to the gate of Q3.
Resistor 38 could be included as part of the integrated curcuitry, or it may be a discrete component that is externally connected to the integrated circuit. As an externally connected component furthermore, the resistor 38 could be a variable resistor to provide for frequency adjustment of the oscillator 14. Although the FIG. 2 circuitry for the second source 24 produces a constant current, circuitry producing a varying current could be utilized where, for example, the oscillator 14 is to sweep a frequency range in providing a warbling audible alarm. Furthermore, bipolar transistors could be utilized in the current mirror amplifier 36 rather than the MOS/FET transistors that are shown in FIG. 2.
The delay time set level is derived from a network 40 in the FIG. 2 embodiment of the duty cycle control means. In network 40, resistors 42 and 44 are series-connected through the drain-source conduction path of an FET transistor Q4 as a voltage divider, which voltage divider is connected between the voltage source +V and ground through the drain-source conduction path of an FET transistor Q5. The alarm signal from the smoke detector 28 is applied to the gate electrode of Q5, while the gate electrode of Q4 is connected to the interconnection between a current sink 46 and one side of the drain-source conduction path in an FET transistor Q6. The other side of the drain-source conduction path in Q6 is connected to the voltage source +V, while the gate electrode thereof is connected to the commonly connected gate electrodes of Q1 and Q2.
The output of the voltage divider between resistors 42 and 44 is connected to the comparator means 32 as the delay time set level. This output is substantially at ground level except when the alarm signal from the smoke detector 28 renders Q4 and Q5 conductive simultaneously to establish a positive level output. As discussed previously, this alarm signal and the voltage source +V are of complementary levels and therefore, simultaneous conduction through Q4 and Q5 requires that these transistors be of complementary types. However, those skilled in the art will understand without further explanation that other curcuit arrangements of network 40 and/or the second current source 24 are possible wherein Q4 and Q5 are of the same type while also being simultaneously conductive.
Within the duty cycle means, the comparator means 32 includes FET transistors Q7 and Q8 which are arranged as a differential amplifier with one side of the drain-source conduction path in each transistor commonly connected to a current source 48. The other sides of the drain-source conduction paths in Q7 and Q8 are both connected to ground, with the connection from Q7 being made through a diode 50 which is poled to conduct current from the source 48 to ground. The gate electrodes of Q7 and Q8 are connected to receive the delay time set level from the output of network 40 and the charge level of the capacitor 16, respectively.
Since Q7 and Q8 are of the p-channel type in the comparator means 32 of FIG. 2, current from the source 48 flows through Q8 so long as the charge level on capacitor 16 is less positive than the delay time set level because the forward bias of gate with respect to source is then greater in Q8 than in Q7. Therefore, Q7 becomes conductive when the charge level on capacitor 16 becomes more positive than the delay time set level during each frequency cycle of the oscillator 14, and the voltage drop resulting across the diode 50 exists as the output from the comparator means 32 for the remainder of each frequency cycle. As discussed previously, the delay time set level from network 40 is substantially at ground level when there is no alarm signal from the smoke detector 28. Consequently, Q7 will remain conductive to produce a constant output from the comparator means 32 when there is no alarm signal from the smoke detector 28, but will be intermittently conductive to produce a pulsating output from the comparator means 32 when there is an alarm signal from the smoke detector 28. Of course, circuitry other than that shown in FIG. 2 may be utilized as the comparator means 32 and the differential amplifier thereof may include bipolar transistors rather than the MOS/FET's Q7 and Q8.
Although the output from the comparator means 32 could be connected directly to enable one input of the gate 30 in other embodiments of the duty cycle control means, the level of this output is boosted by an amplifier 52 before being applied to gate 30 in the embodiment of FIG. 2. Within amplifier 52, the output from the comparator means 32 is connected to the base of a bipolar transistor Q9 having its main conduction path connected between ground and a current source 54. The drain-source conduction path of an FET transistor Q10 is connected between the voltage source +V and the input to gate 30, while the gate electrode of Q10 is connected at the interconnection between the main conduction path of Q9 and the current source 54. The output from the comparator means 32 renders Q10 conductive through Q9 to enable one input of gate 30 by substantially applying the voltage source +V thereat.
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|U.S. Classification
|340/628, 340/630, 340/629, 250/381
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Sep 28, 1999
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Finding a family friendly property generally means a home with lots of space, outdoor area and close proximity to supermarkets and transport options.
If you have young children, kids in primary school or high school, the suburb you choose will need to have quality local schools, day care facilities, sporting clubs and great recreational areas and parks. You will need to check the school catchment areas to determine which zone your desired property falls under
Community Feel
Is a close-knit community important to you? If so, it is worthwhile reading the local newspapers and visiting the website for the local council for your chosen suburb to look into any events and community groups they have running including senior citizen groups, library programs, culture and arts programs.
Our local council is Bankstown and they have a great range of community initiatives listed on there website: http://www.bankstown.nsw.gov.au/.
Visiting local shops, restaurants and cafes as well as speaking with locals will also give you a great sense for a suburb.
Future plans
Does the area you like have any planned development for shopping centres or new infrastructure including public transport and major road development? It is worth keeping in mind that a suburb can change greatly over five to ten years.
You can check the local newspaper as well as state and government websites for growth plans and development.
Urban hub or peaceful and quiet?
If you enjoy dining out frequently, visiting local cafes, shops and markets, you need to ensure your targeted suburb has a great range of options available for you to enjoy. Be sure to visit a few and get a feel for the style before you commit to an area.
Alternatively, do you value serenity and a quieter lifestyle? Ensure you visit your target area at various times during the week do determine noise and level of busyness and if it suits your needs. Also look into beautiful walks and parks in the area so you can benefit from the convenience of an urban area and the tranquillity of the surrounding areas including National parks.
Sometimes the best way to get a feel for a suburb is to visit and spend time there at different times of the week. Visit the local shops, cafés and parks and speak to the locals to get a real understanding of the suburb.
The team at Professionals Padstow would love to hear your favourite suburbs within our area and why they are right for you. Please share your comments over at the I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.]]>
To show your ANZAC support this year, you can do so by attending one of the dawn vigils or memorial services that all serve as a way to commemorate the ANZACS.
One of the areas biggest marches will be held on Sunday 24 April, allowing diggers and the community to pay their respects and show their support. The march will begin at the Panania Diggers car park at 2.30pm leaving for the Cenotaph near the railway station at Panania.
On Monday 25th April:
Panania Diggers
Dawn Service at Panania Cenotaph, 4.30am followed by attendees breakfast at the Club plus entertainment. This will be followed by entertainment on the green from 12pm with Cambo and a free sausage sizzle from 3pm.
Padstow RSL
Dawn Service at 6am at Padstow War Memorial. Followed by 2UP from 1pm and entertainment from 2pm.
The Mill Hotel
Commemorate ANZAC DAY at The Mill Hotel as they host their annual outdoor two up arena and bar from 1pm as well as live music & the Saints VS Roosters game on the big screen! Their $5 breakfast starts at 8am until 12pm, to book now, phone 9771 2722 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you know of any local Anzac Day services or events, please share your comments over at our Facebook page.
Bankstown Arts Centre- School Holiday Family Screening: the LEGO Movie on 12 April 2016 from 10am-12pm
The Revesby Workers Club are hosting a great range of activities, events and movie screenings catering for all ages which include.
Minions screening Tuesday 12 April, doors open 10am for 10.30am, Free with ticket. Click here for details.
Ant-Man Screening Thursday 14 April, doors open 10am for 10.30am, Free with ticket. Click here for details.
Monday 18 & Wednesday 20 April- various times: LEGO Workshop- BRICKS 4 KIDZ. These school holiday programs are designed for kids ages 6 – 12 and are staffed by trained, screened BRICKS 4 KIDZ® instructors. Children will work and play with designated LEGO® Technic pieces such as gears, axles, electric motors and more! Click here for tickets.
The school holidays this year also coincide with National Youth Week, which celebrates young people across Australia. It runs from 8-17 April and there are some fantastic free events on offer including:
Saturday 9 April: 5 on 5 Bubble Soccer Bonanza- 1-5pm, Gazzard Park, Yagoona. Play other teams in inflatable bubbles for a chance to win great prizes for 12-24 year olds. Register here.
Tuesday 12 April: Bankstown Adventure Challenge 1-4pm, Paul Keating park, Bankstown. A scavenger hunt and amazing race mixed into one for 15-21 year olds. Register here.
Friday 15 April: Youth in Colour 12-5pm at Paul Keating Park. Free Colour Festival Zone including live entertainment, unlimited free rides, health, education and wellbeing activities.
The team at Professionals Padstow hope your children have a safe and enjoyable holiday break and if you know of any great school holiday events or activities within our area, please share your suggestions over at our I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.
If you are thinking of listing your home for sale this autumn, we have listed some ideas to get your home looking its best for the season.
These simple tips can really make the difference in selling your home this autumn and entice buyers to fall in love with your property.
If you are looking to sell your property, we encourage you to contact the team at Professionals Padstow. If you have any tips on maintaining your home this autumn, we would love you to share your ideas on our I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.
In early February over 500 people attended two meetings at Bankstown Sports Club who all sent a strong message that they are strongly opposed to the merger. The major concern for residents is that a new council would not be able to continue the level of service they have come to expect.
If it does go ahead, the merger will create the largest council in NSW, servicing around 351,000 residents. The NSW Government proposes some of the following benefits if the merger does proceed:
The Chambers Fleming Professionals Real Estate, Padstow team welcome your input on this important proposal that will potentially change the future of our local area, please share your comments at our I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.]]>
There are some areas buyers can look at to determine any workmanship issues and for any structural problems.
Termites can cause costly damage to any property, so it is important to look underneath a house to check the timber foundations as well as arranging a termite/pest inspection.
If the property has been freshly painted, it is worth taking an extra careful look as it may be hiding termite-damaged walls, mould or water leakage. Some areas to keep an eye out for is bubbling or staining of the new paint and it helps to get your inspection to use thermal imaging and moisture meters to be 100% sure.
Natural Light and Noise
Artificial lighting can often be used to hide the lack of natural light in a property. It is worth turning off lights and opening blinds/curtains when viewing a property to determine the amount of natural light.
It is also beneficial to open windows and determine the presence of any major external noise such as busy roads. It is also worthwhile visiting the property at different times of the day to get an accurate representation of the property.
It is estimated that 1/3 of all homes built before the 1990's contain asbestos. Asbestos can be found in the eaves of the roof, flooring, walls and more and also outside in garages, sheds and external toilets.
You can usually tell if asbestos is present by tapping the surface, as it will sound like hard glass. Asbestos that remains unbroken/sealed is not generally an issue however a professional should always remove it.
It pays to check the fuse box to determine if it has been upgraded with a safety switch and circuit breaker. Keep an eye out for any burn marks around power points and any issues with lighting fixtures, as this is a sign wiring needs to be checked by an electrician.
Water Damage
Damage caused by rising damp, water leakage or dampness can often leave a mildewy type smell, which is often very obvious. You may also notice stains on the ceiling or walls and outside, gutters or pipes may be rusted.
To be fully informed before proceeding to purchase a property, it always pays to have a professional building and pest/termite inspection.
The Chambers Fleming Professionals Real Estate, Padstow team welcome your tips for home inspections, please share your comments at our I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.]]>
The Arts Centre offers creative classes for pre-schoolers (aged 2-5 years), kids (aged 6-10 years) and youth (aged 11-15 years), which cater to varying levels of experiences with first term running from 6 February to 19 March.
The Centre also runs classes for adults aged from 16 years with classes ranging from creative printmaking and digital photography to ceramics and painting and drawing. These interactive classes are taught by professional artists and are a stimulating, friendly environment for enhancing your creative skills. To view class timetables and details, click here.
If you have yet to experience the Bankstown Arts Centre, the 'Dancing Under the Stars Festival' is a great first introduction, which will be held on 26 February from 4.00-8.00pm. The Festival will feature free performances, dance workshops, food stalls, kids activities and more.
Located at 5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown, this creative hub is a must to experience for all ages.
If you have had any positive experiences with the Bankstown Arts Centre or any other favourite cultural or arts programs within our area, please share your comments over at our I Love Padstow to Picnic Point Facebook page.]]>


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This is a very exciting time for us all, with the school having been judged as a good school (OFSTED 2013) and having once again achieved the best results ever in both Year 11 and Year 13 in summer 2015. We are ambitious about all that we do and focus our work on improving the academic attainment of all our students. The Carlton Academy is fortunate to have wonderful facilities, exceptional staff, motivated students and supportive parents.
We are sponsored by The Redhill Academy Trust, under the leadership of Andrew Burns, Executive Principal and a National Leader of Education. We believe that these partnerships give us the opportunity to continue our improvements and for the school to be recognised both locally and nationally as a truly outstanding school. We share the four Redhill core principles:
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Abbas Bagheri grew up in a war zone but it took coming to peaceful New Zealand to appreciate the respect Kiwis have for those who gave their lives in war.
Bagheri is one of 10 Hamilton-based Afghan interpreters who moved to the city last year to start a new life after risking his working for the New Zealand Defence Force and police in his home country.
Although it was Bagheri's second Anzac Day - he went to a service in Auckland three days after arriving in the country last year - yesterday was more special as he was able to march with the veterans and their families, and members of other agencies. "It was very nice and very good, and I'm proud that I am a member of the New Zealand people that came here and gathered at this ceremony," Bagheri said.
They were part of a huge crowd which some are labelling the biggest they have seen for many years, in spite of forecast thunderstorms.
Bagheri said that although a ceremony was held in his home province of Bamiyan, here he got to see "the special respect for the people that lost their life in the war and I understand how important they are".
Bagheri was a teenager when he first heard of the Kiwi culture while talking to soldiers involved in the provincial reconstruction team.
"Sometimes when with the soldiers and people in the bazaar, we spoke together and spoke about different cultures . . . most of the time we were talking, the main question I had was about the haka. It was very interesting for me."
Hamilton City Council city events manager Tracey Wood said the dawn service was "definitely" larger than last year.
It showed Hamilton people were full of national pride, she said.
Hamilton resident Bob Beveridge and wife Lyn were two of the several thousand who got up for the dawn service.
Although it was guilt more than anything for Bob Beveridge, who admitted it was his first Anzac service. He described it as "marvellous", with the music "very moving".
But Hamilton man Kevin Groom, 41, is a regular on Anzac Day.
Sporting his grandfather's and great-grandfather's 13 war medals proudly on his chest, he said he had been attending since he was a nipper.
With wife Zsuzsanna at his side, Groom said he came as a mark of respect for his great-grandfather Sam Brown - who served in both world wars - and his grandfather Thomas Skulander.
He also noticed a larger turnout than previous years.
Waikato University students Aidan Edwards, 21, and sister, Mischelle, 19, of Gisborne, arrived after a little bit after the dawn service to get a good spot for the civic service at 10am, which also boasted a big crowd.
Aidan Edwards was holding a photo of their grandmother, Rita Te Kawa, who served in the Women's Auxiliary Army Core between 1943 and 1946 - she died last month, aged 88.
Mischelle carried the group photo of Te Kawa and her four brothers, Lieutenant Nopera Te Kawa, Private Hemi Te Kawa, Ni Te Kawa and Popata Te Kawa who also served during World War II.
Hamilton man Andrew Baillie took his daughter, Cameron, 4, along and the pair were busy handing out homebaked Anzac biscuits to the mid-morning crowd. Baillie said the day ran deeper than baked goods - they also remembered both of his grandfathers who served at Gallipoli, Passchendaele, Crete, and in the RNZAF and J Force.
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Portsmouth have confirmed the appointment of Guy Whittingham as manager on a permanent basis.
Whittingham has been in caretaker charge at Fratton Park since the November departure of Michael Appleton to Blackpool.
And, despite the 48-year-old failing to save the club from relegation to League Two after they were deducted 10 points for going into administration, he is set to remain at the helm next term.
Iain McInnes, Portsmouth's new chairman following the successful takeover by the Pompey Supporters' Trust, said: "We are delighted to have a character of Guy's calibre in charge.
"He understands the club and what we are trying to achieve and he has shown in the past few months what he can do when he has the opportunity to work with a settled group of players."
Whittingham said: "I'm very pleased, it's something I wanted to do since taking over as caretaker.
"It's been a rollercoaster ride but we always believed we could show people that we were capable of doing the job.
"We believed that, once we got a settled side, we could show people what we can do. I'm glad the decision has been made and now we can get on with the planning."
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- Release: Aug 3, 2009
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- LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, (PS4)
- Mafia 3, (PS4)
- Forestry 2017 - The Simulation, (XONE)
- MX Vs. ATV Supercross Encore, (XONE)
- Tayutama 2: You're The Only One, (PC)
- Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare, (PS4)
- Hero Siege: Pocket Edition, (iOS)
- Get 'Em, (iOS)
- Quest To Aztlan, (iOS)
- Paranormal Minis, (iOS)
- Station Manager, (iOS)
- Iron Mission - Classic Arcade Shoot'em Up, (iOS)
- Epic Flail (Noxus Ltd), (iOS)
- 2-bit Cowboy Rides Again, (iOS)
- Dungeons Of Chaos Unity Edition, (iOS)
- Rule With An Iron Fish, (iOS)
- Heroes Of Loot 2, (iOS)
- Fi, Chris And The Apocalypse, (iOS)