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Home » Boys' Basketball NewsJordan leads Vikings to 70-62 win over ElderDecember 5, 2012 Princeton High School The Princeton boys' basketball team opened up the season by defeating the Elder Panthers 70-62 on Tuesday, December 4 at Princeton High School. The Vikings improve to 1-0 on the season. The Panthers jumped out to a 20-14 lead after the first quarter, but the Vikings would storm back to outscore Elder 19-10 in the second quarter, to give Princeton a 33-30 lead at the half. The Vikings were led by senior Dorian Jordan, who finished with 25 points on 7-16 shooting, 6 assists, and 5 steals in the win. Deiontay Walters finished with 13 points and 6 rebounds in his Viking debut, including a perfect 7-7 at the free throw line. Senior forward Darius Hilson added 12 points and 9 rebounds for the Vikings. As a team, Princeton shot 21-47 (44.7%) from the floor, and 26-31 (83.9%) from the free throw line. Princeton (1-0) will travel to Hamilton on Friday, December 7th.
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Nine pastel paintings of trout and salmon by the acclaimed illustrator and artist Tommy Brayshaw are now on exhibit in Gallery 1. An artist and conservationist, Brayshaw was trained as a draftsman in his native Yorkshire, England and emigrated to British Columbia in 1920. Although active as a woodcarver and sculptor, it was his illustrations published in the 1947 revision of Roderick Haig-Brown's classic The Western Angler that brought him fame. He subsequently drew hundreds of pastel paintings of salmon and trout for friends and admirers and sold them through local galleries. They capture the elusive quality of movement in water and balance anatomical accuracy with artistic composition. Tommy Brayshaw's focus was always on the fish itself. The pieces exhibited were donated to Special Collections by the McKenzie Flyfishers of Eugene, Oregon and curated by Tamara Belts. This exhibit is flanked by two displays related to fly fishing. One shows a number of bamboo fly fishing rods, among them one made by Tommy Brayshaw, which hints at his wood carving bent. The other highlights literature on "Images from the waters" taken from the Paul and Mary Ann Ford Fly Fishing Collection. Items in both displays are housed in Special Collections.
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Political turmoil deepened in Pakistan as the country's anti-corruption agency barred Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar from leaving the country and has also banned 250 other officials from going abroad following the Supreme Court striking down the graft amnesty.
Mukhtar, who was leaving for China on an official visit said the immigration officers barred him from boarding a PIA flight late last night along with the Navy Chief. He said he planned to take delivery of a new warship.
The Minister said his name was on an "exit list" restricting travel and that federal investigation authorities said he cannot leave.
He was one of thousands of people affected by Wednesday's court decision annulling as "unconstitutional" a 2007 amnesty that had protected Zardari and ministers from corruption charges.
The anti-corruption agency also revived graft cases against politicians, including Interior Minister Rehman Malik and barred their travel abroad.
The ruling has shaken the PPP-led government in Pakistan, with the opposition demanding the resignation of Zardari and his entire cabinet.
The anti-corruption agency, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) said that scores of officials were now under investigation following the Supreme Court verdict, which means that upto 8000 graft and other cases dating back to the early 90s have or will soon be reopened.
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TV czarina and film producer Ekta Kapoor says she misses 'masti' (fun) in her life and so decided to visit the set of entertaining show Comedy Nights with Kapil with her 'Ragini MMS 2' lead actress Sunny Leone.
"It's such a popular show, it is apparently always giving my 'Jodha Akbar' competition. I have come here because I have heard and seen also a bit that a lot of masti happens on the show and masti is missing from my life," Ekta, 38, said here Tuesday before the shoot of the show.
"I have come to enjoy and have a stress-relieving moment," she added.
Earlier, there were reports that Kapil Sharma, the host of 'Comedy Nights with Kapil', was not keen on having Sunny, a porn star, on his family show when she was promoting 'Jackpot'.
However, that seems to be a thing of the past now.
Meanwhile, Ekta is all praise for Sunny and when told by a media person that she has probably presented Sunny in the best manner as compared to her earlier films, Ekta was all smiles.
"I am so glad you said that. But Sunny is a good actress and I am honored to have worked with such a good actor. As a good producer, I have tried to present my actor in the best possible way and I hope she is happy," Ekta said.
Directed by Bhushan Patel, 'Ragini MMS' also stars Divya Dutta, Sandhya Mridul, Parvin Dabas. It hits theaters on March 21.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference, in conjunction with extending its men's basketball contract for four years with Raycom and Jefferson-Pilot Sports, has established ACC Properties -- "a free standing business unit to manage conference-coordinated marketing, advertising and promotional opportunities." ACC Properties' aim is to "offer the corporate community fully- integrated marketing programs and multimedia advertising and promotional opportunities on a year-round basis with the conference." Among the specific marketing areas ACC Properties will oversee: ACC Official Corporate Partner and Promotional Partner programs; licensing; championship merchandising; publications; and special events, including the 22 ACC championships. Raycom CEO Rick Ray: "This agreement represents a new direction for our company and a new look in sports marketing." Ray will sit on the ACC Properties Board, along with J-P Sports President Ed Hull, NC State AD Todd Turner and ACC Commissioner Gene Corrigan. In addition, the ACC announced Continental Airlines has signed on as the conference's fourth official corporate partner, joining Exxon, Hardee's and Discus Athletic. Yesterday, ACC Assistant Commissioner Rick Chryst spoke with THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY and provided more details on the conference's new venture. Excerpts follow: THE DAILY: What was the motivation behind this move? CHRYST: We've always been very cognizant of, and have valued, our television relationships. Television has made the ACC, so we have always had a very close relationship with Raycom and Jefferson Pilot. The events of this past year -- the CFA breaking up and a reconfiguration of how we were doing our football, combined with the extension of the basketball agreement -- provided the window to formalize our marketing into our relationship with Raycom and JP. THE DAILY: How will this affect the marketing efforts of the athletic departments of the ACC's schools? CHRYST: This relates to conference inventory. Our schools will maintain their marketing departments and we think this will facilitate -- at a minimum -- communication, and much more likely some incremental revenue streams to the institutions. But we are not necessarily out representing Carolina or Georgia Tech or Duke, because our schools have such varying philosophies in regard to marketing and corporate relationships. THE DAILY: So, it wouldn't prevent a Florida State or a Duke from signing a Michigan/Nike type deal? CHRYST: Not at all. And I think we will find that there may be certain product areas where it makes sense to work collectively -- but others, the shoe deals probably being the most visible, where the institution is going to drive that and we may be less likely to get involved. THE DAILY: Are there any other deals pending with potential corporate partners? CHRYST: We really haven't gotten much further down the strategic path at this point. But we are nearing the end of the basketball sales season and I think when that gets in place, we will be able to start our planning for '95 and '96. We are excited that we've got this type of structure to start down that road, because I think from the corporate perspective, it should take the number of phone calls from about thirty-eight to one. That is what we hope. Someone with this little slice of the ACC and that little slice of the ACC, hopefully it can become one integrated approach. THE DAILY: How will ACC Properties' approach differ from what other conferences are doing? CHRYST: The distinguishing feature we feel about this program is that syndicated media is the cornerstone of it. ... Television is so important to us, that it needs to be integrated. There have been opportunities in the past where the ACC and the athletic directors could have said, "Here, cut a deal just for your marketing rights." But often you would be in competition with your syndicator, and you could become an official corporate partner without ever spending a dime on the television. Those three-and-a-half hours on Saturday afternoon or the Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday nights in the winter -- that is where we market ourselves.


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I've been drawing a lot of parables between the Communist party and Obama, and Hitler and Romney. Just replace "Jews" with "terrorist". Keep in mind that according to the NDAA, knowing your rights to the constitution, stocking up on food, supporting dissidents (like Ron Paul), and stocking up on food supplies for more than 7 days (and more), you are a suspected terrorist. Having Flashlight and Batteries apparently is a problem too. Just having Ron Paul stickers make you a suspect.
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Posted: 06/12/2014 - Richmond police have arrested a man they say, broke into his mother's house.
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Updated: 06/12/2014 - Two people from central Kentucky are facing trafficking charges after a Franklin County raid Wednesday night.
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Posted: 06/12/2014 - Police made multiple arrests on Thursday morning and all are charged with drug trafficking.
Updated: 06/10/2014 - The husband of a woman who died following a sexual assault at a Lexington strip club is now suing for wrongful death.
Posted: 06/09/2014 - Sheriff's deputies tell us they've arrested three people in connection to a crime spree in Laurel County.
Posted: 06/09/2014 - Security cameras captured burglars stealing $500 worth of copper and power tools from a Lexington business Sunday. The business owner tells us that the burglars also also caused $500 in damages when they peeled back a metal door to break in.
Updated: 06/09/2014 - Deputies arrested 21 year-old Jesse Williams after a warrant was issued for his arrest. UK Police say Williams appeared to have been living in a campus warehouse.
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US 3687362 A Abstract An apparatus for weight classifying odd shaped articles, wherein a plurality of open topped carrier buckets having hinged bottoms adapted when closed to support articles thereon are continuously passed sequentially through a filling station at which articles are positioned in the buckets, a weighing station at which the articles are weighed, and a discharge classifying station at which the bottom of each bucket is opened to discharge an article into one of a plurality of article takeoff conveyors on the basis of its previously recorded weight.
Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) [ 1 Aug. 29, 1972 United States Patent DelRosso [54] APPARATUS FOR WEIGHT 10/1938 Stout..,....... 1 ..209/74 M 9/1939 Mills....................235/8l A X 1l/1944 CLASSIFYING ODD SHAPED ARTICLES Dexter, Jr. 3/1959 Menge.....................235/63R 10/1959 [72] Inventor: Victor Del Rosso, Ithaca, N.Y. [73] Assignee: Hi-Speed Checkweigher Co., Grip.........................235/81 A ...209/74 M X Muntendam.......,.209/74 R X 11/1960 Wiley et a1. 2/1970 lnc., Ithaca, NY. [22] Filed: Nov. 17, 1970 Primary ExaminerRichard B. Wilkinson Assistant ExaminerStanley'A. Wal [21] Appl. No.: 90,390 7] ABSTRACT An apparatus for weight classifying odd shaped arti- Related US. Application Data [62] Division of Ser. No. 840,669, July 10, 1969, Pat. No. 3,640,384. cles, wherein a plurality of open topped carrier buckets having hinged bottoms adapted when closed opened to discharge an article into one of a plurality of article takeoff conveyors on the basis of its previ- References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS ously recorded weight. 944,841 Bollinger et a1..........235/81 A 5 Claims, 8 Drawing Figures Patented Aug. 29, 1972 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 VICTOR DEL Rosso AT TORNEYS Eli Patented Aug. 29, 1972 3,687,362 4 Sheets-Sheet 2 I N VENT 0R. W0 70.? 051. Ross 0 I (QWAK'Qd AM Patented ug. 29, 1972 4 Sheets-Sheet 5 IN VENTOR. VIC 70R DEL Posse ATTORNEYS Patented Aug. 29, 1972 3,687,362 4 Sheets-Sheet 4 INVENTOR. VICTOR DEL Ros-so A TTOR/VE Y5 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is primarily directed towards an apparatus for weight classifying odd shaped articles, including by way of example metal castings or stampings and food products, such as chicken legs and lobster tails. The apparatus employs a plurality of carrier buckets having open tops and hingedly supported bottoms, which when closed are adapted to support an odd shaped article within the bucket. In the preferred form of the present invention, a plurality of buckets are continuously passed through a closed loop sequentially through a filling station at which articles to be weight classified are disposed one in each of the buckets, a weighing station at which the buckets and their contents are individually weighed, and a discharge classifying station at which the bottom of each bucket is opened in order to discharge articles onto one of a plurality of article takeoff conveyors on the basis of the previously recorded weight of the article. The number of takeoff conveyors employed is determined by the number of separate weight classes or ranges into which the articles are to be classified. The closed loop form of the present system is particularly advantageous when food products are to be classified, since additional carrier bucket cleaning and drying stations may be readily arranged between the discharge classifying and filling stations to insure purity of the food products. Further, the present system permits classification on the basis of plural article or package weights, that is, when two or more articles, such as chicken legs, are to be packaged as a unit, such articles may be placed together in one bucket. The carrier buckets employed in the present invention are of a novel design, which permits articles to be quickly deposited in and discharged therefrom, and the tare weights of the buckets to be individually adjusted to insure uniformity of bucket weights without requiring the maintenance of costly tolerances in the manufacture of the buckets. Further, in accordance with the present invention, there is provided a novelly designed mechanical memory drum assembly, which serves to record the weights of successively presented articles and control operation of the discharge classifying station in accordance therewith. DRAWINGS The nature and mode of operation of the apparatus according to the present invention will now be more fully described in the following detailed description taken with the accompanying drawings wherein: FIG. 1 is a plan view of the apparatus employed in the practice of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a carrier bucket moving through the discharge classifying station of the apparatus with parts removed for clarity; FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the mechanical memory drum; FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the discharge classifying station control system; FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the drive interconnection between the carrier bucket rotary timer and the mechanical memory drum; and FIGS. 7a and 7b are sectional views taken generally along the line 7-7 in FIG. 4, but showing alternative positions of the setting pin. DETAILED DESCRIPTION The apparatus of the present invention, which is generally designated as 1 in FIGS. 1 and 2, defines a closed loop system through which a plurality of carrier buckets 10 are passed for the purpose of permitting weight classification of various types of odd shaped articles 12 transportable thereby. More particularly, the apparatus includes a rear transport table 13, which. defines a filling station 14 at which articles 12 may be placed in buckets 10; a front transport table 15, which defines a weighing station 16 at which the bucket supported articles are weighed and a discharge classifying station 17 at which articles 12 are discharged from buckets 10 at spaced points therealong in accordance with the previously measured article weights; and turn tables 18, 19, which serve to transfer buckets 10 between adjacent ends of transport tables 13, 15. Transport tables 13, 15 may be end supported, as by pedestals 20, and are preferably interconnected by brackets 22, 23, which cooperate with the transport tables to adjustably mount inner and outer bucket guides 24, 25. Turn tables 18, 19 are rotatably mounted on pedestals 26 and are adapted to be suitably driven, as by front transport table mounted electric motor 27, via a drive linkage, not shown. Carrier buckets 10 are best shown in FIG. 3 as including a pair of spaced side walls 30, 31; spaced front and rear walls 32, 33 which are edge joined to the side walls to form a generally rectangular bucket having an open top and bottom; and a bottom wall 34, which is hingedly affixed as at 35 to side wall 30 and serves, when in bucket bottom closing position, to support an article 12 within the bucket. The forwardly and rearwardly extending marginal edges of bottom wall 34 are deformed upwardly as indicated at 36a. The unhinged side marginal edge 36b of bottom wall 34 is adapted to project beyond side wall 31, thereby permitting bottom wall 34 when closed to support the bucket walls 3033 in a slightly spaced relationship above a bottom wall supporting surface. When bucket 10 is thus supported, the upperwardly curved forward and rearward edges of bottom wall 34 permit the bucket to ride over variations in elevations encountered during passage thereof about the machine. Preferably, when articles to be classified are heavy metallic articles, at least the upwardly facing surface of bottom wall 34 is covered with resilient material, such as a sheet of rubber or the like, not shown, which forms a cushion for the articles deposited in the bucket. Each bucket is also provided with generally L-shaped carrier bars 37, 38, which are suitably affixed one to each of side walls 30, 31, respectively. Carrier bars 37, 38 include horizontal flange portions 39, 40 having affixed to the bottom surfaces thereof strips 41, 42 formed of wear resistant material, such as nylon. Suitably carried one on each of carrier bars 37, 38 are receivers 43, 44, which define cavities 45, 46 adapted to receive tare weight adjusting metal shot 45', 46'. The metal shot may be sealed within the cavities by screw type closures 47, 48. It will be understood that the empty or tare weight of any carrier bucket may be adjusted to conform with that of like buckets to be used in the apparatus by selectively adding metal shot to or removing it from one or both of cavities 45, 46. It is contemplated that the design of bottom wall 34 may be other than that specifically shown, as long as it serves the purpose of supporting an article when in closed position. Thus, the bottom wall may be of plural part construction, wherein the parts are individually hinge affixed to the body portion of the bucket. Rear transport table 13 includes an endless belt conveyor 50, which is trained about table end supported drive and idler rollers 52, 53, respectively and adapted to support buckets in a bottom wall closed condition for movement continuously in the direction indicated by arrow 54. Drive roller 52 may be suitably driven, as by motor 27 via transmission means, not shown. Articles to be classified may be manually or otherwise deposited in carrier buckets 10, while the latter are being transported by conveyor 50. Alternatively, a suitable arresting mechanism, not shown, may be employed to momentarily arrest the movement of the buckets in order to facilitate depositing of articles therein. In instances wherein food or other readily contaminated products are to be weight classified, bucket sterilizing or washing and drying units may be placed adjacent the inlet end of transport table 13, as indicated generally in phantom at 58 in FIG. 1, to permit thorough cleaning of each bucket following the discharge operation to be described. Buckets 10 transferred onto front transfer table 15 by turn table 18 are conveyed towards weighing station 16 by an endless belt conveyor 60, which is trained about table supported drive and idler roll 61, 62, respectively. Drive roller 61 may be drivingly coupled to motor 27 by transmission means, not shown. Intermediate the ends of belt conveyor 60, there is provided a rotary timer 65, which is adapted to momentarily arrest movement of buckets 10, as the latter are moved towards weighing station 16. Timer 65, which is described in detail in my prior US. Pat. No. 2,907,443, is shown for purposes of reference in FIG. 6 as including four bucket arresting blades 66a-66d, which are mounted for rotation with vertically rising shaft 67; a geneva driver 68, which is carried on drive shaft 69; and a geneva gear follower 70, which is coupled to shaft 67 by miter gear 71. Drive shaft 69 is adapted to be continuously driven by suitable means, such as electric motor 27. The above arrangement is such that during each full rotation of drive shaft 69, follower 70 is actuated by geneva driver 68 so as to drive blade supporting shaft 67 through a quarter rotation in the direction indicated by arrow 72. Thus, each time shaft 69 is driven, one of the bucket arresting blades, eg., blade 66a, is removed from its position shown in FIG. 6 wherein it is disposed transversely of conveyor 60, in order to release a bucket for movement with conveyor 60 towards weighing station 16, and is replaced by an adjacent blade, eg., 66d, for the purpose of arresting movement of a following bucket. Adjacent the discharge end of conveyor 60 there is positioned a pair of belt drive devices 74, 75, which are spaced transversely of conveyor 60 and adapted to snugly engage side walls 30, 31, respectively, of buckets 10 at points beneath carrier bars 37, 38. Drive devices 74, 75, are suitably coupled to electric motor 27 for movement at the same linear speed as conveyor 60 and are adapted to cooperate with the latter to insure proper positioning or alignment of buckets 10, as the buckets are introduced into weighing station 16. A photoelectric eye device 77 is positioned immediately above belt drive device 74, for the purpose of sensing the presence of buckets 10 prior to the feeding thereof into the weighing station. As will be more fully hereinafter described, when the light beam of photoelectric device is broken by the presence of one of buckets 10, weighing of a preceeding bucket in the weighing station is initiated. Weighing station 16 includes a flat surfaced scale or weighing platform 80, which is suitably supported immediately adjacent the outlet end of belt conveyor 60 for slight vertical movement in accordance with the weight of a bucket and/or bucket and contents placed thereon. Platform 80 carries a pair of transversely spaced deformable spring plates 82, 83, which cooperate to form a guide for buckets 10 moving onto and off of platform 80 and to resiliently arrest forward movement of the buckets after the latter have been moved onto platform 80 by conveyor 60 and belt drive devices 74, 75. Referring to FIG. 5, it will be understood that weight induced vertical deflections of platform 80 are adapted to be sensed by a suitable weight measuring and indicating device, which is generally designated as 85. Device 85, which forms no part of the present invention, may be of the general type discussed in the commonly assigned co-pending patent application Ser. No. 647,748, filed June 21, 1967, now US. Pat. No. 3,474,874, wherein a linearly variable differential transformer, not shown, is adapted to produce an electrical output signal, which is proportional to the weight induced deflection of platform 80; such signal being passed to-a plurality of optical meters, also not shown. The optical meters may be housed within a suitable control panel 86 shown only in FIG. 1. The number of optical meters provided for any given machine corresponds to one-half the maximum number of weight classes or ranges into which articles 12 are to be classified or divided; each meter having two individually adjustable control points to permit adjustment of the weight variation within any desired weight class. Each of the optical meters is adapted to produce an output signal whenever the transformer output signal indicates that an article being weighed is within the weight range for which one of the control points of such meter has previously been set, which serves to control setting of a mechanical memory unit, generally designated as 90, in the manner hereinafter to be described. Mechanical memory unit 90 in turn serves to record the weights of the weighed articles, or more accurately the weight class into which the article falls, and to subsequently control operation of a bucket dumping mechanism, generally designated as in FIG. 5, such that weighed articles are dumped at various points along the classifying station 17 in accordance with their previously measured weights. For purposes of reference only, machine 1 will be described as being capable of classifying articles 12 into a maximum of eight separate weight classes. In this instance, four optical meters would be provided wherein each of the two control points thereof are adjusted to be responsive to different portions of the range or magnitude of output signal produced by the weighing transducer, and when responsive is adapted to effect setting of mechanical memory unit 90. This may be accomplished, as indicated in FIG. 5 in the case of a first control point of a first of such optical meters by employing its output signal, after momentary delay thereof, by timer 96a, to control solenoid operated valve 97a, which in turn serves to control operation of pneumatic memory unit setting cylinder 98a having a piston rod 99a. By referring to FIG. 4, it will be understood that in the machine embodiment illustrated, there are provided eight solenoid operated valves 97a-97 and eight memory unit setting cylinders 98a-98h, which are paired for operation with individual optical meters. Thus, the optical meters serve to detect into which of the eight weight classes the article being weighed falls and set the memory unit accordingly. Mechanical memory unit 90 is best shown in FIGS. 4-6 as including, in addition to setting cylinders 98a-98h, a rotatably supported drum carrier 100, on which are supported rows of memory pins 101-109 arranged in an equally spaced relationship annularly of drum 100; a memory pin cancelling bar 110; and memory pin sensing. micro-switches 111-118. The memory pins of each of rows 101-109, which are designated a-h, are arranged in a spaced apart relationship axially of drum 100, such that the respective pins of each of the rows are aligned in columns annularly of the drum. For purposes of reference, it will be assumed that when any one of pins la-109a is set, such pin serves to indicate that a weighed article is in a minimum or first class, whereas pins 101h-109h when set serve to indicate that weighed articles are in the maximum or eighth weight class. Cancelling bar 110 is carried by piston rod 121 of pneumatically operated cancel cylinder 122 for reciprocation radially of drum 100, as indicated by arrow 123 in FIG. 4. As will be clear by referring to FIG. 6, cancel cylinder 122 is controlled by solenoid operated valve 124, which in turn is under the control of a microswitch 125. Microswitch 125 is adapted to be actuated by cam 126 once during each rotational cycle of drive shaft 69. Since the structure and mode of operation of pins 101a-109h is identical, only pin 102a, shown in detail in FIGS. 7a-7b, need be described. Pin 102a includes a stem portion 130, which terminates at one end thereof in an enlarged head portion 131, which is engageable by cancelling bar 110, and is provided adjacent the other end thereof, which is engageably by piston rod 99a, with an annular slot recess 132, adapted to receive a snap clip retainer 133. Stem portion 130 is received for snug fit sliding engagement within a bearing member 134, which is provided at one end thereof with a radially extending annular flange abutment 135 and at its other end with an annular slot recess 136 adapted to receive a snap clip retainer 137. It will be apparent that flange abutment 135 and retainer 137 cooperate to lock bearing 134 in place within an aperture 140, which extends radially between the inner and outer cylinder walls of drum carrier 100. It will be further apparent that pin head portion 131 cooperates with the radially outer end of bearing 134 and pin retainer 133 cooperates with flange abutment 135, so as to limit radial travel of pin 102a between retracted canc-el" and extended memory" portions shown in FIGS. and 7b, respectively. By referring to FIG. 6 it will be understood that carrier drum is drivingly coupled to cam follower 70 of rotary timer 65 by a chain link drive 142, such that each time the follower 70 is actuated, drum 100 is rotated to position one of the pin rows 101-109 in a setting and cancelling station, wherein the pins of such row are disposed in collective radial alignment with cancelling bar and in individual radial alignment with setting cylinder piston rods 99a-99h. Thus, the arrangement is such as to require nine full rotations of drive shaft 69 to move the rows of pins, as for instance row 101, in a stepwise manner in thedirect ion indicated by arrow through eight pin sensing stations defined by microswitches 111-118 in order to return such row to its original position at the setting and cancelling station. When one of pin rows 101-109, as for instance row 101 is moved into position beneath cancelling bar 110, reciprocation of the cancelling bar towards drum 110 will serve to force any or all of pins 101a-101h into their retracted or cancel positions, such as shown in the case of pin 102a in FIG. 7a. Thereafter, when one of setting cylinders 98a-98h is is actuated in accordance with the weight of a bucket and/or a bucket and its contents measured in weighing station 16, its piston is extended so as to force the pin disposed in radial alignment therewith into its extended or memory position. For purposes of illustration, pins 102d, 103b, 104g, 105a, 106d, 107b, 1080, 109a are shown in FIG. 4 as being disposed in their memory positions; such having been effected by operation of cylinders 98a-98 in the sequence 98d, 98b, 98g, 98a, 98d, 98b, 980, 98a. Referring particularly to FIGS. 2, 4 and 5, it will be seen that the annular spacing of microswitches 111-118 in the direction of drum rotation corresponds to the spacing between adjacent rows of pins 102-109, and that such microswitches are equally spaced apart lengthwise of drum 100 in radial alignment with corresponding columns of aligned pins 101a-109a through 101h-l09h, respectively. Thus, it will be apparent that when for instance any of pins 101a-l09a is in its memory position, microswitch 111 will be actuated when drum 100 is rotated to position such pin in radial alignment therewith. It will be understood that the number of pin sensing microswitches provided in a given memory unit will correspond to the maximum number of memory pins in each row of pins, which will in turn depend upon the maximum number of weight classes into which articles 12 are to be divided. Preferably, the number of rows of memory pins will be one greater than the number of weight classes in order to provide a separate pin'cancelling and setting station so as not to interfere with sensing of the pins. Classifying station 17 includes a pair of parallel, chain link endless conveyors 150, 151, which are trained about a pair of axially aligned drive sprockets 152, 153 and a pair of axially aligned idler sprockets 154, 155, respectively. Drive sprockets 152, 153 may be suitably coupled to electric motor 27, such that conveyors 150, 151 may be continuously driven at a linear speed correspondingly to that of conveyor 60. By reference to FIGS. 1-3, it will be understood that conveyors 150, 151 are positioned such that they may frictionally engage beneath the horizontal flange portions 39, 40 of bucket carrier bars 37, 38, respectively, for the purpose of supporting the buckets as the latter are transferred by the conveyors from scale platform 80 to turn table 19. It will be understood that a bucket after having been weighed on platform 80 is forced or pushed therefrom onto conveyors 150, 151 by the next succeeding bucket, which in turn is forced onto platform 80 by operation of conveyor belt 60 and belt drive devices 74, 75. Positioned beneath and intermediate conveyors 150, 151 is dumping mechanism 95, which includes a guide rail device 160 adapted to slideably engage with the lower surface of the bottom wall of each bucket as the latter is moved through station 17. It will be understood that the vertical spacing between guide rail device 160 and conveyors 150, 151 is such that the former merely serves to maintain the bucket bottom walls in substantially closed position when in engagement therewith, while the latter supports the buckets during transfer through station 17. Guide rail device 160 includes a series of stationary, axially spaced guide rail elements 161, which are suitably fixed to transport table 15, and a plurality of movable guide rail elements 162a-162k, which are carried on piston shafts 163a-163h of pneumatically operated cylinders 164a-164h, respectively, and positioned in an interspaced relation with stationary rail elements 161. Pneumatic cylinders 164a-l64h, which forma part of dumping mechanism 95, are adapted to be individually operated in order to reciprocate guide rail elements 162a-162k transversely of the path of travel of conveyors 150, 151, as best shown in the case of pneumatic cylinder 16411 in FIGS. 1 and 3. It will be understood that when the movable guide rails 162a-162k are moved into the position indicated by guide rail element 162b, they are removed from supporting engagement with bucket bottom wall 34, thereby permitting the latter to fall by gravity into an open position and the transported article to be discharged from the bucket. Bucket bottom wall 34 thereafter remains in open position until raised to a closed position by sliding engagement with inclined cam ramp 170 disposed adjacent the outlet end of station 17. By reference to FIG. 5 it will be understood the operation of cylinders 164a-164h is controlled by microswitches 1l1l 18, respectively, via suitable timer and flow control valve means indicated, respectively, as 172b and 174b in the case of cylinder 164b. Thus, it will be understood that rail elements 162a-162k are provided one for each of the weight classes into which articles 12 are to be classified; wherein for purposes of illustration only, rail element 162a corresponds to the first or light weight class and 162k corresponds to the eighth weight class. While any suitable means may be employed to catch or receive the discharged articles, it is preferable to employ a plurality of endless belt type takeoff conveyors 180a-180h, which are positioned beneath and in alignment with movable rail guide elements 162a-162k, respectively. Preferably, conveyors 180a-180h are driven by an arrangement including drive devices l82a-182h, shown in the case of device 18% as including a continuously driven motor 184b and a clutch 186b. Operation of clutch l86b is controlled by fluid cylinder 188b, which is in turn controlled by valve l74b. Thus, each time one of microswitches 112-118 is actuated, an associated cylinder 164 is actuated to move one of rail elements 162 and an associated cylinder 188 is actuated for the purpose of engaging its clutch 186 and thus effecting driving of conveyor 180. This arrangement results in stepwise driving of the article receiving conveyors through a distance sufficient to remove an article previously deposited thereon from beneath buckets 10 in order to prevent contact thereof with a subsequently discharged article, and affords an article residence time on the take-off conveyors sufficient to permit visual inspection of the articles. In describing the operation of the apparatus of the present invention, it will be assumed that a first article containing bucket is initially disposed on weighing platform 80, and that a second bucket whose path is to be followed for purposes of description is being conveyed by conveyor 60 after having been released by rotary timer 65. The second bucket isfirst brought into association with drive devices 74, 75, which thereafter cooperate with conveyor 60 to force the second bucket onto platform and thereby displace the first bucket therefrom. Immediately before the second bucket reaches platform 80 its presence is sensed by photoelectric eye device 77, which thereupon serves to initiate weighing of the first bucket. The second bucket remains on platform 80 until displaced therefrom by a third bucket. Simultaneously with the release of such third bucket by rotary timer 65, drum is indexed, via chain link drive 142, to position, as for example, the pins of row 101 at the setting and cancelling station. Immediately thereafter, continued rotation of drive shaft 69 brings cam 126 into engagement with microswitch 125, whereby cylinder 122 is operated to reciprocate cancelling bar to insure that the pins l0la-101h of row 101 are disposed in their retracted or-cancel positions. When the presence of the third bucket is sensed by photoelectric eye device 77, weighing of the second bucket is initiated. For purposes of illustration, it will be assumed that the article contained within the second bucket falls with the second of eight weight classes. Thus, the optical meter associated with the second weight class serves to produce an output signal, which in turn effects operation of second weight class setting cylinder 98b. Upon operation of setting cylinder 98b, memory pin l01b is driven into its extended or memory position, thereby temporarily recording the weight or the weight class into which the article carried by the second bucket falls. Immediately thereafter, the second bucket is forced off platform 80 by the third bucket onto conveyors 150, 151 for travel through station 17 with the bottom wall thereof being maintained in a closed condition by sliding engagement with the first of the series of stationary guide rail elements 161. Upon the release of a fourth bucket, drum 100 is again indexed so as to position row of pins 101 at the first pin sensing station, whereat it is disposed in radial alignment with microswitch 111. Microswitch 111, however, is not operated, since it is spaced from pin llb in a direction lengthwise of drum 100. Accordingly, movable rail element 161a is maintained in alignment with adjacent stationary rail elements 161, and serves to support the bottom wall of the second bucket in closed condition. Simultaneous with the release of a fifth bucket, drum 100 is again indexed, so as to position row of pins 101 at the second pin sensing station, whereat pin 101b engages microswitch 112 to effect operation thereof. As a result, cylinder 164b is actuated to move rail element l62b out of alignment with its adjacent stationary rail elements and cylinder 188b is actuated to effect driving of article take-off conveyor l80b. Removal of rail element 162b from alignment with stationary rail elements 161 permits second bucket bottom wall 34 to pivot downwardly into an open position and transported article 12 to be discharged by gravity onto conveyor 18%. Second bucket bottom wall remains in open position until engaged by cam ramp 170 adjacent the outlet of station 17. It will be understood that timer 172b serves to control the period of time during which cylinders 164 and 188 remain actuated, it being necessary to return rail element 162 to its original position before passage thereover of the third bucket. It will be understood that in order to insure proper discharging of articles at the individual discharging points, defined by rail elements 162a-162h, it is necessary that the dwell time during which drum 100 remains in one of its indexed positions, be equal to or less than the time required for buckets to be transferred between adjacent discharging points. Thus, for a constant drum dwell-time, if it is desired to increase the spacing between discharging points, it would be necessary to effect a corresponding increase in the linear speed of conveyors 150, 151. What is Claimed is: l. A mechanical memory unit adapted to temporarily store N inputs, said unit comprising in combination: a generally cylindrical drum; a plurality of memory means, said memory means being normally in a cancel condition but being settable in a memory condition, said memory means being arranged in at least N rows of memory means, said rows of memory means being equally spaced apart annularly of said drum, each of said N rows of memory means including N memory means arranged in spaced relationship axially of said drum such that the respective memory means of each of said N rows are aligned in columns annularly of said drum; means to rotate said drum in a stepwise manner so as to indexeach of said rows successively through a memory setting and N memory means sensing stations arranged annularly of said drum; N memory setting means, said setting means being selectively operable when one of said rows is placed in said memory setting station to set one of said memory means of said placed row in its memory condition so as to store an input in said placed row w ereb N inputs m y be stored b rotating said rum 0 successive y place said N rows in said memory setting position; memory sensing means disposed one at each of said sensing stations, said sensing means being spaced apart axially of said drum in alignment one with each of said columns, such that each of said sensing means is adapted to produce an output when one of said memory means set in memory condition is indexed into radial alignment therewith; and memory means cancelling means, said cancelling means being operative to return said set memory means to said cancel condition following indexing thereof through said sensing stations. 2. A mechanical memory unit according to claim 1, wherein there are provided N 1 rows of memory means, said memory setting and sensing stations forming N l stations equally spaced apart annularly of said drum, and said cancelling means is arranged at said setting station. 3. A mechanical memory unit according to claim 2, wherein said memory means are memory pins supported for movement radially of said drum under control of said setting means between retracted and extended positions indicative respectively of said cancel and memory conditions thereof, said setting means including N selectively operated fluid cylinders, said fluid cylinders being disposed inwardly of said drum and having piston means arranged in alignment one with each of said columns of pins, such that each said piston means when extended upon operation of its associated cylinder is adapted to move a pin of said placed row into memory position. 4. A mechanical memory unit according to claim 3, wherein said cancelling means includes a cancelling bar extending axially of said drum and movable radially of said drum to return a previously set memory pin in a row of pins placed at said sensing station to its retracted cancelled position; and means to reciprocate said bar immediately prior to operation of said cylinders. 5. A mechanical memory unit according to claim 1, wherein said memory means are memory pins supported for movement radially of said drum under the control of said setting means between retracted and extended positions indicative respectively of said cancel and memory conditions thereof. Patent Citations
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On 3/9/2011 4:37 PM, Scott Miller wrote: > Does anyone know how long the Yaesu CT-140, CT-141, and CT-142 cables are? > I've had a lot of requests for more affordable substitutes for those ($40 for > a mini-DIN to DB9?!?) and I've got an order going out to our cable contractor > this week, so I figured I'd throw those in there if I have time. > > I'll also be ordering some 8-pin mini-DIN pigtails to build GTRANSs and to > sell a la carte. If anyone has other requests, let me know. > > Scott > N1VG > > _______________________________________________ > aprssig mailing list > aprssig at tapr.org > https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig How about a 6-pin mini-DIN to three or four 3.5mm stereo miniplugs? This would allow an instant "soundcard interface" by connecting the TX and RX audio lines of the mini-din DATA/PACKET jack on many radios to corresponding LINE-IN and LINE-OUT jacks on a computer sound card The other one would carry RX SQ/COR and PTT on tip and ring for interfacing with more advanced sound card projects. Or perhaps the two audio liness could be be stereo miniplugs with the tip and ring shorted together (so audio goes into both channels of a sound system), while the PTT and COR lines are two single-contact RCA plugs. (I've been assembling this by splicing min-DIN patch cables to 3.5mm plugs myself for numerous sound card assemblies.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Stephen H. Smith wa8lmf (at) aol.com EchoLink Node: WA8LMF or 14400 [Think bottom of the 2M band] Skype: WA8LMF Home Page: http://wa8lmf.net ===== Vista & Win7 Install Issues for UI-View and Precision Mapping ===== http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/UIview_Notes.htm#VistaWin7 *** HF APRS over PSK63 *** http://wa8lmf.net/APRS_PSK63/index.htm "APRS 101" Explanation of APRS Path Selection & Digipeating http://wa8lmf.net/DigiPaths
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Police report: June 29, 2011 - July 1, 2011
Published: Friday, July 1, 2011 at 4:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 1, 2011 at 4:13 p.m.
Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
June 29, 2011
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Douglas Matthew Ford, 23, 403 Elysian Drive, Houma, writ of habeas corpus.
Carey Stephen Woods, 27, 4675 Sugar Hill St., Houma, fugitive from justice.
Jose Roberto Hernandez, 38, 818 Belanger St., Houma, contempt of court.
Kim Frances Benoit, 46, 1714 Himalaya Ave., Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Kayan Tyson Brown, 24, 121 Banks St., Houma, failure to appear.
Jase Joseph Pellegrin, 20, 105 Prosperity St., Chauvin, simple burglary.
Houma City Police
Simone Lee Picou, 29, 402 Paris Lane, Houma, DWI, disobeying police or traffic sign, speeding.
Andrew Thomas Vargas, 24, 5283 Shrimpers Row, Dulac, theft by unauthorized credit card use between $300 and $500.
Michael James Thibodaux Jr., 31, 149 West Heather Drive, Luling, theft.
Louisiana State Police
Christian Alexis Minjarez, 21, 163 Raymond Court, Houma, two counts failure to appear.
Bertha Martinez Ortega, 36, 119 Holiday Drive, Houma, production of fraudulent identification documents, filing false public records.
Decci Suguhey Garcia, 22, address unknown, production of fraudulent identification documents.
Terrebonne Narcotics Task Force
Don Edward Leonard, 21, 117 Scott Lane, Houma, possession with intent to distribute schedule II drugs, use of firearm while in possession of narcotics, illegal possession stolen firearms.
Shawn Brandell Durkins, 17, 3209 Glenmore Ave., Houma, failure to appear, possession with intent to distribute schedule II drugs, use of firearm while in possession of narcotics, illegal possession stolen firearms, no driver's license, possession with intent to distribute schedule I drugs.
Daniel Brown, 40, 711 Linda Ann St., Gray, possession with intent to distribute schedule II narcotics, aggravated flight from officer, obstruction of justice.
Michael Nolan Ledet, 36, 360 L Kirth Drive, Houma, possession with intent to distribute schedule II narcotics, aggravated flight from officers, obstruction of justice, driving under suspension.
Steven Dulany Morrison, 33, 868 High St., Houma, possession with intent to distribute schedule II narcotics, aggravated flight from officers, obstruction of justice.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
Marcelo Daris Marciel, 42, 651 35th St., Richmond, DWI.
Brady Paul Rodriguez, 19, 145 Bentley Drive, Thibodaux, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Kerry Landry, 20, 127 Himalaya Ave. A, Thibodaux, contempt of court.
Daniel Pellegrin, 38, 162 E. 123rd St., Cut Off, contempt of court.
Annette Boquet, 51, 118 Nolan St., Bourg, felony theft of jewelry.
Malcolm Riney, 20, 612 Locust St. Apt. C, Thibodaux, two counts contempt of court.
June 30, 2011
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Shelby Parr, 20, 608 Elizabeth St., Lockport, contempt of court, fugitive of Terrebonne.
Harold Perkins, 32, 300 Thoroughbred Park Drive, Thibodaux, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving under suspension, turn signal required, driving on roadway laned for traffic.
Blake Votaw, 33, 200 E. 67th St. Cut Off, three counts contempt of court.
Nolan Bruet, 48, 545 Hospital Drive, Raceland, fugitive of Terrebonne.
Thibodaux Police
Cameron Kihnel, 21, 750 St. Mary St., Thibodaux, contempt of court.
Jacqueline Theriot, 24, 1300 Louise St., Thibodaux, two counts contempt of court.
Michael Porter, 24, 1300 Ridgefield Ave. 108, Thibodaux, contempt of court.
July 1, 2011
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Casey Turner, 21, 252 Williams St., Raceland, stop-sign violation, no driver's license.
Nehemiah Williams, 30, 578 Paula Drive, Thibodaux, domestic abuse battery by strangulation.
The arrest records published in Monday's newspapers included, under the heading "June 25, 2011, Terrebonne Sheriff's Office," an incorrect address for one of those named. According to jail personnel, that entry should have read:
Jessica Lynn Faye, 27, 310 Leger St., Montegut, theft of goods less than $500, contempt of court.
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It's rare that you find a picture book where the children's librarians reading the book for the first time start laughing out loud but that's what you get with Moo. The concept is simple: Cow plus car = ruh-roh. There's a reason we don't provide our Holsteins with driver's licenses. Practicall... Read More »
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Add a CommentSO good! With only the word "Moo" the reader gets to play with tone and inflection to interpret the meaning of the story.
This would be great to give an early reader to boost their confidence to read - and to be silly and work on their story telling skills.
Also, I am taking this on my next library storytime outreach!
Loved this picture book! It has only one word Moo! but it conveys so much emotion. Can be read aloud in a storytime, but the Moo sounds need to be emphasized. Fun story!
Moo! (translation...Fantastic!) With a single word, this cow is able to express a huge variety of colours and meanings: peacefulness, curiosity, fear, and sulking are some. Both the pictures and the changing typography of the word convey the joy, and then the trouble this cow gets into when one day she drives off in the farmer's car. Lesson. Don't leave a car within a cow's reach. It will get wrecked, and there will be a policeman involved. The layout and angles act like a camera, changing from long shots to close-ups, as well as giving a dynamic over the shoulder look, and even a dropping-off-the-edge-of-a-cliff look to perfectly portray the story. Brilliant colours, especially in the background, assist in giving definition to the atmosphere that the one word is trying to get across. Moo! is hilarious, and yet it has a subtle level of sophistication that allows parents to enjoy it as well. With just one word, it is essential for this title to be read out loud, and with many funny voices; perfect for storytime.
The perfect story time book! Both kids and parents loved this story. With the different uses of the word "moo" it also can be used to teach voice and reading with expression.
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When using the 7 round mag the xds becomes pretty much the same size as a 1911.
I haven't seen a single post that actually is dealing with the issue. My Kahrs all have the same manner of loading a round into the chamber as your XDs: 1) Lock the slide back 2) Insert the loaded mag 3) Release the slide stop with your thumb 4) If desired, remove the mag and top off the mag I'm not sure why they require this procedure instead of pulling the slide back like so many other pistols to release the slide stop. It isn't inconvenient, though. It is just a unique procedure that I must follow when I am loading those handguns. You'll get used to it. I'm not sure why there was 1911 hating, bullet set-back, and grip dimension opinions on this thread. What a waste of their typing time...
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The San Antonio Spurs 20-game winning streak is now a two-game losing streak. Kevin Durant made sure of that Saturday night, scoring 18 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter, including 16 points in a row at one point to ensure a 2-2 series and a Game 6 back at Chesapeake Energy Arena Wednesday night, as the Thunder won 109-103. Serge Ibaka also brought his "A" game, scoring 26 points on a perfect 11-of-11 from the field and 4-of-4 from the free-throw line.
The Poteau Spirit Center will have two fun camps for girls over the next two weeks. There will be a cheer camp from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday through Saturday. There will be a dance camp from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. June 14-16. The entry fee is $65 per camper, and each camp will conclude with a performance on the camp's final day. For additional information, call (918) 647-3547 or go online to www.poteauspiritcenter.webs.com. — — — Any church interested in playing in the 2012 Poteau Coed Church League this summer needs to call Billy Bond at (918) 647-1939.
The Eastern Oklahoma Riverdawgs Major American Legion baseball team thought it was going to get to begin its home season a little earlier than originally scheduled. The Riverdawgs were rained out Sunday afternoon at Bentonville, Ark. The single nine-inning game was to be played at 7 p.m. Monday night in Cameron, but Monday morning's rain washed it out. Riverdawgs Coach Dave Oliver said the game has not be rescheduled as of this time.
FORT SMITH, Ark. — Most everyone has heard the old saying, "A bad day at the office." Unfortunately for the Eastern Oklahoma Riverdawgs Major American Legion baseball team, that axiom rang true for the locals Thursday at Forsgrem Field. Kerwins opened its Legion season by sweeping the Riverdawgs in a pair of four-inning, run-rule games, 14-2 and 11-1.
It has been about five years since I came before you with the idea of putting artificial turf on the field at Costner Stadium. It was not well received, and I was even called the village idiot of Poteau — VIP for short. Well, I was approached by two members of the Poteau Quarterback Club who were excited about the possibility of getting turf for the field, and those two members got my juices flowing again. Poteau deserves the best. A representative of UBU Sports came to the Quarterback Club meeting last month, and presented the Club with the possibility of placing turf on the field.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Down 2-0 in the Western Conference Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder desperately needed a win in Game 3 Thursday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena. OKC Coach Scott Brooks threw his normal game plan out the window and went all out to get the win. Thabo Sefolosha answered the call playing shut down defense on San Antonio's Tony Parker — and anyone else that happened to have the misfortune of having him guard them. The Thunder came out with a 102-82 victory, revitalizing their postseason run.
Leflore High School basketball coach Todd Hackler has always wanted to coach at larger classification schools, and now he will get his chance. Hackler was hired late last month as the new Sallisaw Black Diamonds Basketball Coach. "It's a larger and bigger school," Hackler said. "I've always wanted to coach at a big school. I came from Poteau, so I'm used to the big-school atmosphere. I wanted a change, and it's going to be a great opportunity."
Boys Monday's Games At Howe Howe vs. Wilburton, 5 p.m.; Panola vs. Gans, 5:40 p.m.; Howe vs. Panola, 6:20 p.m.; Wilburton vs. Gans, 7 p.m.; Wilburton vs. Panola, 7:40 p.m.; Howe vs. Gans, 8:20 p.m. At Panama Cameron vs. Panama, 5 p.m.; Heavener vs. Sallisaw-Central, 5:40 p.m.; Heavener vs. Panama, 6:20 p.m.; Cameron vs. Sallisaw-Central, 7 p.m.; Cameron vs. Heavener, 7:40 p.m.; Panama vs. Sallisaw-Central, 8:20 p.m. At Pocola
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Them isn't an episode about struggle, it's about giving up. This is the opposite of what we usually see on this show. Typically, these quiet episodes are about the fight back to who you are and the people that you love. This time, the show explores what it's like without hope and faith, what it's like when the only thing that you expect is more darkness. (more…)


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Henry David Thoreau
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Is it legitimate to view an icon of a bygone era through the lens of modern psychiatry? In this case it is, because of what Thoreau revealed about himself and because the author avoids the pitfalls of pathography-facile diagnosis and tidy explanation of creative genius-keeping to the high ground, respectful of Thoreau's warning to himself: "Being is the great explainer. In the attempt to explain, shall I plane away all the spines, till it is no thistle, but a cornstalk?"
To mark the sesquicentennial of Walden (1854), Sperber, a Massachusetts psychiatrist who both trained and taught at Harvard Medical School, analyzes its author through his books, journals, letters, dreams, and drawings. In a small space, Sperber carefully arranges some examples of the verbal jewels that make Thoreau a national treasure. His remarkably cooperative patient was never seen by Sperber, who was born seventy years after Thoreau's death (in 1862, at age forty-six).
Does it matter whether Thoreau suffered from bipolar (manic-depressive) illness? Perhaps, if the information contributes to useful understanding of the man, his times, and his achievement, and gives comfort to fellow sufferers. The details of Thoreau's difficult life make these pages alternately bright and dark; thoughts and feelings sampled from his sometimes hypergraphic (manically written) journals flesh out the profile of a grieving but also ecstatic man whose genius joins elegance to plainness and speaks in bold, quiet, proud, humble, sublime, and earthy sentences.
The reader gains an appreciation of the uses and limits of psychiatric science and the psychological approach to art. Sperber uses the Icarus complex, introduced by Henry A. Murray, and adds a Daedalus theme: Icarus ignores his father's warning, flies too high, and melts his wings. Thoreau's ups and downs combine Daedalian (Thoreau's word) and Icarian motifs. Sperber concerns himself as much with Henry's self-therapy as with his disabilities. Thoreau documented his own mood swings and diagnosed his own "insanity" but wrote about the "sanative" elements in life. "If I am well, then I see well. The bulletins of health are twirled along my visual rays, like pasteboards on a kite string."
A sexual ascetic, Thoreau loved nature and music but mostly disparaged women. While Sperber runs the gamut of possible psychiatric diagnoses, with inevitable leaps of speculation, his probings will not diminish his subject, whose own words add life and meaning to phrases like "bipolar illness" and "post-traumatic stress disorder." Writing, walking, observing, and willing all evolved in Thoreau's self-therapy. Sperber's insights enhance that writing, which served as grief-work for a lost brother and self-defense of a sensitive soul.


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On Monday, a trio of Montreal prospects were given invites to Team Canada's World Junior training camp in preparation for next month's tournament. Michael Bournival and Brendan Gallagher, who both participated in last year's camp, were both invited as was the Habs' 1st rounder back in June, Nathan Beaulieu.
Gallagher, who impressed everyone in training camp, is off to another hot start with the WHL's Vancouver Giants this season. He is scoring at close to a goal-per-game pace (19 in 23 games) while adding 18 assists along the way to lead his team in scoring. His coach with the Giants, Don Hay, is Canada's coach this year.
Bournival, the last forward cut from last year's squad, has done everything he can to improve his chances of surviving this season. Not only is his defensive game strong, his offensive output has improved. In 12 games this year (he was injured for half the season thus far), he has 12 goals and 6 helpers while winning over 58% of his faceoffs.
Beaulieu, an invite to Canada's summer camp, hasn't hurt his chances either. He leads his team in points by a defenceman with 23 (7-16) in 26 games with an impressive +18 rating. His 49 PIMS also sit him second on the Sea Dogs of the QMJHL. Despite his early season successes, the early indications are that he is a bit more of a longshot to make the team than the two forwards.
These prospects likely won't be the only ones trying out for their countries' junior teams. 2010 draft picks Jarred Tinordi (USA) and John Westin (SWE) both have one last chance to play in this tournament while 2011 pick Daniel Pribyl (CZE) has a good chance to play after having a good start to his season.
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