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Available for Apex condensing boilers, Eco Propel Cognitive Pump Control integrates boiler firing rate with pump speeds to optimize efficiency while minimizing electrical consumption. A 0–10 V signal is communicated to pump to ensure desired flow and delta T is returned across all firing ranges. By reducing pump speeds as much as 85% under single-speed pumps, Eco Propel eliminates wasteful over-pumping. It also averages return temperature that is 20°F lower than other systems with on/off pumps. Read More
Cognitive Pump Control optimizes boiler efficiency.July 18, 2016
Pre-engineered and fully tested, variable speed Eco Propel integrates boiler firing rate with pump speeds, optimizing boiler and system efficiency while reducing electrical consumption. Demand is calculated based on supply temperature and return temperature, and boiler firing rate is determined from outdoor air sensor, header sensor, or set-point. To harmonize operation, 0-10 V signal is communicated to pump, ensuring desired flow and constant delta T across all firing rates. Read More
Touchscreen Pump Controller features built-in programming.May 3, 2016
Providing motor speed control for Hydra-Cell® pumps, Control Freak™ allows user to enter desired flow rate or volume in gallons or liters and system pressure in psi or bar. Controller then automatically runs pump manually at desired flow rate or volume total/time, or in pre-set batches. Featuring variable frequency drive, unit can control up to 6 pumps with 1 screen and 10 separate batch set-up screens per pump. Housed in NEMA 4X enclosure, 7 in. color touchscreen is visible in low-light areas. Read More
Irrigation System Controller helps farmers optimize water use.February 12, 2016
Allowing farmers to apply consistent amount of water on area covered by center-pivot corner arm, Irrigate-IQ™ uniform corner prevents over- and under-watering through uniform application. Algorithms enable consistent water application regardless of position of corner arm. To minimize risk of application overlaps or gaps, solution controls each individual nozzle based on desired application depth and position of corner arm. Product works with multiple brands of corner arm equipment.
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Remote Irrigation Controller enables creation of no spray areas.November 23, 2015
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 1, 1985
|Filing date
|Mar 25, 1983
|Priority date
|Mar 29, 1982
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Hidetsugu Komiya, Seiichi Hattori
|Original Assignee
|Fanuc Ltd.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (5), Classifications (19), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to a memory cassette holding apparatus and, more particularly, to a memory cassette holding apparatus which assures that an ejecting mechanism will not operate while data is being written into or read from a memory cassette.
To preserve numerical control (NC) data created for numerically controlling a machine, robot or the like, use is made of a memory cassette such as a magnetic tape cassette, bubble memory cassette or semiconductor memory cassette. This is accomplished by loading the memory cassette in a numerical control device or NC data creation device, writing the NC data stored in the internal memory of the numerical control device, or created by the NC data creation device, into the memory cassette, and then subsequently reading the NC data out of the memory cassette to execute numerical control based on the NC data.
When using a memory cassette, there is always the danger that the operator may inadvertently press an eject button and cause ejection of the memory cassette while the NC data is being written into or read from the memory cassette. An accident of this kind will prevent the NC data from being correctly written into or read from the cassette, or may mutilate machining NC data already stored in the memory cassette at a different location. Thus there is need of an apparatus capable of cancelling the operation that would otherwise be initiated by pressing the eject button while data is being written into or read from the memory cassette.
Accordingly, it is a primary object of the present invention to provide a memory cassette holding apparatus so adapted that the memory cassette will not be ejected during the writing or reading of data.
According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects are attained by providing an apparatus for holding a memory cassette so that data may be written into and read from the memory cassette. The apparatus includes a holder for holding the memory cassette, an ejecting mechanism for ejecting the memory cassette from the holder, a locking mechanism for locking the ejecting mechanism to prevent ejection of the memory cassette from the holder, and a drive circuit for actuating the locking mechanism in response to a signal generated while data is being written into the memory cassette and read from the memory cassette. The locking mechanism renders the ejecting mechanism inoperable to prevent ejection of the memory cassette while data is being written into or read from the memory cassette. Such an arrangement assures that the data can be written and read correctly, and that already stored data will not be mutilated, even if an eject button is accidentally pressed when a read or write operation is in progress.
Other features and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference characters designate the same or similar parts throughout the figures thereof.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view useful in describing the principle of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an adapter using a memory cassette holding apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a front view illustrating the construction of a memory cassette holding apparatus embodying the present invention; and
FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram of circuitry associated with the embodiment of the memory cassette holding apparatus illustrated in FIG. 3.
Referring first to FIG. 1 illustrating the principle of the invention, a cassette holder 12 is adapted to hold an end portion 11a of a memory cassette 11. A substantially L-shaped eject lever 13 constituting part of an ejecting mechanism and supported for rotation about a pivot shaft 14, has the ejector end thereof disposed in a gap formed between the memory cassette 11 and the cassette holder 12. An eject button 15 is so disposed as to abut against the other or right end of the eject lever 13 from the side thereof. The arrangement is such that when the eject lever 13 is rotated clockwise in FIG. 1 about the pivot shaft 14 by pressing the eject button 15, the memory cassette 11 is ejected in the direction of the arrow A. A data read/write controller 16 is provided for producing a signal WR when NC data stored in a memory 17 is being written into the memory cassette 11, and a signal RD when the NC data is being read out of the memory cassette. Hereinafter the signals WR, RD will be referred to as write mode and read mode signals, respectively. When either of these signals is generated, a drive circuit 18 responds by causing a locking mechanism 19 to lock the eject lever 13 against rotation even if the eject button 15 is pressed. The eject lever 13 will remain locked until the signal WR or WD vanishes. The locking mechanism 19 may comprise an ordinary electromagnet and an armature (neither of which are shown in FIG. 1), wherein the electromagnet is excited, responsive to generation of the write mode signal WR or read mode signal RD, to thrust the armature into the position indicated by the solid lines in FIG. 1, thereby preventing rotation of the eject lever 13. When either of these signals vanishes, the electromagnet is deenergized and the armature is retracted to the position indicated by the broken lines, allowing clockwise rotation of the eject lever 13 when pressed by the button 15.
Reference will now be made to FIGS. 2 and 3 to describe a preferred embodiment of the invention in detail. FIG. 2 shows an adapter 21 which uses the memory cassette holding apparatus of the invention. The adapter 21 has a cassette inlet 23 in which a memory cassette, such as a bubble memory cassette 22, is inserted so that NC data or an NC program stored in the cassette may be read from the cassette and transferred to a numerical control device (not shown) via a connecting cable 24, or so that NC data or an NC program transferred from the numerical control device via the cable 24 may be written into the bubble memory cassette 22. Projecting from a slot in the adapter 21 is the distal end 27a of a lever 27 described below. A button or cap, not shown, is adapted to fit on the lever end 27a to facilitate the operation of the lever.
FIG. 3 is a front view illustrating the details of a memory cassette holding apparatus embodying the present invention. A holding plate 26 made of metal is provided for supporting the holding apparatus in its entirety. The lever 27 mentioned above in connection with FIG. 2 is pivotally supported on the holding plate 26 by means of a pin 28 affixed to the holding plate. Fit onto the distal end 27a of the lever 27 is an eject button, not shown. Part of the lever 27 adjacent pin 28 is formed into a bifurcated locking portion 27b. The lever 27 also has a short extension 27c having a pin 27d implanted near the root portion thereof. A link 29 is provided having one end attached for rotation to the distal end of the extension 27c of lever 27. The other end of the link 29 is attached for rotation to a rack 30 which, by operation of the lever 27 acting through the link 29, is adapted to pull up the bubble memory cassette 22 to enable its extraction. Although the details are not illustrated, the rack 30 is adapted for vertical movement along the line A--A in FIG. 3. The lever 27, link 29 and rack 30 comprise an ejecting mechanism.
Numeral 31 designates a guide member penetrated by a locking rod 32 movable horizontally through the guide member so that one end of the rod 32 is engagable with the bifurcated locking portion 27b of the lever 27. A locking rod drive lever 33 is pivotally mounted on the holding plate 26. The locking rod drive lever 33 has a substantially L-shaped configuration, the end of one leg thereof being coupled to the other end of the locking rod 32, the end of the other leg thereof being coupled to an armature 35. The latter is so adapted as to be freely movable through the interior of a magnet coil 34 affixed to the holding plate 26. Energizing the magnet coil 34 draws the armature 35 inwardly thereof to the position shown in FIG. 3. The magnet coil 34 is connected to the drive circuit 18 (FIG. 1) by a cable 34a. Numeral 38 designates a pin implanted in the holding plate 26. A tension spring 36 is stretched between the pin 38 and the pin 27d implanted in the extension 27c of the lever 27, and serves to hold the lever 27 in either a cassette load position, indicated by the solid lines in FIG. 3, or cassette eject position, which is indicated by the broken lines. A second tension spring 37 is stretched between the pin 38 and the end of the locking rod drive lever 33 coupled to the armature 35, and serves to constantly bias the drive lever 33 in the counter-clockwise direction. The locking rod 32, locking rod drive lever 33, magnet coil 34 and armature 35 comprise a locking mechanism. Note that the cassette holder, shown at 12 in FIG. 1, is deleted from FIG. 3 for the sake of simplicity,
In the operation of the memory cassette holding apparatus of FIG. 3, the bubble memory cassette 22, indicated by the dashed line, is shown already loaded in the cassette inlet 23 of the adapter 21 (FIG. 2), and the associated mechanisms are shown in the attitudes assumed during the writing or reading of information with respect to the bubble memory cassette. Specifically, the magnet coil 34 is in the energized state so that the armature 35 is retracted into the coil. The locking rod drive lever 33 therefore is rotated in the clockwise direction against the pulling force of the tension spring 37, thereby pushing the locking rod 32 to the left in FIG. 3 to engage the end of the rod 32 with the bifurcated locking portion 27b of the lever 27. This locks the lever 27 against rotation, so that the bubble memory cassette 22 cannot be ejected. When the write or read operation is completed, the magnet coil 34 is deenergized to release the armature 35 from the attractive force applied by the coil, so that the locking rod drive lever 33 is rotated in the counter-clockwise direction under the pulling force applied by the tension spring 37, thereby pulling the locking rod 32 to the right in FIG. 3 to disengage the end thereof from the locking portion 27b of the lever 27. The lever 27 now is capable of rotation about the pin 28. The operator may now rotate the lever 27 from the cassette load position to the eject position, whereby the link 29 interconnecting the lever 27 and the rack 30 is displaced from the position indicated by the solid lines to that indicated by the broken lines. The rack 30 will therefore be pulled upward in FIG. 3 along the line A--A, bringing the bubble memory cassette 22 to a position where it can be extracted from the adapter 21, shown in FIG. 2.
Note that no problems are encountered even if the bubble memory cassette 22 should be inserted into the cassette inlet with the lever 27 in the eject position and the rack 30 in the raised attitude as a result. The reason is that a read or write operation will not be in effect at such time so that the locking rod 32 will be at its rightmost position where it is disengaged from the locking portion 27b, allowing the lever 27 to be rotated freely about the pin 28. When the bubble memory cassette 22 is inserted, therefore, the bottom of the cassette depresses the rack 30 which, owing to its connection to the lever 27 via link 29, rotates the lever 27 forcibly in the counter-clockwise direction to restore the lever to the cassette load position.
FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram illustrating the data read/write controller 16 and drive circuit 18. The read/write controller 16 comprises address decoders 39, 42, 43 which receive input signals from a numerical control device NC, described below, a gate circuit 40 receiving the outputs of the address decoders 39, 42, 43, the gate circuit 40 having gates G1, G2, and a flip-flop circuit 41 whose set and reset terminals are connected to the outputs of the respective gates G1, G2 of the gate circuit 40. The drive circuit 18 comprises diodes D1, D2, D3, resistors R1, R2, a transistor TR and the magnetic coil 34 of FIG. 3. MPU, ROM, RAM represent a microprocessor, read-only memory and random access memory, respectively, these comprising the numerical control device NC mentioned above. ABUS is an address bus, and DBUS a data bus. The numerical control device NC is adapted to apply a signal to the address decoder 39 at the beginning and end of a read or write operation. The numerical control device also applies a lock start signal LOS to the address decoder 42 at the onset of a read or write operation, and a lock end signal LOE to the address decoder 43 at the end of the read or write operation.
When information is neither being written into nor read from the bubble memory cassette 22, the flip-flop circuit 41 is in the reset state so that its Q output is low and Q output high. Since the base of the transistor TR will be at a low potential as a result, the transistor will be non-conductive and no current will flow into the magnet coil 34. Now assume that the operator initiates a read or write operation with respect to the loaded bubble memory cassette 22. The numerical control device NC responds by simultaneously selecting the address decoder 39 by an address signal delivered from the address bus ABUS, whereby the address decoder 39 produces an output signal which opens both gates G1, G2 of the gate circuit 40. Then, when the lock start signal LOS is applied to the input of the decoder 42 from the data bus DBUS of the numerical control device NC, the decoder 42 produces an output signal which is passed by the open gate G1 to place the flip-flop 41 in the set state. This sends the Q output of the flip-flop 41 to the high level so that transistor TR is driven into conduction, thereby energizing the magnet coil 34. This prevents the bubble memory cassette 22 from being ejected from the adapter 21, as described above in conjunction with FIG. 3. With the bubble memory cassette 22 in the locked state, either a numerical control program stored therein is read from the cassette and transferred to the random access memory RAM, or a numerical control program stored in the RAM is transferred from the RAM to the cassette 22 for storage.
When the above-described read or write operation is completed, the address decoder 39 is again selected by a signal from the address bus ABUS of the numerical control device and again responds by opening the gates G1, G2 of the gate circuit 40. The numerical control device now delivers a lock end signal LOE from the data bus DBUS to the input of the decoder 43, the latter responding by producing an output signal which the open gate G2 aplies to the flip-flop circuit 41 to place the flip-flop in the reset state. This sends the Q output of the flip-flop to the low level, cutting of the transistor TR and de-energizing the magnet coil 34. The bubble memory cassette 22 is thereby released from the locked state so that the cassette can be ejected at will.
As many apparently widely different embodiments of the present invention can be made without departing from the spirit and scope thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the specific embodiments thereof except as defined in the appended claims.
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|Publication date
|Jul 14, 1972
|Mar 12, 1974
|Honeywell Bull Soc Ind
|Safety device for a read-write apparatus of magnetic disks
|Jun 14, 1973
|Dec 17, 1974
|Honeywell Inf Systems
|Protective interlock controlling movement of head and pinch roller into operative position
|Sep 25, 1972
|Apr 1, 1975
|Jazina John
|Tape transport arrangement for cassettes with interlocks to prevent tape damage
|Jun 8, 1973
|Apr 8, 1975
|Sony Corp
|Magnetic tape apparatus with improved cassette insertion and removal
|Oct 29, 1974
|Aug 3, 1976
|Sycor, Inc.
|Disc receiver interlock for disc recorders
|Mar 31, 1981
|Aug 2, 1983
|Access door latch and interlock mechanism
|Feb 17, 1951
|Apr 16, 1964
|Bosch Elektronik Gmbh
|Elektrische Verriegelungsvorrichtung fuer Magnettongeraete
|Sep 29, 1976
|Mar 30, 1978
|Siemens Ag
|Tape recorder cassette locking and unlocking device - has coupling element inserted as required between unlocking key and slide
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Mar 21, 1986
|Jul 14, 1987
|Laser Magnetic Storage International Company
|Apparatus for loading and unloading the leader block of a tape cartridge
|Mar 15, 1988
|Feb 14, 1989
|Laser Magnetic Storage International Company
|Apparatus for loading and unloading a tape cartridge
|Jan 14, 1988
|May 2, 1989
|Smith Jay A
|Apparatus for loading and unloading the leader block of a tape cartridge
|Mar 21, 1986
|May 9, 1989
|Laser Magnetic Storage International Company
|Apparatus for coupling a drive motor to a leader block loading/unloading mechanism
|May 13, 1994
|Mar 27, 1996
|Berg Electronics Manufacturing B.V.
|Connector apparatus
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Mar 25, 1983
Owner name: FANUC LTD., 5-1, ASAHIGAOKA, 3-CHOME, HINO-SHI, TO
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|Fee payment
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|May 6, 1997
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Sep 28, 1997
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Dec 9, 1997
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Join All Around Costa Rica for a retreat in the gorgeous town of La Fortuna. Resting at the bottom of the world famous Arenal Volcano, La Fortuna is known as the adventure capital of Costa Rica and home of immense tropical rainforests and incredible biodiversity. Relax in the paradise and connect with Mother Nature while discovering Costa Rica's hidden magical beauties. Rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul to unleash your warrior qualities from deep within!
You will be staying at Arenal Kokoro, a beautiful hotel tucked up on a hillside, under the Arenal Volcano. The pool and Jacuzzi are set in tropical gardens amidst the hills and natural surroundings of the dynamic property. Guests will find villas carefully designed so that each room's balcony has a panoramic view of the Arenal Volcano. Each villa features a private terrace, king or queen size bed, air conditioning, cable TV, ceiling fan, and a refrigerator, all in a beautiful environment.
The property is not only blessed with a panoramic view of the Volcano Arenal, it is unique for supporting the natural beauty of flora and fauna found only in the surrounding ecosystem. With careful consideration of the natural environment, each of the rustic-designed eco-villas are family style eco-lodges that offer a stay in complete immersion with inner decor inspired by local materials and folkloric arts.
Pick up time: 18:00
Baldi Hot Springs is the most expensive hot spring facility in the Arenal volcano area. There are walking paths winding between pools that are large and small, hot and cold. The Baldi Hot Springs features 25 thermal pools, water slides, and landscaped grounds.
Essentials: Extra clothes, comfortable clothes, and swim suit. Cash for towel deposit and lockers.
Pick up time: 07:10
Your trip begins with a 30-minute four-wheel drive ride to the tropical rainforest outside of the town of La Fortuna in the shadow of Arenal volcano. You will trek through the forest on magical trails that lead to some of the most spectacular waterfalls in Costa Rica, a place very few people get to experience. Along the way, you will have the chance to discover the secrets that lie hidden deep within the canyon.
From the first waterfall, you will rappel down from the top into the beautiful and pristine canyon below. There are five rappels, four of which are alongside or right in waterfalls and one dry rock face. The newest attraction is called monkey drop, you will zip line across the canyon and rappel down from the cable 25 meters (82 feet) to the canyon floor again. There will be a short trek out of the canyon on a beautifully maintained tropical trail, jump back in the four-wheel drive vehicles and head back to the base camp.
Essentials: Clothes for changing, comfortable clothes and shoes, hat, camera, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Pick up time: 10:00
There are many street dogs that all require lots of love and of course lots of work to care for them every day. Currently, the dog rescue approximately has forty dogs that all need to be walked and played with daily. This volunteer program consists of two to three-hour schedule that includes dog walking, dog brushing, and dog playing.
Later on, you will visit the El Hogarcito orphanage and have a lunch there. This orphanage is the only one of its kind in the La Fortuna area and is a pioneer of this type of transitional home. This orphanage is where children are taken directly from bad home situations and given a safe place. The loving employees, director, psychologist, and volunteers help fill this home with love and a feeling of wellbeing.
The orphanage is a sustainable home and the children learn how to grow food, care for and gather eggs from chickens, how to recycle, and much more. The orphanage was started in 1999.
Essentials: Comfortable clothes, comfortable shoes, hat, camera, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Situated at a short distance from the town of La Fortuna, the La Fortuna waterfall emerges from dense jungle greenery before plummeting some 200 feet (65 meters) into an emerald pool below. Those that have brought along swimming suits and a hearty sense of adventure can swim in the chilly water below the falls.
Others can enjoy a picnic along the rocky shoreline or around of nature photography, it's hard to take a bad picture in a place as beautiful as this. The trail runs through the pasture and rainforest offering up chances to spot toucans, monkeys, and other tropical creatures. It takes about 15 minutes to hike down the stair set to the waterfall.
Gecko's at the waterfall is located just a few blocks from La Fortuna Waterfall. Taste a delicious lunch with fresh ingredients and tropical spices that make some of the most mouthwatering dishes you'll encounter in Costa Rica while you enjoy the stunning view from San Carlos lowlands and the secondary forest around.
Essentials: Comfortable clothes, closed shoes, hat, sunscreen, swimsuit, and towel.
Pick up time: 10:00
Visit the Arenal Volcano National Park and see the majestic Volcano Arenal up close and personal during this hiking tour. Observe a great variety of plants, wildlife, and magnificent lava rock formations while the experienced guides provide interesting and educational information regarding the history of the volcano and national park.
Essentials: Comfortable clothes, comfortable shoes, hat, camera, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Pick up time: 07:15
The organizer have teamed up with the canopy zip lines to provide you all the fun you are looking for in one action packed a day! The raft or zip package is designed for extreme thrills. An incredible combination of whitewater rafting fun and exhilarating zip line adventure will really challenge you. You will gear up for an exciting zip through the rainforest canopy. Then spend the second half-day rafting with a heart pumping run through the class two or three Balsa rapids.
Enjoy up to two exhilarating hours of white water action on this beautiful tropical river. Get wet and wild through rapids such as magnetic rock and dredges. Enjoy a swim, some fresh tropical fruits, and cold drinks followed by a hearty Costa Rican lunch at a local farm. The lunch spot is a tour itself. The traditional country estate aims to let visitors experience the genuine and peaceful way of country life in Costa Rica. You will enjoy a delicious typical lunch served in a traditional way.
Essentials: Comfortable clothes that will get wet, swimwear, strap on sandals or water shoes, extra clothes, and a sun block.
Alyce lives and teaches kids yoga and ballet in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been a professional dancer for ten years and in 2008, exhausted from the treadmill, she found Baptiste Yoga to compliment her dancing. Since 2013, after the birth of her daughter, the practice sank in and she finally invited in the space to create what it is she wanted out of life and love.
Alyce's practice has impacted her life in big and powerful ways, one leading her to jump into travels and discovering Costa Rica. She fell in love with the culture, land, people and Pura Vida of La Fortuna, Costa Rica. She was so inspired to make her dreams a reality by bringing a yoga retreat to the area.
Alyce will receive her 200-hour teacher training this winter at Yoga One. She is beyond excited to have the opportunity to invite others to create their own power through her passion and inspiration: yoga and Costa Rica.
Vladimir worked for eight years in Costa Rica as a rafting guide while he also filmed adventure activities and sold the films and pictures to the tourists. On the side, he gained a reputation for healing and went around the rafting companies relieving the guides and tourists of their aches and pains.
In 2007, Vladimir participated in the pan-American Rafting Championship in Mendoza, Argentina as one of the members of Costa Rica's national team.
It was his first time on a plane and it was also the first time anyone from his family had ever left the country. Upon his return, his travel bug set in and he traveled by foot, boats and by hitchhiking through Central America all the way up to Mexico. His journey continued when he flew to Germany and gave up his return flight to go to Turkey where he spent the summer working as a kayaking guide and filming white water activities and selling to the tourists.
Vladimir's desire to explore massage therapy and the healing arts took over and he flew to South East Asia. In Singapore, he met a group of religious Malay women who performed pre-natal and after-birth massages for women. Vladimir studied Lingam and Yoni massage with one of these women. Then he met a Chinese doctor who introduced him to Jua Gen therapy and the art of manipulating and encouraging blood flow. Finally, Vladimir studied with a man who practiced a type of Chinese medicine massage that had been passed down for generations in his family.
In Thailand, he got introduced to Vipassana or insight meditation and spent three weeks living in a Buddhist monastery with Thai monks, studying meditation and developing mindfulness. He also studied Thai massage with a woman who taught him the importance of applying mindfulness to massage - of feeling the body with sensitivity and awareness, of applying for gradual pressure and release. She taught him how to heal the body without pain.
Vladimir then spent a few months living on Lamma Island, a 25-minute ferry ride from the Hong Kong Island where he met an Ayurvedic doctor who had only recently left India for the first time as her husband had received a job opportunity in Hong Kong. Every day he practiced pranayama breathing exercises with her.
Vladimir returned to the river in Malaysia and spent a few months working in Kota Kinabalu, East Malaysia, and Borneo where he continued to massage and heal. When he returned to Costa Rica after a year and a half of traveling around Europe and East Asia, he started massaging on the beaches of Guanacaste before he was hired to work at a luxury spa resort in La Fortuna, Alajuela, Costa Rica.
This retreat will take place in La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
During the retreat, you will be served daily breakfast, four lunches, and four dinners.
The following activities are the most recommended to do around the location:
During the retreat, you will enjoy a 90-minute massage as a great way for you to relax. Regular massages can help you get back to feeling good and help you keep feeling that way. It can make a big difference to a painful area and let you do the things you want to do in life.
Please book your flight to arrive at Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO). Transfer from and to the airport is included. All Around Costa Rica will pick you up from the airport. After arriving at the airport, a private transportation will pick you up to begin your three-hour drive to La Fortuna.


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decided: June 28, 1984.
CAROL LINES, INC., PETITIONERv.PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, RESPONDENT
Appeal from the Order of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission in the case of Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission v. Carol Lines, Inc., No. C-80102219.
Val Pleet Wilson, Somerson and Bomze, P.C., for petitioner.
Michael C. Schnierle, Assistant Counsel, with him, Kenneth E. Nicely, Deputy Chief Counsel, and Charles F. Hoffman, Chief Counsel, for respondent.
Judges Williams, Jr., MacPhail and Doyle, sitting as a panel of three. Opinion by Judge Williams, Jr.
[ 83 Pa. Commw. Page 394]
This is an appeal from a Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (Commission) order that directed Carol Lines, Inc. (Carol) to obtain a certificate of public convenience and imposed a $100.00 fine.
In October 1980 the Commission instituted a complaint alleging that Carol violated either Sections 1101 or 2503 of the Public Utility Code (Code), 66 Pa. C.S. §§ 1101 or 2503, by transporting for compensation -- without a certificate of public convenience or permit for contract carriage -- members of a Philadelphia branch of the Jewish Youth Center (Center) to the Bavarian Festival in Schuylkill County. Carol admitted to the complaint's factual allegations, but denied any Code violations because the carrier service provided
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was beyond the Commission's jurisdiction. Transportation to the Bavarian Festival was furnished pursuant to an agreement between Carol and the Center's Teen Tours Program (Program). The agreement required Carol to transport the Program's staff and teenage enrollees to myriad places and events during the summers of 1980 and 1981, some of which included: Seaside Heights beach; Ocean City beach; Asbury Park beach; Great Adventure amusement park; a Phillies baseball game; Bucks County playhouse; Bass River state park; Valley Forge park; French Creek state park; New York City; Washington, D.C.; and the Bavarian Festival.
Although the Program lacked a formal classroom instructional identity, the Administrative Law Judge dismissed the complaint because the religious, cultural and educational values imparted on the tours exempted Carol from the definition of "common carrier by motor vehicle" under Section 102(2) of the Code, 66 Pa. C.S. § 102(2); thus, the necessity for a certificate of public convenience or contract carrier permit was eliminated. Section 102(2) pertinently excludes from the definition of "common carrier of motor vehicle," any motorized carrier that provides
transportation of school children between their homes and school or to and from school-sponsored extra curricular or educational activities whether as participants or spectators . . . if the person performing the extra curricular transportation has a contract for the transportation of school children between their homes and school, with the private or parochial school . . . [or] school district. . . .
The Commission, however, reversed the Administrative Law Judge's Initial Decision," and sustained the complaint, upon concluding that the school transportation
[ 83 Pa. Commw. Page 396]
exclusion applied to educational institutions that satisfied the Commonwealth's instructional standards or conferred degrees or certificates of graduation.*fn1
The issue presented is whether the Commission erred in determining that the Program constituted neither a private nor parochial school under the statutory exemption provision of Section 102(2), thereby necessitating Carol's securing of a certificate of public convenience or contract carriage permit.*fn2 When statutory language is not explicit, legislative intent may be ascertained through administrative interpretation. Section 1921(c)(8) of the Statutory Construction Act of 1972, 1 Pa. C.S. § 1921(c)(8). Further, the construction of a statute by those charged with its administration and execution should not be disregarded unless clearly erroneous. Chappell v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, 57 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 17, 425 A.2d 873 (1981).
Since its decision in the Investigation Upon Commission Motion Against Hervey Motor Company, 43 Pa. P.U.C. 759 (1968), the Commission has considered the Code's school transportation exclusion to be in pari materia with the Public School Code of 1949, especially Section 1361(1), 24 P.S. § 13-1361(1), which mandates transportation funding for "pupils who regularly attend nonpublic kindergarten, elementary and high schools not operated for profit," whenever free transportation is provided for public school pupils. From the legislature's conditional allowance of
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free transportation for non-public school students regularly attending non-profit kindergarten, elementary and high schools, the Commission inferred a legislative intent not to broaden the Section 102(2) exemption to include the daily transportation of student nurses from their nursing school to a college campus for classes. Hervey.
Thus, according to the Commission, the terms "private school" and "parochial school" of the Code's school transportation exclusion provision, when read in pari materia with the Public School Code of 1949, constitute non-public and non-profit kindergarten, elementary and high schools. In view of the great weight and deference that must be accorded the Commission's statutory interpretation, Chappell, we will not disturb the conclusion that the Center's Teen Tours Program is neither a private nor parochial school. Carol, therefore, is subject to the Code's certification requirements because it does not fit within the school transportation exclusion as interpreted by the Commission.
Accordingly, we affirm.*fn3
And Now, this 28th day of June, 1984, the order of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission in the above captioned matter, docketed on October 7, 1982, is affirmed.
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GAO-09-820: Published: Jul 21, 2009. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2009.
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The Project BioShield Act of 2004 (BioShield Act) increased the federal government's ability to procure needed countermeasures to address threats from chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear agents. Under the BioShield Act, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was provided with new contracting authorities (increased simplified acquisition and micropurchase thresholds, and expanded abilities to use procedures other than full and open competition and personal services contracts) and was authorized to use about $5.6 billion in a Special Reserve Fund to procure countermeasures. Based on the BioShield Act's mandate, GAO reviewed (1) how HHS has used its purchasing and contracting authorities, and (2) the extent to which HHS has internal controls in place to manage and help ensure the appropriate use of its new authorities. To do this work, GAO reviewed contract files and other HHS documents, including internal control guidance, which GAO compared with federal statutes and federal internal control standards.
Since 2004, HHS has awarded nine contracts using its Special Reserve Fund (Fund) purchasing authority under the BioShield Act to procure countermeasures that address anthrax, botulism, smallpox, and radiation poisoning. HHS may procure countermeasures that are approved by the Food and Drug Administration and ones that are unapproved, but are within 8 years of approval. Of the nine contracts, one was terminated for convenience and the remaining eight are valued at almost $2 billion. HHS officials told GAO that additional contracts are likely to be awarded in the near future as the Fund provides funding through fiscal year 2013. In addition, HHS has used one of its new contracting authorities, simplified acquisition procedures, although it has not used this authority since 2005. HHS has established internal controls on its new purchasing and contracting authorities. In addition to the language in the BioShield Act, which sets up a broad framework of controls over the use of the Special Reserve Fund, the internal controls for this purchasing authority are documented in a variety of internal policy and procedure documents and interagency agreements, which provide guidance on roles and responsibilities for how the controls are to be implemented. In response to BioShield Act requirements, HHS also established internal controls for three of the contracting authorities: the increased simplified acquisition threshold and its use with Special Reserve Funds, the increased micropurchase threshold, and the use of personal services contracts. Federal internal control standards state that, among other things, management needs to comprehensively identify risks, analyze them for possible effect, and determine how risks should be managed. Although some of the risk statements in a memo HHS issued identify some risks and one mentions possible negative consequences that could occur without proper controls in place, the risk statements for using the increased micropurchase threshold and increased simplified acquisition procedures lack analysis of specific risks. In particular, the memo does not discuss a key risk associated with using simplified acquisition procedures--namely, that an agency is prohibited from obtaining cost or pricing data for acquisitions at or below the simplified acquisition threshold. Without this data, the agency may not be able to determine if the price of a contract is fair and reasonable. Moreover, not having adequately documented and appropriately communicated risk assessments potentially results in future employees not knowing or understanding the risks or trade-offs involved in using the authorities. With employee turnover, HHS' reliance on the knowledge of current personnel to appropriately implement key controls will not enable future employees to make sound, informed, and consistent decisions.
Recommendation for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In response to our recommendation, HHS' Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the two agencies in HHS with contracting responsibilities under the BioShield Act, issued policy documents that added comprehensive risk assessment statements to their internal controls. BARDA issued its policy document in September 2009 and NIH issued its policy document in September 2010.
Recommendation: The Secretary of Health and Human Services should include comprehensive risk assessment statements in written guidance on the internal controls for the BioShield contracting authorities for which the agency was required to establish controls.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services
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Introduced in early September 2008 at CEDIA, the VAIO LV Series is made up of 3 all-in-one computer systems from Sony. Aimed at enthusiasts and those who want the latest technology in a stylish all-in-one enclosure, the LV series includes all that is required for fast computing, content creation, watching high definition media and even gaming on the more advanced models. Featuring an all-in-screen design much like the iMac, all three models feature 24" screens with full 1080p capable 1920 x 1200 resolutions, 4GB of DDR2 800MHz ram, and 7200rpm drives. The two lower end models utilize the older, yet quite capable Intel E7200 processor, while the more advanced model come with newer E8400. The lowest end model comes with a basic DVD writer and onboard graphics while the two higher end models share NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS graphics cards (which are capable of playing the latest games albeit at lower resolutions only) and blu-ray drives (the most expensive model comes with a writer). The series only comes in silver and is available for 1699.99, 1899.99, and 2799.99 respectively.
- VGC-LV140: DVD-writer, 320GB drive, Intel E7200 processor, onboard Intel graphics
- VGC-LV150: Blu-ray drive (read only, writes DVDs), 500GB drive, Intel E7200 processor, Nvidia 9300M GS graphics (256MB)
- VGC-LV190: Blu-ray writer, 2 x 500GB drives (1TB), Intel E8400 processor, Nvidia 9300M GS graphics (256MB)
- CPU/RAM: Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 or E8400, 4GB DDR2 800MHz
- Display: 24" widescreen LCD (1920 x 1200 ) powered by the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD or NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS (256MB of dedicated VRAM)
- Storage/Optical: 320, 500GB or 1TB (500GB x 2) 7200RPM HDD, DVD writer or Blu-ray drive
- Networking: Atheros Wireless Network Connection (802.11b/g/n), Ethernet, Bluetooth
- Audio: Built-in Intel High Definition Audio with Dolby Digital Live, 2 x 5.5W speakers (stereo)
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Bridget Hoffman can be considered the American equivalent of Kikuko Inoue because she has done 4 of her roles in English anime dubs. She is typecast as a Yamato Nadeshiko and Proper Lady just as Kikuko is as well. But she's much more consistent about her age, at least.Despite all that though, her most well-known role is probably none other than The Stoic Action Girl KOS-MOS of Xenosaga fame.She has a whole bunch of aliases as well: Ruby Marlowe, Ellen Arden, Ellen Wilkinson, Jane Arden, Karen Woods, Serena Kolb, and Tessa Ariel.She's also a Sam Raimi regular, and notably, is the woman in the iconic poster for The Evil Dead (1981).Her Houston counterpart is Maggie Flecknoe (and even took over one of Bridget's roles in a spinoff). Erika Harlacher and Veronica Taylor is considered to be her Spiritual Successors in the non-union/anime dub side of things.
Notable roles by Bridget Hoffman:
- Anna Respighi in Battle Athletes
- Belldandy in Ah! My Goddess and The Adventures of Mini-Goddess
- Chitose Hibiya in Chobits
- Clarisse d' Cagliostro in the Manga Entertainment dub of The Castle of Cagliostro
- Ezra Vieil in Vandread
- Fuu Hououji in Magic Knight Rayearth
- Irisviel von Einzbern in Fate/Zero
- Jeri Kato and, by extension, the D-Reaper in Digimon Tamers
- Lain Iwakura in Serial Experiments Lain
- Mahoro Ando in Mahoromatic
- Mako "Maya" Sato in Initial D
- Melfina in Outlaw Star
- Miaka Yuuki in Fushigi Yuugi (as Ruby Marlowe)
- Mima Kirioge in Perfect Blue
- Mizuho Kazami in Please Teacher! and Please Twins!
- Namie Yagiri in Durarara!!
- Kururi Orihara in Durarara!!x2 (replacing Candalee Whitmore)
- Nia Teppelin (post-Time Skip) in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
- Raquel Casull in Scrapped Princess
- Rem Saverem in Trigun
- Rune Venus in El-Hazard: The Magnificent World
- Ryoko Asakura in Haruhi Suzumiya and The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan
- Shinobu Maehara in Love Hina
- Tae in Ayakashi Ayashi
- Yukari Takara and Inori Hiiragi in Lucky Star
- Yuko in From Up on Poppy Hill
- Chopper in Total Recall (2012)
- The Computer in Darkman
- Crystal and the Parachutist Ghost in ParaNorman
- Mui's Boss in the dub of Shaolin Soccer
- A radio host in Red Lights
- The Sea Captain's Wife in Tales of the Black Freighter
- A seance ghost in Drag Me to Hell
- Young Flint in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (standing in for Max Neuwirth)
- ADR and additional voices in several other films, including Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, Big Hero 6, Bride Wars, The Chronicles of Riddick, Curious George, D-War, Extract, Frozen, both Hotel Transylvania movies, Machete, Resurrecting The Champ, RoboCop (2014), Over the Hedge, Primeval, Rango, Shoot 'em Up, This Means War! andThe Wild.
Live Action TV
- Echidna in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
- Ellen Sinclair in Veronica Mars
- Little Lori in Ash vs. Evil Dead
Video Games
- Atoli in Dot Hack GU
- Dominique Cross in The Bouncer
- Fen Fei-Ling in Gate Keepers
- KOS-MOS in Xenosaga (briefly replaced by Colleen O'Shaughnessey for Episode II)
- Taylor in Soldier of Fortune
- Tynave and Marietta in Star Ocean: Till the End of Time


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FP Executive Agency secure National Franking Machine Agreement for the APUC
Advanced procurement for universities and colleges (APUC) has awarded FP Executive Agency (FPEA) Ltd the national franking machine framework agreement allowing the supply of products and services into this area.
The framework agreement covers the supply of franking machines to almost all Universities in the UK, all Scottish further education colleges, The Scottish Government and almost all Scottish government or public sector organisations. All the University purchasing consortia are party to this agreement, with the exception of the Crescent Purchasing Consortium (CPC) who are not party to the agreement.
Andrew Parmenter, Marketing Manager for FPEA/The Mailing Room commented; 'We are pleased to once again achieve recognition for being a key supplier to the public sector by being part of the National APUC framework agreement. Over the coming years, the agreement will allow us to supply a range of products and services into this area, whilst providing a high level of support that is required within these organisations.'
The FP Executive Agency (part of TheMailingRoom.com)
Launched in 1998 to focus on the needs of the Public Sector, FPEA recognised a requirement to obtain 'best value' and to build long term mutually beneficial relationships with its suppliers to simplify the procurement process. By delivering a 'one stop shop' for the UK's public sector, FPEA are able to offer a single source of mailing room supplies, including an exclusive supply agreement for FP franking machines.
If you are interested in knowing more about this agreement please feel free to contact Andrew Parmenter on 0161 797 7778 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Breed German Shepherd/ Rottweiler Cross
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Weight 69.4 lbs
Age 6Yrs 3Wks
Where can you find me?
I am at the Marin Humane Society location.
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Junior comes to us as an owner surrender because his owners are moving out of state and can not keep him. Junior is a lovely dog who unfortunately has lived most of his life outside. He is now looking for a good home where he can be an integral part of the family and be an inside dog.
Junior was good with both the large and small dogs he met here. He was polite and wanted to play. His previous owners regarded Junior as a guard dog for their property. Although he did not display any territorial behaviors here, his new adopters should be aware that he may be suspicious of unfamiliar people on first meeting, especially once he is comfortable in his new home. He does warm up very quickly when he does meet someone. Junior lived with kids ages 2 through 18 and did well with them. But remember that dogs and children should always be supervised. Junior likes people and is quite affectionate once he is comfortable with someone. We think Junior is housetrained but don't give him the run of the house right away. It is best to keep him in an area where he can be supervised and make sure you take him out on a regular basis.
Adoption Center: (415) 506-6225
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Answers I Really Wanna Know: The Revenge of Turnaround Tuesday?
Will S&P 980 serve as resistance on our counter-trend session?
- Is the recession over?
- If the ban of triple-leveraged ETF's become a trend rather than an isolated situation, do we close our eyes and short 'em all?
- You understand that was a rhetorical question, right?
- Why, you ask, are so many folks watching S&P 980?
- Which jibes with Professor Jeff Cooper's take that S&P 980 is the opposite of the March 6th time low?
- Just in time for Turnaround Tuesday?
Speaking of which, did you see this post in real-time late yesterday on the Buzz & Banter?
Dauntage! - 3:35 PM
The storm clouds just rolled into Gotham. No kiddin'! My window-free and clear now that we've moved the critter backdrop to the downstairs studio-turned pitch-black justlikethat.
This has happened before and it preceded the same sorta storm in the market. Of course, that's a silly reason to trade and it's far from actionable.
It does, however, offer poetic license to communicate that the proximity of S&P 980 (defined risk), coupled with the looming Turnaround Tuesday, in addition to the reaction (or lack thereof) to "good" news this morning, on top of overbought readings, in conjunction with Jeff "Coops DeVille" Cooper's earlier vibage, was enough for me to dip a toe into some S&P short-side exposure.
Nothing crazy, but always honest.
- This was yesterday's good news?
And how can it be visually summed up in less than three minutes?
If everyone in the mainstream media believes we're due for a pullback but it will be shallow, does that mean we don't get one at all or it'll knock the socks of the bulls?
Why can't I stop channeling William Wallace?
Have you seen Hoofy & Boo's recent take on Goldman Sachs?
Do you have any idea how much a trillion dollars is?
So that entire spike higher in the VXO was a one-and-done aberration?
Or should we be picking up longer-dated volatility as the VXO edging towards 20? (I believe we should)
Kickboxing at 6:00 AM? Seriously?
You've spied that flag pattern in the financials and understand that these formations typically "break" in the direction of the prevailing trend?
Do you remember that in trading, much like dieting, you can trip but you mustn't fall?
The New England Patriots are odds-on favorites to sign Michael Vick?
Supposing the breakout above S&P 956 is for real, doesn't Technical Analysis 101 dictate buying the acne on the retest of the former resistance?
If you believe your name and your word still mean something and honesty, trust and respect are the foundational construct of any successful endeavor, why haven't you climbed aboard the Minyanville Underground Railroad?
Where, in addition to taking a more proactive role in being a part of the solution rather than part of the growing problem, you'll get a sneak peak at Memoirs each
What does the breakout in Noravax (NVAX)-which makes novel vaccines to address a broad range of infectious diseases-portend about the scalability of swine flu when the actual flu season starts?
Anyone else miss Bennet "Blue Steel" Sedacca?
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