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This invention relates to electrical machines using permanent magnets and in particular to axial field motor/generators that are robust and include design features for high efficiency in generating energy or developing torque. The optimized modular design allows the electrical machine to be versatile and incorporated in a variety of applications from transportation and power generation to machinery and robotics.
Axial field electrical machines differ from drum type machines by the ability to stack a series of similar modules along an axis to achieve multiple levels of power generation or torque development. In a typical module of an axial field electrical machine, a magnet assembly has two sub-assemblies that are spaced apart to create an axial flux gap in which a disk-like conductor assembly is centrally positioned. Movement of the conductor assembly relative to the magnet assembly induces a current in the conductor or conductors that in part make up the conductor assembly. Conversely, running a current through the conductors generates an electromagnetic field interacting with the magnetic field of the permanent magnets inducing a torque and a relative motion between the magnet assembly and the conductor assembly.
Therefore, in the description of the preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that the terms rotor or stator apply to the described embodiment and that either the magnet assembly or the conductor assembly may rotate. In certain applications, for example, in a wind turbine with counter rotating blades, both the magnet assembly and the conductor assembly may counter-rotate.
In optimizing the electrical machine of this invention, a novel counter-intuitive design and construction has been devised for the conductor assembly. Typically, the conductor assembly is constructed as a disk with radial conductors arranged to pass between a pair of multiple pole magnet subassemblies. In this configuration, the segments of the conductors are normal to the direction of motion of magnetic fields for maximized effect in instantaneous voltage or torque generation.
However, the traditional designs do not optimize other criteria that contribute to the overall efficiency and performance of an electrical machine having a high power-to-weight ratio. The flux or field strength of the permanent magnets is not only dependent on the strength of the magnets, but the width of the air gap between displaced poles. In general, the narrower the air gap, the greater the field strength for given magnets. In addition to providing clearance large enough for reliable mechanical movement of the magnet assembly relative to the conductor assembly, the composite circular or annular disk forming the conductor assembly must be sufficiently robust to absorb the torque whether the mode of the electrical machine is operationally a motor or a generator. In addition to the structural integrity, it is desirable to maximize the mass of the conductors exposed to the field between the magnet poles. In addition to maximizing the power or torque, the resistance is minimized, thereby reducing the generated thermal energy during operation.
In high power, high torque electrical machines of the type described, high energy permanent magnets are preferred. Low-cost, standard NdFeB "rare earth" magnets are temperature sensitive and are subject to degradation even at the moderate temperatures generated by the conductor windings. Design strategies that increase the conductor mass to reduce the resistance and enlarge the heat sink effect of conductor circuits can be coupled with magnet cooling strategies for greatly improved performance. By confining the conductors of the conductor assembly to a flat annular ring in the path of the field, the effective length of the conductors for power or torque generation is maximized while the ineffective segments extraneous to the field that nevertheless generate heat are minimized.
The conductor assembly of the invented electrical machine is optimized by a planar, double-helix annular conductor path with conductor segments that are involute or arc shaped. Optimally, the midsection of each involute or arcuate conductor segment is angled approximately 45� from the radial. The involute shaped conductor segments allow adjacent conductor segments to be more densely packed with uniform minimal space between adjacent segments. The involute configuration allows for equidistant spaced curved lines on a ring defined by concentric diameters and a base pitch circle. The arc shaped segments closely approximate the involute conductor configuration and may have fabrication advantages with only minor effect on density and the uniformity of the insulating space between segments. The arc shaped segments are preferred when the number of magnets in a circular series exceeds ten. Additionally, with the slight crescent shape of the insulator filled space between conductor segments, greater strength at the peak stresspoint may be obtained. Alternately, small cooling channels may be provided between the conductor segments.
Although the novel conductor assembly can be utilized with a rotary field assembly that includes a stationary field winding to generate the electromagnetic fields in a stator for operation as a variable speed motor or variable voltage generator, it is to be understood that the preferred field assembly is a magnet assembly that includes permanent magnets as the sole or primary means of generating the magnet flux that co-acts with the conductor assembly.
The magnet assembly preferably includes at least two sub-assemblies, each having a retainer structure for holding a series of permanent magnets around a circular locus with a common axis to the discoidal conductor assembly. The series of permanent magnets in each sub-assembly radially align and the two sets of opposed magnets align with the flat, double helix flat ring of the conductor or conductors when the conductor assembly is positioned between the two sub-assemblies of the magnet assembly.
The permanent magnets in the magnet set may be square, circular or other shape that is preferably off-the-shelf to minimize material costs. The arrangement of square magnets in the retainer structure may be corner to corner in a diamond pattern or side by side in a band. The retainer structure is fabricated of a magnetically inert substance such as aluminum and includes a high strength perimeter band when the magnet assembly is configured as a rotor.
When the magnet assembly is configured as a rotor, the electrical machine is advantageously constructed as a versatile brushless motor-generator. The modules may be combined on a common axis to compound the generated power or torque. These and other features are described in greater detail in the sections that follow.
The electrical machine of this invention combines an array of high energy permanent magnets and a novel conductor configuration to form a highly efficient axial flux device. The optimized axial flux device has a variety of applications as a motor, a generator or a combined motor-generator that is robust and versatile. The disk-shaped components are designed to be combined into modules that can be stacked for increased power density allowing the use of identical parts for machines of incrementally increasing capacity. The axial field electrical machine of this invention incorporates basic features that can be incorporated into a variety of different implementations. For example, although the preferred embodiment of the electrical machine describes a magnet assembly rotor and a conductor assembly stator, it is to be understood that the unique features can equally be applied to a device having a magnet assembly stator and a conductor assembly rotor or to a device where both the magnet assembly and the conductor assembly are rotors in a relatively stationary housing structure.
In the invented electrical machine, the magnet assembly has at least one and preferably two ring-shaped magnet sub-assemblies positioned on the side or sides of a ring-shaped conductor assembly. In the preferred embodiment, to take advantage of a magnet rotor assembly with back-to-back magnet placements, the electrical machine has a double center magnet sub-assembly with a conductor assembly having two conductor sub-assemblies on each side of the center magnet sub-assembly and two end magnet sub-assemblies. The preferred hollow magnet array rotors and annular conductor stators provide an internal chamber and a path for fluid cooling flow as well as the potential for using the center space for hollow shaft applications in robotics, wind and hydro turbines or machine tool spindles.
The magnet array of the magnet sub-assemblies comprises a symmetrical arrangement of high energy, generally thin flat magnets on a common circular locus radially displaced from a central axis. The topology of the array can be varied by the number of discrete magnets, their size and configuration, and their polar orientations. In preferred configurations, to generate or receive power in an alternating current, the magnets are oriented with alternately facing poles for adjacent magnets in the circular magnet array in each sub-assembly. The magnets in the opposed sub-assemblies of each module are aligned with facing opposite poles on opposite sides of a pre-defined air gap. The air gap is sized to mechanically accommodate conductor sub-assemblies in the form of flat toroids.
The toroidal conductor assembly has a novel conductor geometry with a continuous arcuate or preferably involute (gear tooth) pattern on each side of each conductor sub-assembly. In a preferred embodiment, the pattern is formed by a wire winding on a grooved and perforated or notched toroidal form. Alternately, the conductor pattern may be formed by a plated or deposited conductive material in a grooved substrate that is finished to preserve insulating boundaries between conductor segments. The involute and/or arcuate geometry of conductor segments on the form or substrate provides for a maximized density of conductor material in the magnetic field formed by opposed magnets. When using a multi-strand Litz wire, the density can be increased by press forming the Litz wire into the grooves and compressing the form while heating the wire to impregnate the wire with a meltable polymer material that forms the form.
The number of windings is preferably coordinated with the number of poles in the magnet array on the magnet sub-assemblies. Arrangements with eight, ten, twelve, fourteen or sixteen magnets in a symmetrical circular array operate well for high torque mid-size machines. The arrangement of conductor segments is such that, when the middle of a conductor segment of a toroidal winding on one side of the form is aligned with the center of one set of opposed magnets, the middle of the continuing conductor segment on the opposite side of the form is aligned with the center of the next adjacent set of opposed magnets. In this specification, the terms "conductor" and "winding" refer to printed, deposited, cut, milled or otherwise formed conductors as well as the wrapped, multi-strand wire conductor and compressed winding of the preferred embodiment. By using adjacent sets or groupings of windings, a multiphase electrical machine is created with the conductor material being maximized for the flat toroidal conductor sub-assemblies. The resulting sub-assemblies can be further optimized for structural integrity with a minimized insulator boundary between adjacent conductor segments. Generally, two and preferably three or more energizing circuits are preferred for smooth operation.
In fabricating the conductor assemblies, a flat disk-like structure that can absorb the torque from a perimeter mounting or a center mounting is required. In this manner, the uniform windings may contribute to the integrity of the integrated structure. This and other features will become apparent from a consideration of the detailed description of the preferred embodiments.
A preferred embodiment of the electrical machine of this invention is shown in
Referring in addition to the compound, cross-sectional perspective of
Since the magnet sub-assemblies 32 at each end differ from the central magnet sub-assemblies 34, a system having two conductor sub-assemblies 36 was selected as representative of the modular system of this invention. Where a single conductor assembly is utilized, the central magnet sub-assemblies are omitted, leaving two end magnet sub-assemblies 32 on each side of a single conductor assembly 30. Alternately, as known in the art, a unit may be constructed with a single magnet sub-assembly with a reduction in efficiency and performance.
When the electrical machine 10 includes one or more central magnet sub-assemblies as shown in
The peripheral side wall 22 of the housing end plates 20 and the added spacer rings 38 are sized to respectively accommodate the thickness of the end magnet sub-assemblies 32 and the central magnet sub-assembly 34. The central magnet sub-assembly 34 is a double or compound magnet sub-assembly with two sets 42 of back-to-back permanent magnets 44. The rotor 24 includes the projecting rotor shaft 18, bearings 46 that cooperate with bearing blocks 48 internally mounted in the opposed end plates 20 of the housing and the magnet assembly 26.
In the preferred embodiment of
As shown with reference to
When assembled, the magnet carrier rings 50 are configured to provide an annular interior chamber 82. The carrier rings 50 have slots 84 that, when coupled to the facing ring, form a series of bi-directional contoured air scoops 86 that are configured and positioned to direct a centrifugal flow of air from the chamber 82 over the magnets 44 contained in the rings 50. Air enters the chamber 82 though ports 88 in the end plates 20 of the outer housing 12 and ports 89 in the backing disk 54 and exits through peripheral contoured slots 90 in the side walls 22 of the end plates 20 and spacer ring 38 designed as diffusers to assist in the outflow of the air. Magnetized screens 91 at the intake ports 88 capture any magnetic grit before entering the interior at the housing 12.
Although the conductors generate the heat, the magnets are more sensitive to the generated heat and the air flow is therefore directed across the surfaces of the magnets during rotation of the rotor 24. To minimize the diameter and maintain the structural integrity of the magnet carrier rings 50 during high speed rotation, the carrier rings 50 have a perimeter groove 92 in which is seated a high strength band 94. The high strength retention band 94 can be made of a variety of materials, such as plastic, resin filled fiber glass, carbon fiber, banding string, metal wire or a high strength metal ring. A magnetic retention band can serve to reduce leakage flux from moving magnets and permit the use of a conductive housing close to the rotor, minimizing heating due to induced eddy currents while maximizing the power density of the machines.
The number and spacing of the notches 104, 106 and grooves 108 on the front and backside of the form 102 are such that the circuit in
The result of the toroidal wave winding is to pass the middle of the wire segments 114 across the middle of the flux fields, i.e., the circular locus of the centers of the magnets at approximately 45 to 60 degrees, as opposed to the 90 degrees of the typical radial winding. The preferred 45� geometry makes a flat winding with no end turn bulge with the majority of the winding passing through the flux fields of the magnets. With the increase in conductor costs and decrease in magnet costs, the magnets can be slightly oversized, such that the windings fully pass through the developed magnet flux field. In this manner, only the small cross-over portion in the notches that cross from front to back is extraneous.
In the diagrammatic illustrations of
Similarly, with reference to
X=a [cos (t)+t sin (t)]
y=a [sin (t)−t cos (t)]
The front and back wire segments 114 cross at 90� at a magnet pitch circle 122 of radius, equal to the circular locus of magnetic centers as a result of the involute curvatures. In both systems, the conductor segments exposed to the magnetic field have a continuous curvature without inflection.
As a result, when compared with a radial of the rotation axis, the curved conductor segment on each side of the support form has a midpoint tangent that is not coincident with the radial but that forms an angle in the range of 30� to 80� from the radial of the rotation axis that is normal to the tangent. The angle difference depends in substantial part on the number and configuration of the magnets.
Referring to
The use of magnets having conventional shapes and standard sizes greatly reduces the cost of the permanent magnets. Use of a single magnet configuration having a standard size, shape and thickness for a particular machine also reduces costs. In this manner, as well as ease of assembly and structural integrity, the central magnet sub-assemblies 34 use back-to-back magnets instead of magnets with double the thickness of conventional magnets.
It is to be understood that there are numerous variable parameters in the design of a modular electrical machine of the type disclosed. The application for the machine is a primary consideration and dictates many of the specifications, including the basic determination as to whether the conductor assembly is a stator or a rotor. While the design of the toroidal conductor assembly provides for a comparatively light-weight, high-speed applications, it is preferred that the conductor assembly comprise the stator with the magnet assembly operating as the rotor. In this manner, the electrical machine advantageously operates as a brushless motor-generator. And, additionally, the conductor sub-assemblies are supported at their outer perimeters in the housing structure with the conductor terminals oriented at the electronics compartment. The perimeter support of the conductor sub-assemblies 36, as shown in
To achieve the structural integrity required, different techniques are employed depending on the materials used in the fabrication. For example, for the partial sub-assembly 100 of
The windings can be further compressed to deform to the shape of the grooves, impregnated with a high temperature resin when joined to a perimeter support ring and surfaced with a non-conductive fiber cloth in a form press to protect the windings and leads and form a unitary structure of high structural integrity. Impregnating the conductor, for example a Litz wire wrapping, can be accomplished in the form press by heating the wire by electrical current to melt the non-conductive form into the multi-strand wire, thereby improving the structural integrity of the assembly.
For other extreme applications, ceramic or other high temperature materials may be used as a grooved winding former for wrapped or deposited conductors. For low-speed applications, a grooved former made of magnetic material, such as powdered iron, can be used to reduce the thickness of the optimum magnets. The common feature of the toroidal wave winding minimizes the effect of local variances in magnetic field strength or shape on output wave form or torque ripple. The wave form geometry for multi-strand or monofilament conductor windings eliminates end turn bulge and results in a smooth transition from one side of the form to the other.
When the conductor assembly is operated as the rotor, accommodation for a conventional brush unit can be provided. As shown in the partial view of the conductor assembly 140 in
It is to be understood that the basic electrical machine disclosed can be modified as is known in the art by added features that improve the performance for reasonable added costs. For example, the magnet sub-assemblies for the end modules may include magnets in a Halbach array to re-focus the magnetic field, and the magnet assembly may include field windings for improved operation of the electrical machine as a motor. The conductor assembly may be doubled up with two assemblies formed together as a unitary structure. These techniques may be added to the basic structure described when appropriate for a particular application.
In the preferred configuration, as a brushless motor-generator, the electrical machine of this invention has alternate embodiments in which the novel conductor assembly is incorporated. As examples, but by no means exhaustive examples, the embodiments of
In the electrical machine 182, schematically illustrated in
The conductor assembly 198 has conductor sub-assemblies 200, each with a coupled pair of back-to-back form wound conductor rings 202 mounted at their outer periphery in housing 203. The form wound conductor rings 202 are each wound with double helix wave windings 204 as previously described and are bonded or fabricated together to form a unitary member 206 of high structural integrity. Again, the wave windings 204 have a configuration as previously described and include one or more circuits with terminals 207. The electrical machine 182 of
In the electrical machine 210 of
The conductor assembly 238 also includes central conductor sub-assemblies 250 with back-to-back form wound conductor rings 252 that are bonded or fabricated together to form a unitary structure. The conductor rings 242 and 252 are supported at their outer periphery in the housing 248 with terminals 254 connected to a controller or other input or output device.
The centrally located magnet assembly 236 includes magnet sub-assemblies 256 with magnet carrier rings 258 having a series of permanent magnets 260 arranged in back-to-back pairings separated by magnet spacer rings 262. The magnet carrier rings 258 are supported on their inner periphery on a hub structure 264 for rotation as a unit around the central axis 166.
The electrical machine 234 has a lower inertia with fast acceleration and deceleration and has particular application for robotics, servo motors, machine tools and other such applications.
It is to be understood that other arrangements of the essential components may be made and the foregoing is not intended to limit the scope of the invention. Frequently, the particular application will determine the preferred embodiment of the invented electrical machine.
While, in the foregoing, embodiments of the present invention have been set forth in considerable detail for the purposes of making a complete disclosure of the invention, it may be apparent to those of skill in the art that numerous changes may be made in such detail without departing from the spirit and principles of the invention.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Quinoa with Mushrooms + Arugula
I've had Gwyneth Paltrow's second cookbook pre-ordered for months so it was like Christmas when the little Amazon box finally arrived at my door. This one, called "It's All Good: Delicious, Easy Recipes That Will Make You Look Good and Feel Great," is filled with health-conscious, "clean" food that Paltrow makes for herself and her family when she needs a break from all the pasta, pizza, and other such amazingness that can ultimately leave you feeling heavy and gross (for lack of a better word) when you overindulge. Which, I totally tend to do pretty much all of the time. Self-control is not really one of my shining qualities.
This recipe was the first that I've tried in the book, and as with the majority of Paltrow's recipes, it was easy to follow and absolutely delicious. And I still felt great even after scooping up the very last mushroom. xo
Quinoa with Mushrooms + Arugula
From It's All Good, by Gwyneth Paltrow and Julia Turshen
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 garlic cloves, finely minced
2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh thyme
1 pound crimini mushrooms, sliced
Coarse sea salt
2 cups cooked quinoa
2 large handfuls arugula, roughly chopped (I subbed in baby watercress)
Freshly ground black pepper
Heat the olive oil in a large nonstick skillet set over high heat. Add the garlic and thyme to the pan and cook until they just begin to bloom and get fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the mushrooms to the pan along with a big pinch of salt and cook, stirring now and then, until they've softened and browned and begin to make a squeaking sound (we know that sounds ridiculous, but it's true--keep your ears open). Transfer the mushroom mixture to a large mixing bowl along with the quinoa and arugula and stir to combine. Season to taste with a bit more salt and lots of freshly ground black pepper.
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Marshall Evening Chronicle (Newspaper) - December 31, 1959, Marshall, Michigan ■ ■ Ocfefesi4 ■ ■ (Concluded from Page 4) 22/ Michigan supreme court1 throws out use tax; H. Vandenburg Hatch approved to practice tew before high court; Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc., Chicago, low bidder on county radio' system. 23. Judge Magnotta permits teen-ager to leave solitary confinement 48 hours early. . 24. Coldwater squad spoils Redskins' homecoming. 26. Fine crowd on hand for Marshall's Fall Festival; 193 confirmed at St. Mary's Catholic church. 27. City commissioners OK electric rate boost; one way streets here proposed; Road crews engaged in finishing work on Interstate 94. 28. Work starts on project to provide additional telephone facilities for Marshall Exchange subscribers; Oil found in Albion city limits — group of Marshallites hold rights; $752 collected as result of "Coffee Series." 29. Ron Harris elected president of Marshall Young Farmers. 30. Retiring City Assessor Floyd Withee honored by city officials; Police Chief Joseph McClintic issues warning in connection with Halloween celebrating. 31. Lakeview squad whips Marshall Redskins; Oilmen work to cap thundering oil well in Scipio oil field. November 2.—-Henry Libbrecht purchases Wash King; $150 collected for UNICEF; Jim Smith, 61, Albion, held in shotgun slaying of James Cheek, 44, and savage beating of Mrs. Elizabeth Peebles, 46; Athol Hazen, Fredonia Grange,, takes second place honors in State Grange, cake baking contest. 3.—Stanley Lamb Post reaches '60 membership quota; Mystery Farm feature starts in Evening Chronicle;-Runaway oil well near Jonesville continues to gush water, oil high into air. 4.—Dr. C. L. Larned, Lyon Lake, dies; Marshall has one of the finest small town libraries in nation. 5.—Rotarians praise A. C. Hem-mingsen for many years of community service; Boyd Walters elected new chairman of C. of C. industrial committee; Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Frisby honored on first anniversary; County 4-H fall achievement rally attended by 350 persons. 6.—County health facilities observe^ by University of Michigan students; pr. Herman Beuker announces retirement from practice of medicine. 7.—Adrian scores 14-6 win over Redskins. 10.-*€ity commissioners study proposed land sub-division and utility extension ordinance; City named in suit. lL-j-Budget of $843,000 for 1959-60 adopted by board of education; Harry, pardner and Art Goodwin named honorary F.F.A. members/; Maynard Clark named cage coach for 1959 -60 season; Accumulated patient days show increase at Oak-lawn hospital. , 12.—National Food store addition plans revealed; Christmas club checks delivered. 13.—Crash injuries claim , life of George Moore, 78, of Cadillac; Edward Gainer, retired merchant, dies. 13.—Three youths sentenced' by Judge Magnotta to solitary confinement complete terms; Redskins close football season with victory over Homer Trojans; G. N. Westbrook, Homer funeral director, dies. .. 16.—Moose lodge joins battle against cystic fibrosis; Marv's Rambler Sales plans grand opening; : :\... ... 1$.—Council of Liberal Churches seeks investigation of sentences handed out by Circuit Judge Magnolia. 19.—Six police chiefs come to defense of Circuit Judge Magnotta; Charles Maxwell and Dr. C; J. Stringer speak at Christmas seal kick-off dinner; Mary Tillot-son, 97, one of cityfs oldest residents, dies. 21.—Henry W. Goddard, retired building contractor, dies. 23 —Clifford Sanders, 30, Albion, killed in hunting accident. . 24;—Wendell Holmes, Jr., 29, Hillsdale, killed while directing traffic on new US-12 highway; C. of C: members hear talk on soil conservation at breakfast meeting at Community building. 27.—Tractor-Mate, Inc., makes shipment of tractor-mounted fork lifts. 28.—Herbert Johnson, Battle Creek, found guilty of slaying wife. 30.—Goal virtually . reached by Marshall Community Chest workers. 4—Brooks Memorial fountain perfect setting for nativity scene. 5.—Police reveal three bad checks passed in city; Sherer-Gil-lett Co. declares dividend. 7.—dedication of Interstate 94 staged this morning with number of notables present; John H. Davies elected worshipful master of Masonic lodge. 8.—Attorney General Paul L. Adams rules Calhoun county is without authority to pay Circuit Judge Magnotta mileage from Albion to county seat in Marshall; Frank Cuber elected head of retail division of C. of C. 9.—Marshall school district short $91,340 in state aid pay; Paul S. Elliott elected president of Chamber of Commerce; Albion-Marshali football players honored; Sid of OK Wrecking Co. accepted to te/ar down old laundry building; Leon Bischoff elected chancellor commander of Knights of Pythias. 10.—Open house planned at Red-field Plaza. 11.—Dr. Myron Tazelaar elected chief-pf-staff at Oaklawn hospital; Rotarians sell Extra; Jim Pyle named most valuable player, on 1959 Marshall football squad. 12.—Tina Bynum e^cted Marshall high school's DAR good citizen; Redskins drop opener to Coldwater; Richard Chrzanoski, 26, of Grand Rapids, charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery, given \\h to 5 years pen term; Ralph Baker, 53, Battle Creek, killed in Illinois accident. 14.—Supe^isors OK payment of $251 to dog warden. 15.—Cards, packages commence rolling into Marshall Post Office; three-man committee to study possibility of county library. 16.—Survey shows city has need for 1300 parking spaces; overflow crowd on hand in court as Creighr ton R. Coleman takes his oath of *ihriV TUESDAY, DEC. T5, was a big day for Creighton R. Coleman as he was sworn in as judge in the 37th sentences three more young men jucjicja| circuit. In the above picture is Judge Alfonso A. Magnotta, left, who was named to the judge to solitary confinement. bench earlier in the year following the death of Judge Harold E. Steinbacher; Judge Blaine W. Hatch, 17.—H. vandenBerg (Van) Hatch wh0 is" retiring at the end of this year after 32 years as judge, and Judge Coleman. tl joins law firm of Hatch & Scul- ' thorp; Table Toppers discuss holiday safety measures. 18.—Jiaycees seeking outstanding young farmer;, band-orchestra present holiday concert. 19.—Marshall Redskins trimmed by Three Rivers. 21.—Kfchard Babic and William Einhardt back in arms of law; Judge Magnotta hands out two more solitary terms; Earl J. Woods, 24, Albion, killed in accident south of Albion* boosting the county traffic death toll to 23 for year. 22.—Commissioners award 'contracts for purchase of police cruisers, truck. 23,.—Richard Lee Babic handed 7M> to 15 year term in Southern Michigan prison. 24.—Edward J. Casey, noted dairy farmer, claimed by death. 28;—Jayceee announce plans for pick-up of discarded Christmas trees; Judge Magnotta declares his •program • is sound—will work out In majority'of cases; 103 families,« 24 individuals had brighter Christmas thanks to many local organic zations, scores of donors. During '59 ■it Iff* •* »;............. PICTURED HERE IS THE FIRST WORK on Marshall public schools done as a result of the passage in May of the 1959 bond issue for $1,750,000. The ground work on the four room addition to Shearman school which is expected to be completed very early in the new year is pictured. The addition., to be built at a cost of 575,000.. will provide service for all pupils in the Shearman area, will eliminate transporting students from that area to Gordon school, and will relieve crowded conditions at Gordon school. I ('hi (iiiii'le Staff And File Photos) MARSHALL'S Christmas season decorations received more praise than ever before. Many persons passing through the cjty claimed Marshall was the finest decorated city Jthey had seen. The Detroit Free Press photographer caught a fine view'of the city's main street. BACK IN LATE APRIL the sky was lit up for miles around when a fire raged in a wildcat well 15 miles northeast of Marshall. It raged for six and one-halt hours. The fire was on the farm of Earl Midlam, Jr. Two persons were injured. DAIRY PRINCESS CROWNED—Dr. N. P. Ralston, director of exten-sion for Michigan,, is pictured here crowning Ruth Ann Avery as Calhoun county dairy princess for 1959. At the left is Ida McLain, who placed second., and at the right is Carol Weitzel, who placed third. 1 4,' ' ' * - December 1.—Attorney Reid Hatfield elected chairman of Marshall Family Counseling Board; County records 22nd traffic fatality of year wi#i v death of Roy Abbe, 66, Rives Junction, from injuries sustained in crash on M-60, two miles east of US-27 intersection. 2.—Announcement made by the Chronicle that Santa letters again will be published; James M. Moses relinquishes chairmanship of State Civil Service Commission; Carlyle Serr, Rev. Douglas Trout, Walter Venn and Dorfnan Wigent elected Chamber of Commerce directors. 3.—Work completed on model horde in new. sub-division; announcement made that new Eaton addition will comprise approximately 28,000 square feet. * * - * MARSHAL^LOSTAJ.ANDMARK^uring 1959. Pictured above is tKe old mill, off Marshall avenue, Road construction has been big news in Marshall and the area throughput 1959. 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Irvin Showalter, 90, WWII vet, Excelsior Brass moulder
Irvin Showalter, 90, of Stevens, formerly of Ephrata, passed away Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013, at the Denver Health & Rehabilitation Center.
He was born in Sinking Spring to the late Adam and Carrie (Wenrich) Showalter and was the husband of the late Clara E. (Gerhart) Showalter who passed away in 2012.
Irvin was a member of the Harvest Fellowship Church. He was a veteran of WW II, having served in the U.S. Army. He enjoyed fishing and camping. During his working years, he worked for Excelsior Brass of Blandon, as a moulder.
Irvin is survived by two sons: Michael Showalter of Robesonia and Kenneth, husband of Doris (Fisher) Showalter of Akron; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren and a brother: Adam Jr., husband of Diane Showalter of West Reading.
In addition to his wife and parents, he is preceded in death by a daughter: Joanne Freeman and a brother: William Showalter.
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The Value of Judgement in this World
"I heard just this week that a Chabad-Lubavitch colleague of mine from New Jersey suggested that I should not be called up to the Torah at a Chabad House, apparently because on my TV show, Shalom in the Home, I had counseled a lesbian couple with children.
People are tired of this kind of harsh religion that is all about judgment and not about redemption, all about rejection and not about acceptance, all about condemnation and not about inspiration."
So declares Shmuel Boteach, Michael Jackson's former Rabbi, who currently preaches via his radio show reminding one of a more sex-obsessed Dennis Prager and a Learning Channel TV show 'Shalom in the Home' in which he plays an unlicensed therapist bonding with wacky dysfunctional families that include the aforementioned lesbian couple and a Jewish man who married a Muslim Turk and converted to Islam.
It's safe to say that at no point does Boteach actually attempt to impart to them any moral lessons or uphold any of the Torah's values, instead using his supposed Rabbinical status as shtick. Now last time I checked Boteach had been expelled from Chabad and has no Chabad colleagues. After his sensationalistic books on Sex, his dalliance with a millionaire pedophile, brushes with financial malfeasance, he's settled into marketing his Rabbinic status as pop culture infused advice giver, delivering inspid and blatantly obvious platitudes that would shame even Dr. Phil.
Of course none of this has anything to do with Torah or Hashem but then when you've achieved fame and fortune enabling a pedophile and then made a career dispensing feel good advice, the last thing you want is judgement or rejecting what is bad in favor of what is good. Instead you favor universal acceptance and non-judgementalism. After all if Rabbi Boteach were to speak out against homosexuality or intermarriage, he would no longer have a TV show and he knows it too. The only kind of religion that sells on tv is non-judgemental and accepting, soft-religion that jettisons morality in favor of redemption for all, no questions asked.
The problem with celebrity clergy is that clergy shouldn't be celebrities. When servants of God work to cater to an audience, they create idols for themselves to worship that leave God behind. The accepting religion is ultimately the customized religion. The 'My God' phenomenon in which every person recreates God in their image worshipping their own ideals and values creates a customized idol for themselves.
Values require judgement. This does not mean alienating or abusing people necesarily, but it does mean at the very least, making clear what you believe is right and wrong. A clergyman who does not do this allows the public to believe that God is as equally devoid of judgement as him and that all forms of conduct are acceptable. This can be often difficult in a society that values the tolerance of all things above all else but then being a servant of God was never meant to be easy. It is actually exceedingly difficult, or should be. It is not a cakewalk or a celebrity dinner. It is not a TV show or a book deal. It is standing up for what is right in a world that by its very nature more often tends towards the wrong.
One does not have to be a Rabbi to give charity, to counsel families or to dispense advice. Anyone can do these things and should. Being a Rabbi requires more than just helping people, it requires upholding G-d's values (rather than generalized fuzzy do-gooder values) and thus proclaiming his name in this world whether it is through teaching, learning, counselling or most importantly judging. Most people are capable of fuzzy definitions of good. But fuzzy definitions of good are often the difference between good and evil. Undefined fuzzy definitions, tolerance of evil, misplaced charity and mercy or in reverse excessive intolerance, lack of charity and mercy, lead one towards evil. Judgement requires drawing those defining lines and finding that balance to walk, the tightrope on whose both sides lie the abysses of ruin. Clergy who err on one side or another, fall and lead others to fall with them by misleading them and misguiding them to false and destructive extremes.
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- Keliata said...
It's very disappointing to read this about "Shalom in the Home." I had only seen the tail end of one episode, and thought it looked promising--a religious alternative to the horribly exploitive Wife-Swap type shows on ABC.
Since the the entire premise of "Shalom in the Home" appears to be centered around a religious Jewish theme, I can't understand why TLC would take the low road with it and feature lesbian and gay "families."
- 9/7/06
- Lemon Lime Moon said...
"Speak to us smooth things and prophecy delusions" Yeshaya 30,10
He plays to the crowd and Hashem said that the crowds would demand just such smooth preaching and stroking rather than the truth .
Truth demands changes in ones personal life , something most are not prepared to make.
- 9/7/06
- catlady said...
it's like people don't get that speaking out against hatred, bashing and murdering of gays is NOT the same as condoning homosexuality
- 9/7/06
- Rev Billy said...
I preach mainly hell fire and brimstone.Just a joke there.
Well you know brethren it takes all kinds and some will do a lot to be popular.
I come off being a bit of a comedian here but I am a serious fella and I think this fella wishes to do some good but you know its not good to give up your values for a pat on the back. Just never works out right in the end.
Specially for a preacher of any religion. You have got to stick to the main event which is the bible. No way around that if you want to keep playing on the team.
- 10/7/06
- Keliata said...
Very true. But when people want only to promote their own celebrity, they'll prostitute the Torah for the masses.
- 10/7/06
- Keliata said...
A phenomena not unique to Judaism either. Christian television is full of so-called ministers promoting their own celebrity to fill their wallets.
- 10/7/06
- Sultan Knish said...
they'd take the low road because the low road sells, they'll look specifically for gimmicky wacky families in order to get attention and if they center a show around a Rabbi, they'll be twice as determined to find those kinds of families...particularly inappropriate ones in order to 'shock' people
that's reality TV really, which is exploitative and degrading of norms and sensibilities
- 10/7/06
- Anonymous said...
Reality tv is a downward spiral and sees how degraded people are willing to make themselves for a moment of fame.
They eat vile things, do stupid monkey tricks for the cameras and say or do anything for money.
They have no clue how disgusting and low class they really look to most people.
A while back the writers of Beevis and Buthead came out and told teenagers that they disliked them really and were mamesh making fun of them.
Teens still watched the show.
- 10/7/06
- Editor said...
Wow you sure made plenty of judgements of Shmuley!
A Chabadnik who would have no problem calling up Shmuley or any other Jew up for an aliya. We accept them all at face value..
- 10/7/06
- Itzik_s said...
Boteach is a total joke. A cross between Al Sharpton, Oprah and the Berg clowns. He would be welcome to have an aliyah at any Chabad House - on Purim!
Ani lo bediuk Boteach bo.
- 11/7/06
- Neshama said...
Hi guys,
I tend to see everything spiritually these days. One must make judgements every day in all matters in order to keep going forward and not be pulled down to this nation's lowest common denominator. America is on its way out. I hate to sound so "doomsdayish" but that's how I see it.
America's lifestyle is deteriorating rapidly, and unfortunately taking many, many Jewish neshomas along with it.
- 11/7/06
- Friar Yid (not Shlita) said...
I'm no fan of Shmuley (or Chabad), but neither you nor catlady are being quite fair to him. He has never spoken in favor of homosexuality. Rather, he has consistently said they do not deserve mistreatment or discrimination, period. He even explicitly defines it as a "religious sin" here: http://www.beliefnet.com/story/128/story_12887_1.html
Now, you can accuse him of minimizing the importance or significance of religious sin, but it's entirely ridiculous to put words in his mouth and imply that he has given blanket acceptance to homosexuality. He hasn't. He simply differentiates between what is and isn't his business, and simply because he doesn't rail against gays on his show doesn't mean he automatically thinks homosexuality is the greatest thing since sliced bread, as a simple Google search (try Boteach + homosexuality) would show. He, God forbid, actually has a slightly nuanced opinion about the whole thing.
(See http://judaism.about.com/library/2_sex/bl_homosexuality_a.htm and http://www.betham.org/kulanu/iansilver.html for more examples.)
Shmuley's show, inane as it is (and it is,) isn't about getting people to become frum; it is no more his place to lecture a lesbian couple on Judaism's views on homosexuality than it would be to tell a secular Jewish family that they should keep kosher and that the wife should start going to a mikvah. The families and/or show's producers come to him with specific requests for help and advice regarding how to make their relationship work, not whether the Torah says it's ok.
Hate him if you want, but at least hate him for stuff he's actually done and said.
- 12/7/06
- Sultan Knish said...
it is no more his place to lecture a lesbian couple on Judaism's views on homosexuality than it would be to tell a secular Jewish family that they should keep kosher
actually as a Rabbi it's precisely his place to say these things
no one is asking him to go around yelling that gays are going to hell, but when a Rabbi participates in a segment with a homosexual couple and advises them on child rearing, he is giving the impression that he accepts their lifestyle... the same way if he advised a pedophile married to a 3 year old on how to brush her teeth, while ignoring the overall fact that child molestation is going on here
(a proper enough analogy for michael jackson's rabbi)
some things you don't actually have to speak in favor of to appear in favor of by treating them as normal and casual
it really comes down to whether he's there representing G-d or representing himself. For the latter then yes he has no real place telling anyone, anything at all. But of course taking that approach is admitting he's not a religious figure and should stop capitalizing on the title of Rabbi and just call himself Shmuley.
- 12/7/06
- nari said...
wouldnt you think giving the Palestinian their right to decide what to do with their country that they were forced out by TERROR of Jewish war gangs. dont you think they have the human right to live in their country, they didnt creat the Crimes against jews. they dont deserve to be displaced by people chose to creat a state on the palestinian land
Honesty and truth is hard to swallow, Israelies took the palestinian land and it is war against the agressor, and occupiers.
would you be honest enough to publish my comment!!!
- 16/7/06
- Sultan Knish said...
1. there was never any palestinian country. period. there was egypt and jordan.
2. the terror was on the side of the arabs
3. the arabs had repeated chances for a state and peace, beginning with the UN partition plan they rejected in 1948 to the present day... they rejected every one of them and chose the path of violence and murder
- 16/7/06


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Results for Marion were not available at presstime, but Clarence Jackson and Leonard Gagne were unopposed for aldermen, while Mayor Glenn Hild also was unopposed. In the Navarro ISD, Roger Boding pulled 121 votes and Bridget Alexander had a total of 93 votes. There were four people earning write-in votes. Carl Randow and Sandra Robinson each got two votes, and Bettye Urban and Wilfred Bartoskewitz each got one vote. In the Marion ISD, Jean Ruts had 81 votes, and Dahlia Arambula and Harold Pape each had 74 votes. A federal judge late Friday blocked the Seguin City Council Election as a result of a lawsuit filed by the League of United Latin American Citizens. Voters support majority of charter amendments Along with three city council seats, New Braunfels voters had to decide on 18 amendments to the City Charter and a proposition of the election of the mayor. The proposition to change the method of electing the mayor was passing 1294 to 335 against at presstime. Preliminary reports of the City Council election showed the majority of the amendments to the City Charter passing easily. However, Amendments 4 and 5are not enjoying the same success with. Amendment 5, which establishes the pay scale for city council members was receiving only modest acceptance by New Braunfels voters, at 286 for to 159 against Amendment 4, requiring city council persons to own property, was losing 273 for to 198 against Also, New Braunfels voters supported a proposal calling for the election of the mayor. The amendments were as follows: Amendment I — Candidates elected at the municipal election will take office at the first regular city council meeting after the election, following the official declaration of the results of the election. Amendment 2 — Terms of candidates will be limited to two consecutive three- year terms, and no person shall serve more than three three-year terms during a lifetime. 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