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My journey to become more frugal and healthier simultaneously has been challenging, considering most foods that are even slightly good for you cost an arm and a leg. It gets a bit overwhelming at times.
Most people are really discouraging when it comes to eating clean and they all say it just isn't worth the cost difference. After doing some research and having some life experience, I've discovered that the gap in price is not always that huge.
Sometimes, it even pays to eat healthy.
The past month, I've been cutting out refined sugars but I find it's really "challenging" to find foods without some type of sugar replacement or refined sugar. I've had to improvise a lot and I often have to pay the price for not eating the processed sugar-filled items.
My main concern is the little food additives. I never realized how much sugar I eat in substances like jelly, sweet tea, coffee, etc. I've ended up using a lot of honey in a short amount of time, and as most know, that's not exactly the most frugal route.
So I've been trying to find something I can make or buy that I can include in snacks and my morning oatmeal. Then it hit me.
Apple butter. It's perfect! I've always wanted to try it.
Then I saw prices. No thank you. I will not pay the same amount for an 8 ounce jar of apple butter as I would a pair of shoes.
Obviously, I decided to make some.
Without further ado, here is a very simple how-to.
What you will need:
- Crockpot
- Blender
- One 12 ounce jar
- 3 pounds of apples, peeled (Whatever kind. I used red delicious. I wish I would have used Gala simply
- because I like the taste better.)
- ½ cup sugar
- 1/8 Teaspoon allspice
- 1/4 Tablespoon cinnamon
- Tablespoon of Honey
- A pinch of salt.
What to do:
1. Cut up the apples into small cubes. I gave up on the small cubes and just cut the apples into small pieces that would cook well.
2. Put the apples into the crockpot.
3. Combine all dry ingredients and stir evenly.
4. Pour dry ingredients over apples and stir together.
5. Let apples cook for 4-6 hours, occasionally stirring. They should turn a nice brown color.
6. Take the top of the crockpot off and cook for a remaining 15-30 minutes to allow water to evaporate.
7. Add the honey
8. Pour the apples into the blender and blend until smooth.
9. Pour mixture into jar.
How easy, right? I was shocked. The apple butter tastes fantastic and I use it each morning in my oatmeal. Seriously. You should try it. Less than a teaspoon in a half a cup of oatmeal. (Yum!) I've even used it in my coffee…Scrumptious!
Try this recipe once or twice and you'll be hooked! You could also use pears in place of the apples for a tasty twist! Easy to make and just plain DEElish!
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The Redeem Team has been staggering so far in The Olympics. Thanks in no part to Dallas Maverick Jason Kidd.
While Dallas native Chris Bosh has at times been the best U.S. player on the court, Kidd at times looks sad, slow and lost. He's started every game – the U.S. plays Australia tomorrow at 7 a.m. in the quarterfinals – but contributed only five points, eight assists and seven turnovers. I know, Kidd is counted on for intangibles and leadership, but still …
Contrary to his prime, when Kidd leaves the game the pace speeds up. Chris Paul is a 78 compared to Kidd's 33. (If you're too young to understand that analogy, spend some quality time today with Mr. Google.)
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So it's Valentine's Day again. How does this keep happening?
Based on the fact that I handle a number of romance novels, it's clear that I enjoy a good love story. But I'll note here that I really flip for love stories that are a bit…unusual.
Last summer, I lost my mind over Brady Udall's The Lonely Polygamist. A novel about a husband of four who has an affair with a married woman, it had all the drama of five love stories packed into one book. But what I most admired about it was how realistic the emotions felt, how relatable this unlikely family was, and how thoroughly non-judgmental Udall was about his characters. It's a brilliantly rendered novel, and I highly recommend it for those of you looking for something a little less expected on this particular Valentine's Day.
Or maybe you're so totally over this holiday that you want to see love partnered with bloodshed. Happily, there are some dark minds out there willing to accommodate you. Donald Ray Pollock's sprawling The Devil All the Time features a serial killing couple that picks up hitchhikers so that the husband can photograph the wife in flagrante delicto with them…and murder them. And the husband is impotent! I mean…it's pretty much all things for all people. That doesn't even begin to cover how deeply twisted the novel is. It's one of the most brutal, unflinching works of fiction I've read in some time, and I'll just say it: it's bloody fantastic. (Bad pun alert!)
Before I swing back to sweeter love stories, let's also mention The Silence of the Lambs because you know Clarice had a thing for Lecter, J. G. Ballard's sex among the car wrecks in Crash, and the excruciating horrors of bloodlust, pedophilia, incest, and love-gone-wrong of Dennis Cooper's (I think it's amazing, but I can't recommend it because I'm scared you'll judge me) Try.
Let's get back to the more romantic (though still unusual) side of things, for those of you who don't feel violent when V-Day comes around! You could read my all-time favorite novel as of this exact moment (it rotates between three or four): The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The ultimate story of falling for someone out of your league, Quasimodo's passionate tumble for Esmeralda destroys me every time. If you can find a last paragraph that makes me cry any harder, I might actually end up institutionalized.
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Also, if you want to watch a movie instead of reading today, it's okay. I won't tell. Harold and Maude, anyone?
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|Aug 4, 1987
|Filing date
|May 14, 1985
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|May 14, 1985
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|Sydney Parks
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|Sydney Parks
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (14), Classifications (10), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to security systems involving the use of intrusion defining sensor grids such as arrangements of capacitive sensing wires of a perimeter fence.
Fence wire security systems through which intrusion into a protected zone is detected are already known as well as the use of capacitance sensors. Such security systems will often unintentionally trigger alarms as a result of nonintruder or environmental phenomena such as lightning and other electromagnetic occurrences. Special and costly measures have therefore been taken to minimize false alarm triggering problems as well as to avoid signal errors that occur with greater frequency in security systems expanded to cover large protected zones with substantially long perimeter fences. Such security systems are often unable to indicate the exact location of detected intrusion.
It is therefore an important object of the present invention to provide a capacitive sensor-type of security grid capable of accommodating protected zones of varying size in a signal error-free manner.
Another important object is to provide the foregoing type of security system that is statistically more likely to avoid response to non-intruder disturbances in a less costly manner.
In accordance with the present invention, a protected zone is enclosed by a perimeter fence formed by an array of closly spaced grid line wires that act as capacitive sensors relative to a reference ground. Different pairs of such wires form inputs to a plurality of identical balanced bridge circuits that are excited by synchronized, low frequency, RF generators. Disturbance of a wire connected to a bridge circuit by an attempted intrusion unbalances the bridge circuit to produce an output signal that is fed through a signal processing system in which it is detected in phase relation to the reference output of the RF generator driving the bridge circuit. The detected signal is transmitted through a band pass filter section in which it is split between two frequency channels establishing a band pass limited to the expected signal frequencies associated with intruder disturbances. Channel separation is momentarily removed in response to alarm conditions to prevent unacceptable filter resetting delays. A signal output free of system errors such as those caused by capacitive drift is thereby fed to a signal processor from each of the bridge circuits.
The signal processing system averages all of the signal outputs for comparison with individual or groups of signal outputs through window comparators to provide signal data identifying intrusion by degree or amplitude and location. Further, intruder activity is determined from sensor-inputs with a high degree of statistical probability because the comparators act to reject residual common mode disturbances of all the sensors forming the grid line array of the perimeter fence. An automatic, self-testing capability is also provided for the signal processing system to verify its performance.
These together with other objects and advantages which will become subsequently apparent reside in the details of construction and operation as more fully hereinafter described and claimed, reference being had to the accompanying drawings forming a part hereof, wherein like numerals refer to like parts throughout.
FIG. 1 is a simplified front elevational view of a portion of a perimeter fence associated with the security system of the present invention.
FIG. 1A is a simplified front elevational view showing an interlaced grid line array for the security fence in accordance with another embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the security system associated with the intrusion defining fence grids shown in FIG. 1 or 1A.
FIGS. 3A and 3B are electrical circuit diagrams illustrating the security system in greater detail.
FIG. 4 is an electrical circuit diagram showing a modified form of balanced bridge circuit.
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a digital signal processing option for the security system depicted in FIG. 2.
FIG. 6 is a graphical illustration of typical intrusion produced signal outputs associated with the system of the present invention.
Referring now to the drawings in details, FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a typical ground anchored security fence or grid installation in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention generally referred to by reference numeral 10. The fence 10 is formed by a plurality of parallel spaced, horizontal wires 121, 122 , - - - 12n supported on vertical posts 14, such wires 12 constituting grid line sensors by virtue of their capacitive relationship to each other and to to the ground 16. Each of the sensor wires 12 is interrupted at an interface, between adjacent security zones 18 and 20, established by a plurality of identical, self-excited capacitance bridge sections 22. Thus, each interrupted grid line or fence wire forms a pair of capacitive sensor inputs to one of the bridge sections 22 in the grid shown in FIG. 1. Other intrusion defining grids are contemplated, including an interlaced array as shown in FIG. 1A wherein closely spaced pairs of sensor grid lines 12a and 12b are connected to the bridge sections 22. Only one grid line 12a of each pair forms a sensor input to one bridge section 22 while the other line 12b of the pair forms an input to an adjacent bridge section as shown. In both grids shown in FIGS. 1 and 1A, each bridge section 22 has two grid line sensor inputs.
FIG. 2 depicts the security system associated with the grids wherein a plurality of the bridge sections 22 are respectively connected to different pairs of the sesors at input junctions 24 and 26 and to synchronized, low frequency, RF generators 28. Each bridge section is initially balanced so that a constant drive voltage from its generator 28 produces a zero output. When the bridge section is unbalanced by changes in capacitance between the input junctions and ground, an output is applied to a phase controlled detector section 30 of a signal processing system 31. The detector section 30 is driven by the same RF generator 28 as a reference signal source and its outputs will vary in amplitude and polarity to not only sense intrusion activity but to identify the nature of the intrusions. Toward that end, the signal output of each detector section 30 is transmitted through a band pass filter section 32 to reject signal errors caused by system drift and overload resetting delays. Error free signal voltages are applied from all of the filter sections 32 through a summing network 34 to an array averager 35 within which all of the signal voltages are averaged, and to an output processor 36 within which common mode disturbance signals are rejected to provide intrusion identifying outputs to an alarm processing computer 38 through an interface control unit 40.
With continued reference to FIG. 2, the interface control unit 40 functions to transmit the sensor data in the outputs 42 from the processor 36 in proper format to the computer 38 as well as to perform some limited computational functions allowing the system to remain operative at a degraded level. The computer 38, on the other hand, is designed to perform a fixed set of arithmetic functions on the incoming sensor data, monitor security system status and store status and maintenance history data. The output of the computer 38 is applied to a CRT display section 44 to exhibit alarm location information and to a control console 46 for display of status and control information. A control panel associated with the console 46 allows limited user interaction with the security system. A printer 48 is also made available to permanently record status and alarm information from the computer. A selftest routine is also initiated by the computer through test input sections 49 coupled to the input arms of the bridge sections.
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention as shown in FIG. 3A, each voltage bridge section 22 has its RF generator 28 supplying a constant, voltage to the junction 50 between two bridge arms formed by fixed impedance capacitors 52 and 54 respectively connected to the input bridge junctions 24 and 26. The input junctions may also be respectively connected to balancing capacitors 56 and 58 which are interconnected at a junction 60 to ground with the generator 28. Capacitors 56 and 58 are therefore paralleled by the capacitance between the input sensor lines and ground to form the other two bridge arms of variable capacitive impedances. The bridge input junctions 24 and 26 are coupled by resistors 62 and 64 to the inverting and non-inverting terminals of a differential amplifier 66. The output of amplifier 66, applied to output signal line 68, is coupled by feedback resistor 70 to the inverting input terminal. Any change in the balanced condition of the bridge section 22 caused by capacitive changes in the variable bridge arms paralleling capacitors 56 and 58 will produce a voltage difference at the input terminals of amplifier 66 to generate an output in line 68 either in phase or 180� out-of-phase with the RF generator signal. Thus, the signal amplitude and phase of the output in line 68 will identify any bridge unbalancing disturbance of the security grid or fence.
According to another embodiment as shown in FIG. 4, each pair of sensor wires is connected by input junctions 24 and 26 to a current driven type of bridge section 22', having series connected primary windings 72 and 74 of a transformer 76 connected across the input junctions. The secondary winding 78 of the transformer is connected to the non-inverting input terminal of a differential amplifier 40 from which the intrusion identifying output is obtained. The RF generator 28 is connected between ground and the center-tap junction 82 between primary windings 72 and 74 to apply a constant drive voltage to inductive arms of the bridge circuit. Capacitors 84 and 86 are connected between the ground junction 88 and the input junctions 24 and 26, respectively. In the balanced condition of the bridge circuit, equal currents in oppositely wound primary windings 72 and 74 produce a zero net flux and a zero voltage across the secondary winding 78. Capacitive unbalance of the bridge circuit, on the other hand, will be detected by an output from the differential amplifier 80.
FIGS. 3A and 3B also illustrate in greater detail the signal processing system 31 for the bridge sections 22, including the detector section 30, the filter section 32, network 34, averager 35 and processor 36. The signal voltage in line 68 from each bridge section 22 is applied through a coupling capacitor 90 to a synchronous detector 92 of the balanced detector section 30. A reference voltage is applied by the RF generator 28 to the detector 92 which is in phase with the signal voltage received from capacitor 90 when the bridge section 22 is unbalanced in one direction. Such in-phase relationship is established by the band pass filter formed by grounded, parallel LC networks 94 and 96 on opposite sides of capacitor 90. When the bridge circuit is unbalanced in the other direction, then the input signal to detector 90 will be 180� out-of-phase with the reference voltage. A positive or negative output of detector 92 is applied through a differential amplifier 98 to signal line 100 to reflect bridge unbalance in terms of signal amplitude and polarity as a measure of the magnitude and nature of the fence disturbing intrusion.
The signal output in line 100 is fed to a conventional low pass filter 102 of the band pass filter section 32 to reject all signal voltages having frequencies above a cut-off frequency of 0.8 Hz. All signal voltages below such cut-off frequency of the low pass filter 102 are split into two frequency channels. The upper frequency channel is connected by resistor 106 to the control electrode of a field effect transistor 114 acting as a source follower. The lower frequency channel is connected by resistor 104 to the control electrode of a field effect transistor 116 acting as a source follower. The source followers 114 and 116 may be formed by a single dual FET chip. The outputs of the FET followers 114 and 116 are connected by resistors 108 and 110 to the non-inverting and inverting inputs of the differential amplifier 112. The resistor 104 in conjunction with grounded capacitor 120 forms a low pass filter with a cut-off frequency of 0.004 Hz. The output in line 122 from differential amplifier 112 is the difference between the lower and upper channel inputs between the 0.004 and 0.8 Hz cut-off frequencies. Such output frequency pass band of the differential amplifier 112 fed by line 122 to the output processor 36 is associated with intruder activity and the band-pass filtering action of filter section 32 will therefore reject slowly varying voltages associated with capacitive drift externally of the system. The resistor 104 is momentarily shunted by switch on of an overload limiting FET switch 124 whenever an alarm level signal is applied to the FET switch 124 through line 118 from a fast track pulse generator 126 activated by an intruder alarm output from processor 36 in line 42. Such switching action of FET 124 allows the grounded capacitor 120 connected to resistor 104 to rapidly charge to the low pass filter output voltage. In the absence of such resistor by-pass action of the FET switch 124, the system would be disabled for an unacceptably long period of time in view of the very long time constant associated with resistor 104 and capacitor 120.
The output voltage signals in lines 122 derived from each pair of sensor inputs to a bridge circuit is applied by an associated band pass filter section 32 to the output processor 36 through the summing network 34 as shown in FIG. 3B, which consists of a plurality of signal coupling resistors 132 connecting lines 122 in parallel to the signal averager 35. Each output line 122 is also connected to one of a plurality of window comparator sections 136 of the output processor 36 as shown in FIG. 3B. The signal voltages are applied in parallel from the resistors 132 to the inverting input of differential amplifier 138 in the signal averager to produce an output voltage proportional to the instantaneous average of all signal voltages received from the band pass filter sections 32. An averaged signal voltage is fed from the junction 140 between voltage dividing resistors 142 and 144 through a coupling resistor 146 to the inverting input of a differential amplifier 148 of a reference threshold generator section 150 of the output processor. Also fed to the inverting input of amplifier 148 in parallel with the averaged signal voltage is a fixed, positive DC voltage from coupling resistor 152 connected to the output of a reference voltage generating amplifier 154 of threshold section 150 having an inverting input connected by resistor 156 to a negative source of DC potential through adjustable resistor 158. Similarly, the averaged signal voltage from junction 140 is applied through resistor 160 to the inverting input of a second differential amplifier 162 in parallel with a fixed negative DC voltage from adjustable resistor 158 through resistor 164. Thus, two output voltages representing the averaged signal voltage, plus and minus a fixed DC voltage, are fed by differential amplifiers 148 and 162, respectively, to the inverting inputs of all differential amplifiers 166 and the non-inverting inputs of all differential amplifiers 168 in all of the window comparator sections 136 of the output processor through resistors 170. The individual outputs in lines 122 from band pass filter sections 32 are directly connected to the inverting input of amplifier 168 and through resistor 172 to the non-inverting input of amplifier 166 of one of the window comparator sections 136. The averaged center voltage outputs 42 of the window comparator sections 136 will therefore track the average output of all bridge sections 22 to reject any common signals reflecting residual common mode interfering phenomenon. Only individual or group voltages falling outside of the window comparator thresholds will produce one or more alarm triggering outputs.
FIG. 3A shows in greater detail the automatic, self-test arrangement formed by the test input sections 49 aforementioned in connection with FIG. 2 to verify performance of the signal processing system 31. The sensor input arms of each bridge section 22 are paralleled to ground by capacitors 198 and 200 when CMOS analog switches 202 and 204 are switched on under control of decoded digital commands in control lines 206 and 208 from the computer 38. The switches 202 and 204 thereby insert small fixed capacitances across one or the other of the input bridge arms at correct time intervals dictated by appropriate programming of computer 38. Insertion of such fixed test capacitance of capacitor 206 or 208 will unbalance the bridge circuit of section 22 in a test mode routine communicated to the computer from which the test commands in lines 206 and 208 originate.
By way of example, FIG. 6 graphically illustrate responses to intruder activity in terms of the separate analog outputs of the bridge sections 22 connected to four of the lower sensor wires 12 of an 8-wire security fence array as depicted in FIG. 1. The intruder activity involved is an attempt of two intruders to penetrate the fence grid at the same location between the second and third lowest wire causing deflection of such wires located 20 to 30 inches above ground. In the case of a 180 pound intruder output signal curves 174, 176, 178 and 180 to the left of vertical line 182 provide an intrusion signature exhibiting a close correlation in phase and shape with the signature curves 184, 186, 188 and 190 to the right of line 182 for a 125 pound intruder. Note also that the curves 176, 178 and 186, 188, corresponding to the wires deflected, have the peaks of greatest magnitude, while the peaks of curves 186 and 188 are somewhat less in magnitude than those of curves 176 and 178 reflecting a lighter weight intruder. Thus, the intrusion signatures of these curves indicate the intrusion identifying nature of the signal outputs of the bridge sections 22 from which the desired intrusion information may be extracted after being processed through the analog output processor 36 as hereinbefore described.
The analog outputs of the band pass filter 32 may alternatively be digitized and statistically processed locally by a microprocessor, or serially formatted for transmission to a common computer at the interface control unit through a full duplex data link. In such case, the analog outputs from filter sections 32 as shown in FIG. 5 are fed through an analog multiplexer and an analog-to-digital converter combination 192 a serial data formatter 194, and a full duplex data link 196 to the unit 40.
The foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention. Further, since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described, and accordingly, all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention.
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|Filing date
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|Dec 13, 1972
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|Eg & G Inc
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|Jun 18, 1973
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|Weldotron Corp
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|Mar 14, 1977
|Dec 20, 1977
|Honeywell, Inc.
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|Aug 8, 1995
|Lockheed Corporation
|Intruder detection system for passageways and the like
|Dec 17, 1993
|Aug 29, 1995
|Robertshaw Controls Company
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a brief commentary ready for publication on Friday after the newest John Doe records were released.
On Saturday, Politifact deemed his assertions in his defense "false."
Walker supporters and the teabilly shills they used to reelect Walker are basically silent, the color draining away from their angry red faces as those coveted swing voters begin looking to the left for relief from corruption and conspiracies that are dragging Walker down.
Walker's commentary, while short, was sublimely feisty. So much so, that one almost didn't notice he never said he didn't actually do the things prosecutors are investigating him for doing.
Let's take a look, shall we? (As always, the Siren's thoughts and comments are in red.)
I will not back down
Abraham Lincoln once said, "Truth is generally the best vindication against slander." Here's another Lincoln quote for you, Scooter. "If you want to test a man's character, give him power." For a guy who has been under investigation for 3 years, and threw his state into full on revolt, you might want to keep that one in mind.
The truth on the widely covered "John Doe" is that two judges, one state and one federal, reviewed the accusations of partisans within a Democrat district attorney's office and determined their theories have no merit or basis in law. Um, not so quick. The case is currently on appeal after one judge ordered evidence destroyed - right after he got back from his swanky vacation courtesy of the Koch brothers. A move so extraordinary a federal court stopped his decision. Oh, and that "Democrat district attorney's office" is a nice try, Francis Schmitz, who is heading up the case is a Republican - appointed by George Bush, himself.
Each of these judges explicitly issued judicial orders that these partisan prosecutors must end their investigation immediately. And then it went directly to the appeals court - again, NOT partisan prosecutors.
These are the truths that need to be stated over and over again to fight the slander directed at me and our campaign by my political opponents. These are the false talking points that need to be stated over and over again until they become believed as truth - another concept discussed by our friend, Abraham Lincoln.
Still, many in the media proceed as though the opinion of the NOT partisan prosecutors is new information and ignore the NON truths I have stated above. It is not. It is old news that has already been discounted by two judges. No charges. No case. Six charges, two cases.
In reaction to the information that was released to the public and seized on by the media, the federal judge just this week sharply criticized the prosecutors. He said that they are now seeking "refuge in the Court of Public Opinion, having lost in this Court on the law." The documents were released because Club for Growth wanted to end the investigation and requested them released - they even said so, you dumb cluck.
Watching the media frenzy, it is clear that this is what happens when someone takes on the big government special interests. They push back. No wonder so many politicians are afraid to make tough decisions. No, this is what happens when you flagrantly break campaign laws and even Republican prosecutors are compelled to investigate you...twice.
I will not back down. We will continue to fight using the truth to keep the hard-working taxpayers of Wisconsin in charge of their state and local governments. We will continue to fight to make life better for the good people of Wisconsin. Yeah, yeah. Blah, Blah. What's missing? How about - I did not illegally coordinate with outside groups? Or - My campaign committed no campaign violations? Not even a - I followed every law. This what is called a "non-denial - denial." Walker blames everyone else and never says he didn't do any of the things discovered in during the investigation. In fact, their defense in the entire case is built on the foundation they DID do these things - they just weren't illegal. That explanation might be good enough for the true believers, but it doesn't mean crap to the folks who are getting tired of this shit.
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Maneka Gandhi has once again stirred a debate on the age of Juveniles convicted of heinous crimes like rape by arguing that she was against raising the age of Juveniles criminals from 16 to 18.
Her comments could not have come at a better time. The Supreme Court has also taken a similar stand on this matter by ruling that "You can't have a cut-off date for crime as you have for Government jobs."
These sentiments reflect the feelings of millions of people in this country who have been feeling irritated and threatened by the attitude of law-makers which allows hardened and brutal criminals take shelter behind the Juvenile Act and escape stringent punishment.
This fallacy had become an eye-sore especially after the brutal gang-rape of a hapless medico in a moving bus one horrible night on a cold December night in 2012. The gritty girl who identified her tormentors to everyone who cared later succumbed to her injuries even though she was accorded the best medical treatment possible.
Among the six criminals arrested in the case after the issue hogged international headlines, the most brutal was a teenager who turned into a monster after inviting her, and her male friend into the bus at Munirka just because she refused to take her insult quietly.
Justice Verma Committee that was set up to frame new rules to define rape and sexual offences did a wonderful job and set many land-marks in jurisprudence in accordance with international norms. The committee not only set wider definitions for rape but came down very heavily on people in authority including police and in schools who commit such sexual atrocities, arguing that people in higher places had greater responsibility to protect those under them. And if they turn brutes they must be given exemplary punishment and the quantum of their punishment should be higher.
But unfortunately Justice Verma, who was a former Head of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) was very lenient on the Juveniles involved in such crimes. He also quoted international norms to justify his stand that Juveniles should be given a chance to reform instead of being put in jail for life for one mistake.
The issue did generate a lot of debate at that time and during the trial of the accused for the gruesome crime in December 2013 that had shaken the conscience of the entire nation. But Juveniles continue to evade justice since then because the then Minister for Women and Child Welfare, Krishna Teerath formed the majority in the cabinet which vetoed any lowering of the Juvenile age for criminals.
Police records stare us in the face with statistics. The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) has pointed out that cases of rapes by Juveniles in 2013 was 60 per cent higher that in 2012.
The report has also pointed that even though children from under privileged families still form the majority of juvenile offenders, there had been a 150 per cent rise in involvement of children from families with income of Rs.3,00,000 and above in 2013.
And surprise of surprises, the report has said that as against 35,244 children committing crimes who were living with their families only 2,462 offenders were homeless.
The situation is already grim and even though I hate to be a votary of the 'Eye for an Eye' vendetta theory I truly believe that adult crimes deserve adult punishment.
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In fact, we believe so deeply in what BGCLC is doing for our local youth, we nominated them for a Loveland Chamber of Commerce Award. We want the WHOLE COMMUNITY to understand what a great resource the clubs are for families!
Here's what we said:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County are not just after-school hangouts. They are places, where young people go to learn, do homework, develop social skills, express themselves creatively and participate in sports & fitness activities.
They are safe places for kids to be accepted for who they are, places where they are encouraged to strive to become the best they can be. In fact, The mission of BGCLC is to provide an environment that helps young people reach their full potential.
1) Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County's three clubs ACCOMPLISH SIGNIFICANT RESULTS on behalf of their Loveland, Fort Collins and Wellington communities.
First of all, they have a huge impact, in part, due to 4 key characteristics:
- Dedicated youth facilities
- Open when kids need it most: weekdays after school and during the summer when kids have free time and need positive, productive outlets
- Professional staff who are trained youth development professionals and act as role models and mentors to members
- Available and affordable to all youth: for only $5 per year, any child between the ages of 6 and 18 can become a member
Most people do not realize the clubs help kids succeed through proven programs that help youth gain the developmental assets they need to succeed in life.
While the kids are having fun, they are participating in a thoroughly planned Core Program Areas activities which cultivate and foster:
- Character & Leadership Development
- Education, Technology, & Career Development
- STEAM – The STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, math) plus the Arts
- Health & Life Skills
- Sports, Fitness & Recreation
The win/win is that parents can focus on work, knowing their kids are in a productive learning environment that is so much more than a day care!
The Clubs have even saved lives - several Club members who considered suicide, pointed to their strong relationships with staff as the reason they chose to stay alive.
Here in Loveland 500 youth a month take part in more than 8,000 hours of programming and enjoy healthy snacks and dinner every night through Kids Cafe.
Combined, the three sites (Loveland, Fort Collins, Wellington) serve 1,280 youth a month in summer and 990 a month in school year
Opportunities for kids to experience academic success are nurtured through:
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- Prevention of Summer Learning Loss – engaging summer academic activities to prevent drops in literacy and math skills
- Report Card Parties – rewarding good grades with fun prizes.
- Scholarships – helping youth obtain scholarships to continue their education after high school.
Healthy Lifestyles are encouraged through SPARK fitness program, funded by the Colorado Health Foundation, to keep kids active and eating right.
2) BGCLC EMBODIES A SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM, ALTRUISM AND RESPECT through programming, creating opportunities and example:
a. Developing good character and citizenship is a key goal of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County.
b. The Loveland Keystone Club, a Boys & Girls Club teen leadership program, volunteers regularly at Seven Lakes Memory Care, a residential home for people affected by Alzheimer's and Dementia. Their first gardening project led to several more since both residents and Club members experience was so positive.
3) BGCLC SUPPORTS AND DEMONSTRATES THE COLLABORATIVE SPIRIT through creative partnerships and memberships with Chambers of Commerce, other nonprofits, and/or various business and civic organizations, including:
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County value diversity and treat people with dignity by welcoming youth, staff, and volunteers of all ethnic, racial, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, income, and religious backgrounds and identities.
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The centrepiece is the RS 7 Piloted Driving concept.
What do you get when you mix an autonomous Audi and enough Lego bricks to fill a small room? Well, something like this. The two companies have partnered in the development of what they're calling "The Extra Hour," an art installation that will be on display as part of Design Miami from November 30 to December 4.
"Audi and the Lego Group share a passion for innovation and inventiveness," said Nils Wollny, Head of Digital Business Strategy & Customer Experience at Audi. "This passion is also especially valuable in the development of new products and business models that relate to autonomous driving."
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How did you achieve your current position?
I was hired at Honeybrook Golf Club in 2010 as the Head Golf Professional. Prior to this position, I was the First Assistant Golf Professional at French Creek Golf Club for three and a half years. My first professional job was at Blue Ridge Country Club in Harrisburg, Pa., where I learned from Master PGA Professional Peter Micklewright.
What were the biggest influences on your career choice of golf?
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Mr. McLaren began his career as an exploration geologist, initially in the petroleum sector before moving on to the mining sector in Canada and overseas. He joined the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources in 1985 and was the ministry lead on mineral land use issues through the 1990's. In 2001 he joined the new Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management as the lead on mining and oil and gas initiatives and then on economic development issues. Throughout this period Mr. McLaren worked extensively with multiple stakeholders and First Nations on finding common ground for resource management and development matters.
Mr. McLaren has a Bachelor of Science in geology from the University of Toronto and a Master of Science in economic geology from the University of British Columbia. In 1999 he developed and taught a 1-week course on Environmental Policy and Sustainability for Mining in Johannesburg, South Africa, and continued to deliver this course, together with a workshop on Multi-Stakeholder Negotiating Skills, annually until 2008.
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Jun 1, 2010 at 2:09 UTC
IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider.
Great! As always, thanks for keeping us envolved.
I would love to see some change management feature added down the road, as well as expanded helpdesk features including a full knowledge base.
Jun 1, 2010 at 3:29 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Wooo can't wait
Jun 1, 2010 at 5:41 UTC
yay more features!!!!
Jun 1, 2010 at 11:07 UTC
Hoping to be able to test this over the summer and help out where I can!
Jun 1, 2010 at 11:24 UTC
sounds great!
Jun 2, 2010 at 2:19 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
I'm in.
Jun 2, 2010 at 4:29 UTC
looking forward to 5.0 beta
Jun 2, 2010 at 5:17 UTC
Its gonna be....AWESOME!!!
Jun 2, 2010 at 8:05 UTC
Looking forward to another new and improved version. Hopefully I'll be able to actually help test this one. Have a couple of extra machines and looking to setup a test environment.
Jun 2, 2010 at 5:26 UTC
Great - glad to see another update on the horizon!
Jun 3, 2010 at 6:55 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
waiting eagerly
now with vm's in place :)
Jun 3, 2010 at 8:06 UTC
Sounds Great cannot wait to try it out.
Jun 3, 2010 at 3:59 UTC
I am looking forward to seeing what is in store for the new version.
Jun 4, 2010 at 8:10 UTC
This is Great cannot wait to try it out!
Jun 4, 2010 at 11:15 UTC
Jun 4, 2010 at 2:18 UTC
(Rolls sleeves up) Let's get to work!
Jun 6, 2010 at 7:27 UTC
Lawrie Dalman Consulting is an IT service provider.
Having only joined Spiceworks in 4.1 we're looking forward to being part of early testing of a .0 release. 5.0 sounds like it will have some great features to try.
Thanks Spiceworks!
Jun 8, 2010 at 5:34 UTC
Looking forward to beta 5.
Jun 10, 2010 at 8:28 UTC
I am looking forward to it esp as it expands VM control. We are so heavily dependant on our VM environment that the more centralised info the better!
Keep up the good work guys and girls, I still can't believe it is free!
Jun 11, 2010 at 7:37 UTC
Glad to hear 5.0 has some aggressive new features!
I hope the virtualization push includes integration efforts for XenServer as well as VMWare's offerings.
Jun 14, 2010 at 3:54 UTC
Yeah 5.0! Code Name: Mustang?
Cheesy I know.
Jun 16, 2010 at 7:09 UTC
Would it be possible to put a "Pending" status on tickets and stop the time from ticking away? When we order equipment or are working on project type tickets that may be open for weeks it tends to skew the time in which we close our actual "Helpdesk" type tickets.
Jun 16, 2010 at 9:53 UTC
Sounds like a feature request.
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