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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Feb 13, 2001
|Filing date
|Mar 6, 2000
|Priority date
|Mar 6, 2000
|Fee status
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|Kirby R. Goedde
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|Kirby R. Goedde
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|Patent Citations (16), Referenced by (68), Classifications (38), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to student lockers, and more specifically, a locker having remote control locking, opening, and noise-making mechanisms operable by a key chain transmitter.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electronic locking systems for lockers have been the subject of earlier patents. Handicapped persons, especially students in wheelchairs need to be able to locate, unlock, and open their school lockers by remote control. The related art will be discussed in the order of perceived relevance to the present invention. The related art of interest describes various locks, but none disclose the present invention as claimed.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,894,277, issued in April 1999 to Keskin et al., describes a programmable digital electronic lock for a locker. The lock may be opened using a keypad that is permanently mounted to the locker door. Keskin discloses only a solenoid locking mechanism but not the higher efficiency pendulum lock. Moreover, Keskin does not disclose a locker assembly having separate mechanisms that cooperate to both unlock and then open a locker; nor does Keskin a keypad that can signal and cause the triple function of beeping, unlocking, and opening, in distinct intervals. Thus Keskin does not disclose the present invention as claimed.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,933,086, issued in August 1999 to Tischendorf, et al., describes a keyless locking mechanism, with a portable remote to lock and to unlock a house door. The Tischendorf device is not suited to a gym locker and it lacks both the structure and functionality of the present invention.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,678,436, issued in October 1997 to C. E. Alexander, describes a remote control door lock system to remotely lock and unlock the deadbolt on a door. The Alexander device lacks the structure, combination of components, and functionality of the present invention.
United Kingdom Application No. GB 2,159,567, published in December 1985, describes a storage container that unlocks with the use of a remote control. However, the '567 does not disclose a storage receptacle that both unlocks and opens with the remote control, just one that unlocks with the remote control. Nor does it have the additional features such as a release lever, pendulum lock to increase efficiency, or the noise-making mechanism.
Other patents which have some relevance to the present invention include: U.S. Pat. No. 4,778,206, issued October, 1988 to Motsumoto, et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,021,776, issued September, 1991 to Anderson, et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,261,260, issued November, 1993 to Lin, et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,392,025, issued February, 1995 to Figh, et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,406,274, issued April, 1995 to Lambropoulos, et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,680,134, issued October 1997 to Tsui, P. Y., U.S. Pat. No. 5,896,094 issued April, 1999 to Narisada, et al.; and United Kingdom Patent Application No. GB 2,078,845 published February, 1982.
None of the above inventions and patents, taken either singularly or in combination, is seen to describe the instant invention as claimed. Thus, there is a need for a remotely controlled school locker that is operable by a transmitter on a key chain, and that has one or more, or a combination of the features of the present invention in order to solve the problems of efficiency, security, and versatility.
The present invention is a remote control mechanism for a storage locker, such as those used in fitness centers, school gymnasiums, employee changing areas, etc. The mechanism, designed especially for handicapped students or employees, enables a locker to be located by an audible signal, unlocked and opened by remote control via a handheld transmitter. The locker assembly includes a transmitter having a first button that activates a door locking mechanism, a second button that activates a door opening mechanism, and a third button that activates a sound-making device, much like the beeper in a wristwatch, in order to help a visually impaired student more easily find his or her locker.
The mechanism includes a receiver that receives signals from the transmitter and which responds to commands that actuate the door locking mechanism, the door opening mechanism, and the noise-making mechanism. Two embodiments of the remote control locking mechanism are presented, the first being a solenoid actuated remote control locking mechanism, and the other being a remote controlled motorized pendulum lock that uses less energy than the solenoid mechanism. The door locking mechanism is particularly useful for students who are visually impaired or who have problems with manual dexterity and are unable to operate the conventional combination lock, enabling them to unlock the locker by remote control and thereafter opening the locker by lifting the handle on the locker door. The door opening mechanism is particularly useful for students who are confined to a wheelchair, and enables them to both unlock and open the locker door by remote control before moving the wheelchair up to the locker.
As stated, the second primary feature of the locker is a door opening device, which may be used in connection with either embodiment of the door locking mechanism. The door opening mechanism unlocks and opens the locker door. The door opening mechanism utilizes a method of lifting the locker door latch pins using a remote controlled, solenoid actuated system of release levers. A cable connecting the solenoid to the release levers causes the levers to rotate about a fulcrum, which urges the locker latch pins off of their corresponding latches.
Similar circuits, each having slightly different values, are used for both the locking mechanisms, and the door opening device. A different circuit is used for the beeping function of the locking mechanism.
Accordingly, it is a principal object of the invention to provide a device that provides students with disabilities, and other students, convenient access to their school lockers.
It is another object of the invention to provide a useful device to employers who offer employee lockers, by providing the option to furnish a locker that can serve the needs of a broader spectrum of employees, most notably those who are disabled or handicapped.
It is a further object of the invention to provide an efficient and versatile locker assembly that can be operated using a remote controlled, handheld, push button device.
It is an object of the invention to provide improved elements and arrangements thereof for the purposes described which is inexpensive, dependable and fully effective in accomplishing its intended purposes. These and other objects of the present invention will become readily apparent upon further review of the following specification and drawings.
FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a generic embodiment of an automated locker according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a front perspective view of the first embodiment of the automated door locking mechanism.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the automated door opening mechanism according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of a second embodiment of the automated door locking mechanism, showing the locked position.
FIG. 5 is a front perspective view of the second embodiment of the automated door locking mechanism in an unlocked position.
FIG. 6 is a front elevational view of the second embodiment with the locker handle raised.
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the circuit that controls the locking mechanisms of FIG. 2, and of FIGS. 4 through 6, as well as the opening mechanism of FIG. 3.
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of the circuit that controls the noise making device in the present invention.
Similar reference characters denote corresponding features consistently throughout the attached drawings.
The present invention is directed to a remotely control mechanism for a locker 10, especially for use by handicapped students or employees. Referring now to the drawings, FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a school locker equipped with a generic embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 and FIGS. 4 through 6 show two different embodiments of a door locking mechanism, showing a locker door 16 to which is mounted enclosure 76 containing remote controlled locking mechanisms 80 and 90, respectively. FIG. 3 illustrates a remotely controlled door opening mechanism 20, as distinguished from the aforementioned locking mechanisms. Opening mechanism 20 is connected to door frame 18 of locker 10. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the preferred circuit used for both the locking mechanisms (FIGS. 2 & 4), and for the opening mechanism (FIG. 3) of the present invention. FIG. 8 illustrates the preferred circuit used for a noise-making mechanism of locker 10.
Referring to FIG. 1, locker 10 includes a transmitter 40 having a plurality of buttons. The transmitter 40 and receiver may operate by radio frequency wave, infrared, or ultrasonic means. According to the preferred embodiment, a first button 50 activates locking mechanisms 80 and 90. A second button 54 activates door opening mechanism 20. A third button 58 activates a sound-making mechanism 70, much like the beeper in a wristwatch. When enabled, this device causes the lock to "beep," and it is intended to help a visually impaired student to easily find his locker. For the purposes of FIG. 2, and FIGS. 4-6, noise-making transducer 70 is illustrated diagrammatically incorporated or contained in lock enclosure 76, and has a noise-making circuit, as shown in FIG. 8, disposed within control module 60. Each automated locker 10 may have its own control module 60 and power supply. In the alternative, multiple lockers may share a power supply, or they may share a power supply and a control module. The power supply could be a battery within the control module itself, or it could be a separate stand alone unit next to the control module.
Still referring to FIG. 1, locker 10 preferably includes a receiver, or control module 60, that receives signals from transmitter 40, and provides commands that actuate either of locking mechanisms 80 or 90, or door opening mechanism 20. In general, control module 60 includes a power supply and a receiver. More specifically, the following is included in the circuitry of control module 60: (a) a receiver 61 to detect the signal of the correct transmitter 40; (b) timing circuitry, which can be adjusted to keep the door unlocked the necessary time depending upon preference; (c) diagnostic light emitting diodes (LEDs) (not shown) for trouble shooting and/or to indicate the status of the system; (d) an override switch to unlock the locker if the system stops functioning properly; and (e) control module 60 also has a mode of operation switch, including an "ON" switch 63 for permitting automatic door opening by remote control, and an "OFF" switch 65 for requiring manual door opening, that is, where the door automatically unlocks but does not automatically open.
Referring to FIG. 2, enclosure attachment means 100 holds the enclosure lid onto lock enclosure 76. Plunger 92, which protrudes from enclosure 76, is a component of locking mechanism 90 that is used to prevent the opening of locker 10 by limiting the movement of latch pin release plate 102. When the correct signal is received from transmitter 40, control module 60 applies a voltage to first solenoid 104, energizing the solenoid coil and withdrawing the plunger 92 into the magnetic field of the coil, causing it to retract from release plate 102. Plate 102 can then be lifted, allowing latch pins 26 to raise and to release locker door 16. After a set amount of time, control module 60 removes voltage from solenoid 104. When power is cut, plunger spring 94 causes plunger 92 to protrude, so as to again clamp and thereby lock release plate 102 so that it may not be raised.
Solenoid 104 is preferably a standard solenoid as is well known in the industry. However, in order to make the locking mechanism battery operated, and to conserve energy, a latching solenoid or actuator may be used instead of solenoid 104. In that case, when the correct signal is received from transmitter 40, control module 60 sends a short voltage spike to the latching solenoid or actuator. This causes the device to go into a retracted state. The device remains in this state until another voltage surge is sent to it. The second surge returns the device to its initial, locked state.
As shown in FIG. 2, wire channel 74, which is attached to second locking mechanism 90, protects at least four, but up to seven wires that connect control module 60 to the locking mechanism 80 or 90 within enclosure 76. Channel 74 creates a pathway through which the wires travel from enclosure 76 in order to reach control module 60.
Still referring to FIG. 2, key switch 96 is used to power the locking mechanism on and off, and to program a new transmitter code into the system if the previous transmitter 40, or transmitter code, is lost. A new code is programmed by turning the control module 60 switch to the off position, holding down the transmitter button, and then turning the switch 96 back on.
FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of locking mechanism 80, which is an alternate embodiment of the locking mechanism shown in FIG. 2. FIGS. 4 through 6 show pendulum lock 84, of mechanism 80, in first, second, and third positions, respectively. Pendulum lock 84 is a wedge-shaped piece of steel mounted on the shaft of motor 86. FIG. 4 shows locking mechanism 80 in a locked state, with the outside edge of pendulum lock 84 facing down and seated upon, and in mating alignment with, middle seat 64 of lock body 62. Lock arm 82, which must be raised in order to open locker door 16, is a flat piece of steel that is connected to, and preferably made in one piece with, lock body 62. Body 62, together with arm 82, is fixed by standoff screw 89, which screws into standoff 88 to hold lock body 62 in place, body 62 pivoting about screw 89 within the limits set by recess 75 defined in enclosure 76. So long as pendulum lock 84 rests upon middle seat 64, lock arm 82 is held in a locked position. In order for locker 10 to be opened, it is necessary for lock arm 82 to be raised with locker handle 14. Accordingly, when the correct signal is received from transmitter 40, control module 60 sends a quick voltage surge to lock motor 86. This causes pendulum lock 84 to rotate clockwise around its axis about 180� to an unlocked position, as shown in FIG. 5. In its unlocked state, and even when no voltage is applied to motor 86, pendulum lock 84 remains upright because one of its side edges is balanced against upper seat 66 of lock body 62. With lock 84 in an unlocked state, lock arm 82 is free to move upward with locker handle 14. When locker handle 14 is then raised, pendulum lock 84 rotates counterclockwise, the shift in the center of gravity bringing pendulum lock 84 to a third resting position, as shown in FIG. 6, wherein a side edge of pendulum lock 84 rests upon lower seat 68 of lock body 62. When locker handle 14 is released, pendulum lock 84 moves to a position where it no longer rests upon lock body 62, and thus, lock 84 rotates back to the locked position shown in FIG. 4.
FIG. 3 is a side elevational view of the remotely operated automatic door opening mechanism 20, which is incorporated in both embodiments of the remote control mechanism, but used as an alternative to either of locking mechanisms 80 and 90. More precisely, door opening mechanism 20 opens door 16, independent of door unlocking mechanisms 80 or 90. The theory of mechanism 20 stems from the fact that latch pins 26 can be lifted in two different ways to open door 16. The first way, as suggested by FIG. 1, is to manually lift latch pin release plate 102 which is connected to each of the latch pins 26. The second way is to lift each individual latch pin 26. Pins 26 are held down by springs. When closing door 16, pins 26 can be lifted by the camming force upon pins 26 due to the beveled edge of each door latch 24. This is what allows locker doors to be "slammed" shut without having to lift release plate 102. Door opening mechanism 20 utilizes a method of lifting pins 26 that is closest to the "second way," described above. Mechanism 20 includes at least one latch pin release lever 22 for each of the latch pins 26. A given release lever 22 urges and slides each of pins 26 off of a latch 24. Latch 24, standard in the industry, is preferably a rigid, fixed hook, within door frame 18, that latches, in a camming relationship, onto pin 26. Latch pin 26, also standard in the industry, is a spring-loaded pin which, in conjunction with latch 24, holds locker door 16 shut. Mechanism 20 includes a second solenoid 28 which acts, through release lever cable 30, upon an end of each lever 22. Thus, when control module 60 detects the correct signal, a voltage is sent to second solenoid 28. Second solenoid 28 then pulls down on lever cable 30 causing a release lever 22 in each lever housing 32 to rotate about pivot pin 34, which acts as a fulcrum, and to thereby lift the corresponding latch pins 26 off of latches 24. This releases door 16, permitting door 16 to open. Door 16 may be biased by one or more springs (not shown) in the hinges so that the door 16 automatically swings open when pins 26 are lifted out of hooks 24. Cable 30 is preferably a steel cable running from each release lever 22 to solenoid 28. Stated more simply, cable 30 causes lever 22 to rotate about fulcrum 34 to disengage each of the pins 26 from their corresponding latch 24. Release lever housing 32 encases that portion of lever 22 that is connected to cable 30 and to fulcrum 34. The side walls of lever slot 36 of housing 32 serve to guide and to support lever 22 as it rotates about fulcrum 34. Fulcrum 34 is a pin, preferably metal or hard plastic, that is connected to a wall of housing 32.
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the circuit which controls the locking mechanisms of FIG. 2, and FIGS. 4 through 6, as well as the opening mechanism of FIG. 3. The circuit shown in FIG. 7 is a timing circuit built around a timer chip T1, preferably a Motorola LM555 integrated circuit. The circuit has a power source V1 which provides direct current at an appropriate voltage, preferably twelve volts. The power source V1 may be provided by a battery or by a regulated power supply, as is known in the art. Transistor M1 is an N-channel metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) which is used to provide sufficient power, and particularly sufficient current, to energize the coil of solenoid 104 in the first embodiment of the door locking mechanism, shown in FIG. 2, the motor 86 of the second embodiment of the door locking mechanism, shown in FIGS. 4 through 6, or the solenoid 28 of the door opening mechanism, shown in FIG. 1 and common to both embodiments. The switch S1/S2 designates a trigger signal generated by pressing either button 50 or button 54 of the transmitter 40 to unlock the door or to open the door, respectively, and triggers the timer chip T1 to an "on" state. The timer chip T1 is wired for monostable (one-shot) operation in this circuit configuration, with the duration of the "on" state determined by the values of resistor R1 and capacitor C1. The output voltage is taken across the terminals O1.
When the circuit of FIG. 7 is used with the door locking mechanism of FIG. 2, R1 has a value of 432 kΩ and C1 has a value of 100 μF. This sets the duration of the "on" state at about ten seconds. Consequently, when button 50 of the transmitter 40 is pressed, the timer T1 is triggered to the "on" state and provides an output voltage at terminals O1 sufficient to cause the solenoid 104 to retract plunger 92 for ten seconds, permitting the locker handle to be raised during this period in order to open the door.
When the circuit of FIG. 7 is used with the door locking mechanism of FIGS. 4 through 6, the value of R1 is 15.65 kΩ and the value of C1 is 100 μF. This sets the duration of the "on" state at about one second. The shorter duration of the "on" state is possible in this embodiment because once the motor 86 moves the pendulum 84 to the position shown in FIG. 5, the locker 10 remains unlocked until the handle 14 is used to raise and lower the lock arm 82. In use, when button 50 is pushed, timer T1 is triggered to the "on" state for one second, providing an output voltage at terminals O1 sufficient to drive motor 86 to move pendulum 84 to the unlocked position.
When the circuit of FIG. 7 is used with the door opening mechanism of FIG. 3, R1 has a value of 15.65 kΩ and the value of C1 is 100 μF. This sets the duration of the "on" state at about one second. In use, when button 54 is pushed, timer T1 is triggered to the "on" state for one second, providing an output voltage at terminals O1 sufficient to energize the coil of solenoid 28, pulling cable 30 and lifting the latch pins 26 from hooks 24 to open the door.
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of the circuit that controls the noise-making device of locker 10. This circuit has some features similar to the circuit shown in FIG. 7. V1 is a power source similar to the power source shown in FIG. 7, and the same power source may be used for both circuits. The output of the circuit is taken across terminals O1, and is used to power the transducer 70. Transistor M1 is an N-channel MOSFET used to provide sufficient power to drive the transducer 70. Switch S3 receives a signal when button 58 is pressed which is used to trigger timer T1. Timer T1 is again a Motorola LM555 integrated circuit wired for monostable operation. Resistor R1 has a value of 865 kΩ and capacitor C1 has a value of 100 μF, setting the "on" state duration to a period of about thirty seconds. The circuit of FIG. 8 applies the output voltage of timer T1 to trigger a second timer T2, which is also a Motorola LM555 integrated circuit. Timer T2, however, is wired as an astable multivibrator in which the duty cycle and duration of the "on" state of timer T2 are set by the values of resistors R2 and R3, and capacitor C2. Preferred values of the resistors are 14 kΩ for R2 and 43 kΩ for R3, while capacitor C2 is preferably 100 μF. These values turn the output of timer T2 to the "on" state for one second and off for three seconds, the pattern repeating for the thirty second duration set by timer T1. In operation, when button 58 is pressed, the circuit of FIG. 8 drives the transducer 70 to beep at the rate of one second on and three seconds off for thirty seconds in order to enable the student to locate his or her locker 10.
All of the values provided for above for the components shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 are merely preferred values that are subject to preferences based upon the individual needs of the user. The signals sent by transmitter 40 to control module 60 may include, but are not limited to, RF, infrared, or sonar to open locker door 16. In some cases, it is desirable not to have the locker door actually open because the door can be opened by mistake, since control module 60 can receive a transmitted signal from a distance of up to 200 feet. Thus, if a user desires, he or she can enable locking mechanisms 80, 90, and disable opening mechanism 20. Under that option, door 16 would unlock when first button 50 is pushed, but handle 14 would have to be lifted to release, or to open door 16. Thus, the unlock and the open mechanisms will not be used simultaneously. That is, when one is enabled, the other will be disabled.
The remote control mechanism according to the present invention may be installed as an after-market modification of conventional lockers, or may be supplied as original equipment with newly manufactured lockers.
Similar reference characters denote corresponding features. It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, but encompasses any and all embodiments within the scope of the following claims.
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|Apr 7, 2011
|Universal City Studios Lllp
|A locker system and method
|Oct 26, 2010
|May 26, 2011
|Armadillocks Secureable Locks Ltd.
|Securable locking arrangement
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|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Sep 1, 2004
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|Feb 14, 2005
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Apr 12, 2005
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Once Upon a Time in a Bar
The stranger shook the empty glass he was holding meaningfully. "The end of the world, more or less. I couldn't get some more of these could I?"
The barman took the glass off him and quickly filled it with vodka and passed it back. "But, surely you can stop it, surely someone can stop it? Surely you can do more than just drink cheap vodka in a bad bar?"
"I've tried three times, I've failed three times. I might have even made it worse, It's hard to tell. And I disagree, I think I'm drinking bad vodka in a cheap bar."
"I won't accept there's nothing you can do, not if you can time travel, you could solve anything with time travel, can't you?"
"Ok, what would you suggest."
"Well, I guess the most obvious solution is to go back in time to before the chain of events even started and stop them, you know, kill the bad guy before he's a bad guy."
The man took a large gulp of vodka. "Kill someone for something they haven't done yet? Does that seem right to you?"
"If it saves the world, I think so."
The man produced what looked like a very efficient pistol. "And what if it's you Thomas J Slynt, what then?"


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Laying Claim Time Drabble prompt
"Hello My Luv."
Spike cradled his daughter, in awe even after six months at her mere existence.
As she stretched her little frame she blew out a tiny puff of air and Spike nearly cried at the beauty of that essence.
Her small, pink hand escaped the bonds of her blanket and waved aimlessly in the air until he captured it in his larger, pale hand. She curled her tiny fingers around his ring finger laying claim to his hand and his heart.
Kissing her hand he whispered, "Time to get you down to your Mum for a feedin' yeah?"
The Vamp and the Pup Cause drabble prompt
"Give me a break Red! Your lil Pup-boy was a babe among dogs…! He didn't have the kind of bite you truly crave… need!"
Willow was backed into a corner, literally and figuratively. And now Spike, not looking very 'defanged' at all, stood between her and her escape back into the normalcy that she called her 'life'.
"If you're looking for a big bad to take you to heaven – and back down to hell again – he won't... can't do it." Flicking his tongue behind his fangs, Spike finally moved closer and added: "I'd be willing to take on the cause."
Three Days Upset drabble prompt
Spike pulled a packet of blood out of the fridge. Slamming the door shut, he tore into the thick plastic without ceremony. Cold blood, not his favorite, but he was upset. It had been three days since he'd last seen the Slayer. Three days since their last shag. Three days since he'd told her that, this time, he wouldn't be the one coming 'round her door to scratch the itch.
Spike growled as he dejectedly dropped into his chair. It had been three whole fucking days!!!
And then, he smiled as he caught her scent just outside his crypt door.
Back of the Stone Hut stuffed drabble prompt
Feelin' any better Luv?
Yes my sweet… I feel all better now that my tummy is warm and full.
I told my Dark Princess she would be better if she just ate something, didna'?
That you did my Darling Prince.
A baby cries from the back of the stone hut and Spike grins
A baby..! Pet, we haven't had a fresh tasty baby in… months…! Here my Dark Princess, you first.
Mmmmm, so delicious looking but, I can't: the mum, the dad, the grandmum…. I'm absolutely stuffed! You enjoy this morsel my sweet.
That's why I love you, so giving!
Lead and Parchment stuffed drabble prompt
'You're beneath me…. You're nothing but a monster.'
Hard, brittle fucking words…. You wouldn't think that just words would hurt so much… especially not a 'soulless beast'. But the words danced a dark macabre dance through his mind. They glanced off of his skull, attacking him with more strength than her punches. They struck his gut with more force than any of her kicks.
Sucking in the tarred air of his cigarette, he reached for the leather-bound journal, the one he kept hidden from prying eyes.
With a pencil he stuffed his feelings onto paper – lead tears sealed on parchment.
Demon's Have Talents stuffed drabble prompt
"So you're going to give her that?"
"Yeah Pet, why? You don't think she'll like it?"
"I, uhh… where'd you even find it, I mean…, I've never seen anything like it."
"Yeah I have a buddy, a Plkaathor Demon… he's good with crafts… makes these sorts of things for his nieces and nephews all the time."
"A demon made that?"
"Yeah Nibblet, what? You don't think we demons have talents?"
"No. No! I wasn't suggesting that, it's just that… well Spike…, you're giving Buffy a 'demon-made stuffed spike' for her birthday. You have to admit, it's a little bit – odd."
Ebony Spheres upset drabble prompt
He watched her as she moved around the room. She had power. More power than even the Slayer. Her slender form barely contained the energy that was burning inside her.
He wondered if she knew how delectably potent she truly was. He doubted it. Her eyes were timid most of time, only flashing hints of her true potential when she got upset; which wasn't often.
He bet they'd dilate to spheres of ebony if she was aroused.
Spike ducked his tongue against the back of his teeth; he hadn't had a redhead, a real redhead in much, much too long.
Brilliant Idea upset drabble prompt
"My saying 'no' pisses you off?"
"You initiate things all of the time. Where and how; and I finally bring up an idea, a kinky, brilliant idea I might add, and YOU tell me 'no'! Yes, I'm pissed off."
"Well, Luv, you know, normally I'd be all over –"
"Right… you. But…, here?!"
"What happened to 'anytime, anyhow, anywhere?'"
"But, Slayer…, Here!?
"Fine! I just wanted to do something a little different. But if you're so worried about doing it in Xander's bedroom…!"
"C'mere!! Oy! Is Harris gonna be upset! Phmmmmph! The things I won't do for love."
Love Hate Drabble Prompt
She hated that he could make her feel this way. Excited. Delicious. Powerful. Fragile. Frightened. Protected. Confused.
She hated that she couldn't stop herself from dissolving into his touch. His look. His mere presence.
He didn't have warm hands; he couldn't -- they would always be cool -- but when he trailed his hand down the column of her neck, he left an icy path of electricity. Electricity that she'd come to curse. And to crave.
She didn't want to want him this much. She didn't want to need him this much.
She hated that he could make her feel this way.
Realization support drabble prompt
Buffy laid the gauze, tape, and antiseptic on the floor and hefted the scissors in her hand. Starting at the ankle of his black jeans she cut a path up the denim.
'Ignore the luscious toned hard – very hard – body… just focus on getting to the wounds on his thighs.'
As she made her last cut on the top of the second side of his jeans she suddenly realized what was bothering her: "Spike! Where's your underwear!"
"What underwear?"
"Don't you – your 'boys' – need support… or something?"
He leered at her, "Does it look like I need ANY support Luv?"
HISTORY support drabble prompt
Dru drifted through the room, trailing her hands along the objects that were in her pathway. A door. Velvet curtains. Walls.
"What are you doin' Luv?"
Spike sighed indulgently. "Feeling what Pet?"
"History yeah…? Well, c'mere and feel this history." He dropped his hand to his ever-ready manhood.
She ignored her golden prince, continuing to navigate the room. Coming to the bookshelf in the corner of the room she hefted a metal spike lying atop some books. Supporting it in her hands she turned to her childe.
"The walls speak My Luv, -- all we are is history."
Sarcophagus squash drabble prompt
Ouch! Watch the knee Luv! I want that particular body part.
Well you're squashing me!
These things weren't built for two Pet…. Let me just… move up… yeah… a little more.
Ohhh, Goddd..! I mean…, stop it NOW! Don't move another… ahhhh… inch, or I swear to God and the Devil, I'll stake you right now…. Are the demon's still around?
Keep your lips off my neck! Have they gone yet!?
Well, now that you mention it Luv, I haven't heard them for 4-5 minutes.
Spike! Get off me! You're so staked when we get out of this thing!
Squashing squash drabble prompt
Spike I am going to kill you if you come any closer
Quite certain of that cutie?
Uh, yeah! Me the Slayer, you the vampire…. Hence the me killy part
Always threaten to kill me Luv, but you never do…. Wonder why that is.
Stupidity? Bad Luck? I don't know!!
How about love?
In your dreams! It's so NOT love! I'll give you lust, maybe. I mean, you're good for lustiness.
Naughty, Sweet, Slayer…. Queen of denial. It's love.
Gah! No it's ... mmmm ... stop...! Is this suppose to…. Mmmmmmm…. convince me it's love or lust? Mmmm..., maybe it's both.
Hands Out Bar drabble prompt
"Can I have one?"
"Anyone ever told you, you're a mean, mean Slayer?"
"Yes. And you're a member of the evil undead. Now that we've established who and what we are, can I finish baking please?"
"Say Luv, is something burning?"
"What!? No, no there's nothing burning... SPIKE!!! Get your hands out of the mix!"
"Oh don't get all growlly with me! You're a vampire… you drink blood, you don't even like to eat human food!"
"Normally, no, but Luv, Pet! Those are Lemon Bars!!! And any demon worth 'is weight loves a good Lemon Bar!"
One Of Two Things Space Drabble prompt
"Red, I'm removing my hand, if you scream, I'll bite. If you run, I'll bite. If you go for a weapon, I'll -- Ow! You bloody bint! You bit me!" She hadn't hurt him, but she had pleasantly surprised him – he hadn't thought she'd had it in her.
Her pretty eyes were wide, "I was trying to make you shut up."
"Pet, you don't want me quiet… not really." He closed the space between them again, "When I'm quiet, it means one of two things: I'm either sucking," he licked the tip of his fangs with his tongue, "or fucking."
P.I.T.A. Space Drabble Prompt
"Spike, you're in my way – again!"
"Don't think of me as being in the way Luv, think of me as being your Scout, your forerunner, your shield, or maybe, your –"
"— Pain in the Ass?"
"Tut-tut, Pet, that's not nice! Just tryin' to be helpful is all – now that we know I can a least fight Demon's with this bleedin' circuitry in my noggin." He stopped walking and Buffy ran into his back.
Rubbing her nose she glared at him, "Okay, 'Scout', new rule, this is my space, that's your space… keep three feet between them at all times!


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These days a castle isn't a castle without guided tours and a cafe. But the best are the ones you discover: ruined, isolated and beautiful
The Fourth Plinth has always been just a well-meaning squeak - a philanthropic but naive attempt to popularise modern art
Manchester museum has recently shrouded its unwrapped mummies, sparking a debate about how - and whether - we should display ancient human remains
For the first time two prominent staff members of the British Museum have participated in a major cultural event in Greece
For this Sunday's Observer Review, we came up with 50 questions to ask about the arts. Have we left any out?
The British Museum's initiative should at least remind the west that the first casualty of war may not be truth, but history
Museums should safeguard their collections for posterity, not sell off works - however unfashionable - to fund cafes and computer lounges
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The Arts Council has 7,500 sculptures - why won't it put them somewhere we can see them?
A new supersize book aims to give the master's reputation a much-needed boost. So why have we forgotten Michelangelo?
Nicholas Penny, the new director of National Gallery, is one of the grand old beasts who are back from the brink
So the mythical grotto, the Lupercale, has been found. Or has it? It seems not everyone in Rome agrees ...
The British Museum must hold its ground. And I think people should shut up and look at the art, instead of turning it into a trite talking point.
A specially designed museum in Athens has reawakened the debate over the Acropolis sculptures. But will this be its final phase?
A photographic archive compiled by 2,000 volunteers, has set out to capture every listed building and structure in the country.
The early antiquarians' eccentricities were as charming as the historic collections they amassed - the Royal Academy curators have surely missed a trick.
In playing host to the Terracotta Army, the British Museum's Round Reading Room will again be the centre of attention.
There are 16 buildings on the annual English Heritage Buildings at Risk register, but one in particular deserves to be spared the wrecking ball.
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Leader: Among the many statues and stately homes preserved at public expense to remember the lives of the great, very few are devoted to scientists.
The fire may have devastated the Cutty Sark, but thanks to the current conservation project that recorded her every curve, her radical, beautiful design can be restored.
Unesco are threatening to put the Tower of London and the Palace of Westminster on their endangered list. But do they really fall into that category?
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The debate over plans to free Stonehenge from busy roads has become almost as intense as the one over why the famous monument was built.
The discovery of a sarcophagus in Covent Garden has once more redrawn the map of Roman London.
Rust never sleeps, and neither does woodworm. So when did Britain get so bad at looking after its most precious historical artefacts?


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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by 4DemBuffs, Sep 6, 2008.
there shouldn't be bitching? Cha'pelle Brown saves our can from going OT with a D-1AA team.
hell, i'm glad we didn't lose.
yea. i guess i should not have said "epic" since CU won.
i never said there should not be any bitching.
there is pleanty to bitch about. :huh:
I am still too stunned to start bitching......it actually feels like a loss. Maybe tomorrow it will feel better :sad1:
didn't feel like a loss to me-
sure it was ugly but the Buffs dug deep and won....
two yrs ago this game would have been a loss-
'marked up.
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I have just upgraded to the new v3 and I have setup the incoming email feature. When I click save it says "Settings Saved. A verification email has been sent to you."
I then get an email saying that my email was configured properly.
Now when I send an email to the address I configured nothing shows up in Spiceworks. Is it not supposed to get those emails and turn them into tickets?
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Have the same problem except that I don't get the verification email. Looks like it is back to using gmail as a bounce.
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i get the same issue,
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- RATING: E10+ - Everyone 10+
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- RELEASE DATE: Aug 7, 2007
Only skilled cabbies need apply in Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, where drivers are more aggressive than ever to earn the big dollars by speeding fares to their destination, no matter what the obstacles. Brand new multiplayer gameplay features provide endless entertainment where players can steal passengers from other cabbies by bumping their opponent's car and create chaotic competition on the road. Navigating through traffic, hills, and obstacles isn't easy, so it takes a skilled cabbie with no fear to earn the big bucks. Players can drive through the two original maps of Crazy Taxi, including the arcade map and the original Dreamcast map, both inspired by the steep hills, trademark cable cars, and breezy waterfront of San Francisco. Then they'll head for the Small Apple maps in "Crazy Taxi 2," which is inspired by New York's large building fronts, hectic downtown streets, and the city's famous Central Park and subway system. Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars offers cabbies several single player modes including the mission-based Arcade mode, where skilled drivers earn time bonuses, and Time Trial mode where drivers collect the highest fares possible in the time allowed. In addition, for cabbies to practice their crazy driving skills, two mini-game training modes are available. They include Crazy Box, a collection of 16 original Crazy Taxi mini-games and Crazy Pyramid, mini-games arranged in a pyramid that drivers must complete to unlock more mini-games from "Crazy Taxi 2."


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Google Play: could that be the name of an upcoming Google tablet?
0. phoneArena 02 Mar 2012, 09:30 posted on
We've already heard whispers about Google being in the process of building a tablet, but now it seems that a streak of domain name registrations might have given away its name…
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
posted on 02 Mar 2012, 09:37 0
1. dhruba (Posts: 27; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
All these can be matched to an HTML5 appstore too :p
posted on 02 Mar 2012, 10:14 0
2. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
i think it will be the google play. too many links not to be
posted on 02 Mar 2012, 10:25 0
3. tward291 (Posts: 559; Member since: 14 Feb 2012)
o yeah baby
posted on 02 Mar 2012, 12:46 0
4. doubler86 (Posts: 320; Member since: 26 Jan 2011)
The Nexus Play does sound pretty good.
posted on 02 Mar 2012, 13:51 0
5. Chronos (Posts: 258; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
Possible considering all those links. Still, the name of Google Play sounds rather strange for a tablet.
I expected Google Play to be the name of a mobile gaming network for Android devices when I first read the title of the article.
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6. Cwebb (Posts: 501; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Google does a lot of things, so I wouldn't rush to guarantee this is the name of their tab
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Smiling Larry is a traveling merchant appearing in the Commonwealth in 2287.
Larry is one of several random encounters throughout the game. He can be recruited as a weapons vendor and sent to a player settlement. When asked about his story he says "People want something, Smilling Larry find it and bring it to them, all Commonwealth know me".
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- Larry may not offer the dialogue to recruit him if there isn't weapons shop in the settlement.
- When assigned to a weapons trader, Larry sells a unique Ripper, called Reckoning, that gives 15% resistance to damage when standing.
- Larry can be assigned to a weapons emporium in a settlement which will upgrade it to a Level 4 weapons emporium.
Smiling Larry appears only in Fallout 4.
- ps4It is possible to have Larry at your settlement, but it is very very hard, spot him, kill his mercenaries and brahmin, lure him to the nearest settlement with 30 settlers, then go sleep 24h to make him friendly, use "work for me" dialog option, and go fast travel away, then fast travel back and assign him to the weapons emporium.[verification overdue]
- If Larry disappears after being sent to a settlement, he may end up in the "Quick test cell" limbo which is a very small test room, with other random NPC such as Scribe, Ness, Mr. Gutsy, etc. Ness will be hostile and may possibly kill any non-essential NPC. If he disappears, use player.moveto 2f2a7 to find him and other NPC.[platforms tag needed][verification overdue]
- pc xboxone ps4 Some Level 4 Merchants won't travel to or stay at your settlement after being assigned there. Solution: after the merchant has been assigned, disable them and any other travelling companions they spawned with, such as accompanying mercenaries ("prid [ref id]", "disable"); fast travel away from the area they spawned in; then walk, don't fast travel, back to that exact same area and a different random encounter should occur, such as wild mongrels or synths; if so, re-enable the merchant ("prid [ref id]", "enable"); fast travel to your settlement; and finally, move the merchant to you ("prid [ref id]", "moveto player"). Now the merchant should stay put.[verification overdue]
- As of patch 18.104.22.168 Smiling Larry now shows up at his assigned settlement and works properly.
- pc ps4 It is likely that Larry will never appear at a settlement once hired.[verification overdue]
- It is possible to assign him to tasks by using the console: target him with prid 0002f2a7, enter setpv bCommandable 1, setpv bAllowMove 1 and setpv bAllowCaravan 1, then fast travel to a remote location and return, after that you will be able to command him using the workshop menu.
- Another solution is to head to the settlement where he is wanted, type prid 0002f2a7 in the console to select Larry, then disable, enable, and finally moveto player.[platforms tag needed][verification overdue]
- xboxone ps4 It is possible to encounter Larry in the wild as a random encounter after recruited and put to work. It appears the game still counts him as a settler at the chosen location and remains assigned to the work he was given with the same caps and inventory as he would have at the settlement.
- Though he cannot be recruited a second time it is unknown if he will eventually return to the chosen settlement after randomly encountered a second time.[verification overdue]
- ps4 It is possible for Smiling Lary to spawn dead.


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Highway Africa, a conference at the centre of Africa's debates on journalism, media and information and communications technology (ICT), has become the largest annual gathering of African journalists in the world. APC is participating as part of our efforts to promote the African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms.
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