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Open City hadn't been open one day before it was jam-packed. This Woodley Park eatery is the third establishment from the owner of Tryst and the Diner and it follows the same formula as its sister establishments, combining upscale diner food with coffeehouse amenities and a full bar. Owner Constantine Stavropoulis envisioned Open City as a neighborhood "third place," where one can habitually retreat after home and the office for a sense of balance and comfort.
The menu features breakfast items, standard appetizers that include a cream-cheese-heavy spinach and roasted garlic dip and spicy wings, several thin crust pizzas, mussels (with a choice of three preparations), a few salads, chicken and upscale meatloaf. Burgers are piled high with crispy lettuce and onions; there are plenty of other sandwich options, too. The chicken cheesesteak, one of the recommended sandwiches, is dull and flavorless. As for the bar, I didn't see the drink menu until after I had ordered my wine, but the jalapeno margarita, cucumber mojito and a few other clever cocktails could be enough to lure patrons back.
Service at Open City also leaves much to be desired. While the service is casual and friendly, it's not uncommon for servers to disappear for 10 minutes at a time.
There are plenty of things to love about Open City. Management plans to offer WiFi; breakfast is available anytime; the hours are long (6 a.m. until last call); and the coffee is good. But at least for the time being, Open City won't be my "third place." That type of special hang-out should be comfortable, with ample cozy seating and a friendly atmosphere. Open City -- with its frazzled servers and the deafening din of multiple conversations -- can feel more like Woodley Park's second zoo. -- Erin Hartigan

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Ronnie Flores/ESPNHSLegendary Oak Hill Academy (Va.) coach Steve Smith spoke at a basketball clinic on Cape Cod this past weekend.On the appeal of returning to Massachusetts year after year (the Warriors play in the Hoophall Classic in Springfield every January): "The Hall of Fame is the main thing. We've got a pretty good team each year, usually half is turnover from last year and the others are transfers, but most of them have never been to the Hall of Fame. We get a really good game every year too, usually against one of the top teams in the country, so we take kids to the Hall of Fame to let them see that, then we face a high-level team, usually a matchup between two of the top 5-10 teams.
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Andy Lyons/Getty ImagesThe Morning After: OSU bucks the trend1929dEamonn BrennanThe Morning After is our semi-daily recap post. Try not to make it awkward.Ohio State 70, No. 6 Purdue 66: Evan Turner does bad things. You know this already.
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Writes Bubble WatchFollow on Twitter0 SharesEmailPrintCommentThe Morning After is our semi-daily recap post. Try not to make it awkward.Evan Turner scored 23 of his career-high 32 points in the second half Tuesday night. Andy Lyons/Getty ImagesOhio State 70, No. 6 Purdue 66: Evan Turner does bad things. You know this already. He did such things before the ugly back injury (which he suffered doing something awesome; players like Turner don't get injured in normal or unexciting ways, apparently), and he's done such things since returning from that injury. He's, um, really good. But the Buckeyes' accomplishment Tuesday night -- winning a road game over an efficient, brutal defensive team like Purdue -- is truly remarkable: Road wins like this simply don't happen all that often in basketball.How did Ohio State do it? It was almost flawless where it counts most: The Buckeyes shot well, they rebounded their misses, and they didn't allow Purdue to get to the line, surrendering free throws on a mere 12 percent of the Boilermakers' possessions. Purdue will be disappointed with that number; the Boilermakers must find a way to balance their perimeter strengths with more touches for JaJuan Johnson, who shot only five times Tuesday night. Make no mistake, though: This win belongs to the Buckeyes, who got a legendary performance from their star and did more than enough around the margins to complement him. If the Buckeyes go on to stir things up at the top of college hoops this season, they will have learned their formula on Jan. 12.No. 2 Kentucky 89, Florida 77: It's almost unfair. After all, John Calipari already has the best point guard and arguably best player (I'm adding in the "possibly" because did you see Turner last night?) in the nation in John Wall. It's easy to forget that Eric Bledsoe was almost as highly touted as Wall as a high schooler; Bledsoe was considered the third-best point guard in that class and among the top 20 or 30 players entering the 2009 class. But for all the John Wall love, Bledsoe is showing Kentucky fans they have no reason to worry about 2010 and beyond -- while not as versatile and athletic, Bledsoe is nearly as quick as Wall and has a much better shooting touch, which he displayed last night in his 25-point, 10-of-13 performance at Florida.In the meantime, the tandem of Patrick Patterson and DeMarcus Cousins (and even Daniel Orton) is proving impossible for teams to stop. The Wildcats scored 1.25 points per possession last night -- an insane rate for any team -- without shooting particularly well from beyond the arc. Kentucky was just that good (65.2 percent for the game) on their twos. If the Wildcats can score at this rate even when they don't shoot well from the perimeter (and when Wall bricks 3 after 3, which he's prone to do), then we were all wrong: The Cats aren't vulnerable. They're just scary.Colorado 78-No. 24 Baylor 71; No. 12 Kansas State 88, Texas A&M 65: Who else is trying -- and failing -- to figure out the middle portions of the Big 12? Eamonn confused: Baylor beats Oklahoma by 31 and goes to Colorado and loses to a frisky-but-let's-be-real-here-still-pretty-bad Buffs team. Meanwhile, Texas A&M looks like a tough matchup for a K-State team that lost its first Big 12 game to Missouri. Instead, the Aggies build themselves a tower of bricks (how tall? 38.2 percent FG% tall, is how tall) while K-State scores almost 1.2 points per possession. Road difficulties? Weird night? Who knows? The Pac-10 is this year's most wide-open conference -- which is a nice way of saying there are no good teams -- but the Big 12 might be the most fun to figure out in the next two months. NC State 88, No. 25 Florida State 81: Florida State will have some 'splaining to do. How do you lose to the hapless Wolfpack at home? Well, here's how: Freshman Scott Wood made 7-of-11 3-pointers and scored a career high (duh) 31 points on the way to a Wolfpack win. Add that to NC State's generally hot shooting and efficiency on offense -- it went to the line on 66 percent of its possessions and scored 1.2 points per trip -- and you have a recipe for a freaky loss at home to an inferior team. Not that this is the upset of the century, but still. Everywhere else: Maryland-Wake Forest played a classic that few around the country saw, trading baskets in overtime on the way to a two-point Wake win; Al-Farouq Aminu had 24 and 13 and a key defensive play in the victory. ... Northern Iowa tied a school record with its 14th straight win, but a two-point win over Bradley at home was probably not the win the UNI folks had in mind. ... TCU edged Wyoming out West. ... Illinois needed some last-second drama to top Penn State at home, but escaped with 54-53 the win all the same. ... Iowa got its sixth win, a five-point home win over Tennessee State.


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One of the best writing teachers in the English language on how to structure your novel and how to build strong story people who will enrich your fiction.
Discover a character's attitude and motivation
©1992 Dwight Swain; (P)2003 Writer's AudioShop
Tim Byers Indianapolis, IN USA 09-20-06
Tim Byers Indianapolis, IN USA 09-20-06 Listener Since 1999
Swain has the credentials to know what he's talking about here. These are recordings of a series of lectures at a writers conference, I presume. They suffer from age a bit, the fact that he seems to refer to slides we the listener can't see, and rather than discussing general concepts, sometimes forces definitions that don't always work. Nevertheless, he does know what he's talking about and will no doubt job your memory as a writer to strengthen your characters, tighten the action, and revise ruthlessly.
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Jane Chicago, IL, United States 02-05-13 Member Since 2015
Might be good for an author just starting out. Might be good for authors who feel stuck and could use a nudge. The best part is you can listen while driving your car. Dwight Swain published a lot of fiction as well as some how-to-write books. This audiobook is two lectures he gave around 1991 for writer workshops.
Many of his thoughts are simple and obvious. Example: every story has a beginning, a middle, and an end. But I could see the following. Someone is writing a book and is kind of stuck, so they listen to this tape. Then they think oh yeah, I could try this, or I should do that. Then they would go back to their writing. I see it as a jog for writers.
A few thoughts from the lecture:
Alfred Hitchcock quote: Drama is life with the dull parts left out.
The strength of your villain is the strength of your story. The bad guy is ruthless to get what he wants, even if it is just the corner office.
Every chapter needs a climax (disaster, crisis). Authors should stretch out the climax scenes. A disaster could be winning the lottery. Disasters don’t have to be bad.
The main character wants something. It could be relief from a boss, change in climate, revenge...
A story is a record of how somebody deals with danger.
I purchased and started reading Swain’s book “Techniques of the Selling Writer” published in 1965. I couldn’t get into it. It reads like an encyclopedia. But for some, that could be good.
I loved the following two books that I think would be useful to all fiction writers. “Stein on Writing” by Sol Stein and “On Writing” by Stephen King.
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I missed attending a Dwight Swain Workshop while he was living. This live workshop really brought home all of the points Dwight Swain makes in his book Technique of the Selling Writer. and I absolutely adored listening to his voice and advice. If you've read the Technique of the Selling Writer, then you will love this audio book, because it puts Dwight right into your ear and your heart. As they say on the children's reading show, "You don't have to take my word for it." Get for yourself, and I believe that it will be the best dollar you've spent on writing technique books.
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If this work seems dated,consider that Dwight Swain died in 1992 @ age 77.
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"crate craft advice for writers"
this is kind of a Charming short audiobook with some very specific technical advice for how to craft characters and have them function effectively in a story. It's actually a collection of several presentations done at different times so there's a bit of overlap but I would still advise you to listen to the entire thing.
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Far better than Stein On Writing. If you are tired of snarky, literary types teaching you how to write, then you'll love Swain.
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Love Mr Swain presentations on writing. Wish could find more seminars by him on audible.

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Patent US3938124 - Alarm system sensing device - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn alarm sensor device of two major portions. The first portion is a securely enclosed chamber containing one or more connector elements and the second portion is a specific length of cable having conductor paths for energy transmission and having at least one connector device attached to at least one...http://www.google.com/patents/US3938124?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US3938124 - Alarm system sensing deviceAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS3938124 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/472,615Publication dateFeb 10, 1976Filing dateMay 23, 1974Priority dateJul 6, 1971Publication number05472615, 472615, US 3938124 A, US 3938124A, US-A-3938124, US3938124 A, US3938124AInventorsBlaine A. Way, William R. ScholtzOriginal AssigneeSalient Electronics, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (23), Classifications (12) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAlarm system sensing device
US 3938124 AAbstract
An alarm sensor device of two major portions. The first portion is a securely enclosed chamber containing one or more connector elements and the second portion is a specific length of cable having conductor paths for energy transmission and having at least one connector device attached to at least one free end of the cable with the connector being compatible with the connector element installed within the enclosed chamber. Separate and additional means for interconnection of the conductors within the chamber to conductors of energy originating from alarm system equipment at a remote location is also provided. The specific length of cable securely emanates from and thereafter terminates by connector means within the enclosed chamber thereby forming a closed loop of fixed and unalterable circumference thereby providing a loop to protectively encircle an object. Any attempt to enlarge the fixed circumference of the closed loop of cable for the purpose of removing it from the object will cause an alteration of the pattern of energy flowing within the cables thereby causing a remote detection of attempted theft and allowing the activation of an alarm signal warning system.
1. An alarm system sensing device attachment for use with alarm systems instruments and detector systems which monitor the stability of energy forms transmitted between remote locations comprising:a housing having within a secure enclosed chamber, said chamber containing a number of connecting devices protectively recessed within and extending to and through the outer surface of the housing; a flexible cable component containing within one or more conductive energy paths, said cable originating from within the interior of the protective housing and thereafter passing to a physical location outside of said housing, thereafter extending without interruption for a certain distance outside of the housing and ultimately terminating within said same housing, the final termination being accomplished by means of suitable recessed connector component devices; the internal conductive energy transmission paths being completely concealed and protectively enclosed by the housing and the body of the connecting device components to provide the physical condition of self-protection and freedom from tampering and so as to establish a condition whereby the partial physical separation of the joined connector device components causes an interruption of the energy paths within prior to the time when a further physical connector component separation actually exposes to view those elements which comprise portions of said energy paths; the connection devices being capable of simultaneously providing both the junction of energy transmission paths, and mechanical interconnections of adequate strength to resist accidental separation of the associated mating connector components; said housing, said connecting devices, and said external cable component, providing a physical design wherein the housing itself and the external cable join together through the connecting devices so as to form in concernt a closed loop of invariable length of circumference thereby allowing the loop so established to encircle and thereby become securely attached to the narrow portion of an irregularly shaped object without the necessity of having any portion of the attachment device pass through openings or other apertures in the object itself; means on the housing for communication with alarm system detection instruments located remotely; the connector components, conduits, cables, and conductive paths being interconnected with the housing so that energy supplied to the device will establish pathways within the external cable portion and through portions of the interior area of the housing; means permitting the device to be made compatible with detection instruments of desired form of transmitted energy; and the several mechanical and energy conductive components of the device being interrelated so as to assure that the attempted enlargement of the established fixed circumference of the closed attachment loop will result in the interruption of alteration of the normal pattern of energy preestablished within said loop components thereby providing a means whereby the physical act of said loop enlargement may be remotely detected by instruments. 2. The invention in accordance with claim 1, wherein the means on the housing for communication with an alarm system detection instrument located remotely includes a separate suitable recessed connector device at a point on the surface of the housing separate from the described points of connection of the external cable component for the purpose of providing a secure method of allowing interconnection between the device and alarm system detection equipment requiring the use of physical interconnection of energy paths in the form of conductive transmission lines, the conductors, conduits, connectors and transmission lines permitting the device to be made compatible with detection instruments of desired form of transmitted energy.
3. The invention in accordance with claim 1, wherein the means on the housing for communication with an alarm system detection instrument located remotely includes a miniature energy radiating apparatus and a source of stored energy internally installed and interconnected within the housing to permit the use of the device with detection instruments which utilize energy transmission in the form of radiated energy.
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 159,697, filed July 6, 1971.
It is often desirable to provide an anti-theft alarm system for preventing unauthorized removal of an otherwise movable object from a specific physical location.
There are many varieties of burglar alarms, theft alarms, and protective alarm systems which serve to protect objects of private property by physically connecting to the object which requires protection, a sensor device which is in turn connected to a remote detecting apparatus by means of energy transmission. The general system methods rely on the remote detection of an interruption or alteration of an otherwise constant pattern of energy flow which may be electrical, light, magnetic, thermal or fluidic energy.
In general, when a physical connection is employed between an energy alarm system and an object requiring protection, it is usually required that the objects have natural apertures, openings or holes, or that the objects be modified by introducing into them either apertures, appendanges or mechanisms allowing for suitable mechanical interconnection with the alarm system. This presents a problem when dealing with many types of objects such as objects of art and tools which are physically shaped so as to provide no natural means of allowing suitable mechanical attachment to an alarm system. Frequently, the physical modification of these types are objectionable, and often impractical or destructive to the purpose of the object.
A number of systems are presently in use which utilize alarm cables to protect objects against theft. Certain designs of cable attachment devices utilize adjustable mechanical loops to terminate conductive cables. With this type of structure, the device is useful only on objects having apertures within their structures through which some portion of the cable may be passed. The devices which employ mechanical loop connection of the energy conductor cables share the common defect of failing to provide a means of limiting the circumference of the loop portion to a fixed size, and of failing to provide a means of detecting the unauthorized enlargement of the protective cable loop. This type of device is totally useless in protection of objects without apertures due to the fact that a thief can simply enlarge the mechanical loop attachment mechanism and remove the cable from the object it protects without detection.
It is readily apparent from the above discussion that it would be extremely advantageous to provide a structure which alleviates the above discussed deficiencies of available structures.
With the above background in mind, it is among the primary objectives of the present invention to provide a structure for attaching the energy transmitting conductors of a remote alarm system to irregularly shaped objects which have no natural apertures in order to provide anti-theft protection. Furthermore, the device permits attachment of an alarm system to an object which requires protection in a manner which requires no alteration or modification to the structure of the object itself. Additionally, the present device is of low cost in construction and easy to install so as to provide an economical product. Finally it should be kept in mind that the present structure provides improved resistance to tampering by a thief when the device is utilized in a location exposed to such tampering.
In summary, the alarm system sensing device presented herein is adapted for use with alarm systems which monitor energy forms transmitted from remote locations. The device includes a housing having an enclosed and secured chamber therein and portions of the device are located within and without the housing. A cable containing one or more energy paths within and which physically originates within and ultimately terminates within the chamber is provided. At least one connector component device is attached to at least one end of the cable to permit the cable to be connected to and disconnected from mating connector components within the chamber. Surfaces are within the chamber and on the cable allowing the cable to couple physically therein so as to form an uninterrupted mechanical path of fixed and invariable length which may be attached to an object by encircling it. Means are provided for allowing energy to flow through the energy transmission paths within the cable during times when both ends of the cable are properly connected within the chamber thereby forming an uninterrupted mechanical path. Means are present for interrupting or altering the pattern of the flow of energy through the energy transmission paths within the cable during times when it is desirable to interrupt the uninterrupted mechanical path. Finally, means are present for accomplishing association of the device with remotely located alarm detection instruments so as to assure that alteration of energy flow patterns within the device will be instantaneously detected remotely.
With the above objects, among others, in mind reference is had to the attached drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the device of the invention as it is used relative to a complete alarm system;
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary sectional view thereof taken along the plane of line 2--2 of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an alternate form of the device showing an additional connector component;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a further alternative form of the device showing additional numbers of connector components;
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of an alternative form of the device;
FIG. 6 is a sectional view of a further alternative form of the device;
FIG. 7 is a sectional view of still a further alternative form of the device;
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the device in engagement with an object being protected;
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the device in engagement with a different type of object being protected; and
FIG. 10 is a perspective view of another alternative form of the device.
In FIGS. 1 and 2 alarm sensor device 20 is shown in interconnection with alarm system equipment 10 in a remote location therefrom. The remainder of the alarm system separate from sensor device 20 is of a typical, conventional, well-known design. Device 20 includes rectangularly shaped housing 21 which has a hollow interior so as to form chamber 22. The internal chamber is completely enclosed by housing 21 with the exception of spaced openings 23, 24 and 25 through which extend the various connectors and cables utilized in the system. While in the depicted form, housing 21 is shown in a rectangular configuration, it can be readily visualized how the housing can be altered in exterior configuration as long as it serves to form a protective closure for inner chamber 22.
An energy transmission path cable 26 is connected at one end to alarm instrument package 10 and at the other end through opening 23 to the interior of housing 21. Alarm instrument package 10 is a system device which provides a source of energy that is regulated precisely and transmitted to external energy paths in a constant pattern. Equipment within instrument package 10 monitors and measures the energy it transmits to external system components and has the capability of initiating an alarm warning signal upon the occurrence of any unusual alteration of the energy flow pattern.
As shown in FIG. 3, if desired, an appropriate connector 27 can be provided on cable 26 to facilitate removable interconnection with alarm instrument package 10. Cable 26 contains two conduits 28 and 29 with one conduit being for energy flow into device 20 and the other conduit for return energy flow to the remainder of the alarm system. Cable 26 extends through opening 23 and is mounted therein by engagement between flanged locking collar 31 and the inner adjacent surface of housing 21. Conduits 28 and 29 divide as they extend through chamber 22 with cable 28 extending through opening 24. A flanged collar 32 is mounted in opening 24 so that conduit 28 passes therethrough. Conduit 28 continues a predetermined distance beyond housing 21 and terminates in a connector element 33. Cable 29 extends within chamber 22 until it is mounted in connector receiver portion 34. Connector receiver portion 34 is mounted to the inner surface of housing 21 in alignment with opening 25. In this manner portion 34 forms a receptacle for connector 33 extending from the free end of conduit 28. Consequently, when the portion of conduit 28 outside of housing 21 is passed around an object to be protected and connector 33 is extended through opening 25 into mating engagement with receiving connector element 34 a continuous energy path is provided through conduit 28, connector 33 and conduit 29. Any alteration of the energy flow through the loop formed in this manner by interfering with the interconnection therebetween causes the alarm system to be activated. The exposed portion of conduit 28 is of a nonextendable material so that the loop formed thereby is of a constant size.
FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment in the form of device 20a wherein additional optional connector components are employed. Device 20a relates closely to device 20 and similar components are identically numbered with the addition of the subscript a applied thereto. Due to the addition of connector component 35 which inserts into and mates with an appropriate receiving connector component recessed into chamber 22 through opening 24, both ends of the exposed portion of conduit 28a forming the attachment loop become capable of removable interconnection. Also included in device 20a is an additional connector component 36 associated with the main alarm system transmission cable 26a. An appropriate mating receiving connector component is included within housing 21 in alignment with opening 23 so as to receive component 36 for interconnection of cable 26a to housing 21a. The type of connector arrangement employed for receiving connector 36 is similar to connector 34 in the previously discussed embodiment. Similarly, connector portions 35 and 36 are similar to connector 33 discussed in respect to the previous embodiment.
A further embodiment of the device is depicted in FIG. 5 and is identified as sensing device 20b. Like components have similar reference numerals as in respect to the previously discussed embodiment with the addition of the subscript b. Device 20b provides a capability of utilizing the present system in association with alarm systems supplying energy in the form of fluidic or gaseous pressure. Energy in the form of pressure is transmitted from a remote alarm instrument through cable 26b and more specifically through a conduit 28b. Conduit 28b runs through cable 26b and enters housing 21b through the flanged journal cylinder 30b mounted in opening 23b. The conduit continues as portion 37 to emerge at opening 24b as an internal component of cable 38. Thereafter, it reenters chamber 22b by means of connector component 39 on the opposite end of cable 38. Connector component 39 passes through opening 25b and interconnects with recessed receptacle connector component 40 mounted on the inner surface of housing 21 in alignment with opening 25b. A continuance of the same conduit which was extended from cable 26b is shown in phantom as portion 41 within reception component part 40. The conduit terminating in portion 41 is sealed against pressure loss by means of receiving component part 40. In this manner, a constant pressure is maintained within the overall system. A loss of pressure within the overall system such as would occur upon the disconnection of connector component 39, or a severance of either exposed cable 38 or 26b would initiate a signal of alarm warning.
FIG. 6 illustrates a further embodiment identified as device 20c. Energy transmitted from a remote alarm system instrument flows both to and from device 20c by means of using two paths of energy flow. In this embodiment, energy flows from the alarm system equipment through conduit 42 in cable 43 into housing 21c through opening 44 and continues internally of housing 21c through opening 45 to form part of an external cable component 46 forming the loop for attachment to an object. Cable 46 including conduit 42 terminates in a connector component 47 which extends through opening 48 in housing 21 into a receiving component 49. Receiving component 49 is in alignment with opening 48 so as to facilitate interconnection with connector 47. Conduit 42 in this manner is interconnected with conduit 50 extending internally of housing 21c from receiving connector component 49 through opening 44 and interiorly of cable 43 to return to the alarm system equipment. Disconnection of connector component 47 or a severance of either cable 43 or 46 would initiate a signal of alarm warning.
A further embodiment is depicted in FIG. 7 as device 20d. In that structure, cable 51 encloses two separate energy transmission paths. Path 52 transmits energy to the device 20d and path 53 provides the means to return the energy to its remote source. Energy flows from conduit or path 52 within cable 51 through opening 54 in housing 55 and extends internally of housing 55 and out through opening 56 to form an internal component of cable 57 which forms the loop for attachment to an object to be protected. Conduit 52 then extends through connector 58 which is passed through opening 59 in the housing for interconnection with a receiving connector component 60 to complete the loop. Conduit 52 is thus interconnected with an internal component 61 which passes back into receiving connector 60 to become continuous with return energy path 53. The return energy path then extends back through cable 57 through opening 56 and thereafter through the interior of housing 55 to exit through opening 54 and into cable 51 for return to the energy source. Again, as previously discussed in regard to other embodiments, disconnection of connector component 58 or a severance of any part of exposed cables 51 or 57 would initiate a signal of alarm warning.
Operation of the various embodiments is quite similar and for purposes of illustration, description of the operating steps of use of the devices can be related in respect to the embodiments of FIGS. 1-3. A condition of normal energy flow within the overall system is established by the act of inserting the connector component 33 into the mating receiving connector component 34 located within chamber 22. Having once established a condition of normal energy flow within the overall system, an alarm signal will be initiated by any future interruption or alteration of the pattern of energy flow such as would occur upon subsequent separation of connector component 33 from the internal connector component 34 which are interconnected through opening 25 in housing 21, or as a result of the severance of any portion of cable 28 or 30.
An uninterrupted mechanical path is created which is equal in length to the combined total of the physical measurements of the distance along housing 21 between openings 25 and 24, the physical length of the cable loop 28 located externally of housing 21, and the physical length of the exposed portion of the connector component 33. By utilizing the uninterrupted, closed mechanical loop thus formed, the device provides the capability of attachment to the structure of an object which requires protection. Attachment of device 20 to an object is accomplished by encircling a portion of the object's structure within the previously described closed mechanical cable loop.
FIG. 8 depicts an object 62 which has a structural shape commonly called an hourglass figure. It can be seen that object 62 has end portions 63 and 64 which are larger than the centrally located midsection 65 of the object. Device 20 is directly attached to object 62 for protective purposes. Device 20 is designed for use with object 62 so that the absolute measurement of the circumference of the closed mechanical path as formed by cable 28, connector component 33 and a portion of housing 21 is of smaller size than the extremities of object 62. In this manner, device 20 can not be slipped off of object 62 which it serves to protect. Attachment of device 20 is achieved in the manner described above whereby exposed cable portion 28 is looped around midportion 65 of object 62 and connector 33 is interconnected with the receiving component within housing 21. Energy then flows through this system so that interruption or alteration of the energy path causes a resultant alarm signal.
Another type of object to which device 20 can be applied is depicted in FIG. 9. Device 20 is shown securely attached to a parking meter object 66. The effect of a secure attachment of device 20 to object 66 is possible due to the fact that the meter base 67 is generally firmly embedded in concrete 68. The upper portion 69 of the meter structure is larger in size than the circumference of the closed mechanical loop mechanism of device 20, thereby preventing device 20 from being slipped off meter 66. Normally, device 20 encircles and secures the specific object which it serves to protect. However, if the remote alarm system instrument which is attached to cable 26 can itself be securely enclosed and securely attached to, or housed within an object which requires protection, then protection against unauthorized movement of the object can be achieved by utilizing device 20 to accomplish secure attachment to a nearby immovable object, for example meter 66.
Several other modifications bear consideration. For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 7, internal component 61 is depicted as a conductor path which functions as a continuation of other energy paths described. It is possible to substitute in place of conduit 61, an energy field reflector component which would indirectly provide the required feed-back of energy to the system transmission paths.
Secondly, all of the described embodiments show the requirements of using an energy transmission path in the form of a cable which interconnects the sensing device with a remote alarm instrument by direct physical methods. The use of radio transmission techniques are well known and understood in the field of alarm system security apparatus. Therefore, it can be readily envisioned, as depicted in FIG. 10, how a miniature radio transmission device 70 would be installed within housing 71 as alternative embodiment 20e. In this manner, the need for direct system interconnection is eliminated, thus eliminating the cable attachment between the device and the remainder of the alarm system.
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This is a multiple week course:
Fri April 5th: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Form is emptiness; emptiness itself is form.
Thus, Shariputra, all dharmas are emptiness.
When the teaching of the Heart Sutra first occurred, its proclamation of emptiness was so powerful that several highly realized disciples died of heart attacks. Yet today we can read it without missing a beat. In this course we will study and contemplate the sutra line by line and bring these teachings alive so that we too could take them to heart.
This class will be held over 5 Friday evenings and conclude with a Sunday intensive with sitting and walking meditation, contemplative brown bag lunch, final talk and recitation of the Heart Sutra followed by a small reception as our group (mandala) dissolves. No pre-requisits, all are welcome.
The Heart Sutra is known as "the single most commonly recited and studied scripture in East Asian Buddhism." It was widely known in India, where it played a role in Vajrayana Buddhism and is studied by various Tibetan Buddhist schools.
Friday’s April 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, May 3rd; 6:00-8:00 pm
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No spinners but England get good taste of tweak | india | Hindustan Times
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No spinners but England get good taste of tweak
Updated: Nov 02, 2012 10:31 IST	Anand Sachar Hindustantimes.com
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Yuvraj Singh seems to have made another point about his fitness to make a Test comeback. A day after skipper MS Dhoni stressed on that aspect for the player to find a place in the side for the home series against England, he produced his maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket bowling left-arm spin.
England took the first innings lead in their first of three warm-up matches after Samit Patel (104) followed his skipper Alastair Cook by scoring the second century of the innings. India ‘A’ were 124 for four with Ajinkya Rahane helping himself to a half-century when the match was called off as a draw at the Brabourne stadium. Staying and going
But the visitors would surely have walked away with more gains than the home side, more importantly in terms of denying England batsmen any useful practice against spin. After refusing to pick a spinner in the India ‘A’ eleven to help India retain the advantage in the Test series, starting on November 15, they unwittingly seemed to concede the advantage.
Giving spin
In the end, India ‘A’, led by Suresh Raina, ended up bowling 48.5 overs of spin out of the 119.5 overs the England innings lasted.
While Yuvraj’s effort would have pleased the player no end, he ended up bowling the most number of overs and Raina also bowled many overs of off-spin, defeating the whole idea of denying England batsmen any practice against slow bowlers.
Coach Lalchand Rajput was forced to admit that it was unrealistic to expect a team not to use its slow bowlers. “We had to maintain the overrate plus things were working with the spinners,” the former India opener said, sounding very practical.And the amused English camp was more than happy to get an unexpectedly good amount of spin practice. “Yuvraj and Raina are still spinners, we have to respect them and they did a good job. It’s good practice at the end of the day,” said Samit Patel (104), who was glad to score a hundred and push his chance of playing in the first Test as an all-rounder, along side off-spinner Graeme Swann.
Batting positives
The positives for the home side came in batting. Manoj Tiwary, opener Abhinav Mukund and Yuvraj Singh in the first innings and Rahane in the second innings got useful knocks. But bowling, barring the effort of Yuvraj, was a letdown with only pacer Ashok Dinda producing a decent effort.
The Bengal bowler showed the same intensity he displayed on Wednesday. He managed to coax Cook into a drive, which resulted in an edge to the 'keeper. Patel was one of the victims of Yuvraj, who once again prove he was more than a useful bowler in home conditions.
Rahane looked the most composed with the bat in the 40 overs India ‘A’ batsmen faced in their second innings. The Mumbai batsman’s feet were moving well as he scored his 20th first-class fifty. A drive to the cover boundary off Swann, despite not reaching the pitch of the ball, underlined his hand-eye coordination. India ‘A’ pacers Irfan Pathan, Vinay Kumar and Parvinder Awana looked listless once the new ball lost its sheen, although Raina had defended them on Wednesday. “Some of the bowlers (Pathan) were coming from South Africa, so it took time to adjust. Dinda played the Duleep Trophy, and he bowled well.” Wriddhiman Saha, India’s number two ’keeper, had an equally poor outing, dropping three catches.

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text: Patent US4242590 - Liquid level detector with hysteresis means - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn indicating device is disclosed for showing the level of a fluid in a container. A transparent rod having a sensing end is immersed in the fluid when the container is filled above a predetermined level. The sensing end is shaped to cause a substantially total reflection of a beam of light projected...http://www.google.com/patents/US4242590?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4242590 - Liquid level detector with hysteresis meansAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS4242590 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/851,938Publication dateDec 30, 1980Filing dateNov 16, 1977Priority dateApr 18, 1977Also published asCA1137588A, CA1137588A1, DE2717089A1, DE2717089B2, DE2717089C3Publication number05851938, 851938, US 4242590 A, US 4242590A, US-A-4242590, US4242590 A, US4242590AInventorsWolfgang von TluckOriginal AssigneeSiemens AktiengesellschaftExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Referenced by (28), Classifications (5), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetLiquid level detector with hysteresis means


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See comment in PubMed Commons belowJ R Soc Med. 2014 May;107(1 suppl):77-84. Epub 2014 Jun 9.Expenditures on health research in sub-Saharan African countries: results of a questionnaire-based survey.Kebede D1, Zielinski C2, Mbondji PE2, Sanou I2, Kouvividila W2, Lusamba-Dikassa PS2.Author information1World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa, PO Box 6, Brazzaville, Congo kebeded@who.int.2World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa, PO Box 6, Brazzaville, Congo.AbstractOBJECTIVE: To estimate the sources of funds for health research (revenue) and the uses of these funds (expenditure).DESIGN: A structured questionnaire was used to solicit financial information from health research institutions.SETTING: Forty-two sub-Saharan African countries.PARTICIPANTS: Key informants in 847 health research institutions in the 42 sub-Saharan African countries.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Expenditure on health research by institutions, funders and subject areas.RESULTS: An estimated total of US$ 302 million was spent on health research by institutions that responded to the survey in the World Health Organization (WHO) African Region for the biennium 2005-2006. The most notable funders for health research activities were external funding, ministries of health, other government ministries, own funds and non-profit institutions. Most types of health research performers spent significant portions of their resources on in-house research, with medical schools spending 82% and government agencies 62%. Hospitals spent 38% of their resources on management, and other institutions (universities, firms, etc.) spent 87% of their resources on capital investment. Research on human immunodeficiency virus/tuberculosis and malaria accounted for 30% of funds, followed by research on other communicable diseases and maternal, perinatal and nutritional conditions (23%).CONCLUSIONS: Research on major health problems of the Region, such as communicable diseases, accounts for most of the research expenditures. However, the total expenditure is very low compared with other WHO regions.© The Royal Society of Medicine.KEYWORDS: health research expenditure; health research finance; health research in Africa; health research institutionsPMID: 24914130 PMCID: PMC4109355 DOI: 10.1177/0141076814530601 Free PMC ArticleShareGrant supportGrant support001/World Health Organization/InternationalLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesAtypon - PDFEurope PubMed CentralPubMed CentralPubMed Central CanadaPubMed Commons home

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a community for 7 yearsmessage the moderatorsMODERATORSS2S2S2S2S2doug3465lukemcrDrJulianBashirrelic2279GuitarFreak027roger_roger_botmocotazoPabstyLoudmouth...and 23 more »381438153816Pro armwrestler vs Pro bodybuilder (youtube.com)submitted 1 year ago by Ferdowsi1684 commentssharecancelsorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onloading...sorted by: besttopnewhotcontroversialoldrandomq&ayou are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the comments →[–][deleted] 196 points197 points198 points 1 year ago (3 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onAt the pro guy's "game" no less!
permalinkembedsaveparent[–]elchipocabre 128 points129 points130 points 1 year ago (2 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onWell yeah, that's the point. Onescu's a world champion arm wrestler, and an amateur bodybuilder makes him appear tiny, in comparison.
It's a display of the fact that bulk and tone can be deceiving. Racoveanu has an impressively sculpted body that he's worked incredibly hard for, but bodybuilding doesn't make you Mr. Incredible.
permalinkembedsaveparentgive gold[–]AziMeeshka 60 points61 points62 points 1 year ago (1 child)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onWhile that is true, the body builder clearly has more muscle mass. Arm wrestling is more about technique than strength. If you are relying only on your strength to arm wrestle you can still win but not against someone who has a much better technique than you do.
permalinkembedsaveparentgive gold[–]pornogeros 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onAs an amateur bodybuilder who once lost at arm wrestling to a mere kid with one third of my muscle mass I can confirm.
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