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Pop-up food court 'My Lucky Tummy' made a stop in Syracuse on Friday night.
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Syracuse animal control officer, Jason Driscoll, was held by his ankles as he rescued a black terrier mix who was about to jump into Onondaga Creek Tuesday morning.
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Winter may not officially start until December 21, but in parts of the North Country, winter has arrived in full force.
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Pope Francis is Time's Person of the Year
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Time says the Roman Catholic church's new leader has changed the perception of the church in an extraordinary way in a short time.
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Bipartisan budget deal sets off some grumbling
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Both liberals and conservatives are dissatisfied with the agreement. Does that mean it's a good one?
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Shoemaker prepares thousands of donated shoes for Rescue Mission
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Ralph Rotella works quickly these days, and he really has no choice. In addition to his normal orders and sales, he's been fixing up thousands of shoes in his Discount Shoe Repair store, all of which will be donated to the Rescue Mission.
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Syracuse Police release new information on Le Moyne-area robberies
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Syracuse Police have released new information in the case of a pair of robberies near Le Moyne College over the past week.
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Fayetteville-Manlius study recommends full-day kindergarten
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The Fayetteville-Manlius school board met Monday night to discuss switching to full-day kindergarten.
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Vandals paint protest messages on several Syracuse University buildings
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Several Syracuse University buildings have been defaced by a vandal or vandals who are apparently protesting SU policies.
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Powerful storm moving up East Coast dumps snow, travel headaches abound
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A collection of news and information related to Winter Solstice published by this site and its partners.
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A little spice for your morning coffee
Story | Dec 8, 2011 | 4:33 PMI'm not much of a flavored coffee guy, but for the holidays I'll make an exception -- at least when it comes to Groundwork's Winter Solstice Spice Blend. It's not actually flavored coffee, per se, but rather a ground combination...... -
Autumnal aromas: Blessed with good scents
Story | Nov 23, 2010 | 4:34 PMTHANKSGIVING ISSUE: It is said that Southern California has no seasons, but we who live here have learned to recognize its subtle tonal shifts. When the sycamore trees flare crimson and giant breakers pound the empty beaches, my thoughts to turn... -
December brings total lunar eclipse
Blog | Nov 28, 2010 | 4:22 AMFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:December arrives on Wednesday. It's a busy month. The year's earliest sunset occurs on the 8th as Sol drops below Baltimore's western horizon at 4:43 p.m. The annual Geminid meteor shower – one of the... -
Beautiful crescent moon tonight
Blog | Dec 7, 2010 | 4:22 PMOn Wednesday night we will witness the earliest sunset of the year, at 4:43 p.m. in Baltimore. We're also just two days past the new moon, and skies should be clearing. That means Tuesday and Wednesday evenings will be great times to pause...... -
Sunsets get later from now until June 28
Blog | Dec 9, 2010 | 4:22 AMFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:Cheer up! Your days will soon brighten – at least in the afternoon. Last night witnessed the earliest sunset of the year, at 4:43 p.m. EST in Baltimore. From today, our afternoons will begin to get longer...... -
More cold, more snow, then winter starts
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A celestial trifecta on Tuesday
Blog | Dec 19, 2010 | 4:22 AMFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:On Tuesday, Dec. 21, we will hit the celestial trifecta with three red-letter events on the same date. It begins with the first total lunar eclipse since 2008, and the last visible here (weather permitting) until 2014....... -
Your morning fashion and beauty report: Zooey Deschanel is suing Steve Madden. Kate Middleton's dress is already being made. And there's a total lunar eclipse on the way!
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Christmas truce
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The Craft Beer Chronicles: Sipping seasonals at the Bruery
Story | Nov 11, 2010 | 4:33 PMOn Sunday, I took the Metrolink to Orange County, riding my bicycle from Fullerton Station to the Bruery in nearby Placentia. There I found Patrick Rue -- the Bruery's founder, CEO and fellow Mater Dei High School alumnus -- waiting for me in the... -
"Long Night Moon" also a "Blue Moon"
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"Every election we see something different," said Sarasota Supervisor of Elections Kathy Dent. "(But) I've never seen (a mailer) quite like this."
The letter introduces a dose of peer pressure to the political process, promising to "send an updated vote history audit to you and your neighbors" after Election Day, Tue, Nov. 6.
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US 3918077 A Abstract A translational bi-directional shutter system, electrically operable, and having control logic coactive with exposure-time-determination instrumentalities. Sensors detect the end positions of a blade shutter. A large central aperture allows exposure, and the alignment thereof with the optical path is sensed by counting actuation pulses, or by a third sensor. Typically the blade is moved by a stepper motor.
Description (OCR text may contain errors) ted States Patent [191 Burton et al. Nov. 4, 1975 TRANSLATIONAL SHUTTER SYSTEM Inventors: John S. Burton, Los Angeles; Ronald L. Whitney, San Fernando, both of Calif. Terminal Data Corporation, Woodland Hills, Calif. Filed: May 6, 1974 Appl. No.: 467,525 Assignee: US. Cl. 354/234; 354/248; 355/71 Int. Cl. G03B 9/36 Field of Search 354/48, 50,226, 187, 234, 354/245, 247, 248, 255; 355/71, 53; References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS Brown 354/187 Primary Examiner-Samuel S. Matthews Assistant Examiner-James LaBarre Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Harry R. Lubcke [57] ABSTRACT A translational bi-directional shutter system, electrically operable, and having control logic coactive with exposure-time-determination instrumentalities. Sensors detect the end positions of a blade shutter. A large central aperture allows exposure, and the alignment thereof with the optical path is sensed by counting actuation pulses, or by a third sensor. Typically the blade is moved by a stepper motor. 9 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures U.S. Patent Nov.4,1975 sheet 1 on 3,918,077 1 sLArroN L SHUTTER SYSTEM 7 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to photography, particularly to electric control of the opening and closing of a shutter. The prior art has most. frequently been concerned with focal-plane slit type shutters, in which Constant velocity of the shutter curtain across the whole traverse is a requirement. This requirementhas been met with a specially designed linear actuator that is relatively devoid of control logic. Another arrangement has depended upon a stretched spring to provide motive power, with a ratchet and pawl type of electrical solenoid acting as an adjustable brake. Exposure control means arrange for a slow traverse of a shutter havinga long full-open aperture for weak illumination of the scene to be photographed and BRIEFSUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to provide a shutter having a long life the shutter according to this invention was made mechanically simple by forming a whole-aperture-opening blade and providing control thereof by electronic logic. The logic of this invention maybe controlled as to the exposure interval by the logic of a copending patent application having a common assignee and coinventor Burton, entitled Electronic Exposure Control, Ser. No. 458,167, filed Apr. 4, 1974. An exemplary embodiment employs'solid-state optical sensors to sense when the shutter blade is at one extreme or the other, thereby to appropriately direction a stepper motor for the next exposure. The blade is stopped, say, in mid-traverse, either by logic that counts the steps of the stepper motor to that position, or by a further sensor that is influenced by the blade when it is in the center position. In the center position the optical path of the camera, or equivalent, is not obscured by the shutter in any way. Thus, constant velocity of traverse of the shutter is required only during the opening and closing motions and banding is eliminated. Also variable width moving slits in curtain shutters are not employed. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF. THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows a front elevation of the mechanical shutter, partly in section along line l 1 in FIG. 2. FIG. 2 shows an end elevation of the mechanical shutter, partly in sectionv along line 2-2 in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a fragmentary front elevation showing of the shutter for the alternatethree-sensor embodiment. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the control logic for the two-sensor and counter embodiment. FIG. 5 is the same for the three-sensorembodiment. DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In FIGS. 1 and 2 numeral 1 indicates the front of the shutter frame,'numeral2 the rear, and numeral 3 the lower lip. The frame is typically formed of metal, such as steel, and serves to secure the several operative elements in a fixed relation. Shutter blade 4 reciprocates from left to right and vice-versa in FIG. 1. It is shown in the center or shutter open position. Since low inertia is a desirable characteristic of the shutter blade, it is formed of a light material, such as aluminum, and is given a dull black finish, as by anodizing. Shutter blade 4 is provided with an optical aperture 5. This is sufficiently large to completely uncover the optical path involved. In FIG. 1 this path is illustrated in phantom by lens 6. The shutter closed position to the right for aperture 5 is shown in phantom by 5' and to the left by 5". These positions are attained by a corresponding movement of the whole shutter blade 4, as will be understood without this being illustrated. The shutter blade is arranged for translation by a plurality of grooved rollers 7, say four, that are affixed to the rear surface 2 of the frame by means of axlefastenings 8. The blade translates in the grooves of the rollers, and so is restrained from any motion other than the desired translation transverse of the optical path. The rollers are typically formed of nylon. The shutter blade is translated, typically, by stepper motor 9, through pinion 10 and rack 11. A suitable motor may be obtained from the Computer Devices Corporation; being a four-phase variable-reluctance type with 15 steps. The pinion may be of metal. The rack is preferably of nylon or equivalent, so as to be light in weight and to have efiective wearing qualities with respect to the metal pinion. The extent of the required reciprocatory traverse by blade 4 is determined by the width of the optical path involved. This may be about 0.5 inch, in which case the aperture is of the order of 0.6 inch and the travel is somewhat over three times this dimension. The required length of rack 11 is thereby determined, as are the positions of the sensor-obscuring parts of the blade. In FIG. 1 these are angles 14 and 15. These are appropriately positioned so that angle 14 moves into righthand sensor 16 when the blade is at the extreme right of its desired stroke and that angle 15 moves into lefthand sensor 17 when the blade is at the extreme left of its desired stroke. Sensors l6 and 17 may be comprised of a lightemitting diode 16' and 17' and a photo-sensitive transistor 16" and 17", which are arranged in the mounting across a slot into which angles 14 and 15 move to intercept the light when the blade is at one extreme end of the traverse, or at the other end. Such a sensor package is obtainable in the General Electric type H13Bl opto-coupler. FIG. 3 has the same configuration as FIG. 1, save that an additional sensor 18 has been added at approximately the center of the frame-shutter assembly. Sensor 18 may be the same type as sensors 16 and 17, but it is oriented differently therefrom, so that the slot thereof engages the shutter blade 4, itself. The blade has been shown in the center, or openposition, in both FIGS. 1 and 3. In FIG. 3 an additional aperture 19 is formed in the lower central part of blade 4, so that when the blade is open the additional aperture will be aligned with light-emitting diode 18' and the photosensitive transistor (not shown, since it is behind the diode). Thus, the sensor will give an electrical output takes the place of thecounting logic of FIG. 4, providing an output from entity 60 in FIG. 5. In the two-sensor arrangement of logic as shown in FIG. 4 rectangle 22 encompasses sensor 17 and the accompanying amplification to provide logic-level voltage response from the sensor. Within the rectangle, light-emitting diode (LED) 24 is powered from source of power of typically positive volts d.c. through resistor 25, which may have a resistance of the order of 200 ohms. This results in the LED being continuously light-emitting. This illumination passes directly to the light-sensitive transistor 26, a Darlington pair, except when angle on the shutter blade interferes, as it does at the extreme left excursion of the blade. This output enters a transistorized stage of amplification through isolation resistor 27, which has a resistance of the order of 3,000 ohms, and over a base to ground return resistor 28 of 22,000 ohms. PNP transistor 29 may be the 2N4403 type. Diode 30, a 1N914, is connected with the anode to the base and the cathode to the emitter of the transistor to insure that the baseto-emitter breakdown voltage is not exceeded. The emitter is connected to a source of positive energizing potential and the collector is connected to isolating resistor 31, of 1,000 ohms, and that to the base of transistor 33. The base thereof is also connected to ground through resistor 32, 10,000 ohms. Transistor 33 may be a 2N4401, an NPN type. The emitter thereof is connected directly to ground. The collector is connected to a source of actuating voltage, of plus 5 volts, through resistor 34, of 220 ohms. What is then the effective output from sensor 17 is taken from the emitter of transistor 33 and impressed upon inverting amplifier 35 in order to drive the J input of J-K flip-flop 36. In a similar manner the output of right-hand sensor 16 is taken from rectangle 23, which has the same circuit inside of it as has been described for rectangle 22, and through inverting amplifier 37 is connected to the K input of flip-flop 36. The clock input at terminal C for flip-flop 36 is typically 125 kilohertz, from a known external source. The waveform may be pulse or square-wave. The Q output of flip-flop 36 connected to the 1 input of flip-flop 40; also the Q to the K, and the clock C to the common clock source. The Q output of flip-flop 40 passes to one input of AND gate 41. When this gate is otherwise supplied with an input, an output is obtained from the gate and this is conveyed to stepper motor driver amplifier 42 to the input connection thereof that causes forward rotation of stepper motor 9. Amplifier 42 is available from the manufacturer of the stepper motor and has a fourphase output. These outputs are connected in sequence to the four windings of the motor, 43, 43', 43" and 43". The opposite ends of these windings are connected together and to a source of positive d.c. power, havinga voltage, for instance, of 30 volts. The Q output of flip-flop 40 passes to one input of AND gate 44. When this gate is otherwise supplied with an input, an output is obtained from the gate and this is conveyed to drive amplifier 42 to a second input connection that causes reverse rotation of motor 9. Gates 45, 46, 47 are end detector gates. One input of NAND gate 45 connects to the Q output of flip-flop 40. The other input is connected to the effective output of sensor 17 at the output of amplifier 35. This is accomplished through isolating amplifier 48, of the inverting type. In a similar manner, one input of NAND gate 46 connects to the Q output of flip-flop 40. The other input is connected through isolating amplifier 49 to the effective output of sensor 16 at the output of amplifier 37. The outputs of gates 45 and 46 enter the two inputs of NOR gate 47. The output therefrom is connected to The J input of flip-flop 50 is connected to the expose enable logic output from associated apparatus to be further defined later. The C input is connected at 38' to the same 125 kilohertz clock previously set forth as connected to temiinal 38. The Q output of flip-flop 50 is connected to the clear CL input of binary counter 51, which may be a SN74163 type. The carry output of counter 51 occurs each 16 clock pulses impressed upon it at input C. Thus, the 125 kilohertz frequency is reduced to a frequency of 500 hertz. This output is connected to the second input of both gates 41 and 44, thereby providing pulses for driving the stepper motor in one direction or the other, when these gates are otherwise enabled. This output is also connected to inverting amplifier 52 and thence to the C clock input of second binary counter 53, which may be a SN74193 type. The carr BTit'pFt from counter 53, being inverted, also gives an output each 15 input pulses impressed upon this input terminal C, in order that the stepper motor will be stopped at the center of the excursion of the shutter. This output passes through isolatingamplifying amplifier 54, with inversion, to exposure control apparatus to be found in the Exposure Control patent application of coinventor Burton previously referred to; namely, terminal 62 of FIG. 3 thereof. This is necessary in this illustrative joint embodiment so that a subsequent response can be obtained from the exposure control apparatus, to the effect that the exposure should now be completed, since the open interval has been sufficient to properly expose the film for the light intensity reflected from the document involved. Accordingly, the outgoing terminal in this FIG. 4 is entitled enable exposure. From the exposure control apparatus referred to, flip-flop 55 obtains an end exposure pulse at the K input. This is pulse waveform G from transistor 40 of the exposure control apparatus. Therein, optical element and control logic block 44 is, as one example, the mechanism and logic of this invention. Previously, the J input of flip-flop 55, terminal 56, has received an in tensity check command from logic associated with the handling of the document itself; as from the copending patent application, Two-Sided Document Recorder, by coinventors Burton and Whitney, Ser. No. 405,354, filed Oct. 11, 1973; namely, vacuum switch of FIGS. 1 and 8 therein. The Q output of flip-flop 55, herein, is connected to the CL, clear, terminal of counter 53. The C, clock terminal of flip-flop 55 is supplied with the same clock pulses previously described in connection with terminal 38. In the operation of the logic of FIG. 4, assume that the shutter blade 4 is at the left end of its travel. In this state. Flip-flop 50 is in the'reset state; i.e. the Q output is high, as at 5 volts. This is because a document has not yet reached the exposure station, and there is no response from vacuum switches 73 and 74 of FIGS. 1, 7 and 8 of the Two-Sided Document Recorder patent applicationpreviously referred-to. This response enters the logic of the present FIG. 4 at the J terminal of flip-flop 50. Flip-flop 55 is similarly in the reset state, since there has not yet been an intensity check command from terminal 56 impressed upon the J input of this flip-flop. Assume now that a document is moved through the transport machine, and that it has progressed sufficiently far to affect switch 70 of that apparatus. This initiates an intensity check command, which puts flipflop 55 in the set state. This enables counter 53 by lifting the CL terminal from ground, but does not-allow it to begin counting, 'chiefly because counter 51 has not yet been enabled and clock pulses therefore do not pass therefrom into terminal C of counter 53. Counter 51 is impotent because the CL terminal thereof is still heldat ground potential. After further progress of the document it is in position for photographing and the exposure enable pulse -is received from the Two-Sided Document Recorder at the J input of flip-flop 50, which then goes true, with Q going to high. The clock input terminal C is always on. When counter 51 is enabled it thus counts each 16 input clock .forward direction. The pulses from counter 51 are counted by counter 53 and when 16 of these have been counted the Far? W of counter 53 goes low; i.e., to ground potential. This ground signal passes to the enable counter terminal of counter 51, and the motor stops the shutter blade in the middle, or fully opened position. The W 6mm of counter 53 is also connected to the input of amplifier 54, and at the same time the enable exposure output from this amplifier is activated and the start of the exposure interval is initiated in the Exposure Control patent application logic previously described. When the required exposure interval has been completed a response from the Exposure Control logic is obtained in the form of a pulse from the end exposure input at terminal K of flip-flop 55. This resets this flip flop, putting ground potential on Q thereof. This clears counter 53, which enables counter 51 again. The latter resumes counting, and so the stepper motor continues the traverse until it is shut off by the blade being closed and encountering a signal from sensor 16. The logic and shutter mechanism is now arranged to begin a reverse excursion upon the next document being positioned to start the operation. Terminal 6 of flip-flop 36 is true, i.e., high, at 5 volts, and the flip-flop is in the reset condition. The same true condition obtains at terminal Q of flip-flop 40. Thus, gate 44 is in enable status, and when the carry output of counter 51 appears, upon several auxiliary conditions being met as has previously been explained, stepper amplifier 42 is empowered to step motor 9' in the reverse direction. The sequence for opening the shutter, holding it open by stopping the stepper motor, and then closing it when the exposure control logic sends the information pulse that the exposure is to be terminated, is then repeated, as has previously been explained, but now in the opposite direction of travel of the shutter blade 4. A delay of one clock pulse is occasioned by the presence in the logic of the two flip-flops 36 and 40. This delay of one clock pulse before the Q output of flip-flop 40 goes true is to insure than an end exposure will reset flip-flop 50 by putting the input at K thereof true. FIG. 5 shows the control logic for the three-sensor embodiment. As such, it duplicates much of FIG. 4, and such elements as are the same are represented by the same reference numerals. In FIG. 4 the circuitry for sensor 17 was shown completely in rectangle 22. Rectangle 23, left blank, was identified as a duplicate of rectangle 22, and-was the circuitry for sensor 16. In FIG. 5, rectangles 22 and 23 appear, as does a new rectangle 60. The latter represents duplicate circuitry for the new third sensor 18, of FIG. 3. I Each end logic in FIG. 5 is the same as in FIG. 4. This embraces elements 35 through 49. The structure and functioning in each case is the same and has been treated previously herein. Passing now to the revised structure and functioning due to the third sensor, the output of rectangle 60, from sensor 18, enters inverting amplifier 61 (in the same manner as that from rectangle 22 entered amplifier 35). The output from amplifier 61 enters the J input of flip-flop 55'. This flip-flop is of the same type as flipflop 55 of FIG. 4 and has essentially the same connections, so as to perform in an equivalent manner. In the same way flip-flop 50 functions as did flip-flop 50. Chiefly, it accepts the output of the end detector gates 45, 46, 47, at the K input. The Q output clears counter 51 at the appropriate time, as before. The terminals receiving or passing on various signals from or to associated logic having to do with the document transport and exposure control, such as expose enable, enable exposure, and end exposure are the same in FIG. 5 as they were in FIG. 4. The control of the stepper motor 9 is the same for the end-of-traverse performance in each of FIGS. 4 and 5. The stop of the stepper motor in the middle is also the same from the carry output of counter 51 in each figure. It is only the manner in which the counter is stopped that is different in the two figures, and this is clear from a consideration of FIG. 3 in relation to FIG. 5. The flip-flops predicated herein are exemplary of relaxation logic. We claim: 1. A translational bi-directional shutter system comprising; a. a shutter blade (4) having an aperture (5), b. means to reciprocate (9,10,11) said blade transversely of an optical path to selectively moved said aperture into and out of alignment with said optical path to define open closed positions respectively, c. plural sensors (16,17) spaced to sense the position of said blade, and d. logic means (35-56) controlled by said sensors to actuate said means to reciprocate said blade, whereby said blade is selectively translated from a first closed position to said open position with respect to said optical path, thereafter farther to a second closed position, and thereafter to selectively repeat this sequence with the blade moving in the opposite direction. 2. The shutter system of claim 1, in which; ' a. one sensor( 17) is positioned at an extremity of the traverse of said blade such that the blade affects it at said first closed position and one sensor (16) is positioned at another extremity of the traverse of said blade such that the blade affects it at said second closed position, and b. said shutter blade has an opaque portion (15,14) to affect each sensor when it is in the corresponding closed position. 3. The shutter system of claim 1, in which; a. said means to reciprocate said blade includes a stepper motor (9), and b. said logic means includes counting means (53) programmed to supply to said stepper motor a selected number of pulses to translate said blade from a closed to the open (5) position. 4. The shutter system of claim 3, in which said logic means includes; . a pair of flip-flops (36,40), . a pair of gates (41,44), . a pair of counters (51,53) having carry outputs, . amplifier means (42) to drive said stepper motor, . a connection (J) from one said sensor to one said flip-flop (36) and therethrough to a said gate (41) whereby said amplifier means is energized to drive said stepper motor in the appropriate direction to open the shutter, and f. a connection from a said counter (51) to said gates whereby a carry output therefrom stops said stepper motor when substantially half of the steps required to translate said blade from said first to said second closed positions have been executed. 5. The shutter system of claim 2, in which; a. each said sensor is comprised of a light-emitting (16') and a light-sensitive (16") means, b. each extremity of said shutter blade has a projection (14 which blocks the path between said lightemitting and said light-sensitive means when said blade isat an extremity of travel, and c. intermediate'the extremities said shutter blade includes rack means (11) for traversing the blade between said extremities. . 6. The shutter system of claim 4, which additionally includes; 7 a. a first gate. (45) connected to one (41) of said. pair of gates and to a said sensor (17,35), b. a second gate (46) connected to the other (44) of said pair of gates and to an other sensor (16,37), c. a third gate (47) connected to the outputs of said first and second gates and to relaxation logic (50) to logically state that said shutter blade is at the end of a traverse. 7. The shutter system of claim 1, which additionally includes; a. plural oppositely disposed grooved rollers (7) positioned to carry said shutter blade in the translation thereof. 8. The shutter system of claim 1, in which; a. one said sensor (16 or 17) is positioned at each extremity of traverse of said shutter and one said sensor (18) is positioned intermediate these extremities, and b. said blade has opaque portions (14,15,19) to selectively influence only one said sensor at any one time. 9. The shutter system of claim 8, in which said logic means includes; a. a counter (51), b. relaxation and gating logic (36,40 & 41,44) connected to each extremity sensor (16,17) and to said counter to control the traverse of said shutter blade (4), and 0. further relaxation logic (55') connected to the intermediate sensor (18) and to said counter (51) mediate the extremity positions thereof. Patent Citations
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The NFL released the injury report for Thursday's game between the San Francisco 49ers and St. Louis Rams on Wednesday afternoon. Vernon Davis (hamstring) and Patrick Willis (groin) are both listed as questionable.
Other players on the 49ers who are questionable inclue CB Nnamdi Asomugha (knee), T Anthony Davis (shoulder), S Raymond Ventrone (concussion) and WR Kyle Williams (rib, knee). Vernon Davis practiced on Tuesday while Willis and Asomugha did not practice this week. Special teams player Ventrone was seen wearing a blue non-contact jersey in practice.
Greg Roman said on Tuesday that both James and Davis are game time decisions.
Players who are probable include LB Navorro Bowman (wrist), C Jonathan Goodwin (elbow), RB Frank Gore (knee), G Mike Iupati (shoulder), DT Ray McDonald (ankle, ankle), CB Carlos Rogers (knee) and DT Justin Smith (shoulder).
For the Rams, DE Williams Hayes (knee) and starting OT Roger Saffold (knee) are both out for Thursday's game. Both players were unable to practice in the shortened week.
Rams players who are probable include T Joe Barksdale (not injury related), WR Chris Givens (knee), LB James Laurinaitis (foot), T Jake Long (foot), S T.J. McDonald (knee), TE Mike McNeill (chest), RB Daryl Richardson (foot) and G Chris Williams (foot). Richardson did not have a carry in last week's loss to the Dallas Cowboys.


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why does every hentai i read have censorship, i mean why do they need it censored?
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want 2nd chapter NOW. it is so damn HOT!
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so you came to a blank face with the word "mom" written over it?
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Wasting no time in trivial things like back story. Way to get to the point Auntie tig 'ol bitties, I LOVE IT!
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lol... Thank You Ship! XD
and YES... I wonder when will Part 2 be published? :3
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It's the first chapter of a two-parter, I believe.
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its a over 2 parts infact its a whole SERIES!!!
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Chairman Mao Zedong's Red Flag sedans go on sale to the public today (NZ time) after a US$300 million (NZ$371m) overhaul, pitting the symbol of Communist privilege against Volkswagen's Audi for China's elite.
China FAW Group, which built the first Hongqi — as the brand is known in Chinese — for Mao in 1958, will hold an event this evening (NZ time) to mark the start of retail sales, according to Fan Xiaojing, a marketing executive with the state- owned automaker. He declined to provide pricing details.
Formerly called First Automotive Works, started by the Communist Party as a linchpin of China's industrial policy, FAW Group has delivered more than 500 Red Flags to government agencies and has been included by the Commerce Ministry as an item for foreign aid. To win private sales, FAW will have to compete against brands from Audi to BMW and Mercedes-Benz.
"China's auto market is like a jungle full of ferocious beasts," Cao He, an analyst with China Minzu Securities Co. in Beijing, said by telephone.
"The Red Flag is like a panda that grew up in a man-made environment. It won't survive unless it has the toughest type of DNA in its blood."
FAW made about 1500 Red Flag cars — reserved for high-ranking government and Party officials — in the 24 years before the brand was discontinued in 1982 for excessive gas consumption.
The revived brand is receiving a similar boost from the current Communist Party leadership.
Communist Party chief Xi Jinping said in a closed-door meeting in December that "it doesn't look good" for government officials to ride in foreign-brand cars all the time, according to the 21st Century Business Herald on March 13.
Last month, FAW delivered 12 Red Flag sedans to China's eastern Zhejiang provincial government, which bought the cars to support the Party's government-car reforms, the company said in a statement on its website.
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FAW, which celebrates its 60th anniversary in July, plans to invest at least 10.5 billion yuan (NZ$2.1b) into developing the Red Flag through 2015, the company said on its website. The car was developed by FAW, which owns full intellectual-property rights over its engine, chassis, body design and electronics, according to the company.
"At the current stage, the biggest responsibility of FAW is to make Red Flag brand work," Chairman Xu Jianyi said last year. "It is a matter of dignity to the Chinese people as well as the responsibility of FAW as the very first automaker in China."
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Chinese Academy in Climate Change Uproar
17 June 2013 11:35 am
BEIJING—Every year, the National Science Library here, affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), coordinates the translation, rights, and publication of thousands of papers and books from other languages into Chinese. Usually this activity doesn't cause a stir. Last week was the exception, when CAS released a Chinese-language edition of Climate Change Reconsidered, published by the Heartland Institute, which is a libertarian think tank in Chicago, Illinois, that disseminates research arguing that human activity is not driving climate change.
Jim Lakely, Heartland's director of communications, told the conservative online news site Breitbart News: "Translating and publishing nearly 1,300 pages of peer-reviewed scientific literature from English to Chinese is no small task, and indicative of how important CAS considers Climate Change Reconsidered to the global climate change debate." (The Brietbart.com article featured a picture of a wincing Al Gore.)
CAS sees things differently. Heartland's characterization of the academy's decision to translate Climate Change Reconsidered was "strongly misleading … implying that the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) supports their views." A CAS official points out that the decision to translate Climate Change Reconsidered was made by the National Science Library. In his preface to the translated edition, Zhang Zhiqiang, the library's deputy director, stated that the project was undertaken "to help Chinese researchers understand different points, opinions and positions in debates on climate change."
Heartland's spin has forced CAS to be more assertive. Before a release ceremony for the translation at the science library on 15 June, the CAS official says, the academy's headquarters told Zhang to make explicit in his remarks at the ceremony that CAS does not endorse Climate Change Reconsidered's findings. Heartland has since issued a statement acknowledging that the translation does not amount to an endorsement.
*Clarification, 2:20 p.m., 18 June: The decision to translate Climate Change Reconsidered was made by the National Science Library, not by Zhang Zhiqiang, the library's deputy director.
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NHL Free Agency: 10 Most Overrated Moves of the Summer
By (Correspondent) on September 3, 2012
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July 1st is the most important day of the offseason in the NHL.
The "Free Agent Frenzy" begins and teams scurry to sign players before they are off the market.
Sometimes though, general managers do too much and sign players to contracts that they do not deserve.
Whether it is because of money, age or skill some contracts seem better than what they actually are worth.
10. Philadelphia Flyers Sign Ruslan Fedotenko
Fedotenko finished with only 20 points last season with the Rangers
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Ruslan Fedotenko, who began his career with the Philadelphia Flyers, signed a one year $1.75 million contract with his rookie NHL team this summer.
Considering Fedotenko's age and consistent decrease of scoring over the past four years he should not be making this much money.
He is a third-liner at best.
Fedotenko's salary has undeservingly increased over the past two years, and his offensive production will most likely drop again this year.
9. New Jersey Devils Sign Krystofer Barch
Barch has 669 career penalty minutes in 304 games
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The New Jersey Devils do not need any more enforcers so signing tough-guy Krys Barch seems unnecessary.
David Clarkson, Ryan Carter and Cam Janssen already are not afraid to drop the mitts. Krys Barch is just overkill.
Yes, his contract is not very expensive, but the Devils should be worrying about replacing the lost offense of Zach Parise.
8. Calgary Flames Sign Jiri Hudler
Last season was only the second time Hudler scored over 50 points.
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$16 million dollars over four years is a little expensive for a player that has only scored over 20 goals twice in his career.
Hudler has spent seven years in the NHL, all with the Red Wings. If he can only put up mediocre numbers at best with one of the best offensive teams in the NHL, is he really going to do much better with a struggling offensive team?
Hudler needs the help of star players to put up points, and Jarome Iginla's age is catching up to him, so Iginla will not be a great assistance to Hudler.
7. Washington Capitals Re-Sign Mike Green
Green has only played in one season where he played in all 82 games
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The once league dominating defenseman Mike Green just got a huge contract extension with the Washington Capitals.
Green, who was plagued by injuries the past two seasons, does not deserve the over one million dollar contract increase that he received.
He signed for three years for a total of $18.25 million even though he was held to only 31 points over the last two seasons.
This is a risky extension for the Capitals, Green is injury prone and probably will not put up over 70 points like he did in the 2008-2009 season and 2009-2010 season.
6. Winnipeg Jets Sign Olli Jokinen
Jokinen's plus minus has been a minus-29 over the past two seasons
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Olli Jokinen is a center that is no where near as good as he used to be about six years ago with the Florida Panthers.
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The Jets are also paying him $1.5 million more than what he received the last two years when he scored 115 points over both seasons.
The Jets are crazy if they think that the 33-year-old center will exceed those numbers from the last two years.
5. Dallas Stars Sign Ray Whitney
Whitney has played in the NHL for 20 seasons
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Whitney's 77 points last year were a fluke. The Stars will be lucky if he makes it through the season without an injury, let alone with over 50 points.
The increase in pay is undeserved and the Stars are going to be kicking themselves once they realize the risk that they took will fail.
4. Anaheim Ducks Sign Sheldon Souray
Souray has missed 120 games in the past four seasons due to injuries
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At this point in his career only one word can describe Sheldon Souray.
The once great offensive defenseman has gone through so much over the past years.
Souray has only scored over 40 points twice in his career and has only played over 70 games three times in 13 career seasons.
The $11 million he squeezed out of the Anaheim Ducks will most likely be the last he earns in the NHL because he is bound to call it quits after another major injury.
3. Minnesota Wild Sign Ryan Suter and Zach Parise
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The Minnesota Wild think that they got the two best free agents on the market this offseason, and they did.
But spending $50 million dollars up front and another $196 million over 13 years will put a dent in the pocket of the organization for some time.
If Parise and Suter do not work out as the Wild planned they are doomed for some time.
Not to mention the $50 million signing bonuses that the Wild paid may go down the drain due to the possibility of a lockout.
2. Dallas Stars Sign Jaromir Jagr
Jagr's career high in points is 149, but that was all the way back in hte 1995-1995 season
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The Dallas Stars really went out on a limb when they signed Jaromir Jagr.
The 40-year-old winger has about hit his limit.
After playing in the KHL and NHL Jagr is running out of steam, he obviously will not score over 100 points like he has done five times in his career.
He will be lucky if he scores half of that this year and he will need to stay healthy to hit that mark.
1. Carolina Hurricanes Sign Alexander Semin
Without Ovechkin and Backstrom Semin will not score as many points as he has in past seasons
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The last two years for Alexander Semin have not gone so well.
He only scored 54 points each year and missed a good amount of time with injuries.
Injuries have always been a problem for Semin. He has never played all 82 games in one season in 7 years in the NHL.
Paying him $7 million for only one year could come back to haunt the Carolina Hurricanes, he is not the point-per-game player he used to be.
Without Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom expect his numbers to decrease even more.
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