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{{FHCpage|location=England}} {{FHCpage|location=England}} −[[Image:{{Tna}}]]The [[London_Family_History_Centre|London Family History Centre]] is one of the 13 [[Regional Family History Centres]] of the [[Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] (sometimes referred to as the Mormon Church). There are more than 4500 Family History Centres around the world with over 100 in the [[UK]], but the 13 Regional Centres are larger and have more resources on site. +[[Image:{{Tna}}]]The [[London_Family_History_Centre|London Family History Centre]] is a large Family History Center, similar to the [[FamilySearch Libraries]] of the [[Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] (sometimes referred to as the Mormon Church). There are more than 4500 Family History Centres around the world with over 100 in the [[UK]], but the 12 FamilySearch Libraries and the London Centre are larger and have more resources on site. === Centre Contacts and Hours === === Centre Contacts and Hours ===
−{{notice|The London Family History Centre is temporarily located in the Reading Room of [[The National Archives of the United Kingdom]]. Both online and microfilm resources have been relocated to Kew where they will remain until the early part of 2013. Alternatives for a permanent location are being evaluated. }} +{{notice|The London Family History Centre is temporarily located in the [https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/The_National_Archives_of_the_United_Kingdom Reading Room of The National Archives of the United Kingdom.] Both online and microfilm resources have been relocated to Kew where they will remain until further notice. Alternatives for a permanent location are being evaluated. }} −'''Location & Map:''' +'''Location & Map: '''http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/visit/where.htm '''Address:''' The National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU, United Kingdom '''Address:''' The National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU, United Kingdom Line 15:
*A reader's ticket is not required to use the Centre's resources *A reader's ticket is not required to use the Centre's resources *Cafeteria and lockers are available *Cafeteria and lockers are available −*An excellent list of local beds and breakfasts is available at http://www.kewaccommodation.com/
+*A free internet cafe is available to all Archives patrons +*There is an in-house bookshop with extensive selection of family and general history titles +*An excellent list of local bed and breakfasts is available at http://www.kewaccommodation.com/
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−Classes are temporarily suspended while the Centre is located at The National Archives.
 +Sep 24  English Burial and Cemetery Records at the London Family History Centre.  Sharon Hintze
 + +Oct 01  US Sources from ''FamilSearch.org''.  Paul Smart + +Oct 08  English Probate Records at the London Family History Centre.  Sharon Hintze + +Oct 15  Treasures from the Parish Chest at the London Family History Centre.  Paul Smart + +Oct 22  Ten Reasons to visit the London Family History Centre.  Sharon Hintze + +Oct 29  Jamaican Recources from ''FamilySearch.org''.  Sharon Tomlin  + +Nov 05  Was Your Ancestor a Mormon?  Sharon Hintze + +Nov 12  Genealogical Books Online.  Paul Smart + +Nov 19  Irish Land Records at the London Family History Center.  Sharon Hintze + +Nov 26  British Military Records Online.  Paul Smart ==== Staff Training Meetings ==== ==== Staff Training Meetings ====
−The London Family History Centre has an onsite collection of about 60,000 microfilms from the Salt Lake Family History Library collection and these are primarily records of the U.K., Ireland, and locations where the British were, e.g. The Caribbean. This collection is expanding regularly. Microfilms not in the onsight collection can be ordered from the Family History Library Catalog on http://www.familysearch.org for a relatively small charge. The Centre also has 25 computers for patron use with websites such as FamilySearch, the 1911 Census for England and Wales, FreeBMD, GENUKI, and subscriptions to Ancestry, The National Archives, FindMyPast, amongst others. Running on the internal server and available on each of its computers are databases which include but are not resticted to, the British Vital Records Index - 2nd Edition, the 1881 British Census, the 1881 Canadian Census, the 1880 U.S. Census, the Scottish Church Records database (10 million names indexed from parish registers before Civil Registration started in Scotland), the Mormon Immigration Index and the Pedigree Resource File. +The London Family History Centre has an onsite collection of about 60,000 microfilms from the Salt Lake Family History Library collection and these are primarily records of the U.K., Ireland, and locations where the British were, e.g. The Caribbean. This collection is expanding regularly. Microfilms not in the onsight collection can be ordered from the FamilySearch Catalog on http://www.familysearch.org for a relatively small charge. The Centre also has 25 computers for patron use with websites such as FamilySearch, the 1911 Census for England and Wales, FreeBMD, GENUKI, and subscriptions to Ancestry, The National Archives, FindMyPast, amongst others. Running on the internal server and available on each of its computers are databases which include but are not resticted to, the British Vital Records Index - 2nd Edition, the 1881 British Census, the 1881 Canadian Census, the 1880 U.S. Census, the Scottish Church Records database (10 million names indexed from parish registers before Civil Registration started in Scotland), the Mormon Immigration Index and the Pedigree Resource File. :*[http://www.londonfhc.org/content/catalogue '''London Family History Centre Catalogue''']: Discover what resources we offer. Browse or search. :*[http://www.londonfhc.org/content/catalogue '''London Family History Centre Catalogue''']: Discover what resources we offer. Browse or search. −:*[https://www.familysearch.org/#form=catalog '''Family History Library Catalog:'''] This center has the ability to order any of the films and fiche available through the Family History Library Catalog. +:*[https://www.familysearch.org/#form=catalog '''FamilySearch Catalog:'''] This center has the ability to order any of the films and fiche available through the FamilySearch Catalog. :*''(List additional collections you have such as the types of books and microfilm you have on indefinite loan; though you will not want to list every single item you have. Just give visitors to this page a general idea of your resources.)'' :*''(List additional collections you have such as the types of books and microfilm you have on indefinite loan; though you will not want to list every single item you have. Just give visitors to this page a general idea of your resources.)''
−:*[http://fhc.familysearch.org/ '''FHC Portal:'''] This center has access to the Family History Centre Portal page which gives free access in the center to premium family history software and websites that generally charge for subscriptions. +:*'''[[FHC Portal]]''' This center has access to the Family History Centre Portal page which gives free access in the center to premium family history software and websites that generally charge for subscriptions. ::*Ancestry (International Edition) ::*Ancestry (International Edition) ::*British Library Newspapers ::*British Library Newspapers Line 70:
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The London Family History Centre is temporarily located in the Reading Room of The National Archives of the United Kingdom. Both online and microfilm resources have been relocated to Kew where they will remain until further notice. Alternatives for a permanent location are being evaluated. Location & Map: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/visit/where.htm Address: The National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU, United Kingdom Kew Gardens on the District Line to Richmond is the closest Tube station Parking is available onsite A reader's ticket is not required to use the Centre's resources Cafeteria and lockers are available A free internet cafe is available to all Archives patrons There is an in-house bookshop with extensive selection of family and general history titles An excellent list of local bed and breakfasts is available at http://www.kewaccommodation.com/
The London Family History Centre has an onsite collection of about 60,000 microfilms from the Salt Lake Family History Library collection and these are primarily records of the U.K., Ireland, and locations where the British were, e.g. The Caribbean. This collection is expanding regularly. Microfilms not in the onsight collection can be ordered from the FamilySearch Catalog on http://www.familysearch.org for a relatively small charge. The Centre also has 25 computers for patron use with websites such as FamilySearch, the 1911 Census for England and Wales, FreeBMD, GENUKI, and subscriptions to Ancestry, The National Archives, FindMyPast, amongst others. Running on the internal server and available on each of its computers are databases which include but are not resticted to, the British Vital Records Index - 2nd Edition, the 1881 British Census, the 1881 Canadian Census, the 1880 U.S. Census, the Scottish Church Records database (10 million names indexed from parish registers before Civil Registration started in Scotland), the Mormon Immigration Index and the Pedigree Resource File. London Family History Centre Catalogue: Discover what resources we offer. Browse or search. FamilySearch Catalog: This center has the ability to order any of the films and fiche available through the FamilySearch Catalog. (List additional collections you have such as the types of books and microfilm you have on indefinite loan; though you will not want to list every single item you have. Just give visitors to this page a general idea of your resources.)
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Patent US5708711 - Method for selecting a preferred time interval in which to update a ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsFor each communication unit (105-108) in a wireless communication system (100), a traffic probability value is determined for each of a plurality of time intervals (400). Additionally, an update preference value is determined for each of the time intervals (402). The traffic probability values and the...http://www.google.com/patents/US5708711?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5708711 - Method for selecting a preferred time interval in which to update a communication unit parameterAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5708711 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/535,311Publication dateJan 13, 1998Filing dateSep 27, 1995Priority dateSep 27, 1995Fee statusLapsedPublication number08535311, 535311, US 5708711 A, US 5708711A, US-A-5708711, US5708711 A, US5708711AInventorsMatthew M. Rosauer, Paul A. ArnoneOriginal AssigneeMotorola, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (11), Classifications (7), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod for selecting a preferred time interval in which to update a communication unit parameterUS 5708711 AAbstract For each communication unit (105-108) in a wireless communication system (100), a traffic probability value is determined for each of a plurality of time intervals (400). Additionally, an update preference value is determined for each of the time intervals (402). The traffic probability values and the update preference values corresponding to each time interval are applied to a predetermined function to derive preference grades for each of the time intervals (403). A preferred time interval is selected corresponding to a time interval having the most favorable preference grade (404). In one embodiment of the present invention, the above-described method is incorporated into a key management controller for the update of an encryption key and/or an encryption map index. Updates of communication unit parameters performed during the preferred time intervals have a high likelihood of successful completion.
We claim: 1. In a wireless communication system, a method for selecting a preferred time interval in which to update a communication unit parameter for at least one communication unit, the method comprising steps of:determining, for the at least one communication unit, a traffic probability value for each time interval of a plurality of time intervals; determining an update preference value for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals; applying the update preference value and the traffic probability value for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals to a predetermined function to produce preference grades corresponding to the plurality of time intervals; and selecting the preferred time interval of the plurality of time intervals, wherein the preferred time interval corresponds to a most favorable preference grade of the preference grades. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the communication unit parameter further comprises at least one encryption key.
8. In a key management controller that includes a processor, wherein the key management controller operates within a wireless communication system and controls encryption keys for a plurality of communication units within the wireless communication system, a method for updating at least one encryption key for at least one communication unit of the plurality of communication units during a preferred time interval, the method comprising steps of:determining, for the at least one communication unit, a traffic probability value for each time interval of a plurality of time intervals based on previous activity of the at least one communication unit; determining an update preference value for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals; applying the update preference value and the traffic probability value for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals to a predetermined function to produce preference grades corresponding to the plurality of time intervals; selecting the preferred time interval of the plurality of time intervals, wherein the preferred time interval corresponds to a most favorable preference grade of the preference grades; and updating the at least one encryption key for the at least one communication unit, via the wireless communication system, during the preferred time interval. 9. The method of claim 8, further comprising the step of determining the traffic probability value for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals, wherein the plurality of time intervals comprises four contiguous six-hour intervals.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates generally to wireless communication systems and, in particular, to a method for selecting a preferred time interval in which to update a communication unit parameter.
DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT In general, the present invention provides a method, in a wireless communication system, for selecting a preferred time interval in which to perform an update of a communication unit parameter. For any given communication unit, a traffic probability value is determined for each of a plurality of time intervals. Additionally, an update preference value is determined for each of the time intervals. In one embodiment of the present invention, the time intervals comprise four contiguous six-hour time intervals, and the traffic probability values and the update preference values are inclusively within a range from 0 to 1.
______________________________________Truth{traf ti! is Low}=       1 - traf ti!Truth{pref ti! is Low}=       1 - pref ti!Truth{pref ti! is Very Low}=       (1-pref ti!)2Truth{traf ti! is High}=       traf ti!Truth{pref ti! is High}=       pref ti!Truth{pref ti! is Very High}=       (pref ti!)2Truth{best ti! is Low}=       (Truth{traf ti! is Low} * Truth{pref ti! is Low}) +   Truth{pref ti! is Very Low}Truth{best ti! is High}=       (Truth{traf ti! is High} * Truth{pref ti! is High}) +   Truth{pref ti! is Very High}Area{best ti! is Low}=       Truth{best ti! is Low} - ((Truth{best ti! is Low})2 /2)Area{best ti! is High}=       Truth{best ti! is High} - ((Truth{best ti! is High}2 }/2)Centroid{best ti! is Low}=       (2 - Truth{best ti! is Low})/4Centroid{best ti! is High}=       (2 + Truth{best ti! is High})/4Grade{best ti!}=       ((Centroid{best ti! is Low} * Area{best ti! is Low}) +   (Centroid{best ti! is High} * Area{best ti! is High}))/   (Area{best ti! is Low} + Area{best ti! is High})______________________________________
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Bibliographic details for Harlan County, Kentucky Genealogy
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Great Simpsons collection!!, 8 Nov. 2005
This review is from: The Simpsons: Raiders Of The Lost Fridge [DVD] (DVD)
If you collect the classic Simpsons DVDs then this one should definitely be around the top of your list! It has some great episodes on it and is only really ruined by how annoying Lisa is in Lisa the vegeterian.Look who's coming to criticise dinner?: This a great episode which sees Homer do the job he ws born to do. When he walks off on the school feild trip he helped out on he goes to a leaving party for the newspaper's food critic. They see how good he is and he gets the chance to fill out a job application. Ofcourse he mucks it up and therefore seeks Lisa's help. They do well but eventuallly it goes wrong, all in hilarious Simpson fashion! 10/10King-Size Homer: This story has another strange quest Homer goes on, tgis time he has to gain loads of weight so he can work at home. Once again his laziness gets the better of him and things go wrong at the plant, but this time he's at home and he has to get there in time to save everyone! The way he does it is funny and ironic. A memorable episode. 10/10Burns Ver Kaufen Der Kraftwork: This one may have been a bit old and too familiar to the people who buy this DVD. It's still an alright episode though. Mr Burns sells the plant to Germans to seek a more relaxing life. The new bosses are alot more strict and Homer is immediately fired. Things go wrong for Burns to and after getting booed out of Moes Tavern by Homer, Bart and other drunks he realizes that he needs power and buys the plant back, the Germans only sell it because it's falling apart! 8/10Lisa the Vegetarian: I'll be honest and say that this episode is typically ruined by Lisa and her morals. She decides to become a vegetarian and ruins a barbecue Homer throws. After getting shouted at she runs away and meets Paul and Lina McCartney with Apu and realizes that she shouldn't eat meat but she also shouldn't try and ruin it for everyone else. The only thing that saves it is Homer's funny moments. 6/10
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A century of celluloid dolls (Book, 1983) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10270225 Title: A century of celluloid dolls Author: Shirley Buchholz Publisher: Cumberland, Maryland : Hobby House Press, [1983] ©1983 ISBN/ISSN: 9780875882000 0875882005 OCLC:10270225
Cumberland, Maryland : Hobby House Press, [1983] ©1983
Buchholz has gathered material on all aspects of the celluloid doll and presented it here in an informative, and easy-to-read format.
Celluloid dolls -- Collectors and collecting -- Catalogs.
Celluloid dolls -- Collectors and collecting.
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Celluloid ladies of fashion --
All-celluloid dolls with bent legs --
All-celluloid dolls with straight legs --
Celluloid heads on other bodies --
Dolls in ethnic costume --
All-celluloid tinies and Kewpie types --
All-celluloid dolls with molded clothes and accessories --
Copy cats --
Transition dolls --
Heads only --
A chronology of celluloid --
Original trademarks.
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screen scraping - What programming language should I use if I want to scrape an RSS feed? - Stack Overflow
I wasn't sure if one was better to use than another, ie. Java, PHP, or Perl.
screen-scraping web-scraping share|improve this question asked Jan 5 '11 at 16:24
The best one is the one you are most comfortable working with.
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It doesn't really matter, as long as you are using the right tools to do the job.
You need to consider where you are deploying your application (web versus desktop), the time you want to spend learning a new technology/language, and availability of libraries for parsing RSS and/or XML and/or HTML. The three languages that you named are all good candidates, though.
RSS files are just formatted XML that you obtain over the internet. All you need in a language is that it can make a HTTP request and has ways to parse the XML.
The framework code can be in anything, but consider using XSL transforms (or XPath queries) to get the XML into a more palatable format. Espec. if you're looking for small subsets of the data, or individual values.
It's hardly "scraping" if the source data was meant to be machine-parsed in the first place. :)
If you are stronger with one particular technology and you have a dead line (or other factors) then go with that technology as they all have capabilities. If this is not the case then it falls to the requirements of the project you are undertaking and also if you want to/are able to learn a new technology.
PHP is the most naturally web based technology and you can use a library like this Simple HTML DOM Parser (it supports XML as well) to get quick results as well as delve deeper into the complexities of web scraping which PHP will support as well. Java has a nice project called Web Harvest which I have used in the past with good results (all though you to learn a non-standard xml syntax but it's similar to xslt) and once your system is set up your web scraping can be easily modified. Perl is the strongest when it comes to regex (Java and especially PHP can become a bit messy when working with regex I find) and regex is a nice skill to have so depending on what you want to do with your information this is a reasnoble option as well. share|improve this answer edited Jan 5 '11 at 16:53
If you are writing a server application that needs to run often and aggregate content across a large number of sites then performance should be a significant criteria for you. This would mean a language capable of processing a large volume of data quickly.
If you just need a program to run occasionally and pick out bits of data from many pages then you can consider a specialized language. The product TestPlan offers a very simply language that would let you grab RSS content quickly and expose it in a simple fashion.
I've used it in some significant scraping projects. While not blazingly fast the scripts are extremely easy to maintain.
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Patent US5632293 - Collapsible shelter with flexible, collapsible canopy - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsThe collapsible shelter includes a truss and canopy framework that permits a flexible, collapsible canopy to be moved between a raised position and a lowered position. The collapsible shelter includes at least three legs supporting flexible poles removably mounted to the tops of the legs and forming...http://www.google.com/patents/US5632293?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5632293 - Collapsible shelter with flexible, collapsible canopyAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5632293 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/604,801Publication dateMay 27, 1997Filing dateFeb 23, 1996Priority dateJul 25, 1994Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2194691A1, CA2194691C, CN1104546C, CN1154154A, DE69528380D1, DE69528380T2, EP0804667A1, EP0804667B1, US5511572, US5797412, US5921260, US6076312, US6240940, US6431193, US6748963, US6920889, US7252108, US7640943, US7891369, US20010025648, US20030019516, US20040237423, US20070028954, US20070251563, US20100139729, WO1996003561A1Publication number08604801, 604801, US 5632293 A, US 5632293A, US-A-5632293, US5632293 A, US5632293AInventorsMark C. CarterOriginal AssigneeMark C. CarterExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (24), Referenced by (105), Classifications (16), Legal Events (10) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCollapsible shelter with flexible, collapsible canopy
US 5632293 AAbstract
1. A collapsible shelter, comprising:at least three legs, each of said legs having an upper end and a lower end; at least two perimeter truss pairs of link members connected to each of said legs, each of said perimeter truss pairs of link members including first and second link members, said first and second link members each having inner ends having a surface defining an opening, a reinforcing plug disposed in said opening of said inner ends of said first and second link members, said inner ends of said first link members on a side of the collapsible shelter being pivotally connected through said reinforcing plugs, and said inner ends of said second link members on a side of the collapsible shelter being pivotally connected through said reinforcing plugs, said first link member having an outer end connected to the upper end of one said leg, and said second link member having an outer end slidably connected to said leg, and said first and second link members being pivotally connected together in a scissors configuration so as to be extendable from a first collapsed position to a second extended position; and a flexible, collapsible canopy mounted to said upper end of said legs, said flexible, collapsible canopy being movable between a normal raised position and a lowered position when said perimeter truss pairs of link members are in said second extended position, providing said collapsible shelter with a reduced profile when said canopy is in said lowered position. 2. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, wherein said collapsible shelter has four legs.
3. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, further including a leg slider member slidably mounted to each of said legs, and wherein each of said second link members is pivotally connected to one said leg slider member.
4. The collapsible shelter of claim 3, wherein each said leg slider member includes a pair of sockets extending at approximately right angles from each other, and wherein said second link members are hingedly connected in said sockets of said leg slider members.
5. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, wherein said flexible, collapsible canopy comprises at least two flexible pole members removably mounted to the upper ends of the legs of the shelter to extend across the shelter.
6. The collapsible shelter of claim 5, further comprising a plurality of clip members disposed on said truss pairs of link members for removably receiving said pole members for temporary stowage of said pole members in a folded configuration.
7. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, wherein said flexible, collapsible canopy comprises a plurality of flexible pole members removably mounted to the upper ends of the legs of the shelter to extend across the shelter.
8. The collapsible shelter of claim 7, wherein the flexible pole members comprise a plurality of segmented poles formed from a plurality of pole sections that are removably connectable together.
9. The collapsible shelter of claim 8, wherein said pole sections are made of a composite material.
10. The collapsible shelter of claim 8, wherein said pole sections are made of fiberglass.
11. The collapsible shelter of claim 8, wherein at least one of said pole sections includes a jacket disposed on an end of the pole section having an opening for receiving an end of an adjacent pole section, for joining said pole sections together.
12. The collapsible shelter of claim 8, wherein said pole members are hollow, and said pole members further include a cord connecting said pole sections together.
13. The collapsible shelter of claim 12, wherein said cord is elastic, for biasing said pole sections together.
14. The collapsible shelter of claim 7, further including hinge means mounted to said upper ends of said legs, said hinge means including indexing holes for receiving said pole members, and wherein said pole members are removably mounted in said indexing holes in said hinge means.
15. The collapsible shelter of claim 7, further including a central hub member having indexing holes for receiving said pole members, and wherein said pole members are removably connected together by said central hub member.
16. The collapsible shelter of claim 15, wherein said central hub member is permanently mounted to an inner end of one of said pole members.
17. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, wherein said canopy comprises a canopy cover secured to the upper ends of said legs.
18. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, wherein said second link members are longer than said first link members so as to cause said legs to be canted inwardly when said collapsible shelter is in an extended configuration.
19. The collapsible shelter of claim 1, further including a hinge member mounted to the upper end of each of said legs, said hinge member including a pair of sockets extending at approximately right angles from each other, and wherein said first link members are hingedly connected in said sockets of said hinge members to the upper ends of said legs.
20. A collapsible shelter comprising:at least three legs, each of said legs having an upper end and lower end; at least two perimeter truss pairs of link members connected to each of said legs, each of said perimeter truss pairs of link members including first and second link members, said first and second link members each having inner ends having a surface defining an opening, a reinforcing plug disposed in said opening of said inner ends of said first and second link members, said inner ends of said first link members on a side of the collapsible shelter being pivotally connected through said reinforcing plugs, and said inner ends of said second link members on a side of the collapsible shelter being pivotally connected through said reinforcing plugs, said first link member having an outer end connected to the upper end of one said leg, said second link member having an outer end slidably connected to said leg, and said first and second link members being pivotally connected together in a scissors configuration so as to be extendable from a first collapsed position to a second extended position; a flexible, collapsible canopy mounted to said upper end of said legs, said flexible, collapsible canopy being movable between a normal raised position and a lowered position when said perimeter truss pairs of link members are in said extended position, providing said collapsible shelter with a reduced profile when said canopy is in said lowered position; a leg slider member slidably mounted to each of said legs, wherein each of said second link members is pivotally connected to one of said leg slider members; and a plurality of flexible pole members removably mounted to the upper ends of said legs and extending therebetween to form a support for said flexible, collapsible canopy. 21. The collapsible shelter of claim 20, wherein the flexible pole members comprise a plurality of segmented poles formed from a plurality of pole sections that are removably connectable.
22. The collapsible shelter of claim 20, further including hinge means mounted to said upper ends of said legs, said hinge means including indexing holes for receiving said pole members, and wherein said pole members are removably mounted in said indexing holes in said hinge means.
23. The collapsible shelter of claim 20, further including a central hub member having indexing holes for receiving said pole members, and wherein said pole members are removably connected together by said central hub member.
24. The collapsible shelter of claim 23, wherein said central hub member is permanently mounted to an inner end of one of said pole members.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/279,476, filed Jul. 25, 1994 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,511,572.
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Boost Your Self Confidence and Unleash the Winner In YouAlthough most claim to understand the importance of setting goals to enhance ones lifestyle, almost 80 of the people do not possess concrete aims! Furthermore, out of the 20 who claim to have goals, 70 fail to achieve them! Are you one of 70 percent?--> The reasons usually quoted for failure are fear of success, improper understanding of the goal-setting process and lack of commitment towards personal aims. GET RID of all these reasons--> Broaden your horizon, decide on a real and achievable destination, plan your path comprehensively, manage your time properly and move towards the end--> Think positive and Be optimistic--> Improve your communication skills, gain confidence, learn to tackle difficult circumstances suavely and earn the respect you deserve-->Identify your core strengths, maximize your potential and work upon your weaknesses--> Imbibe the motivation to change your life for the better--> Face your fears and believe in yourself--> Do not allow others opinions to influence your motivation level and goals, do not let failure discourage you from pursuing your ambition--> Overcome phobias, learn effective management skills, set financial goals and become wealthy--> Learn to create a balance between work and life--> Get rid of your stress factors, increase your productivity and simplify lifeTake Control of Your Life with Life Coaching and Motivation For Happy Successful LifeA book that will change your life forever!
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