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Hallett scores top five finishes in his events, while Clark places fifth in diving. FEDERAL WAY Olaf Olson is a state champion. But to hear him talk, one would think he finished in the lower half of the standings. I think I could have done better, the Spartan diver said. I think I just overworked it. I know Im capable of higher scores. But I was happy with how it turned out.
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- Feb 22, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
Roberts, Brooks and Lyons end their prep wrestling careers on a positive note. TACOMA Its not how you start, but how you finish. And three Bainbridge wrestlers are happy with how they rounded out Mat Classic XVIII last weekend at the Tacoma Dome. Brian Robert took sixth in the 160-pound category, while Ian Brooks placed eighth in the 152-pound category, while Anna Lyons finished first in her group at the girls invitational.
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- Feb 22, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
The popular 3-on-3 tournament makes its return March 5 to help public schools. Once again, HOOPFEST for B.E.S.T. will run the courts of Bainbridge schools. The one-day tournament, now 10 years old, will be held March 5 . It is open to boys and girls in grades 3 through 12.
Welsh earns state title on bars, third overall
- Feb 22, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
Despite a cold, she wins a share of a title with Anissa Madrid. TACOMA Marie Welsh was a bit under the weather on Friday. I was a little sick, but I pulled through it, Welsh said Friday of her all-around performance. Somewhere between the bitterly cold weather, the travel between Bainbridge, Tacoma and Bellevue, eating out at different places and sleeping in an unfamiliar bed from Thursday through Saturday, her cold got worse.
Usher, Smith make Hall of Fame
- Mar 1, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
Legends of lacrosse are honored for their work pioneering the sport on Bainbridge. Two names synonymous with lacrosse in Kitsap County have been recognized for their efforts by the Washington State Lacrosse Foundation. Laurie Usher and Everet Smitty Smith Sr., along with nine others, were part of the inaugural class for the WSLF Hall Of Fame.
Lanza makes the cut up north
- Mar 1, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
The Bainbridge High School alum joins the Canadian professional golf tour. Joe Lanza is taking a different path to the PGA Tour. The former Bainbridge High School and St. Marys College golf star is taking his game to the Canadian Pro Tour. He qualified at the Q School for the tour Feb. 14-17 held at Los Serranos Country Club in Chino Hills, Calif.
Heartbreak on the Hardwood -- girls basketball
- Feb 25, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
The Spartan girls are bounced from tournament play by Holy Names, 75-67. BELLEVUE The Bainbridge girls basketball team didnt suffer through a single losing streak during the regular season. But they picked a bad time to start one. The Spartans defeated Seattle Prep 49-41 last Friday, but lost to Issaquah 62-47 on Tuesday and dropped a heartbreaker to Holy Names 75-67 two days later.
Heartbreak on the Hardwood -- boys basketball
- Feb 25, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:39PM
ODea denies a state tourney berth to the Bainbridge boys, who fall 50-44. BELLEVUE All season long, ODea and Seattle Prep were the thorn in the Bainbridge boys basketball teams side, as the Spartans dropped three of four games to the two private schools in the regular season. In the playoffs, they went 0-2.
Gray, Gibler are All-Kitsap selections
- Mar 4, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
The juniors paced the Spartan boys to a solid record in the tough Metro League. The Bainbridge boys basketball team made big strides this season. Bolstered by several talented returners in Theo Miller, Coby Gibler, Chris Kelly, John Bruns, Austin Wood and newcomer Steven Gray, the Spartans had one of their best seasons in the Metro League, going 19-7 but falling just one win short of State.
All-Kitsap kudos for Gray, Picha and Salo
- Mar 4, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
The trio led the Spartan girls to their best-ever Metro mark. The Bainbridge girls basketball team exploded out of the gates but stumbled at the end of this season. With 10 returners and newcomer Brittany Gray, the Spartans won their first 12 games before losing to Chief Sealth.
Strong turnout has fastpitchers on rise
- Mar 8, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
A solid core of returning players will be backed up by a JV squad this season. Last year, everything was new for the Spartan fastpitch team. And Marci Morford admitted things were a little tense as they tried to get used to all the changes.
Hardballers ready to defend Metro title
- Mar 8, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
The starting infield returns intact, and senior C.J. Hall is back as staff ace. It was a Christmas-like atmosphere Monday with Bainbridge head baseball coach Jayson Gore passing out new gear for his players. Most of it was standard fare, as he handed out socks, pants, belts, travel bags and the like.
Only the title game will satisfy
- Mar 11, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
Lacrossers look to rebound after last years playoff exit to Issaquah. Last season, the Bainbridge boys lacrosse team did something they hadnt done since the 20th century: miss getting to the championship game. The Spartans went 12-4 and finished first in the Sound Conference, but were knocked out by Issaquah in the state semifinals last year, losing 11-10 in overtime at Memorial Stadium.
Spartan kickers bank on speed, smarts
- Mar 11, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
Even lower classmen have a license to kick butt this year. Practice for the Bainbridge boys soccer team wasnt much fun on Wednesday as the squad worked through the wind, rain and cold. The Spartans now hope to unleash an offensive storm of their own on the rest of the Metro League for the 2006 prep season.
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- Mar 11, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
Four Bainbridge kids won the 3rd-4th grade bracket at Hoopfest for B.E.S.T. on March 5. Ivy Terry, Isabella Todd, Sallie Marx and Maddie Ketcheside defeated several teams in the 3-on-3 tournament held at various schools. Its their second year of participating in Hoopfest.
Spartans fall to NK in hard-fought debut
- Mar 15, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:40PM
But players and coaches cite big improvements from a year ago. Although the Bainbridge fastpitch team opened its season with a 3-0 loss to North Kitsap on Monday, the score reflects how much the team has improved over the past year. Last year (against North) the score was a lot to a little, head coach Liz McCloskey said, recalling a 16-0 defeat.
Sports Roundup -- Peltier shines on the mound/JV hardballers split early pair/Lanza finishes in the money/Everyone wins at Hoopfest/Silver sisters shine in poo
- Mar 22, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:41PM
Even with their pitching staff in question, the Spartan varsity baseball team is still getting the job done. After earning a forfeit win over Rainier Beach on Friday, the Spartans traveled to Nathan Hale and defeated the Raiders 11-1 in five innings Monday.
Fastpitchers bang out 43 hits, two wins
- Mar 22, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:41PM
Aggressive hitting paces BHS to blowout wins over Beach, Hale. After a tense, exciting victory over their rival North Kitsap, the Bainbridge fastpitch team could have come in flat against Rainier Beach on Friday and Nathan Hale on Monday. But the Spartans took care of business by banging out 43 hits over two games, en route to 20-2 and 18-0 routs of the Raiders and the inexperienced Vikings.
Kickers work hard for a draw
- Mar 25, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:41PM
Spartans do well against ODea, Lakeside even with missing players. Some soccer coaches might not be happy with two ties in one week. But Bainbridge head boys soccer coach Anh Tran will take it especially if one of those ties comes against one of the top 3A teams in the state in Lakeside.
Spartans shut out Braves for home win
- Mar 25, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:42PM
Glass, Wagner combine to toss a five-hitter against visiting Blanchet. The Bainbridge baseball team is in a state of constant flux due to several players moving around to see who becomes the second and third starters. Tal Glass and Cameron Wagner did their part to keep things static for the moment.
Sports Roundup -- Bats work in fastpitch win/Seniors finish prep career
- Mar 25, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:42PM
The Bainbridge fastpitch team proved they can swing the bat against the good teams in the Metro League like Bishop Blanchet. Freshman Cara Thompson went 2 for 4 with a double and four RBIs as the Spartans scored early, then held on to defeat the Braves 6-5 Thursday at home.
Spartans outduel Mercer rivals
- Mar 29, 2006 at 12:00AM updated Jun 9, 2008 at 8:42PM
It marked the first Bainbridge win over the other islanders in three seasons. Rivalry games always bring out the best and worst in two teams, and Friday nights contest between the Bainbridge and Mercer Island boys lacrosse teams was no different. Its a major rivalry, Spartan head coach Jack Visco said, noting that he and assistant coach Dejon Hush led Mercer Island in 2001 when the Islanders defeated the Spartans for the first time in that programs history.
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"Yeah, I am and I learn more about my dad's cultural side every day," Holliday said. "The thing is – and I always tell Robert this when I made the comment in a coaching staff meeting – don't ever think an African American kid won't come to BYU. African Americans gravitate towards Polynesians because there's some similarities there. I'm enjoying it every day here and learning more about my dad's culture and really who I am by being here. I'm enjoying it. I look forward to being expressive in my Polynesian culture as well as my African American culture."
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|21 Mar 1989
|Filing date
|19 Feb 1987
|Priority date
|19 Feb 1987
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Melvin S. Coben
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|Coben Melvin S
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (15), Classifications (6), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to apparatus and methods for testing multiconductor data cables.
Multiconductor data cables are widely utilized in the data communications field. For example, such cables are employed in connecting remote terminals to computers. Data cables typically must provide many separate circuits to perform various specialized functions. Many common data cables are constructed according to the EIA (Electronic Industries Association) standard RS-232C. Cables according to this standard may have 25 separate conductors and may be provided at each end with connectors having 25 separate connecting elements such as pins or sockets. The individual pins or sockets of such connectors are designated according to a predetermined numbering scheme. In a simple or "straight through" cable, each connecting element of one connector is connected only to the corresponding element of the connector at the opposite end of the cable. Many cables, however, employ customized interconnection patterns. Thus, some of the conductors or elements in the connectors may be omitted. Also, some of the conductors may interconnect differently designated elements in the two conductors as, for example, where element number two of one connector is connected to element number three of the connector on the opposite end of the cable and vice versa. Also, some of the elements of a connector may be interconnected with one another. Testing all of the separate circuits provided by a typical data cable, and checking the pattern of interconnections in the cable is a difficult task. These difficulties are aggravated if an already installed cable must be tested. Thus, the two ends of the cable may be disposed in two different rooms.
Although numerous portable devices have been used by field service technicians for testing data cables, none of these have been truly satisfactory in all respects. Some simple devices can be used only where both ends of the cable are in close proximity to one another, and hence cannot be used to test an installed cable. Other portable cable testers which can be used to test an installed cable are expensive or are incapable of testing all aspects of cable configuration. Thus, there has been a significant need for improved data cable testing apparatus, and similar needs for improved methods of testing a data cable.
The present invention meets these needs.
One aspect of the present invention incorporates the realization that a common tool already possessed by every data communications technician, referred to as a "breakout box" can be a valuable adjunct in cable testing. A breakout box incorporates one or more connectors adapted to engage the connectors of a data cable and also includes a plurality of terminals. Each terminal on the breakout box is connected to one element in the connector on the box. The breakout box typically is connected by the technician to cables carrying actual signals, so that the technician can connect test apparatus to the individual terminals or so that the technician can deliberately interconnect different conductors in the cable by interconnecting the various terminals of the breakout box, as with jumper wires or the like. Heretofore, such breakout boxes have been used principally for testing the data processing equipment rather than for testing the cables per se.
Test apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention includes first test connector means, such as a standard plug, having a plurality of elements. The first test connector means is adapted to engage one of the multi-element cable connectors on the cable to be tested. The test connector means includes a plurality of elements, such as pins or sockets, corresponding to the elements in the cable connectors. These elements include in the test connector means one or more preselected common elements and a plurality of other elements. When the cable connector is engaged with the test connector means, each element in the cable connector is connected to the corresponding element of the test connector means. Source means are provided for applying a test signal to each common element of the first test connector means, and detector means are provided for detecting the presence or absence of the test signal at each of the other elements of the first test connector means and indicating whether or not the test signal is present at each of these other elements. For example, where the test connector means is , an RS-232C connector, the pin or socket in the number one position may serve as the common element. The detector means preferably includes means for providing a visible indication associated with each of the other elements in the test connector means as to whether or not the test signal is present. Thus, the detector means can include an illuminator such as a light emitting diode connected to each of the other elements in the test connector means. The power source means may be as simple as a potential source such as a battery connected to the common element in the first connector means, so as to apply the battery voltage as the test signal at the common element. The illuminators or light emitting diodes are arranged so that they will operate in response to the test signal, i.e., the battery voltage.
The test apparatus can be employed in cable testing methods according to a further aspect of the invention. One of the cable connectors on the cable to be tested is engaged with the test connector means, so that each element of the cable connector mates with the corresponding element on the first test connector means. The second cable connector, at the opposite end of the cable to be tested is engaged with the connector of a breakout box. Thus, each element of the second cable connector mates with an element of the connector on the breakout box and each element of the second cable connector is thus connected to a terminal of the breakout box. The test signal, such as the battery potential, is applied to the common element of the test connector means and carried through one conductor of the cable to the other end of the cable. Thus, the test signal is routed to a preselected terminal, designated as the common terminal, on the breakout box. By interconnecting the common terminal on the breakout box with other terminals on the breakout box, the test signal is successively routed to different elements of the second cable connector at the end of the cable remote from the test apparatus. Where there is a continuous circuit through the cable connecting the selected element of the second cable connector to an element of the first cable connector at the test apparatus, the test signal will be carried back to that element of the first cable connector nd hence to the corresponding element of the first test connector means. For example, where the cable to be tested conforms to the RS-232C standard, and the test connector is an RS-232C connector, the element at position number one in the test connector may be designated as the common element. So long as the cable has an intact lead connecting position number one at the first cable connector (engaged with the test connector) to position number one at the opposite cable connector (engaged with the breakout box) the test signal will be carried to the breakout box terminal associated with position number one. By interconnecting this terminal with the other terminals of the breakout box in sequence, the test signal can be applied to the elements of the second cable connector at each of the other positions, i.e., positions 2-25. If there is any interconnection between one of these elements and one of the elements 2-25 in the first cable connector, the test signal or battery potential will be carried back through that interconnection to the appropriate element in the first cable connector. Therefore, the test signal will appear at the corresponding element of the test connector and the associated illuminator will glow to indicate the connection. By observing which illuminators glow when any given terminal at the breakout box is interconnected with the common terminal, the technician can determine the pattern of interconnections between the first and second cable connectors in the cable.
Because the test signal is carried from the test apparatus to the breakout box over one conductor of the cable being tested and back from the breakout box to the test apparatus over the cable, there is no need to string temporary or jumper cables between the opposite ends of the cable under test. Therefore, methods and apparatus according to these aspects of the present invention are particularly well-suited for testing installed cables, as where the ends of the cables are disposed in different rooms. Further, because the breakout box provides a convenient way to select any circuit in the cable for testing, the test apparatus itself need not incorporate any provision for accomplishing this function. Therefore, the test apparatus can be extraordinarily simple and inexpensive.
Preferably, the test apparatus includes a second test connector means as well. The second test connector means is connected in parallel with the first. Thus, each element in the second test connector means is connected with the corresponding element in the first test connector means. Therefore, the first and second test connector means can be used interchangeably. The first test connector means ordinarily is a connector having one gender whereas the second test connector means is a similar connector having the opposite gender. This permits use of the test apparatus with cables of any gender. Moreover, as further explained below, the dual, parallel connected test connectors on the test apparatus can be used in a further cable test method for checking interconnections between elements on cable connectors even where the elements involved are not connected to the opposite end of the cable.
Other objects, features and advantages of the invention will be more readily apparent from the detailed description of the preferred embodiment set forth below, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view of a cable test apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary schematic view of the cable test apparatus shown in FIG. 1, together with a cable and a breakout box during one step of a method in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is schematic view similar to FIG. 2, depicting a step of a further method according to the invention.
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary schematic view showing portions of an apparatus in accordance with a further embodiment of the invention.
A cable tester according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a housing 30 having a front wall 32. A first test connector 34 and a second test connector 36 are mounted to a circuit board 38 within housing 30 so that connectors 34 and 36 protrude through holes 40 in front wall 32. Connectors 34 and 36 are both EIA RS-232C data cable connectors, each having 25 conductive elements arranged in a predetermined, standard pattern. First test connector 34 is a male connector. The conductive elements 42 of first test connector 34 are pins. Second test connector 36 is a female connector having elements 44 in the form of sockets. Each element 42 of first connector 34 is connected directly to the corresponding element 44 of second test connector 36. For example, pin on first test connector 34 is connected directly to socket on second connector 36, pin 2 on first test connector 34 is connected directly to socket 2 on second test connector 36 and so on. A battery holder 46 having a pair of terminals 48 and 50 is mounted within housing 30. The battery holder is arranged to engage a standard 9 volt transistor radio battery 52 so that predetermined opposite potentials will be applied to terminals 50 and 48 by the battery. Element 1 of each test connector 34 and 36 is a common element. These common elements--the common pin 1 of first test connector 34 and the common socket 1 of second test connector 36 are both connected to terminal 48 of the battery holder. Thus, when a battery is engaged in the holder these common elements will be maintained at a test potential corresponding to the potential at battery terminal or node 48 and different from the ground potential at terminal or node 50.
Each element of first test connector 34, other than common element or pin 1, is connected to one side of an individual illuminator or light emitting diode 54. Thus, pin or element 2 is connected to diode 54a, pin 3 is connected to diode 54b and so on. Because each element of the first test connector 34 is connected directly to the corresponding element of the second test connector 36, each element of the second test connector is also connected to the same diode as the corresponding element of the first test connector. Thus, socket 2 of second test connector 36 is connected to the same side of diode 54a as pin 2 on first test connector 34 and so on. The second pole of each diode 54 is connected to a bus 56 which in turn is connected to one side of a piezoelectric annunciator or buzzer 58. The other side of buzzer 58 is connected directly to the ground node or terminal 50 of battery holder 46.
The light emitting diodes 54 are physically mounted on circuit board 38 in an ordered, linear array. Typically, all of diodes 54 are formed as elements in a preassembled diode array and this preassembled diode array is physically attached to the circuit board. The diodes 54 are positioned on the circuit board so that they are aligned with a hole 60 in the front face 32 of housing 30. A translucent label 62 covers hole 60 and diodes 54. Label 62 has individual indicia 64 corresponding to the individual diodes. These indicia are aligned with the diodes so that each diode 54 is disposed behind indicia calling out the element number associated with that diode. For example, diode 54a is connected to element number two on each of test connector means 34 and 36, and this diode is aligned behind the numeral "2" on label 62. As will be appreciated, light emitting diodes 54a and buzzer 58 serve to detect the presence of the test potential from battery terminal or node 48 at any of the elements 2-25 of either connector 34 or 36. If the common element 1 of connector 34 is somehow connected to element 2 on either or both of connectors 34 or 36, the test potential from node 48 will be applied to diode 54a, thus causing a current to flow through the diode and causing diode 54a to illuminate. The illuminated diode 54a will illuminate the numeral "2" on label 62, thus indicating that the test potential is present at element 2 of one of the test connectors 34 or 36. Also, when the test potential from terminal or node 48 is applied to any of elements 2-25 on either of test connectors 34 or 36, the test potential is applied through the associated diode to one side of annunciator or buzzer 58 which produces an audible tone in response.
As will be readily appreciated, the test apparatus according to this aspect of the present invention is extraordinarily simple and hence extraordinarily economical and reliable. It has no moving parts or switches whatsoever and requires no maintenance other than periodic renewal of the battery. As the device draws power only briefly during each test, average power consumption typically is so low that battery life is limited by self-discharge rather than power consumption.
The test apparatus according to this embodiment of the present invention can be utilized in conjunction with a conventional breakout box 80. The breakout box per se is a conventional tool used by data communications technicians. As is well-known, the breakout box typically includes at least one, and usually two, breakout box connectors 82, which are also multi-element connectors. The particular breakout box illustrated has two breakout box connectors 82 and 84, connector 82 being a female RS-232C connector and connector 84 being the corresponding male RS-232C connector. Each element of connector 82 is associated with an accessible terminal in a terminal array 86 and electrically connected thereto. Thus, socket 1 of connector 82 is electrically connected to terminal 1 of the terminal array 86, socket 2 of connector 82 is connected to terminal 2 of the same array 86 and so on. A jumper cable 88 is provided for selectively interconnecting the terminals on the breakout box with one another.
In one test method according to the present invention, the aforementioned test apparatus and breakout box are employed to test a data cable 90 having a first multi-element cable connector 92 at a first end, a second multi-element connector 94 at the opposite, second end of the cable and a plurality of conductors 96 interconnecting the elements of these two cable connectors. The object of the test is to verify the pattern of interconnections between the elements of the two cable connectors. The cable connectors of course are configured to mate with the test connectors 34 and 36 on the test apparatus, and with the similar breakout box connectors 82 and 84 on breakout box 80. In the test, first cable connector 92 is engaged with first test connector 34 so that each element of the first cable connector 92 mates with the corresponding element of first test connector 34. The second cable connector 94 is engaged with breakout box connector 82, so that the elements of second cable connector 94 mate with the corresponding elements of the breakout box connector. Thus, each element in second cable connector 94 is connected to one of the terminals 86 on the breakout box. Because the terminals 86 are associated with the elements of connector 82 in a predetermined order, the interconnections between the elements of connector 94 and the terminals 86 of the breakout box will always be known. Thus, element or pin 1 of connector 94 will always be connected to terminal 1 of the breakout box, whereas pin 2 of connector 94 will always be connected to terminal 2 on the breakout box and so on.
The battery 52 in the test apparatus applies the test potential to common element 1 of first test connector 34, and hence to the corresponding socket 1 of first cable connector 92. The conductor 96 extending between socket 1 of first cable connector 92 and pin 1 of second cable connector 94 will carry the test potential to that pin, and hence the test potential will be applied to terminal 1 of the terminal array 86 on the breakout box. Thus, terminal 1 of the breakout box terminal array serves as a common terminal, carrying the test potential. Jumper cable 88 is then employed to connect terminal 1 of the breakout box to each of the other terminals in terminal array 86 in succession, one terminal at a time. Thus, the test potential is applied in succession to each of the elements 2-25 in second cable connector 94.
By monitoring the illumination of diodes 54 in the test apparatus, the technician can determine the pattern of interconnections between the ends of cable 90. For example, the conductor extending between elements 23 of connectors 92 and 94 is an ordinary "straight through" conductor, extending between correspondingly numbered elements of both cable connectors. Therefore, when the jumper cable 88 is engaged with terminal 23 of terminal array 86, the test potential will be applied through this conductor to element 23 of first test conductor 34 and hence the associated diode 54c will illuminate, thus illuminating the numeral "23" on label 62. Also, annunciator 58 will emit a tone. By contrast, the conductors 96 on pins 2 and 3 of connector 94 are inverted within the cable, so that element 2 of second cable connector 94 is connected to element 3 of first cable connector 92, and vice versa. When jumper cable 88 is engaged with terminal 2 of the breakout box, diode 54b will illuminate and will light the numeral "3" on label 62 on the front of the test apparatus, whereas when terminal 3 on the breakout box is engaged the numeral "2" will be illuminated by diode 54a. Also, when terminal 24 is engaged, there will be no sound emitted and none of the diodes will illuminate because terminal 24 on second test conductor 94 is not connected through any of the conductors 96 to any of the elements on first test connector 92. Element 25 of the second cable connector 94 is connected through to element 25 of the first cable connector 92, but this element is interconnected with element 24 on the first cable connector by a local jumper 99. Thus, when terminal 25 of the breakout box terminal array 86 is engaged by the jumper cable 88, both diodes 54d and 54e will illuminate, thus illuminating both numerals "24" and "25" on the test apparatus.
This test method offers a simple way for the technician to determine all of the end-to-end connections within the data cable 90. Because the breakout box provides convenient terminals for interengagement with the jumper cable 88, there is no need for the technician to fumble with a delicate probe such as might be necessary to directly probe individual pins or sockets of the data cable. Moreover, the test can be conducted even where the data cable is installed and extends between remote locations, such as where the data cable has one end in one room and another end in another room. A technician working at one end with a helper at the opposite end of the cable can conduct the test as described. Typically, the helper and technician would remain in communication by telephone during the test.
As will be apparent, the test described above requires a reliable straight through interconnection between element 1 in cable connector 92 and element 1 in cable connector 94 so as to carry the test signal to the breakout box. Ordinarily, this poses no problem because most data cables utilize the "1" position as a frame ground connection. However, in certain rare situations the frame ground connection is omitted. To deal with these situations, a temporary jumper cable can be installed at the unused test connector. For example, a jumper cable can be installed between common element 1 and element 23 of second test connector 36, to thereby connect element 23 of first test connector 34 to the test potential from node 48. In effect, element 23 is converted into a common element and terminal 23 of the breakout box terminal array becomes the new common terminal. The remainder of the test is performed substantially as described above.
Test apparatus according to a further embodiment of the invention is provided with an internal switch for selectively interconnecting test potential nodes with different elements on the test connector to facilitate use of different elements as the common element. As shown in FIG. 4, a double pole, double throw switch 106 is provided for connecting element 1 of test connectors 34' and 36' either to the test potential node 48' as shown in solid lines or to one of the diodes 54' and for connecting element 25 of the test connectors either to test potential node 48' or to one of the diodes 54'. The double pole, double throw switch 106 is arranged so that when element 1 is connected to the test potential node 48' element 25 is connected to one of the diodes, and vice versa. Thus, by actuating switch 106, the technician can use either element 1 or element 25 as the common element.
The test method as described above provides useful information regarding the end-for-end interconnections in the cable, and also some information about jumpers, such as jumper 99 (FIG. 1) installed between some of the elements in individual cable connectors. However, this test does not identify all possible configurations. As shown in FIG. 3, one of the cable connectors 94' may include elements, such as the elements 24 and 25, which are interconnected with one another but which are not connected to the corresponding elements of the other cable connector 92'. The test method illustrated in FIG. 3 can be employed to test for this condition. Here, the first test connector 34 of the test apparatus is linked in a "straight through" connection to breakout box connector 82. This may be accomplished either by directly engaging connector 34 with breakout box connector 82 or, as shown, by connecting a known "straight through" data cable patch cord 100 between these two connectors. Thus, each element of first test connector 34 is connected to the corresponding element of the breakout box connector and hence to the corresponding pin in the pin array 86. Common element 1 of connector 34 is thus again connected to terminal 1 on the breakout box, so that terminal 1 serves as a common terminal carrying the test potential from test potential node 48.
One cable connector 94' of the data cable 90' to be tested is engaged with the second test connector 36, so that each element of the data cable connector 94' mates with the corresponding element of the test connector 36. Jumper cable 88 is again employed to sequentially interconnect common terminal 1 with the other terminals on the breakout box. Of course, because all of the terminals of first test connector 34 are connected "straight through" to the corresponding terminals of the first test connector 34, the test potential will always be applied to one of the terminals on the first test connector 34 during each such interconnection using the jumper cable 88. Therefore, the diode 54 corresponding to the engaged terminal in the terminal array 86 will always illuminate. For example, where terminal 3 is engaged, diode 54b will glow and illuminate numeral "3." However, because the first and second test connectors 34 and 36 are connected to one another, and because connector 94' is engaged with the second test connector, any interconnection of the elements in cable connector 94' will transmit the test potential back through to a second diode, causing two diodes to illuminate simultaneously. For example, where terminal 24 is engaged, the test potential is transmitted not only to diode 54d but also to diode 54e by the interconnection between elements 24 and 25 of cable connector 94'. Thus, the technician can identify any interconnections between elements of a cable connector by noting the illumination of two diodes simultaneously. This test alone does not tell the technician whether the elements of cable connector 94' are interconnected within that cable connector or whether both elements are connected through conductors to the opposite cable connector 92' and interconnected there. However, in conjunction with the end-for-end interconnection data derived from the test illustrated in FIG. 2, the technician can determine where the interconnection lies. Also, this test typically is repeated but applied to the opposite cable connector 92'. In this repeat test, the roles of the first and second test connectors 34 and 36 are reversed to provide the proper gender. Thus, second test connector 36 is linked to breakout box connector 84 and the terminal array 87 associated with that connector 84 is employed in the test, while cable connector 92' is engaged with first test connector 34. In other respects, the repeat test is exactly the same.
As will be readily appreciated, numerous variations and combinations of the features described above can be employed. Merely by way of example, annunciator 58 can be omitted or replaced by a fixed resistor. Also, the diodes 54 can be replaced by any other form of illuminator. Visual indicators other than illuminators can be employed as well. Moreover, although it is definitely preferred to use a simple potential as supplied by battery 52 as the test signal, other test signals, such as predetermined wave forms or the like can be applied to the common element, provided that the detectors incorporated in the test apparatus can detect these other signals. The apparatus and methods described above can be employed with any form of multi-conductor data cable and with any type of connector, provided that the test connectors and data cable connectors will mate with one another. Thus, the apparatus can be made with any configuration of test connector as required. Also, multiple test connectors can be provided with various configurations on the same test apparatus. As these and other variations and combinations of the features described above can be utilized without departing from the invention as defined by the claims, the foregoing description of the preferred embodiments should be taken as illustrating and not as limiting the invention as defined in the claims.
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Over the past year, the band Shinedown has been working on a new album. On January 3rd Shinedown plans to release a new song to Q103 called 'Bully'. The album will be released in the Spring followed by a tour.
Shinedown Hard At Work On New Album
This summer Shinedown began work on a follow up to their massive 2008 album, The Sound Of Madness and according to frontman Brent Smith the band is putting in long hours at the studio.
Shinedown To Enter Studio Next Month
Twitter is a very powerful thing. Shinedown's Brent Smith used it to let everyone know that him and his band will head into the studio next month to start work on their next album.


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Australia surge into ascendancy
Australia ended day one of the fourth npower Ashes Test at Headingley Carnegie in the driving seat largely thanks to a riotous bowling display from their battery of seam bowlers.
The tourists headed into this morning's game 1-0 down in the series and knew defeat would hand back the famous urn to their opponents. However they produced a clinical, all-round display to put themselves in a great position to level the series.
Bowling out England for a scant 102 in only 33.5 overs, the tourists then made their way to 196 for four to earn a lead of 96 by the end of a breathless first day in Leeds.
On a day in which 14 wickets fell for a cost of 298 runs it Michael Clarke and Marcus North who ended the day unbeaten on 34 and seven respectively.
After Andrew Flintoff was originally ruled out and Matt Prior suffered a late injury scare with a back spasm in the warm-up, England skipper Andrew Strauss won the toss and opted to bat first amid sunny skies and an expectant, capacity crowd.
That was about as good as it got however, with the tone being firmly set with the opening ball of the day; a swinging, good length Ben Hilfenhaus delivery that nipped back and was unfortunate to not to account for Strauss as he lunged forward and was struck on the pad suspiciously in-line with the stumps.
Australia got their man shortly afterwards with Marcus North pouching a superb one-handed catch at third slip after Strauss flashed at a Peter Siddle delivery that was angled across him for just three.
Eleven for one soon became 16 for two as Ravi Bopara continued his uncertain form to fall for one, the right-hander fending a stock Hilfenhaus ball to Mike Hussey in the gully.
Ian Bell looked solid as he found the rope twice in attempting to wrestle back the momentum, but he too was swept up for eight after gloving a rising Mitchell Johnson ball through to Brad Haddin.
With England teetering at 39 for three they badly needed an innings of substance from Paul Collingwood. But Stuart Clark tempted him into a fiddling at an outswinger in the infancy of his innings that ended in the hands of Ricky Ponting for nought.
Opener Alastair Cook, who had watched the precession from the other end and looked a rare bright spot during a wretched morning for England, added to the home side's panic when he fell for 30 to Clark after nicking into the hands of Michael Clarke at first slip.
Stuart Broad, England's new number seven, fell to what turned out to be the last ball before lunch when he turned a short ball from a rejuvenated Clark to short-leg Simon Katich for three.
That left the hosts in all sorts of peril at 62 for seven at the interval, with things getting quickly worse after the restart as Graeme Swann tamely drove a Siddle ball to Clarke at first slip for nought.
Australia looked like picking up wickets at will, and Siddle cleaned up Steve Harmison for another duck when he offered a regulation chance to Haddin.
James Anderson came and went quickly, though thankfully for a single that not only brought up England's 100, but kept up his remarkable record of no ducks in 53 Test innings.
He perished for just a single gloving a brutish Siddle ball that rose sharply and took the glove, Haddin taking the resulting catch.
Graham Onions lasted just one ball as he became the innings' fourth duck, harshly judged to have gloved another nasty ball from the nevertheless excellent Siddle.
Katich took the catch at short-leg to leave Siddle with 5-21, Clark with 3-18 as well as England in a daze as to how they had been rifled out in 33.5 overs on a decent-looking strip.
England were desperate for the early wickets that would give them the momentum and the backing of the 18,000-strong crowd - however Anderson's first two balls were summarily dismissed through point for four by Shane Watson.
The recalled Harmison offered England slight hope when he snared Katich in his first over for the game's fifth duck, the paceman hurrying on a nasty short ball that the left-hander could only help into the hands of a diving Bopara at leg-gully.
However, Ponting responded magnificently in thrashing a number of boundaries as he seized on a plethora of short-pitched bowling.
The Australia captain dispatched Onions high over square-leg for a towering six to fully assert his authority, rollicking his side along at around eight runs-per-over as they passed 50.
The tourists continued in a similar vein in the aftermath of the interval, Watson in particular displaying some savage pulls that helped him to his fourth Test fifty.
However, having acknowledged the crowd he was duly sent packing by Onions who managed to sneak one past a drive and have him leg-before for 51.
Ponting then surprisingly followed him back for a superbly-made 78 when Broad picked him up in the same manner, sliding in a ball that would have hit leg stump had it not thumped into his front pad.
Hussey began imperiously with two straight drives for four, however he too fell to a persevering Broad for 10 lbw playing round a ball that Hawkeye decreed would have knocked back his leg stump.
It was left to Clarke and North to see out the day for Australia, a period that was not without incident either as Clarke was hugely fortunate to survive an appeal for caught behind when he fended a Harmison delivery off the wrist off his glove.


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Conservative actor and writer Chuck Norris argued for local and parental control of education, as advocated by the author of the Declaration of Independence, the founder of the Library of Congress, and America's Third President – Thomas Jefferson.
"Jefferson – as well as most of the other founders – couldn't ever imagine that public education would be controlled by the federal or even state governments," Norris wrote in a Sunday op-ed. Instead, the founders believed education "should be run and funded by parents and those in local communities or wards."
Norris quoted a 1784 bill Jefferson proposed in the state of Virginia, which divided counties into even smaller school districts of 5-6 square miles. The districts, counties, states, and the federal government would each have their own authority, Jefferson explained, so as to provide checks and balances for each other. more >>
The White House has posted a response to the petition to stop the deportation of the Romeikes, a homeschooling family from Germany. The White House does not respond to issues before the courts, the response said, but they understand why parents would value the freedom to homeschool.
"But while we can't comment on this particular issue," the White House wrote, "we know that homeschooling is a popular option for many parents pursuing high academic standards for their children. Homeschooling can provide young people with the resources and attention they need to succeed academically, and we understand why their parents value this freedom."
The White House has agreed to provide an official response to any petition that receives at least 100,000 signatures. The petition received 127,258 signatures. more >>
The odds that the U.S. Supreme Court will take the case of the Romeikes, a German homeschooling family that the U.S. Justice Department is seeking to deport, are better than average, the family's legal representative, Michael Farris, said Tuesday on "The Mike Huckabee Show".
Farris, who is chairman of the Homeschool Legal Defense Association, reminded people, though, that the odds of a case being heard by the Court are about one in 100. So better than average for a case to be heard by the Court, five in 100 or 10 in 100, is still a long shot.
"Being a Baptist like yourself, I don't have the gift of prophecy," Farris joked. "But we have a good case. We have a decent shot. We have all the legal reasons. So, if someone there [in the Supreme Court] wanted to do the right thing, they will have all the proper legal ammunition for them to do so." more >>
A 31-year-old electrician, father of seven and pastor from Tempe, Ariz., who once wished President Barack Obama would die of brain cancer like Ted Kennedy, came under fire from Irish citizens last week after he declared that the Bible says "gays should be executed" and he supports the teaching.
In a lengthy discussion on Ireland's Classic Hits 4fm radio station that was posted on YouTube, Pastor Steven Anderson of the Faithful Word Baptist Church sparred with callers over his views covering issues such as spanking, sex, modesty, homeschooling and homosexuality. The man's responses made some people so upset they swore at him.
"Well the Bible teaches actually that gays should be executed. Because it actually says in Leviticus 20:13 that if a man also lie with mankind as he lies with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination, they shall surely be put to death, their blood shall be upon them," said Anderson in the just over one-hour session. Prior to that, he had argued that women who wear mini-skirts were dressing like "whores" and that it was inappropriate for women to wear pants. more >>
Advancing the goal of tolerance in society may require denying parents the right to determine their children's education, the U.S. Justice Department argued in a legal brief for the case of a German homeschooling family seeking asylum.
The Romeikes fled to the United States from Germany when they were faced with heavy fines and the possibility of having their children taken away from them for choosing to homeschool rather than send their children to the German public schools. They chose to homeschool because they believed the public schools were teaching their children lessons antithetical to their evangelical Christian beliefs.
Though they were initially granted asylum by a district judge, an immigration court and the Justice Department has sought to send them back to Germany. In May, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the Justice Department. The Justice Department's June 26 brief is in response to a request for a rehearing of the case filed by the Home School Legal Defense Association, which is representing the Romeikes. more >>
The Justice Department said German laws outlawing homeschooling do not constitute persecution and they want a German homeschooling family kicked out of the United States, according to a briefing filed in a high profile asylum case.
"The goal in Germany is for an open, pluralistic society," the Justice Department brief states in their battle against the Romeike family. "Teaching tolerance to children of all backgrounds helps to develop the ability to interact as a fully functioning citizen in Germany."
Germany has a national law requiring children to either attend public school or a government-approved private school. more >>


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Andon-Reid Inn Bed and Breakfast, a Seleccione la propiedad del Registro, es un lugar especial en el que puede perderse en nuestras visitas de cortesía a las montañas y encontrar la soledad que tanto necesitan. Venga y disfrute de los espectaculares paisajes y el aire fresco y limpio. Construido en 1902, Rachel y Ron le dan la bienvenida con un ambiente cálido, agradable y relajante. Las lujosas habitaciones acogedoras, cada una con baño privado y chimenea, asegura que su estancia sea una experiencia memorable. Un estudio de sala de recreo y fitness que incluye los equipos comerciales de ejercicios, sauna de calor seco, Wii Sports, mesa de tejo, billar y dardos para su enjoyment.We están a poca distancia del centro de Waynesville donde se puede disfrutar de maravillosas tiendas, restaurantes, y la singularidad de un pueblo pequeño, el Andon-Reid Inn seguramente será su hogar lejos de casa. Un lugar para relajarse y decir ahhh totalmente.
5 en agosto 01, 2016
We traveled to North Carolina in June and thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Andon Reid Inn. Our room was beautiful, George and Andrea were so sweet, and the town of Waynesville is a hidden gem in NC. We will definitely be back in the near future.
5 en mayo 07, 2016
Before we even walked through the door, we knew we were in for a wonderful stay. George greeted us by the car, helped with the bags, and gave us the grand tour. The house is gorgeous and the views even more so. We stayed in the Blue Ridge Room, the sheets and bed were sublime. Unfortunately, our trip had to be cut short because of an illness but Andrea and George could not have been more warm, welcoming, and sympathetic. My mom greatly enjoyed the delicious breakfast and we cannot wait to return to actually complete our stay, sans illness! I have stayed in many bed and breakfasts, both in the US and abroad, and Andrea & George are among the very best hosts I have ever had.
5 en abril 25, 2016
My husband and I enjoyed an extended weekend at this Inn recently, and I can't say enough about how wonderful the experience was! The house is beautiful, and the rooms are meant to welcome. The details in decorating are amazing! Andrea and George are incredibly hospitable. Their breakfasts are fantastic, and they are willing to make reasonable adjustments. (One breakfast was a true 'Southern' breakfast with sausage gravy, but when I asked for the breakfast without the gravy...gasp for Southerners!...they were more than happy to accommodate.) I would definitely consider a return visit.
5 en abril 22, 2016
Andon-Reid is an excellent B&B with many amenities. In case you want to stay in, you can relax on the lawn, play in the game room, or enjoy some chocolate and coffee in the living room. The rooms are clean and quite. George and Andrea were excellent hosts and their breakfasts were amazing. Also, I highly recommend the the Mountain View room where we stayed. The mornings are incredible as you watch the sun rise on the neighboring mountain while enjoying coffee from your room's keurig. April is a beautiful time of year to visit the eastern side of the Great Smoky Mountain Park and the surrounding community which don't suffer from the massive influx of tourists. Also, Asheville and the main entrance to the Smoky Mountain Park are just a short 30-45 minute drive away from the B&B. We will return again to the Andon-Reid.
5 en marzo 12, 2016
What a wonderful historical B&B. Gracious host and attentive to every detail. Clean well appointed rooms with romantic charm and fireplaces. Located in the wonderful charming town of Waynesville NC, it is walking distance or minutes in a car from some extraordinary dining. Highly recommend.
5 en febrero 22, 2016
Nothing negative to say cozy and close to nice town of Waynesville do not expect to have super view of the mts
5 en febrero 21, 2016
This was our third time over the last 8 years to stay here. The B and B is under new ownership now and the service is still second to none. We fully enjoyed our stay with them.
5 en enero 21, 2016
My husband and I decided to take a little holiday getaway before the Christmas holiday. We enjoyed every moment of our stay at Andon-Reid Inn. The grand living room gave picturesque views of the Blue Ridge Mointains. Daily homemade sweet treats (coconut macaroons, yellow cake with chocolate icing) were waiting for you when you check in. The rooms were beautifully decorated in the homes style. The mountain room we stayed in had a porch that was perfect for morning coffee from our Keurig and a mountain view! George and Andrea were completely hospitable and met our every need. We were so happy we found the Andon-Reid Inn and can't wait to visit again!
5 en enero 12, 2016
Stayed here once two years ago. So good then, we came back a second time this December: it did not disappoint! Everything was excellent, the food, things to do, room, host service. Plan on going back again, best B&B me and my wife have ever stayed at.
5 en enero 07, 2016
Having Andon-Reid Inn as my first experience at a Bed & Breakfast was one of the best ideas I've had in a long time. George met us when we arrived and immediately made us feel at home. A tour of this beautiful house came next along with a brief history of the property. We stayed in the Magnolia Suite which was located on the 2nd floor. This room was amazing. Amenities as the king sized bed, 2 person Jacuzzi tub to the large enclosed porch made this room 5 stars itself. I highly recommend the Magnolia! Breakfast was served every morning and it exceeded our expectation as well. A game room located on the lower level will keep anyone busy with exercise equipment, various pub style entertainment and a large assortment of board games. The owners were great people who really have a passion for making your stay as amazing as possible. The town of Waynesville is a short walk away and has plenty of shops and restaurants for everyone. Great location. I highly recommend Andon-Reid...
King size bed, Large sitting area, full lenth private screened sunroom with garden and mountain views, fireplace, wet bar with mini refrigerator, 2 person Jacuzzi tub, ceiling fans, stereo system, hair dryer, coffeemaker,iron and ironing board, individual temperature control, smoke & c/o detectors and air conditioning. (summer) This room has it all!
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: $195 - $195
A beautifully bright and cheery room with a private balcony overlooking spectacular mountain views. Queen bed, fireplace, claw foot tub with shower, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, coffee maker, ceiling fan, air conditioning (summer) and individually controlled temperature.
: $155 - $155
: $155 - $155
The Blue Ridge Room is a luxurious room with king-sized bed, spacious sitting area with loveseat for reading and relaxing, gas fireplace and en-suite bathroom with large walk-in shower. This was the room of the original architect and owner of this historic house and features ceiling fan, desk, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, individual temperature control, air conditioning. (summer) mini-refrigerator, and Keurig coffee maker
: $175 - $175
: $175 - $175
Large suite with majestic King bed, two fireplaces, Jacuzzi tub for two and separate shower. There is a cozy sitting area in front of the fireplace. For your convenience you have a mini-refrigerator, chenille robes, Keurig coffee maker, complimentary WIFI and great breakfast are included as well as many more amenities.
: $195 - $195
: $195 - $195
Three large windows overlook the dogwoods in this inviting lodge-themed room. A working gas fireplace, queen bed, bathrobes, mini-fridge, air conditioning (summer) and a private bath are provided for your comfort. There is a comfortable sitting area in front of the fireplace for two. Complimentary WiFi and a scrumptious breakfast is provided.
: $155 - $155
: $155 - $155
Our new and largest suite with the Inn's only room with a TV has all the comforts - a two person jacuzzi, walk-in glass shower with body jets, 42 inch color flat screen TV, king bed, private entrance from the outside and inside. mini-refrigerator, Keurig coffee & tea maker. A beautifully decorated suite.
: $215 - $215
: $215 - $215
This elegant, private suite stands on the site of the original 1902 Carriage House, justa a few feet from the main Inn building. The spacious Carriage House Suite has a fireplace, king size bed, Jacuzzi tub, bay window, hard wood floor, vaulted ceiling shower with body sprays, mini-refrigerator, air conditioning/ heat with a heated bathroom floor. Complimentary WIFI and a scrumptious 3 course breakfast is provided.
: $205 - $205
: $205 - $205
Zona rural, Montañas, Ciudad pequeña
Asheville, NC (AVL) 35 miles
Tome la carretera I-40 hasta la salida 27 en la autopista 19/23-74 oeste a Waynesville salida 102 gira a la derecha en la señal de stop en Russ Ave.. Continúe hasta el séptimo semáforo y girar a la derecha en Main Street. Usted continuará en la calle principal de aproximadamente 1.1 millas y gire a la derecha en Balsam Drive. Continúa por 0,04 millas y gire a la derecha en Clifton. Al final de Clifton Gire a la izquierda de la margarita Ave.and somos la segunda casa a la izquierda.
Compra de Antigüedades, Acuario, Galerías de Arte , Casino, Sala de conciertos, Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet, De Interés Histórico, Música en vivo, Cine, Museo, Parques Nacionales, Área natural, Blue Ridge Parkway, Teatro, Área de picnic, Servicios Religiosos, Río, Area de esquí , Zoo
Historic Inn
Ordenador, Salas de Conferencia, Fotocopiadora, Reproductor de DVD, Fax, Microondas, Estacionamiento, TV por Satélite/Cable, Sauna, TV, Juegos de videoconsola, Teléfono, VCR, Vídeos, Instalaciones para Bodas, Gimnasio , Gameroom con Wii Sports
Aire acondicionado, Despertador, Productos de Cortesía, Albornoces, Juegos de mesa, Reproductor de CD, Ventiladores de techo, Instalaciones para café/té, Escritorio, Chimenea, Refrigerador , Secador, Jacuzzi/bañera con hidromasaje, Tabla de planchar, Biblioteca, Radio, Servicio de Descubierta, Wet bar, Wi-Fi
Pistas para bicicletas, Bicicletas, Billares, Observación de aves, Pasear en barca, Pistas para esquí de fondo, Esquí Alpino, Pescar, Jugar al golf, Pistas para senderismo, Montar a caballo, Herraduras, Pasear en kayak, Pistas para Mountain Bike, Equipo de ejercicio comercial, Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés, Alquiler de esquís, Rafting en los rápidos
Totalmente servido Siéntate
Dietético , Alimentación particular
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Frittata de México
Las alcachofas, salsa, huevos, tres quesos, cebollas verdes, y especias al horno a un marrón dorado y servido con un plato de carne y pan de maíz de este desayuno sin duda hará las delicias de everyone.Served con maíz casera, mantequilla de miel y kielbasa.


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Saw this link from St. Louis, talking about whether the Cards are "too homer dependent." Thought it was an interesting study, for any baseball fan.
But it's even more interesting for a Reds fan. Any guess as to where the Reds fall on the list of homer-dependency (that is to say, what percentage of runs are scored as a result of the longball)?
Certainly the ballpark factors play into this, as much as the kinds of hitters a team has. But check it out. Discuss. That's what we do to fill the time during late August non-contending years.


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Digital Mandala Art Designs
Eyes On the Platte Mural Projects.
Our collaborative murals began with our guest artist Mary Vaughan planning our design themes, measuring and constructing over 90 wooden panels and creating the layouts of different sections that ultimately was created and painted by the students. Enjoy the slide show of the work in many stages and progress.
Thank you to our funding partners.
Nebraska Arts Council:
"THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL, A STATE AGENCY, HAS SUPPORTED THIS ARTS EVENT THROUGH ITS MATCHING GRANTS PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE AND THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, AND THE NEBRASKA CULTURAL ENDOWMENT. VISIT www.nebraskaartscouncil.org FOR INFORMATION ON HOW THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL CAN ASSIST YOUR ORGANIZATION."
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iPad Bird Sketches
Middle School students used their iPads and the app Sketches to create their Nebraska bird drawings. It has a good video on how to use the app. A great site we use that is very informative is What Bird. It allows the students to research about their particular bird with visuals, and audio. They can actually listen to the sound of their bird they chose.
Tapestry Weaving
Students in 8th grade created some wonderful weavings! People learned to weave thousands of years ago using natural grasses, leafstalks, palm leaves, and thin strips of wood. Students could choose a traditional weaving design or a modern design of their choice.
Students learned about Navajo rugs; from the shearing of sheep for wool, to weaving on cardboard looms. Today weaving ranks as a major industry in many countries. Tapestry weaving has been known for hundreds of years in diverse cultures. In the 13th and 14th centuries the Church recognized the value of tapestries in illustrating Bible stories to its illiterate congregations.
What do artists DRAW?
Pop Artist's Shout Out
Cubism Value Paintings
Students started out with a study on Chromatic Value Scales. Using white tempera paint and one other color, they created a value scale with 12 changes. The art of Cubism was then introduced focusing on Picasso's work in analytical cubism.
Name Designs
Digital Self_Portraits
Visual Self-Collage
Students were asked to reflect on how they visualize themselves through words and images that best represent themselves. They needed to include their dreams, interests, career goals, and use a variety of art mediums on a 12x12 poster board in a creative design.
Sarah Wegenast
I live in Nebraska and love teaching art! I get the best of all worlds.... I teach High School Graphic Art, Middle School Studio Art and I am an adjunct instructor at our local college.
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NBCSN Sets Cable Record With ?Hawks-Caps Opener
NBC Sports Network kicked off its coverage of the 2013-14 NHL season with a bang on Tuesday, as its broadcast of Chicago-Washington set a cable record for the most-watched season opener.
According to the NBC Sports Group, the game ? a 6-4 ?Hawks victory ? was watched by an average of 935,000 viewers, peaking at 1.045 million, while scoring a 7.3 rating in the Chicago area.
Those numbers helped set a modern cable record, based on data available since 1993.
Source: Mike Halford, Pro Hockey Talk