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|Dec 30, 1997
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|Jun 19, 1996
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|Jun 27, 1994
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|Harold Josephs
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|Josephs; Harold
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|Patent Citations (28), Referenced by (24), Classifications (22), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a continuation-in-part of application, Ser. No. 08/514,302, filed on Aug. 11, 1995, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,653,568, which is a divisional application of Ser. No. 08/266,726, filed Jun. 27, 1994, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,465,807.
This invention relates to safety devices for preventing foreseeable injuries caused by the operation of pedestrian-operated and riding machines.
Accidental injuries are frequently caused by operation of power-driven machinery and equipment with rotatable blades. Serious personal injuries have occurred and are foreseeable in the use of pedestrian-operated machines such as lawn mowers, snow blowers, garden tillers and power edgers.
One common and foreseeable injury involves pedestrian-operated machines which are moved and guided by an operator walking alongside or behind the machine. The operator generally controls the machine by operating controls on the handle while pushing or pulling the handle. The operator typically moves at walking speed or faster alongside or behind the pedestrian-operated machine, sometimes placing a foot within a few inches of the machine. It is therefore foreseeable that an operator's foot or leg could become trapped under the machine. In the case of pedestrian-operation machinery having rotating blades or other moving parts below the body of the machine, serious injury, including amputation or even death, can occur if the machine inadvertently overruns an operator's foot or leg.
Lawn mowers are normally supported by wheels with a clearance space defined between the housing and the ground. Although the lawn mower blade is intended to cut grass, it can also lacerate or break an operator's foot or other body part if the lawn mower is permitted to override the body part and it contacts the whirling blade.
Injury to an operator or a third person is also foreseeable if a pedestrian-operated machine having rotatable blades is operated in such a way as to cause the blades to strike a foreign object. Rotating blades can impact foreign objects causing them to become projectiles. The foreign objects when struck by the rotating blades can cause serious damage to the machine, or to the foreign objects themselves. It is also foreseeable that these foreign objects may become projectiles that can cause a catastrophic injury to the operator or other persons who are near the machinery.
In addition to lawn mowers, both walk-behind and riding, similar undesirable results are also foreseeable in the operation of snow blowers, tillers, and other machines that are rolled over the ground and have power-driven rotatable blades.
Many injuries are caused by pedestrian-operated machinery which does not include proper safety features or danger zone guards. The above-described foreseeable hazards establish that there is a long-felt need for a device for preventing injury as a result of the operation of pedestrian-operated machines with rotatable blades.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a simple and inexpensive safety guard for pedestrian-operated or riding machinery which disables a motor upon sensing the presence of an operator's body part or other foreign object between the housing of the machine and the ground.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a safety system for a pedestrian-operated or riding machine which disables the motor in the event that the machine contacts an operator's body part or other foreign object.
In carrying out the above objects and other objects and features of the present invention, a machine comprising a housing supported on the ground on a plurality of wheels is disclosed. A motor is supported by the housing. A switch is connected to the motor and it is actuatable to selectively stop operation of the motor. An actuator associated with the switch is secured to the housing. The actuator is oriented on the housing to operate the switch when it contacts an object which is of sufficient height and mass to actuate the actuator.
The actuator is preferably a strip switch disposed about all or part of the periphery of the base of the housing.
In one embodiment, the machine is an internal combustion or electric lawn mower having a blade driven by a motor which is disabled when the actuator contacts an object.
In another embodiment, the machine is an internal combustion or electric lawn mower having a spindle brake that is engaged to stop the blade when the actuator contacts an object.
With internal combustion powered lawn mowers, such as gasoline-powered lawn mowers, the strip switch may be connected to a circuit including an engine magneto and a spark plug. The strip switch grounds the spark plug when the actuator contacts an object to disable the motor thereby stopping rotation of the blade.
With electric lawn mowers, the strip switch may be connected to a circuit including a power source and an electric motor. The strip switch opens the circuit when the actuator contacts an object to disable the motor thereby stopping rotation of the blade.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an electric lawn mower equipped with the safety switch mechanism of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a partial electrical circuit for an electric lawn mower equipped with the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary, bottom plan view of a strip switch actuator designed for use with the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4--4 in FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a gasoline-powered lawn mower equipped with the safety switch of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a partial electrical circuit for a gasoline-powered lawn mower equipped with the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a lawn mower equipped with a set of passive guards;
FIG. 8 is a fragmentary, bottom plan view of the set of passive guards equipped on the lawn mower of FIG. 7;
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of one passive guard; and
FIG. 10 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment passive guard.
Referring now to FIG. 1, an electric lawn mower 10 is shown. Electric lawn mower 10 includes an electric motor 12 which rotates a blade 14. Blade 14 is within a housing 16 to which motor 12 is attached. On one or more lower edges 18 of housing 16, a strip switch actuator 20 is provided. Strip switch actuator 20 functions to disable motor 12 to stop rotation of blade 14 when it is contacted by an object with more than a predetermined force.
The sensitivity of strip switch actuator 20 must be selected so that it is not actuated if it contacts grass, weeds, leaves, or other materials which lawn mower 10 is intended to cut or mulch. However, strip switch actuator 20 must be designed to be actuatable upon contact with a foreign object such as an operator's foot, a branch, a rock, or other objects which lawn mower 10 is not intended to cut or mulch. As shown in FIG. 1, strip switch actuator 20 is oriented within lower edge 18 of housing 16 to actuate when an object comes into contact with a side surface of lower edge 18. In another mode, referring to FIG. 5, strip switch actuator 50 may also be oriented to be actuated when an object comes into contact with a bottom surface of lower edge 48. Strip switch actuator 50 is preferably fabricated from a relatively stiff elastomer to avoid actuation except when desirable. In addition, the stiff elastomer actuator serves as an additional static guard for the machine.
Referring now to FIG. 2, a circuit 22 is shown for strip switch actuator 20 as applied to electric lawn mower 10. Circuit 22 includes a power source 24 which is connected by wires 26 to a latching relay 28, strip switch actuator 20, and motor 12. Power source 24 supplies electrical power to motor 12. Strip switch actuator 20 causes circuit 22 to become open upon actuation thereby interrupting the flow of electrical power to motor 12. Latching relay 28 is provided so that upon actuation of strip switch 20, latching relay 28 latches to prevent restarting of motor 12 until relay 28 is reset according to a predetermined procedure. When latching relay 28 is reset it causes strip switch actuator 20 to close circuit 22 thereby allowing electrical power to flow to the motor 12.
Referring now to FIGS. 3 and 4, strip switch actuator 20 will be described in greater detail. Strip switch actuator 20 includes a switch 29 adapted to be fastened to the lower edge 18 of the housing 16. A switch base 30 may be connected to the housing 16 by conventional fasteners such as screws, bolts, rivets, adhesives, or by welding. An elastomeric switch contacting enclosure 32 is secured to switch base 30 and encloses first and second switch contacts 34 and 36.
Elastomeric switch contact enclosure 32 must be fabricated from a relatively stiff or rigid elastomeric material so that contact by objects having relatively low mass will not cause first and second switch contacts 34 and 36 to close. Strip switch actuator 20 can be connected to lower edge 18 with switch contact enclosure 32 extending downwardly from housing 16 towards the ground or outwardly from housing relative to the axis of rotation of blade 14. Circuit 22 may also include a brake mechanism to positively stop the blade 14 upon actuation of strip switch actuator 20.
Referring now to FIG. 5, an internal combustion mower 40 having a gasoline motor 42 is shown. Gasoline motor 42 drives a blade 44 within a housing 46. Housing 46 includes a lower edge 48 to which a strip switch actuator 50 is secured in a manner similar to strip switch actuator 20 of electric lawn mower 10 as described above. In contrast to the orientation of strip switch actuator 20 shown in FIG. 1, strip switch actuator 50 extends downwardly from housing 46 toward the ground.
Referring now to FIG. 6, a circuit 52 is shown for strip switch actuator 50 as applied to gasoline lawn mower 40. Circuit 52 includes strip switch actuator 50, an engine magneto 54, and a spark plug 56. Spark plug 56 is electrically connected in series between the strip switch actuator 50 and the engine magneto 54.
As is known in the art, engine magneto 54 applies a voltage to spark plug 56 causing it to fire. Upon actuation, strip switch actuator 50 opens circuit 52 thereby interrupting application of voltage to the spark plug 56. Strip switch actuator 50 has a contact which is connected to ground 58 for grounding spark plug 56 thereby preventing firing of spark plug 56. Circuit 52 includes wires 60 that interconnect strip switch actuator 50, magneto 54, and spark plug 56. Strip switch actuator 50 has the same physical characteristics as previously described strip switch actuator 20 and will not be repeated for brevity.
Gasoline lawn mower 40 or electric lawn mower 10 may also include a brake mechanism such as a dynamic brake or a spindle brake 62 which may be of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,731,472, the disclosure and drawings of which are hereby incorporated by reference. The use of a spindle brake facilitates rapid stopping of the rotating blade to provide an increased measure of safety. In addition, the housings can be elongated radially outwardly relative to the axis of rotation of the blade to provide additional clearance between the blade tips. The additional clearance will provide more time for the blade to stop and prevent injury.
Due to the difficulty in stopping the rotation of the blades immediately, it may be unavoidable that a foreign object may be contacted at least once by the rotating blades. However, strip switch actuators 20 and 50 in conjunction with a brake of the type described above should stop the blades rapidly enough to eliminate repeated impacts.
Another approach to minimizing injury from pedestrian-operated machinery is to attach a "passive guard", such as a semi-rigid elastomeric floating guard, to the housing to reduce the possibility of the machine overrunning a foot or leg. This approach is passive and does not rely on an electrical circuit. It may be incorporated on pedestrian-operated machinery as a low cost retrofitting.
Referring now to FIG. 7, a lawn mower 70 with a housing 72 is shown. A set of passive guards 74 are attached on one or more lower edges 76 of housing 72. Passive guards 74 extend beneath lower edge 76 towards the ground to minimize the gap between lower edge 76 and the ground. Passive guards 74 are configured to be able to move up and down as lawn mower 70 travels over sticks, rocks, and the like. However, passive guards 74 will act as a barrier to prevent laterally relatively moving objects such as an operator's foot from entering the area beneath lawn mower 70. Upon contact with an operator's foot, passive guards 74 are intended to bump the foot and stop the movement of the lawn mover rather than allowing the foot to be overrun by lawn mower 70.
A bottom plan view of lawn mower 70 with a set of passive guards 74 located uniformly around the periphery of housing 72 is shown in FIG. 8. Preferably, there are two or more passive guards per side of lawn mower 70.
Referring now to FIGS. 7, 8, and 9, the passive guards 74 will be described in greater detail. Each passive guard 74 is fabricated from a replaceable hard polymer material which is fitted within a bracket 78. Bracket 78 has a cut out portion 80 on sides perpendicular to lower edge 76 of housing 72. Bracket 78 is secured to lower edge 76 by conventional fasteners.
A pair of pins 82, preferably made of metal, extend through a cut out portion 80 formed in a passive guard 74. Pins 82 run parallel to each other and are slidably retained in a slot 84 to allow to movement up and down with respect to the ground. The pins 82 are secured between each passive guard 74 and the housing 72.
An alternative embodiment of a passive guard is shown in FIG. 10. Passive guard 84 is fitted into a bracket 86. Passive guard 84 is shiftably mounted within bracket 86. Bracket 86 has a flared cavity 88. The broadened portion 90 of passive guard 84 is received in the flared cavity which allows a limited range of up and down movement.
The preceding description of the best modes of practicing the present invention as applied to a gasoline or electric lawn mower is intended by way of illustration and not by way limitation. The simple, inexpensive and effective safety guards provided by the present invention can also be incorporated in other types of machines having rotating blades such as snowblowers, tillers and power edgers. The broad scope of the present invention is to be construed commensurate with the broad scope of the following claims.
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2) middle station, medium, mediocrity: "it is no mean happiness to be seated in the m." Merch. I, 2, 8. "shall we disturb him, since he keeps no m.?" H6A I, 2, 121. "they know, by the height, the lowness, or the m., if dearth or foison follow," Ant. II, 7, 22.
3) in music, the tenor or counter-tenor: "there wanteth but a m. to fill your song. The m. is drowned with your unruly base," Gent. I, 2, 95. Gent. I, 2, 95 "he can sing a m. most meanly," LLL V, 2, 328. "they are most of them --s and bases," Wint. IV, 3, 46.
4) that which is used to effect a purpose: "seek in vain some happy m. to end a hapless life," Lucr. 1045. "they have devised a m. how he her chamber-window will ascend," Gent. III, 1, 38. "that there were no earthly m. to save him," Meas. II, 4, 95. "nature is made better by no m. but nature makes that m." Wint. IV, 4, 89. "our sacks shall be a m. to sack the city," H6A III, 2, 10. "we'll devise a m. to reconcile you all unto the king," H6B IV, 8, 71. "that m. is cut from thee," Tit. II, 4, 40. "sudden m. of death," Rom. III, 3, 45. "devise some m. to rid her from this second marriage," V, 3, 240 (reading of Q2). "I'll devise a m. to draw the Moor out of the way," Oth. III, 1, 39. "a swifter m. shall outstrike thought," Ant. IV, 6, 35. Used of persons: "be my m. to bring me where to speak with Madam Silvia," Gent. IV, 4, 113. "make the Douglas' son your only m. for powers in Scotland," H4A I, 3, 261. "you may deny that you were not the m. of my Lord Hastings' late imprisonment," R3 I, 3, 90 (Qq cause). "no place will please me so, no m. of death, as here by Caesar, and by you cut off," Caes. III, 1, 161.
Oftener used in the plur.: "these --s, as frets upon an instrument, shall tune our heart-strings," Lucr. 1140. "fortify yourself in your decay with --s more blessed than my barren rkyme," Sonn. 16, 4. "--s to live," Tp. II, 1, 50. "supportable to make the dear loss have I --s much weaker," V, 146. Gent. II, 4, 182. Meas. II, 4, 48 "(to put metal in restrained --s to make a false one)." III, 2, 22. Merch. IV, 1, 81. As II, 3, 25. As II, 3, 25 John IV, 2, 219. R2 I, 4, 40. III, 2, 29. III, 2, 29 H6A V, 1, 8. Oth. IV, 2, 112 etc. etc. Used of medicaments: "till I have used the approved --s I have," Err. V, 103. "healed by the same --s," Merch. III, 1, 65. "with all appliances and --s," H4B III, 1, 29. "use --s for her recovery," H6C V, 5, 45. "by using --s, I lame the foot of our design," Cor. IV, 7, 7. Used of persons: "being the agents, or base second --s," H4A I, 3, 165. "those that were the --s to help him," R3 V, 3, 249 (== instruments).
The plural form used as a singular noun: "other --s was none," Err. I, 1, 76. "who wins me by that --s I told you," Merch. II, 1, 19. "by this --s," Wint. IV, 4, 632. H6A I, 2, 63. "a --s," Wint. IV, 4, 865. H6C III, 3, 39. "strain what other --s is left unto us," Tim. V, 1, 230. "remove the --s that makes us strangers," Mcb. IV, 3, 163 (but cf. Abbott's Grammar p. 235). "there is --s," Lr. IV, 4, 11.
5) that which is at a person's disposal; resources, power, wealth, allowance: "would try him to the utmost, had ye m." H8 V, 3, 146. With the exception of this single passage, only used in the plural: "that did not better for my life provide than public --s," Sonn. 111, 4. "either in my mind or in my --s," Wiv. II, 2, 211. "let her have needful, but not lavish --s," Meas. II, 2, 24. "fortune made such havoc of my --s," Ado IV, 1, 197. Ado IV, 1, 197 Merch. I, 1, 125. Merch. I, 1, 125 I, 3, 17. III, 2, 266. IV, 1, 377. As I, 2, 259. II, 7, 73. III, 2, 26. All's V, 1, 35. R2 II, 1, 39. H4B I, 2, 159. I, 3, 1. I, 3, 1 IV, 4, 64. V, 5, 71. R3 IV, 2, 37. H8 IV, 2, 153. Tim. V, 4, 20 etc. "our --s secure us," Lr. IV, 1, 22, i. e. our faculties, the advantages which we enjoy, make us secure and careless.*
6) opportunity; preparations made and measures taken to effect something: "tell me some good m. how I may undertake a journey," Gent. II, 7, 5. "many a man would take you at your word and go indeed, having so good a m." Err. I, 2, 18. Oftener plur. --s: "pausing for --s to mourn some newer way," Lucr. 1365. "since they did plot the --s that dusky Dis my daughter got," Tp. IV, 89. "I had never so good --s as desire to make myself acquainted with you," Wiv. II, 2, 189. "he gains by death that has such --s to die," Err. III, 2, 51. "I will come after you with what good speed our means will make us --s," All's V, 1, 35. cf. "though time seem so adverse and --s unfit," All's V, 1, 35 "you would not give --s for this uncivil rule," Tw. II, 3, 132. "let me have open --s to come to them," R3 IV, 2, 77. "bid her devise some --s to come to shrift," Rom. II, 4, 192. "his --s of death, his obscure burial," Hml. IV, 5, 213. "give this fellow some --s to the king," IV, 6, 13 (some opportunity to have access to him). to make --s == to contrive measures and opportunities: "to make such --s for her as thou hast done, and leave her on such slight conditions," Gent. V, 4, 137. "make some good --s to speak with him," R3 V, 3, 40 (Qq bear my good night to him). "what --s do you make to him?" Cymb. II, 4, 3 (== what steps do you take with respect to him? what have you done to gain his favour?). In a bad sense: "one that made --s to come by what he hath," R3 V, 3, 248 (== laid plots, used indirect practices).
By --s, used 1) to denote instrumentality, == through, by: "by the woman's --s," Meas. II, 1, 84. "murdered by Suffolk and the Cardinal Beaufort's --s," H6B III, 2, 124. "mischance unto my state by Suffolk's --s," H6B III, 2, 124 "our brother is imprisoned by your --s," R3 I, 3, 78. "as if his sons have by my --s been butchered wrongfully," Tit. IV, 4, 55. "either say thou'lt do't, or thrive by other --s," Lr. V, 3, 34. "by your virtuous --s," Oth. III, 4, 111.
2) to denote way and manner: "and have by underhand --s laboured to dissuade him," As I, 1, 146. "till he hath ta'en thy life by some indirect --s or other," As I, 1, 146 "hast thou by secret --s used intercession to obtain a league," H6A V, 4, 147. "by wicked --s," H6B III, 1, 52. "I have advertised him by secret --s," H6C IV, 5, 9. "by fair or foul --s," IV, 7, 14. "by what safe --s," IV, 7, 14 "by vile --s," Caes. IV, 3, 71. "by the worst --s," Mcb. III, 4, 135. cf. "send me your prisoners with the speediest --s," H4A I, 3, 120 (as soon as possible). By all -- s == certainly, without fail: Wiv. IV, 2, 230. Tw. III, 2, 62. by any --s == anyhow: "if I can by any --s light on a fit man," Shr. I, 1, 112. Wint. V, 2, 183. Rom. I, 1, 151. by no --s == not at all: Meas. III, 1, 15. Ado II, 1, 364. Mids. I, 1, 120. As III, 2, 326. Tim. I, 2, 8. Caes. II, 1, 75. Caes. II, 1, 75 Hml. I, 3, 61. I, 4, 62. III, 1, 6. Lr. II, 1, 44. IV, 3, 42. by some --s == somehow or other: but end it (my life) "by some --s for Imogen," Cymb. V, 3, 83. by this --s == thus: "my letters, by this --s being there so soon as you arrive," Wint. IV, 4, 632. by what --s and by which --s == in what or which manner: "by what --s gotst thou to be released?" H6A I, 4, 25. "by which --s I saw . . .," Wint. IV, 4, 614.
3) to assign a cause: "we stand opposed by such --s as you yourself have forged against yourself by unkind usage," H4A V, 1, 67 (== for such reasons, from such motives). "by this --s your lady is forthcoming yet at London," H6B II, 1, 178 (== in consequence of this). "did he not levy great sums for soldiers' pay in France, and never sent it? by --s whereof the towns each day revolted," H6B III, 1, 63. "stayed the soldiers' pay; by --s whereof his highness hath lost France," H6B III, 1, 63 "I have much mistook your passion; by --s whereof this breast of mine hath buried thoughts of great value," Caes. I, 2, 49. By the --s, in the same sense: "he is white-livered and red-faced; by the --s whereof a' faces it out, but fights not," H5 III, 2, 34. "he hath a killing tongue and a quiet sword; by the --s whereof a' breaks words and keeps whole weapons," H5 III, 2, 34 "their inhibition comes by the --s of the late innovation," Hml. II, 2, 347.
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When we informed on the upcoming Wig Party at Café de Paris we were bloody excited, as in previous years we've heard about the crazy costumes and crazy 'things' that take place in these parties and you know Dropout's up for a crazy time ANYTIME! We sent one of the team to check it out and report back…
We know big hair is in fashion, but some of the headwear at last night's wig party took the trend to new extremes.
'Glamouresque' was the theme of the evening at the M.A.C-sponsored party for AIDS charity Crusaid and the M.A.C. AIDS fund.
Upon arrival I was met by Leona Lewis (wearing a pink wig, black pirate hat and a pink mask around her eyes) and Keisha Buchanan (wearing a red wig and a folded bandana around her head) who had arrived at the same time as me. It was really good to see Keisha out enjoying herself as her break up from former band Sugababes is still a little fresh, although Leona was holding her hand extremely firmly like a reassuring mother, all the way up to entering the venue.
Beverly Knight and Dannii Minogue were also in attendance supporting the cause at London's Cafe de Paris, while fashion industry legend Vivienne Westwood and hairdresser to the stars, Sam McKnight were the names behind a series of outlandish wigs created in honour of the occasion.
Designer or not, no guest was permitted entry without some manner of dramatic headwear. Beehives twice the size of Amy Winehouse's were the order of the day, while hot pink afros and sharp scarlet bobs fully captured the spirit of the evening.
A catwalk show showcased the night's finest costumes - no effort had been spared as weird and wonderful wigs had been teamed with everything from neon tulle and leopard print to bare chests and body paint.
Following the announcement of the winning wig - a pair of 'Amazonian twins' - designer creations, which are to be auctioned for the charities, were presented to the crowd.
New guard designer Gareth Pugh had designed a sharp black bob with a fringe cut in the shape of sunglasses, while tempestuous supermodel Naomi Campbell created a sweetly retro wig, with curled fringe.
It was Vivienne Westwood's sky-scraper spectacular, however, that was one of the highlights, mirroring her African-inspired spring/summer 09 collection. DSquared2 and Jean Claude Jitrois also created striking hairpieces.
The night's finale was a storming set from Beverley Knight, who performed her latest single. Knight was of course sporting statement locks in honour of the occasion.
The Wig Party started in the late 90's by a group of friends who just wanted to wear a wig and indulge in some high kicking glamour for glamour's sake.
As the years went by the party grew by word of mouth. People were experiencing a special rush, tapping into their alter egos and entertaining their friends. Before long, there were prizes being handed out at the Wig Party Pageant, banners being hung and songs being sung.
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Set Up
To set things up add an entityreference field to the nodes which you'd like to show similarity and then add a number of related values to your content.
Once you have identified the entityreference field that will be used to compare similarity, visit admin/build/views. You'll find a view called "Similar By References". You can override the default view to customize the block or clone it if you want to create a new view.
Edit the view. Expand the 'Advanced' section to find the settings for contextual filters. Edit the 'Similar By References: Entityreferences in Content' filter, and look for the option 'Limit similarity to references from these fields', where you can select the entityreference field that the filter should use. Save the filter and the view with these changes.
Then visit admin/build/block add the 'Similar By References' Block to the page. This block will *only* appear on node pages and it will list other content similar to this node based on the value in an entityreference field. The block will also not appear if the node has no entityreference values associated with it.
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Similar to what? First off, Similar By References needs to know what node it is going to show stuff similar to. This is done through the "Contextual filters" section of the Views interface. Adding *"Similar By References: Entityreferences in Content"* here will allow you to pass in a node id. You can usually set this to 'Provide default argument' > 'Content ID from URL' if you want to show a block on the same page as a node, or a tab on the node page. The settings here will also allow you to limit similarity to values in specific entityreference fields and you can choose whether to show the original node in the listing or not.
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Dudhwa National Park - 06 Nights and 07 Days
Day 1: ARRIVAL LUCKNOW
Upon landing, you will be heartily welcomed by our representatives and then after briefing of the tour, you will be escorted to the car. After check-in at hotel, refresh yourself and then hea out for Lucknow sightseeing tour.
On your Lucknow tour, we will ride you to Lucknow Zoo, Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara etc. Later in the evening you can opt. to visit Hazratganj Market.
Dinner and overnight at Hotel.
Day 2: LUCKNOW – LAKHIMPUR & KHERI
After morning scrumptious Breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive towards Dudhwa National Park lies in Lakhimpur & Kheri district of Uttarpradesh. On arrival, check-in at Hotel. Relax a while and then you can opt. to go and walk around the surroundings or drive to the jungle for watching Rhinos from a watch tower.
Dinner and night remain at the hotel.
Day 3: DUDHWA NATIONAL PARK
Today, we will drive you towards the Dudhwa National Park where you will explore the jungle from elephant back. Catch the glimpse of Tiger and other wildlife.
After the thrill, back to hotel. Dinner and Night stay.
Day 4: LAKHIMPUR & KHERI – SHAHJAHANPUR
After morning breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Shahjahanpur. On arrival check-in at Camp and spend the day in visiting the local attractions such as Hanumat Dham, Kalibadi Temple and other.
Rest of the day is free for leisure. Overnight at your camp.
Day 4: SHAHJAHANPUR – BAREILLY
This morning after wholesome breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Bareilly. On arrival, check-in at Camp. After a while, you will be taken to visit Fun city, Trivati Nath Temple, and Alakhnath temple.
Overnight at your camp.
Day 5: BAREILLY – DELHI
After an early breakfast, check out-from the hotel and proceed to Delhi. Upon arrival, check-in at hotel.
Rest of the day is free for leisure or you can also opt to see light and sound show at Red Fort in evening.
Dinner and overnight at hotel.
Day 6: Explore Delhi
In the morning after leisurely breakfast, our chauffeur will take you to visit Red Fort, Humayun's Tomb, QutubMinar, India Gate, Raj Ghat and Jama Masjid. After lunch, you will be taken to visit Akshardham Temple.
Evening is free to visit art and food bazaar at Dilli Haat.
Supper and Night stay at the hotel.
Day 7: Departure
After having your leisurely breakfast, our chauffeur will transfer you at Delhi Airport to commence flight towards your onward journey.
Destination covered in this Tour:
Lucknow: City of Nawabs
Lakhimpur & Kheri: Famous for Dudhwa National Park
Shahjahanpur: Shaheedon Ki Nagari
Bareilly: Nath nagari, Zari nagari
Delhi: Capital of India