text:
Patent US3979585 - Adaptive imaging telescope with camera-computer transform image quality ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Advanced Patent Search | Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn adaptive imaging telescope having a linear sensor for detecting a received optical image. The system includes a choice of two electro-optic phase shifters positioned substantially at the aperture of the telescope responsive to the received optical image. A non-coherent image quality sensor is provided...http://www.google.com/patents/US3979585?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US3979585 - Adaptive imaging telescope with camera-computer transform image quality sensing and electro-optic phase shiftingPublication numberUS3979585 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/482,175Publication dateSep 7, 1976Filing dateJun 24, 1974Priority dateJun 24, 1974Publication number05482175, 482175, US 3979585 A, US 3979585A, US-A-3979585, US3979585 A, US3979585AInventorsThomas R. O'MearaOriginal AssigneeHughes Aircraft CompanyPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (6), Classifications (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAdaptive imaging telescope with camera-computer transform image quality sensing and electro-optic phase shiftingUS 3979585 AAbstract An adaptive imaging telescope having a linear sensor for detecting a received optical image. The system includes a choice of two electro-optic phase shifters positioned substantially at the aperture of the telescope responsive to the received optical image. A non-coherent image quality sensor is provided consisting of a video camera and digital computation networks. This system also includes circuits responsive to outputs from the sensor feeding the phase shifter in a closed-loop arrangement.
What is claimed is: 1. In an adaptive imaging telescope for detecting an optical image received by the telescope, comprising in combination:an electro-optic phase shifter, including a planar crystal having two major surfaces and a plurality of electrodes attached to the major surfaces, which phase shifter is positioned substantially at the optical image plane of the telescope aperture, responsive to the optical image; first means optically coupled to the phase shifter, comprising a video camera responsive to light from the optical image, an analog to digital converter electrically connected to the output of the video camera, a transform processor connected to the output of the converter, and digital computation means electrically connected to the output of the processor; and second means, electrically coupling the first means and phase shifter, for providing phase modulation of the optical image. 2. The invention as stated in claim 1, wherein said plurality of electrodes being a first plurality of electrodes attached to a first of the major surfaces and a second plurality of electrodes, attached to a second of the major surfaces opposite to the first major surface, for providing phase delay of the received optical image in discrete steps.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED COPENDING APPLICATIONS Applications, Ser. Nos. 482,186; 482,185; 482,187; and 482,188 were all filed June 24, 1974, concurrent with this application.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention is in the field of adaptive imaging telescopes, and in particular such telescopes that compensate for atmospheric turbulence of viewed images.
A further object is to provide a real-time operative system. That is, image corrections in the instant system must be accomplished within 10.sup.-.sup.2 seconds, since the atmosphere may substantially change in a period not much greater than this time period.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a response curve of the optical intensity distortion in the image plane showing an atmospherically distorted image and a compensated image in accordance with this invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION Referring to FIG. 1 the object to be imaged is assumed to be an isolated glint or highlight in a reflectivity distribution, wherein the optical intensity as a function of distance X, in the focal plane of such distribution is shown at 10, resulting from an atmospherically distorted image. On the other hand, optical distortion is compensated for by the instant system so as to provide an optical intensity response in the focal plane of such distribution along the X ordinate (and similarly along the Y ordinate, not shown), as represented by curve 11.
Referring to FIGS. 2a and 2b the object being imaged is assumed for purposes of illustration to be an extended source with a sinusoidal modulation of intensity across the source as at 12, as a function of distance X. Without distortion from atmospheric turbulence or the like, the spatial sinusoidal frequency distribution is retained in the image, whereas with distribution the spatial modulation is effectively reduced to nearly zero, as illustrated by curve 13. The operation of the phase or path length correction system in the present invention is directed so as to substantially restore the image to the undistorted curve 12. Whereas in FIG. 2a the optical intensity is shown as a function of one spatial ordinate X (spatial representation of ordinate Y being the same as X but not shown herein for simplicity), in FIG. 2b the optical intensity is in terms of a cosine transform as a function of spatial frequency Ω.sub.x (Ω.sub.y spatial frequency is not shown for simplicity but is similar to Ω.sub.x).
Referring to FIGS. 2b and 6b in particular, domain extent D.sub.1 and D.sub.2 are respectively the inner and outer domains. In FIG. 2b it can be seen that the amplitudes of a sinusoidal modulation function are converted by the Fourier transform or the Hadarmard transform to a pair of pronounced peaks at + Ω, and - Ω,. For example these peaks at 12 inches are substantially larger in amplitude than the transformed curve with atmospheric distortion as at 13 inches.
Accordingly, FIG. 3 shows the structure comprising a crystal of the KDP type made of KH.sub.2 PO.sub.4 at 20 with electrically conductive transparent electrodes 18 and 19 at the major surfaces of the crystal. Such electrodes are optically transparent, and the index of refraction of the crystal may be varied in known manner by applying different voltages of either AC or DC type to wires 21, 22, 23 and 24 and ground return, to result in phase delay as a function of discrete step variation as shown in curve 25.
F(n,m) = A.sub.n,m e.sup.i.sup.φ.sbsp.n .sbsp.m        (1)
where A.sub.n,m is the modulus, and e.sup.i.sup.φ.sbsp.n .sbsp.m is the complex argument.
The manner in which the image quality maximization or element perturbation subsystem 100 functions need not be discussed with particularity since such subsystem is discussed in detail in U.S Pat. No. 3,731,103. Briefly, subsystem 100 comprises four different electronic circuits, each circuit being fed by a different frequency, ω.sub.1, ω2, ω.sub.3 and ω.sub.4 respectively. Each said circuit is responsive to the appropriate frequency wherein said appropriate frequency output feeds an operational amplifier 104 and a synchronous detector 105. Output of detector 105 feeds a low pass filter 106. Generally the low pass band is chosen to give a closed loop response ranging between 100 and 1000 Hz. The output of filter 106 also feeds operational amplifier and summer 104. Each of the electronic circuits of subsystem 100 have outputs 21, 22, 23 and 24 from the four operational amplifiers which are provided as inputs to the elements of matrix 67, wherein either the discrete step phase shifter of FIG. 3 or the smooth phase shifter of FIG. 4 is actuated by signal outputs from perturbation circuit 100 at wires 21-24. Hence, outputs as at 21-24 will actuate either crystals 20 or 30 to phase modulate the optical signal (passing from telescope output through telescope aperture 65) in order to provide the corrective action and improved image quality.
Patent CitationsCited PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS3594660 *Aug 29, 1968Jul 20, 1971Spectra PhysicsMode-locked lasersUS3705758 *Dec 30, 1969Dec 12, 1972Honeywell IncApparatus for controlling a beam of coherent electro-magnetic wavesUS3711786 *Dec 1, 1970Jan 16, 1973Telecommunications SaDetermination of the frequency of laser radiationUS3713042 *May 27, 1971Jan 23, 1973Bell Telephone Labor IncStabilized mode-locked laser arrangementUS3731103 *Feb 24, 1971May 1, 1973Hughes Aircraft CoAdaptive arraysUS3788749 *Mar 13, 1972Jan 29, 1974George NImage quality rating systemUS3790901 *Mar 22, 1972Feb 5, 1974Philco Ford CorpElectro-optically induced weak coupling of adjacent carbon dioxide laser modesUS3846628 *Dec 6, 1973Nov 5, 1974Honeywell IncSensitivity balancing apparatus for photo responsive detecting circuits* Cited by examinerReferenced byCiting PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS4271355 *Aug 30, 1979Jun 2, 1981United Technologies CorporationMethod for mitigating 2πN ambiguity in an adaptive optics control systemUS4309602 *Nov 1, 1979Jan 5, 1982Eikonix CorportationWavefront sensing by phase retrievalUS4725138 *May 22, 1985Feb 16, 1988Adaptive Optics Associates IncorporatedOptical wavefront sensing systemUS4737621 *Dec 6, 1985Apr 12, 1988Adaptive Optics Assoc., Inc.Integrated adaptive optical wavefront sensing and compensating systemUS7542090 *Mar 22, 2004Jun 2, 2009Aerodyne Research, Inc.System and method for high-resolution with a small-format focal-plane array using spatial modulationUS8170731May 5, 2008May 1, 2012Honeywell International Inc.System and method for detecting reflection with a mobile sensor platform* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification250/201.9International ClassificationG02B26/06, G01J9/00Cooperative ClassificationG02B26/06, G01J9/00European ClassificationG02B26/06, G01J9/00RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services©2012 Google


text:
1960's Diecast Metal Lumar Road Grader by MARX | eBay
VINTAGE MARX 1930s TIN BATTERY OPERATED BRIGHTELITE FILLING STATION.
Vintage Marx Press Steel Power Grader Tractor
Vintage MARX 1960's Power Road Grader Highway Dept. Lumar Pressed Steel Toy
Vintage Marx Toy Digger
Details about 1960's Diecast Metal Lumar Road Grader by MARX
1960's Diecast Metal Lumar Road Grader by MARX
“Paint coming off and rust spots. All wheels and joints work. 1 hub cap missing.”
Vintage Marx Tin Litho Caboose 694 Joy Line Circa 1934-1936
293138744161
Last updated on Jul 11, 2019 13:15:55 PDT View all revisions
Diecast and Toy Road Grader,
Nylint Diecast Road Graders,
Hubley Diecast Road Graders,

type: global

value: eBay Inc. ( EE-bay) is an American multinational e-commerce corporation based in San Jose, California, that facilitates consumer-to-consumer and business-to-consumer sales through its website.


text:
VILLA ALPS: A different apple pie
A different apple pie
One day I noticed I have manna in my kitchen cupboard and then I remembered an apple pie my Lithuanian friend used to bake then and then. Now she lives in Oslo and we do not meet so often. So I have bought some apples and baked it thinking of her.
What's so different about this apple pie? Yeh, it's manna. And dry paste. No eggs, no milk, no yeast.
You'll need only flour, sugar and manna to make the dry paste. Got intressted?
Manna apple pie
200 ml flour (fullcorn flour suits as well)
200 ml manna
100 ml sugar (both regular sugar and brown sugar suits well)
5-6 juicy apples
almons flakes or pouder
Blend together flour, manna and sugar. That is the dry paste.
Peel the apples, cut them in small slices, sift with cinnamon and sugar. You also can add vanilla sugar, almond flakes/powder to taste and spice up with orange peel.
Grease a glass baking form and spread 1/3 of the dry paste. Sprinkle 1/3 of melted butter on the dry paste. Top with 1/3 of the apple slices. Repeat the layering (the dry paste, butter, apple slices) two times more.
Cover the baking form with foil and bake in the middle of the oven at 200º C for 60 min.
Posted by Asta at 16:34
Anonymous February 5, 2009 at 1:55:00 AM GMT+2
AEG February 5, 2009 at 10:26:00 AM GMT+2
Nice to hear somebody liked it! As I just got email from TasteSpotting that they are not going to publish this one :(
Anonymous February 5, 2009 at 8:25:00 PM GMT+2
Vegetarian one! Might even be vegan, if it is possible to change butter into smth else...
Jolita February 5, 2009 at 9:22:00 PM GMT+2
Yes, you can change butter to oil :).

value: Blogger is an American online content management system (CMS) which enables multi-user blogs with time-stamped entries. Pyra Labs developed it before being acquired by Google in 2003.


text:
An active voice journey using singing • vocalising • toning • chanting rhythm • movement • creative vocal expression & improvisation.
An energetic vocal process to connect you with yourself and the group. Express, release & relax into a delicious state of deep meditation :)
A safe, friendly group which explores the voice as a tool for self-expression, relaxation, meditation and well-being. Sound, music, rhythm, singing and voicework are naturally healing, activating the breath and enabling the expression & release of feelings, stress & mental clutter. Build your confidence; balance your energy, find inspiration and spiritual connection and return to a clear, balanced state. It works on all levels: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual & creative, so you’ll leave feeling relaxed and uplifted, with your energy transformed.
A VOCAL WORKOUT FOR MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT !
• Doors open 1115. • Please arrive between 1115 - 1130 so that we can all begin together, on time. It can disturb the group process when people arrive late and also the warm-ups form a crucial part of the vocal journey. Thankyou for your awareness.
• £6 in advance by Paypal (advance booking closes at 12pm on Friday).
• £8 on the door (please book by e-mail or text).
Please read the refund policy. Limited places available.
Look forward to singing and sounding with you :)
Eleanor Sorry not able to make this after all! 0 · March 14, 2014 Kea Do you arrange social get togethers ie without the singing, but just to meet and chat? 0 · March 11, 2014 Sarah I'll be away but this sounds really interesting. Definitely interested in joining the next one. 0 · March 9, 2014 3 went
Additional notes: If you cancel 48 hrs+ in advance, I will refund in full. If you cancel the day before, I can transfer booking to another meetup. If you cancel on the day, or if you don't cancel + don't show up - sorry, no refund and no transfer.
363 Brighton Improvisers
1,754 Discoverers
560 Ecstatic Dancers
562 Artistas
772 Shamanic Practitioners

value: Meetup is a service used to organize online groups that host in-person and virtual events for people with similar interests. It was founded in 2002 by Chairman Scott Heiferman and four co-founders.


text:
Patent US4811410 - Linescan inspection system for circuit boards - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsInspection of a surface (14) on a circuit board (10) to detect for defects, such as misinserted leads (18--18) or missing or mis-sized components (20'--20'), is accomplished by directing beams of light (34--34) towards the surface along a first angular direction. The intensity of the light reflected...http://www.google.com/patents/US4811410?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4811410 - Linescan inspection system for circuit boardsAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS4811410 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/111,954Publication dateMar 7, 1989Filing dateOct 23, 1987Priority dateDec 8, 1986Fee statusPaidPublication number07111954, 111954, US 4811410 A, US 4811410A, US-A-4811410, US4811410 A, US4811410AInventorsIsrael Amir, William C. Balchunas, Frank P. HigginsOriginal AssigneeAmerican Telephone And Telegraph CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (48), Classifications (12), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetLinescan inspection system for circuit boards
Patent CitationsCited PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS3962681 *Jun 19, 1972Jun 8, 1976Recognition Equipment IncorporatedPage width optical character processing method and systemUS4240750 *Oct 2, 1978Dec 23, 1980Hurd William AAutomatic circuit board testerUS4379308 *Dec 28, 1981Apr 5, 1983Cooper Industries, Inc.Apparatus for determining the parameters of figures on a surfaceUS4473842 *Jun 30, 1982Sep 25, 1984Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki KaishaApparatus and method for examining printed circuit board provided with electronic partsUS4545070 *Apr 11, 1983Oct 1, 1985Fuji Electric Company, Ltd.Pattern discriminatorUS4569079 *Mar 3, 1983Feb 4, 1986Hajime Industries, Ltd.Image data masking apparatusUS4570181 *Feb 14, 1983Feb 11, 1986Fuji Electric Company, Ltd.Characteristic extracting apparatusUS4578810 *Aug 8, 1983Mar 25, 1986Itek CorporationSystem for printed circuit board defect detection* Cited by examinerReferenced byCiting PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS4866782 *Sep 29, 1988Sep 12, 1989Tokyo Electron LimitedPattern recognition methodUS4965665 *Oct 25, 1989Oct 23, 1990At&T Bell Laboratories3D imaging of a substrate using perpendicular scanning directionsUS4972493 *Jan 4, 1988Nov 20, 1990Motorola, Inc.Method for inspection of surfacesUS4983827 *Oct 25, 1989Jan 8, 1991Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.Linescan apparatus for detecting salient pattern of a productUS5048965 *May 2, 1990Sep 17, 1991At&T Bell LaboratoriesThree-dimensional imaging technique with occlusion avoidanceUS5097516 *Feb 28, 1991Mar 17, 1992At&T Bell LaboratoriesTechnique for illuminating a surface with a gradient intensity line of light to achieve enhanced two-dimensional imagingUS5099522 *Apr 18, 1990Mar 24, 1992Rohm Co., Ltd.Method and apparatus for performing head-tail discrimination of electronic chip componentsUS5101442 *Nov 24, 1989Mar 31, 1992At&T Bell LaboratoriesThree-dimensional imaging technique using sharp gradient of illuminationUS5113565 *Jul 6, 1990May 19, 1992International Business Machines Corp.Apparatus and method for inspection and alignment of semiconductor chips and conductive lead framesUS5127061 *Dec 3, 1990Jun 30, 1992At&T Bell LaboratoriesReal-time three-dimensional imaging techniqueUS5132791 *Sep 25, 1990Jul 21, 1992Ball CorporationOptical sheet inspection systemUS5134664 *Oct 22, 1991Jul 28, 1992Gec Plessey Telecommunications LimitedCustomized alignment for PCB assemblyUS5185638 *Apr 26, 1991Feb 9, 1993International Business Machines CorporationComputer controlled, multiple angle illumination systemUS5245409 *Nov 27, 1991Sep 14, 1993Arvin Industries, Inc.Tube seam weld inspection deviceUS5247344 *Mar 28, 1991Sep 21, 1993Hughes Aircraft CompanyOptical inspection system for solder joints and inspection methodUS5274713 *Sep 23, 1991Dec 28, 1993Industrial Technology Research InstituteReal-time apparatus for detecting surface defects on objectsUS5299268 *Nov 27, 1991Mar 29, 1994At&T Bell LaboratoriesMethod for detecting the locations of light-reflective metallization on a substrateUS5301012 *Oct 30, 1992Apr 5, 1994International Business Machines CorporationOptical technique for rapid inspection of via underetch and contaminationUS5325443 *Jul 6, 1990Jun 28, 1994Westinghouse Electric CorporationVision system for inspecting a part having a substantially flat reflective surfaceUS5513099 *Feb 8, 1993Apr 30, 1996Probot IncorporatedCircuit board repair and rework apparatusUS5515452 *Dec 31, 1992May 7, 1996Electroglas, Inc.Optical character recognition illumination method and systemUS5617209 *Apr 27, 1995Apr 1, 1997View Engineering, Inc.Method and system for triangulation-based, 3-D imaging utilizing an angled scaning beam of radiant energyUS5815275 *Mar 27, 1997Sep 29, 1998General Scanning, Inc.Method and system for triangulation-based, 3-D imaging utilizing an angled scanning beam of radiant energyUS5920735 *Jan 16, 1997Jul 6, 1999Gelphman; Janet L.Method and apparatus to observe the geometry of relative motionUS6039254 *Mar 14, 1994Mar 21, 2000Siemens AktiengesellschaftMethod for imaging bar codesUS6049384 *Mar 18, 1997Apr 11, 2000Cyberoptics CorporationMethod and apparatus for three dimensional imaging using multi-phased structured lightUS6115491 *Sep 24, 1998Sep 5, 2000Cyberoptics CorporationApparatus and method for estimating background tilt and offsetUS6236454 *Dec 15, 1997May 22, 2001Applied Materials, Inc.Multiple beam scanner for an inspection systemUS6385335Sep 1, 2000May 7, 2002Cyberoptics Corp.Apparatus and method for estimating background tilt and offsetUS6535291Jun 7, 2000Mar 18, 2003Cyberoptics CorporationCalibration methods for placement machines incorporating on-head linescan sensingUS6538244Mar 13, 2000Mar 25, 2003Cyberoptics CorporationPick and place machine with improved vision system including a linescan sensorUS6608320Nov 4, 1999Aug 19, 2003Cyberoptics CorporationElectronics assembly apparatus with height sensing sensorUS6610991Nov 4, 1999Aug 26, 2003Cyberoptics CorporationElectronics assembly apparatus with stereo vision linescan sensorUS6671042Apr 18, 2000Dec 30, 2003Applied Materials, Inc.Multiple beam scanner for an inspection systemUS6724473 *Mar 27, 2002Apr 20, 2004Kla-Tencor Technologies CorporationMethod and system using exposure control to inspect a surfaceUS6744499Jan 7, 2003Jun 1, 2004Cyberoptics CorporationCalibration methods for placement machines incorporating on-head linescan sensingUS6760471 *Jun 23, 2000Jul 6, 2004Teradyne, Inc.Compensation system and related techniques for use in a printed circuit board inspection systemUS7565034 *Jun 17, 2004Jul 21, 2009Avago Technologies Ecbu Ip (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.Determination of a navigation window in an optical navigation systemUS20030156297 *Jan 7, 2003Aug 21, 2003Skunes Timothy A.Calibration methods for placement machines incorporating on-head linescan sensingUS20040156539 *Feb 10, 2003Aug 12, 2004Asm Assembly Automation LtdInspecting an array of electronic componentsUS20050281466 *Jun 17, 2004Dec 22, 2005Siah Tiong HDetermination of a navigation window in an optical navigation systemUSRE35423 *Jan 14, 1994Jan 14, 1997Thermospectra CorporationMethod and apparatus for performing automated circuit board solder quality inspectionsDE10100892A1 *Jan 11, 2001Jul 25, 2002Bosch Gmbh RobertInspecting bonds between substrate and integrated circuits by using camera to scan along one dimension of substrate while moving along otherDE19516274C1 *May 8, 1995Nov 14, 1996Jenoptik Technologie GmbhOptical sensing of objects for control on moving conveyorEP0501683A2 *Feb 21, 1992Sep 2, 1992AT&T Corp.Technique for enhanced two-dimensional imagingEP0501683A3 *Feb 21, 1992Oct 12, 1994American Telephone & TelegraphTechnique for enhanced two-dimensional imaging.WO1996034253A1 *Apr 17, 1996Oct 31, 1996View Engineering, Inc.Method and system for triangulation-based, 3-d imaging utilizing an angled scanning beam of radiant energyWO2002001209A1 *May 31, 2001Jan 3, 2002Teradyne, Inc.Compensation system and related techniques for use in a printed circuit board inspection system* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification382/147, 348/128, 348/126, 382/286, 356/237.5, 382/291International ClassificationG06T7/00Cooperative ClassificationG06T7/0004, G06T2207/30141, G06T7/60European ClassificationG06T7/00B1, G06T7/60Legal EventsDateCodeEventDescriptionJul 17, 1992FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 4Jul 29, 1996FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 8Aug 30, 2000FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 12RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services

value: Google Patents is a search engine from Google that indexes patents and patent applications.


text:
Witchy Poo - Wilton, CT | Groupon
24 Center Street, Wilton, CT 06897 24 Center Street, Wilton Directions
+12035639660
When you stop by Witchy Poo, you'll be able to select from tons of jewelry to bedazzle your spirits in Wilton. Stay warm this winter with great accessories from Witchy Poo.
The nursery furniture offerings at Witchy Poo are both safe and comfortable for the baby and the parents.
Heading to Witchy Poo? Take your vehicle for a spin and park it with ease at one of the nearby parking choices. Great jewelry is just a hop, skip and jump away at Witchy Poo in Wilton so head on over today and go home with a new set.
Deer Park (30.1 mi)
Williston Park (32.1 mi)
Groupon has verified that the customer actually visited Witchy Poo.

value: Groupon is an American global e-commerce marketplace connecting subscribers with local merchants by offering activities, travel, goods and services in 15 countries. Based in Chicago, Groupon was launched there in November 2008, launching soon after in Boston, New York City and Toronto.


text:
Patent US6817466 - Apparatus for manufacturing filter cartridges, and method of using same - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn apparatus for placing an end cap on a cylindrical workpiece includes a stationary support base, a guide member, a push bar, and an applicator device. The guide member is affixed to the stationary support base, and includes a ramp, disposed at an angle to the horizontal. The push bar is slidably movable...http://www.google.com/patents/US6817466?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6817466 - Apparatus for manufacturing filter cartridges, and method of using sameAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS6817466 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/037,608Publication dateNov 16, 2004Filing dateNov 7, 2001Priority dateNov 9, 2000Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE60109639D1, DE60109639T2, EP1337303A2, EP1337303B1, US7255760, US20020124937, US20050061618, WO2002038243A2, WO2002038243A3Publication number037608, 10037608, US 6817466 B2, US 6817466B2, US-B2-6817466, US6817466 B2, US6817466B2InventorsGary J. Osterfeld, Gary G. ParentOriginal AssigneeHoneywell International, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (20), Referenced by (4), Classifications (17), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetApparatus for manufacturing filter cartridges, and method of using same
US 6817466 B2Abstract
Having, thus, described the invention, what is claimed is: 1. An apparatus for placing a circular end cap on a cylindrical workpiece, comprising:
a stationary support base; a guide member which is fixedly attached to the stationary support base and which comprises a ramp; a movable push bar linearly and reciprocally moveable with respect to said stationary support base; a spacer which is operatively attached to said push bar for concurrent movement therewith; an emplacement applicator operably coupled to said spacer, comprising: a back plate having a first part and a second part, said second part having a front side and a back side; a flange affixed to the second part of said back plate on said front side, said flange being pivotally attached to said spacer at a pivot connection distal from said back plate; a cam follower bearing assembly operably attached to said flange distal from said pivot connection, said cam follower bearing assembly resting on said ramp of said guide member; an end cap clamping jig operatively attached to the first part of said back plate for receiving said end cap when said back plate is in a substantially horizontal position; said push bar being configured to move said spacer in a first linear direction, said cam follower bearing assembly being configured to move up the ramp in response to said linear movement of said spacer and to rotate said back plate about said pivot connection from a substantially horizontal position to a substantially vertical position to move said end cap on said end cap clamping jig against said workpiece. 2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said end cap gripping jig comprises a plurality of arcuate segments which cooperate to form a circular hollow therebetween, when placed in end-to-end contact with one another; wherein each of said arcuate segments is radially reciprocally movable with respect to said circular hollow.
3. The apparatus of claim 2, wherein each of said arcuate segments has a groove formed in an inner surface thereof, to receive an end cap edge portion.
4. The apparatus of claim 2, wherein said arcuate segments are provided with tapered inner edges, for forcing a circumferential edge of said workpiece inwardly as the segments are forced therepast.
5. The apparatus of claim 2, wherein said end cap clamping jig comprises at least three segments.
6. The apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a servo motor for moving said push bar.
7. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said guide member comprises a first upstanding guide plate, attached to the stationary support member and having a first guide groove formed therein.
8. The apparatus of claim 7, wherein said first guide groove comprises a substantially horizontal first section, a second section which extends upwardly at an angle from said first section and which defines said ramp therebelow, and a substantially horizontal third section.
9. The apparatus of claim 7, wherein said guide member comprises a second upstanding guide plate, attached to the stationary support member and having a second guide groove formed therein and facing toward the first guide groove.
10. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said emplacement applicator comprises a drive plate for connecting to said push bar, and wherein said spacer is affixed to said drive plate.
11. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said end cap clamping jig is adapted to be pneumatically actuated.
12. The apparatus of claim 6, further comprising a threaded shaft attached to said servo motor, and wherein said push bar is threadably connected to said threaded shaft for movement thereby.
This patent application claims priority under 35 USC 119(e) on provisional patent application No. 60/247,450 filed on Nov. 09, 2000.
The teeth 36 mesh together to form a continuous reference surface while the unconstrained workpiece is grasped thereby. The intermeshing of the teeth 36 allows the jaws 32, 34 to constrain a previously un-constrained cylindrical workpiece to a matching cylindrical reference surface formed by the meshing of the two jaws. The tapered shape of the outermost tips of the teeth 36 help to correctly orient the cylindrical filter element 20 between the jaws 32, 34 without appreciable risk of pinching or damaging the element during orientation thereof.
The substantially annular clamping jig 222 (FIG. 9) includes a cylindrical body attached to the applicator plate, and a circular collar which is movably mounted on the cylindrical body. The circular collar is made up of three individual arcuate segments 224, 226, 228, respectively, which are movably attached to the cylindrical base. Each of the arcuate segments 224, 226, 228 can be reciprocally and radially moved, with respect to the center point of the clamping jig, in the direction of the two-headed arrows shown in FIG. 12D. Each segment of the clamping jig is substantially identical to the other segments, and when moved close together into edge-to edge contact with one another, the three segments 224, 226, 228 define a circular hollow therebetwen for holding an end cap 93 therein. The circular collar includes an inwardly tapered inner edge 225, for compressively forcing the peripheral outermost edge of the filter element inwardly as the collar moves therepast. The tapered inner edge 225 is provided to ensure that the entire circumference of the peripheral edge fits within the hollow end cap receptacle, inside the outer side edge of the end cap.
Patent CitationsCited PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS1433251Jul 15, 1920Oct 24, 1922Nat Paper Can CompanyMachine for inserting end closures in can bodiesUS2739916 *Dec 8, 1953Mar 27, 1956Fram CorpMethod of making filter cartridgesUS3164506May 4, 1961Jan 5, 1965Gen Motors CorpMethod of bonding end closures to paper filter elementsUS3265035 *Jul 31, 1963Aug 9, 1966Walker Mfg CoFeeding and coating deviceUS3306794Feb 12, 1963Feb 28, 1967Wix CorpMethod of making a filter elementUS3948712Sep 30, 1974Apr 6, 1976Sprinter System Of America, Ltd.Method and apparatus for producing closed loop accordion pleated filtersUS4569628Dec 27, 1983Feb 11, 1986Microdot Inc.Transfer mechanismUS4626307Dec 23, 1985Dec 2, 1986Caterpillar Inc.Machine and method for assembling pleated filter material and a hollow core memberUS4650234Oct 31, 1985Mar 17, 1987Blatt L DouglasTransfer boom assembly for workpiecesUS4747816Apr 21, 1987May 31, 1988Nippondenso Co., Ltd.Apparatus for making a filter from a material for a filter elementUS4795524Feb 4, 1987Jan 3, 1989Nippondenso Co., Ltd.Apparatus for fixing cap on end of filter elementUS4802816Oct 8, 1985Feb 7, 1989Excellon IndustriesPick and place machine having improved centering jawsUS4811834Jul 23, 1987Mar 14, 1989Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd.Mechanical transfer feederUS5028330Jun 12, 1989Jul 2, 1991Allied-Signal Inc.Filter & process for manufacturing filters using material cured by ultraviolet radiation for end capsUS5145388May 31, 1991Sep 8, 1992Amp IncorporatedEnclosure for crossconnect terminal blockUS5481794Feb 1, 1991Jan 9, 1996Sieba AgDevice for handling objects and method of using sameUS5698059Nov 10, 1992Dec 16, 1997Alliedsignal Inc.Filter and method for manufacturing filtersUS6691860 *Nov 7, 2001Feb 17, 2004Honeywell International Inc.Gripper mechanism for handling a cylindrical workpieceFR2416041A1 Title not availableWO1986005443A1Mar 17, 1986Sep 25, 1986Skandinaviska Apparatindustri Ab SaiapPlug applicator and auxiliary equipment* Cited by examinerReferenced byCiting PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS7320205Feb 2, 2005Jan 22, 2008Tvi CorporationMethod for manufacturing filter canisters and tracking quality assuranceUS7833306 *Nov 16, 2010Immediate Response TechnologiesMethod for manufacturing filter canisters and tracking quality assuranceUS20060169749 *Feb 2, 2005Aug 3, 2006Tvi CorporationMethod for manufacturing filter canisters and tracking quality assuranceUS20080215277 *Jan 22, 2008Sep 4, 2008Tvi CorporationMethod for manufacturing filter canisters and tracking quality assurance* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification198/418.2, 29/902International ClassificationB01D46/24, B01D35/30, B01D35/02, B01D46/42, B01D29/11, B01D46/00Cooperative ClassificationY10T156/1744, Y10T156/1768, Y10S29/902, B01D46/2414, B01D29/111, B01D46/0001European ClassificationB01D29/11B, B01D46/24F4C, B01D46/00BLegal EventsDateCodeEventDescriptionApr 17, 2008FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 4Jul 29, 2011ASAssignmentOwner name: FRAM GROUP IP LLC, NEW ZEALANDFree format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC.;REEL/FRAME:026671/0907Effective date: 20110729Aug 11, 2011ASAssignmentOwner name: CREDIT SUISSE AG, AS FIRST LIEN COLLATERAL AGENT,Free format text: SECURITY AGREEMENT;ASSIGNORS:FRAM GROUP IP LLC;PRESTONE PRODUCTS CORPORATION;REEL/FRAME:026732/0670Effective date: 20110729Aug 12, 2011ASAssignmentOwner name: CREDIT SUISSE AG, AS SECOND LIEN COLLATERAL AGENT,Free format text: SECURITY AGREEMENT;ASSIGNORS:FRAM GROUP IP LLC;PRESTONE PRODUCTS CORPORATION;REEL/FRAME:026740/0089Effective date: 20110729Apr 25, 2012FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 8Apr 6, 2016FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 12RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services


text:
Suz and Viv: Confessions
shirt and skirt: modbod, shoes: miz mooz, belt: h&m
Confession Number 1: Sometimes when I'm at work and I need a little break I will write an email to myself of blog ideas, my to do list when I get home for the day, or a menu plan for the week. Or I will write my sister an email. That way it still looks like I'm doing something important or work related. This gives me a few minutes to rest my work brain without getting caught on Pinterest, blogs, or Twitter.
Confession Number 2: When I get home from work I usually have great plans of being productive and working out. To make myself more likely to work out I'll put on my cute work out clothes. 90% of the time I just end up watching tv, making dinner, or doing laundry in my work out clothes but not actually exercising.
Do you have any confessions you'd like to share?
Posted by suz and viv at 9:11 PM
Teaka April 10, 2012 at 9:50 PM
I do the same thing too at work, I wrote emails with reminders and such and it still looks like I'm working!
My confession is that I finally washed a pair of jeans after buying them 4 months ago. I so loved the shape of them that I didn't want them to shrink on me. They were quite dirty though, couldn't hold it off any longer. :( now they're slightly too tight. I wish I never washed them.
Suzanne Dunken Englund April 11, 2012 at 8:50 AM
Haha! I've had this one pair of jeans for almost a year now. I think I've washed them twice. They fade sooo much when I wash them and I just want them to keep their color!


text:
1 THE HOUSE ON HOPE STREET, by Danielle Steel. (Delacorte, $19.95.) A woman with five children must cope with the loss of her husband, who dies on Christmas Day. 5
2 RIPTIDE, by Catherine Coulter. (Putnam, $23.95.) The senior speech writer for the government of New York flees a stalker as well as the police after her boss is shot. 3
3 OMERTA, by Mario Puzo. (Random House, $25.95.) An F.B.I. agent targets a recently retired Mafia don who has tried to shield his three grown children from the family business. 4
4 NOT A DAY GOES BY, by E. Lynn Harris. (Doubleday, $19.95.) The tumultuous romance between a football player turned sports agent and an up-and-coming Broadway star. 2
5 MR. PERFECT, by Linda Howard. (Pocket Books, $24.95.) After four women compile a list of the attributes an ideal man would possess, one of them is murdered. 1
6 NORA, NORA, by Anne Rivers Siddons. (HarperCollins, $25.) An outsider who harbors a secret from her past shakes up the quiet town of Lytton, Ga. 2
7 LETHAL SEDUCTION, by Jackie Collins. (Simon & Schuster, $26.) Madison Castelli, a beautiful writer for a magazine in New York, discovers that her father is hiding deadly secrets. 3
8 McNALLY'S FOLLY, by Lawrence Sanders. (Putnam, $24.95.) Archy McNally probes the murder of an actor in Palm Beach; written by Vincent Lardo after the death of Sanders. 2
9 THE INDWELLING, by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins. (Tyndale, $22.99.) Volume 7 in a series about true believers who confront the Antichrist after the rapture of the saved. (+) 10
10 HEARTBREAKER, by Julie Garwood. (Pocket, $24.95.) An F.B.I. agent tries to prevent his best friend's sister from being killed by a deranged fiend. 5
11 THE BRETHREN, by John Grisham. (Doubleday, $27.95.) Three former judges, doing time at a federal prison in Florida, concoct a mail scam that goes awry. First Chapter 26
12 DEADLY DECISIONS, by Kathleen J. Reichs. (Scribner, $25.) When a girl is shot dead in Montreal, a forensic anthropologist finds herself enmeshed in the world of outlaw motorcycle gangs. 1
13 *HOT SIX, by Janet Evanovich. (St. Martin's, $24.95.) A New Jersey bounty hunter searches for her mentor, who is the No. 1 suspect in the killing of an arms dealer's son. 6
14 LIAR'S GAME, by Eric Jerome Dickey. (Dutton, $23.95.) A Los Angeles couple's romance is complicated by the reappearance of her former lover and his ex-wife. 5
15 *CRADLE AND ALL, by James Patterson. (Little, Brown, $25.95.) A former nun, now a private eye, works on a case involving two virgins who become pregnant. 10
17 THE RIVER KING, by Alice Hoffman. (Putnam, $23.95.) A police officer in a small Massachussetts town investigates the supposed suicide of a freshman at the local prep school. First Chapter
18 BEFORE I SAY GOOD-BYE, by Mary Higgins Clark. (Simon & Schuster, $26.) A woman with ESP searches for the truth behind the death of her husband.
19 SACRED SINS, by Nora Roberts. (Bantam, $18.95.) A psychiatrist in Washington finds herself drawn into the search for a serial killer whom the press has named "the Priest."
20 THE FIGHTING AGENTS, by W. E. B. Griffin. (Putnam, $25.95.) Volume 4 in a series about the O.S.S. during World War II.
21 WHITE TEETH, by Zadie Smith. (Random House, $24.95.) A chronicle of two families, encompassing 150 years, that revolves around an Englishman and a Bengali Muslim. First Chapter
22 THE BLUEST EYE, by Toni Morrison. (Knopf, $15.) The story of an 11-year-old black girl -- pregnant by her father -- who prays for her eyes to turn blue.
23 THE VINEYARD, by Barbara Delinsky. (Simon & Schuster, $25.) When the owner of a vineyard decides to write a memoir, she enlists the help of a younger woman.
24 HOT SPRINGS, by Stephen Hunter. (Simon & Schuster, $25.) In 1946, a former Marine sergeant is hired by an Arkansas prosecutor to wage war on illegal gambling and prostitution.
25 THE ICE LIMIT, by Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston. (Warner, $25.95.) Scientists try to move a meteorite discovered in Chile, and encounter a storm which pushes their ship towards Antarctica.
26 JULIE AND ROMEO, by Jeanne Ray. (Harmony Books, $21.) A love story about rival florists from feuding families in Boston.
27 MIDDLE OF NOWHERE, by Ridley Pearson. (Hyperion, $23.95.) Police lieutenant Lou Boldt investigates a string of robberies and an attack on a female cop.
28 MIDNIGHT IN RUBY BAYOU, by Elizabeth Lowell. (Morrow, $24.) Faith Donovan, jeweler to the rich and famous, becomes involved with a dangerous family.
29 OPEN HOUSE, by Elizabeth Berg. (Random House, $23.95.) A woman opens up her house to boarders and begins to reconstruct her life after a divorce.
30 EASY PREY, by John Sandford. (Putnam, $25.95.) The homicide detective Lucas Davenport investigates a strangulation.
31 DEVIL'S CLAW, by J. A. Jance. (Avon Books, $24.) Sheriff Joanna Brady investigates a teenager's disappereance.
32 BEOWULF, by Seamus Heaney. (Farrar, Straus, Giroux. $25.) The Irish poet strives for a close translation of the first great work of Anglo-Saxon literature. First Chapter
33 ON SECRET SERVICE, by John Jakes. (Dutton, $25.95.) A young man joins the Union Army's espionage service and, on the night of April 14, 1865, finds himself on duty at Ford's Theater.
34 THE SEARCH, by Iris Johansen. (Bantam, $24.95.) A woman and her golden retriever, part of a K-9 rescue team, are forced to participate in a deadly mission.
35 THE MARINES OF AUTUMN, by James Brady. (St. Martin's, $24.95.) A professor and veteran is recalled to duty to serve in the Korean war.
Rankings reflect sales, for the week ending July 29, at almost 4,000 bookstores plus wholesalers serving 50,000 other retailers (gift shops, department stores, newsstands, supermarkets), statistically weighted to represent all such outlets nationwide. An asterisk (*) indicates that a book's sales are barely distinguishable from those of the book above. A dagger (+)indicates that some bookstores report receiving bulk orders. Expanded rankings are available at The New York Times on the Web: www.nytimes.com/books.

value: The New York Times (N.Y.T. or N.Y. Times) is an American daily newspaper based in New York City with a worldwide readership. Founded in 1851, the Times has since won 132 Pulitzer Prizes (the most of any newspaper), and has long been regarded within the industry as a national "newspaper of record".


text:
Portillo's Hot Dogs - 餐厅 - Mishawaka | Airbnb®
For fast food, we love Portillos! (Get a dipped roast beef with fries and you’ll come back every day.)
A great place to experience Chicago style food. They have something for everyone from salad to pasta to Italian beef and more. If you've never been, make sure to try the chocolate cake shake. This is a very new restaurant to Mishawaka and will be busy at typical lunch and dinner hours.
We were so excited when Portillo's came to town. In our opinion, it's impossible to order anything you won't like here. Try the Italian Beef with Mozzarella cheese and hot or sweet peppers with a Chocolate Cake Shake.
整套房子 · 7室4.5卫8床
Open concept family home, great for entertaining!
NearND-4mi- queen-gold, Quiet, safe,
“Mishawaka Riverwalk, Beutter Park, Central Park, historic downtown restaurants, bars, clubs.”
5102 N Main St
手机号(574) 347-8720
网站portillos.com

value: Airbnb, Inc. (pronounced  AIR-bee-ehn-bee and stylized as airbnb) is an American company that operates an online marketplace for lodging, primarily homestays for vacation rentals, and tourism activities.


text:
Styled+Wired: May 2013
The Weekend Wishlist: 26/05/13
It’s official the sun is finally out (In England that’s a pretty big deal you know!). Before the sun disappears again, be quick to buy some stunning dresses and gorgeous accessorise to show off in the sunshine. Here's my selection of the best items found on the web this week:
1. £35 Boohoo, 2. £29.99 Missguided, 3. $169 Planet Blue, 4. £12.50 Topshop, 5. Tee $62 Planet Blue, 6. $58 Urban Outfitters
I hope you enjoy the sunshine!
Posted by Megan + Jasmine at 1:08 pm 3 comments:
Topshop have released a collection of gorgeous limited edition dresses for SS13. The collection includes all the best trending colours from this season and includes some truly unique and show stopping styles, perfect for the important occasions of summer, such as weddings and proms. You better be quick to buy your favourite as all styles are strictly limited and only available to buy online. Click below to see a selection of the best dresses from the Limited Edition collection;
Posted by Megan + Jasmine at 5:33 pm No comments:
The Weekend Wishlist: 19/05/2013
Due to all of my A-Level deadlines happening at the same time I haven’t had a single bit of time to blog properly but now that I’ve finished they’ll definitely be more posts on here. Yey. Expect a post on how to get Cannes film festival glamour at a fraction of the price those stars pay (or maybe not, those lucky people pretty much get everything gifted, but you know what I mean.) and I will also be doing a guide on music festivals. So watch out for those. But for now here’s a selection of some of the best items found around the web;
1. £120 Topshop, 2. £6.99 each H&M, 3. £20 Boohoo, 4. £228 Free People, 5. £98 ThreadSence, 6. £19.99 Daisy Street
Posted by Megan + Jasmine at 12:14 pm No comments:
The Photographic History of Vogue: Gallery
Photographed by Arthur Elgort, September 2008
If you are wishing to become a world renown photographer there is one place that will almost always guarantee a lifetime of work: Vogue. The worlds most famous women's magazine is famed for it’s stunning photography and high end fashion. In a list of the worlds top photographers it will always be largely dominated by the fashion photographers who’s images have featured in Vogue. My love of photography has been forever growing ever since I picked up my first camera at the age of 12, and nothing is better than looking at those stunning and highly influential images in amongst the pages of the worlds best style bible. I hope you enjoy looking through this gallery as much as I do.
Click below for a round up of some of Vogues most gorgeous photo shoots;
Posted by Megan + Jasmine at 2:25 pm No comments:


text:
Gonzalo Raffo InfoNews: 06/06/13
AMERICA OWES A LOT TO BERNANKE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES COMMENT & ANALYSIS
Ingram Pinn illustration of Uncle Sam and Ben Bernanke©Ingram Pinn
It is easy to find people on Wall Street who believe that the aggressive monetary policies of central banks, particularly the US Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing, are destabilising the economy. In some quarters, as my colleagues Dan McCrum and Robin Harding have reported, this suspicion has been elevated to a self-evident truth. But it is wrong.
Central banks, including the Fed, are doing the right thing. If they had not acted as they have over the past six years, we would surely have suffered a second Great Depression. Avoiding such a meltdown and then helping economies recover is the job of central banks. My criticism, albeit more of the European Central Bank than of the Fed, is not that they have done too much, but that they have done too little. This does not mean that policies central banks have adopted are either riskless or costless. They are not. It does mean that they were the least bad option..
What is more, the fact that yields on bonds of highly rated sovereigns have risen recently is surely a sign of success. What seems to be happening is the rebirth of some confidence in the economy, particularly in the US. This is encouraging investors to expect an earlier exit from QE and other forms of expansionary monetary policy than was foreseen a few weeks ago. As Gavyn Davies notes, this may be the start of a return to normality. Yes, yields on US conventional 10-year bonds are up about 40 basis points over the past month. But they are still just over 2 per cent. This is hardly a bond market Armageddon. If recovery takes hold, as we hope, yields will rise further. Nobody can have supposed that nominal and real long-term interest rates would remain at basement levels forever. Why are the criticisms of the Fed’s policies so wide of the mark? The answers are both philosophical and more narrowly economic.
On the economic side, the financial crisis disrupted the creation of money, for which private institutions – the banks – are normally responsible. Huge attention has been paid to the expansion of the balance sheets of central banks. But far more important are the broader monetary aggregates, which measure money in the hands of the public. The growth of broad money depends on the willingness of banks to lend more. After the crisis, that vanished. One can see this in the measure known as “divisia broad money” (see chart). The Center for Financial Stability in New York estimates that, on this measure, the money supply was just 0.7 per cent higher in April 2013 than it had been in October 2008 – despite the expansion of the Fed’s balance sheet. This is a monetary famine, not a feast.
Moreover, since US gross domestic product in the first quarter of 2013 was just 3.3 per cent higher than in the second quarter of 2008, it is easier to believe that the Fed has done too little than too much. Critics warned of imminent hyperinflation, but inflation expectations are under control, while core inflation in the year to 15 April 2013 was a mere 1.7 per cent. The risk of a collapse into Japanese-style deflation was greater.
The central bank now confronts at least three challenges. The first is how to execute its exit. This involves questions not just of timing, but of providing clarity about its plans in an inherently uncertain environment. In current circumstances, the key will be to avoid acting prematurely, so risking an aborted recovery. The second challenge is dealing with uncertainty beyond policy makers’ control. One unknown is US fiscal policy. In testimony to Congress last month, Mr Bernanke noted that “the Congressional Budget Office estimates that the deficit reduction policies in current law will slow the pace of real GDP growth by about 1-1½ percentage points during 2013, relative to what it would have been otherwise”. This is troublesome. Equally out of his control are events in the eurozone, though it does look much less unstable than a year ago.
Broadly speaking, the Fed has done the right thing in trying to bring the US and world economies through the crisis. It deserves praise. But the persistence of the global imbalances and the huge surpluses of the corporate sector will combine to make achieving a strong and sustained recovery difficult. The central bank cannot fix such problems. It can only do what it can. In the US, at least, it has done so.
FOLLOWING THE FED TO 50% FLOPS / JOHN MAULDIN´S OUTSIDE THE BOX NEWSLETTER
Conversely, monetary conditions have been unfavorable in nearly half of historical periods where trends were supportive and overvalued, overbought, overbullish features were absent. In those periods, the average total return of the S&P 500 was still quite strong, and returns were only slightly lower tan when monetary conditions were favorable under otherwise similar conditions (15.6% vs. 18.9% at an annual rate), while periodic drawdowns increased only slightly.
BOND MARKET JITTERS STRENGHTEN THE CASE FOR THE BEARS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT
June 4, 2013 2:11 pm Markets Insight: Bond market jitters strengthen case for the bears
When talk of ‘tapering’ has such an impact, good economic news is bad news
Can you hear the bears growling? When bonds and equities were rallying globally until recently, the bear argument was that central banks and regulators had created such worrying vulnerabilities in the financial system that a plunge back to earth was only a matter of time. That tipping point looks closer than we thought a month ago.
Hints by Ben Bernanke, US Federal Reserve chairman, about a possible “tapering” of the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing programme two weeks ago not only drove up US bond yields, which move inversely with prices, and caused significant losses for bond investors; they created upsets globally.
Depending on your choice of measure, volatility in US Treasuries has jumped to levels not seen for a year and has also spiked for German Bunds. In Japan, where the central bank has struggled to control yields, volatility is back at levels last seen in 2008 and share prices are yo-yoing.
Such instability is a concern because low and stable core bond yields were the basis of the “carry trades” – borrowing at low interest rates to pile into higher yielding assets – that spurred stock and bond market advances.
What matters now is whether the pattern morphs into a disruptive sell-off – or the recalibration needed to prevent the bear scenario becoming reality.
The bull case for not worrying yet is that the Fed will act to prevent disorderly market shifts, wary of the possible impact on a still-nascent US economic recovery. Also arguing against this being a turning point is that exceptional central bank support for economies will be in place for a lot longer. The Bank of Japan has only just launched its aggressive bond buying plans; the European Central Bank could yet embark on asset purchases or fresh, large-scale liquidity injections.
But pessimists argue that if the mere talk about a “tapering” can cause such trouble, the probability of bigger accidents in coming months is substantial. In a topsy-turvy world in which good economic news is bad news – because it brings forward the day when QE stops – strong non-farm US payroll data on Friday could see further disruptive bond selling.
Jaime Caruana, general manager of the Bank for International Settlements, on Tuesday highlighted the extraordinary challenge facing central bankers in a speech in Korea. Monetary authorities not only had to manage expectations about short-term interest rates, he argued. They also faced the “unfamiliar” (note the central banker’s understatement) challenge of managing longer-term interest rates, driven down by asset-purchase programmes to a point where investors pay a penalty for holding on to fixed-rate bonds. “The very success of pushing the term premium down into negative territory has created the risks of a sudden rise, even if central banks succeed in communicating their intended paths for short-term policy rates,” Mr Caruana warned.
What is striking about the past few weeks is how global bond markets have moved in sync, despite differences in economic fundamentals. Measuring correlations is hard. But Ramin Nakisa and Stephane Deo, strategists at UBS, have broken up shifts in yield curves into different types – up and down moves in the whole curve, or a steepening or flattening, for instance. Their results suggest that correlations between US, UK, German and Australian yield curves have indeed strengthened significantly. In other words, we could be back on a scary rollercoaster of “risk-on, risk off” market movements.
As the UBS researchers point out, there are historical precedents. In 1994 Germany’s Bundesbank cut official interest rates but the Fed had started a tightening cycle, and German yields went up, with the Bundesbank controlling only the very short end of the curve.
The truth is that we know relatively little about how central bank actions have affected global financial flows and prices – let alone, how the process will work in reverse. Speaking at the same conference as Mr Caruana in Korea, Benoît Cœuré, ECB executive board member, argued the debate “focuses too much ... on the negative externalities of domestic monetary policy decisions” and that better economic growth and deeper financial markets had also spurred investment in emerging market economies.
But even if the central banks’ impact on flows has been modest, quantitative easing has artificially lifted asset prices globally. Some protection against contagion effects may be offered by increased financial “fragmentation” – the withdrawing by banks behind national borders. That seems the case so far in eurozone periphery bond markets, from which nervous foreign investors have already fled. But fragmentation and tougher regulation may also have created bottle necks in the financial system, so it will be harder to find buyers in a downturn, and panic reactions could ensue. It’s the bears versus central bankers.
AMERICA OWES A LOT TO BERNANKE / THE FINANCIAL TIM...
FOLLOWING THE FED TO 50% FLOPS / JOHN MAULDIN´S OU...
BOND MARKET JITTERS STRENGHTEN THE CASE FOR THE BE...
IMF BOARD ATTACKS EURO CRISIS MANAGEMENT / DER SPI...
BOND HAIRCUTS IN FASHION FOR BANKS / THE FINANCIAL...
U.S. NAVAL UPDATE MAP : JUNE 6, 2013 / STRATFOR GL...


text:
First Few Busy Days in Utah......
I decided it was time for a visit to see family in Utah, so for my birthday Austin sent the girls and me to Utah to see our family. It has been since August since I had seen everyone, so it's nice to be home for a couple weeks and it's nice to see Devan since he has been so sick and had surgery, so I am glad to spend time with him as well. Here is what we have done our first few days here.
Here is sick Devan...
Tea Parties with Grosi....
Friends with new babies....
Cupcake making with Aunt Ginny....
A late night of Rockband....
Toe nail clips from the expert...
And four wheeler rides with Grandpa...
There is so much more to come so check back!
Poppi and Noni Visit
This weekend Poppi and Noni came to visit us from Cali! The girls loved it and Noni was all prepared with activities to keep them busy. They made a book, painted ladybug rocks, played outside, read books. We love having them come visit and we had a very nice time. Thanks Poppi and Noni for coming to see us and for the great visit!
Tyler, Kai and I went with some friends to the Great Wolf Lodge this past weekend. Unfortunately, Austin had to work, but we decided to go play anyway. It was such a cool place. It's a huge indoor water-park/Hotel. You can't even go to the water-park unless you stay at the hotel. The rooms are so kid friendly and fun and the water-park is huge with a wave pool, slides, kid pool and lots of fun things to play on. We had a good time and we missed Daddy, but we can go back another time when he can come too. Here are some pic's!


text:
Smells-Kinda-Like-Fish: July 2012
Sunny weather and the start of the School Summer holidays, means busy, busy times at work for me on the Beaches of the South Hams. Fishing has taken a back seat, but I managed a quick evening session as the sun began to set. Fished with the Daiko Spear 2-14g rod, and a Certate 2506 spooled up with Sunline Small Game 0.6PE.
First off, had the Pollack going crazy for the little Jackson RiskBait surface lure, the fish flipping out of the water, as they pursued it. The flat calm sea was glassy, as the RiskBait zig-zagged across the surface.
I wanted to try out some of the lighter metal jigs I had recently got hold of. Slipped on the Daiko Tokon 9g version, and searched out the deep clear water in front of me. Fishing a slow sink and draw style, soon picked up a few more small Pollack. The rocks I fished from, gave way to some very deep angled gullies beneath me, casting short, and simply letting the jig fall back to me in an arc, no winding of the reel, as it came close to the bottom, the Wrasse were active, taking the lure. Also had a couple simply vertical jigging as well, letting the lure just make bottom contact before the fish took hold.
Posted by WeAreMemories at 06:59 0 comments
I have been building up my collection of metal casting jigs recently. I really enjoy this style of fishing, you can work a hugerange of distances and depths, seeking out where the fish are feeding. They seem particularly successful down in the deep water rock marks of West Cornwall, but I am really looking forward to bouncing them along the shallow sandy beaches of the South Hams, Devon.
They can be worked different ways, to suit the conditions on the day. I like to cast long, and let it sink down deep, the lure fluttering as it falls. Then a long sweep upwards of the rod tip, holding it up, so the lure follows an arc as it sinks back down. Long, sweeping lifts work well, and sometimes the fish like a more aggressive quick double pump upwards. More often than not, the takes will come after the rise, and the lure drops back down.
The LRF size jigs have long been a successful tool for me, but these new ones I have, are bigger and heavier, for my Bass and light Bass kit. The recent poor weather and winds are easily dealt with when casting a 20g metal, and they can make the difference between a blank and landing fish when conditions are tough.
Damiki Tokon Jig 9g
Bassday Bungy 14g
Jazz Bakutyo 20g & Bridge Bagus 20g
Tackle House Nabura Deka 14g & Nories In The Bait/Ocean 12g
Quantum Mahi 12g & 18g
Posted by WeAreMemories at 11:23 1 comments
Day one was a solo mission to my regular West Cornwall spot. Tooled up with the sublime Nories JigHead Snapper and a back pack full of soft plastics, fishing was poor, with the calm, clear conditions just throwing up a handful of small Pollack, and a couple of Wrasse. The pink Ecogear Minnow M 4" claiming one fish Texas rigged, the other Wrasse taken on a drop shot rig, with the OSP Mylar Minnow. Fished with a spool of Sunline FC Sniper 10lb fluro, great line for the vertical approach in amongst the rough stuff.
On my way to this mark, over the last few sessions, I have been greeted by a squawking bird call, unlike any other I have heard. The bird in question is pretty rare by all accounts, and it is a Cornish Chough. At a glance, similar to a crow at first, but this bird is only found in small numbers here and there, and location of breeding programs are kept very secret.
Day 2, and I had arranged to meet up with Scott, who was on holiday down in Porthleven, from his home back in Edinburgh. Scott wanted to get amongst the Cornish Wrasse, and hopefully improve on his PB of around 1.5lb. Sea conditions were calm, water clear and winds light, so we made the decision to fish the far West of Cornwall on the South Coast. This particular mark, I had not visited for around 3 months, as it is very exposed to swell, and weather conditions of late have been far from perfect for venturing out there.
After parking up and making the 20 minute walk down along the coast path, we arrived at the first rocky outcrop to fish from. Deep water over rock and weed, we rigged up our soft plastics and cast out. I was using the JigHead Snapper again, so versatile, able to work tiny LRF lures, and easily scale up to something bigger and heavier if needed. Today I was fishing with the ever reliable Sunline RockFish 0.6PE (10lb) line. Combined with a Sunline Siglon 8lb Fluro leader, this combo is great for targeting the hard fighting Wrasse in amongst the rough grounds.
I was first off the mark with a couple of Wrasse, a good sign of things to come. I was still a little nervous, feeling the pressure to score Scott a decent fish, at a mark I had not fished in a long while.
With no more bites, it was a quick climb back up, and along the coast path. We were heading to a gulley in the granite, that in the past, has always thrown up some good numbers of fish. The way down to it, like many paths in Cornwall at the moment, was heavily overgrown, with all the wet, warm weather, a mini jungle expedition was required to get down to the spot. The gulley is fed at one end by a stream, pouring it's way down from the fields above. It was here that Scott hooked into his first Wrasse of the day. This was quickly followed up by another, which after a quick weigh, measure and kiss, broke his previous PB! From then on the Wrasse were landed thick and fast for both of us.
My attention was turned towards the RNLI Penlee Lifeboat, the Paul Alexander (Atlantic 75 class) as it steamed West. Shortly after, it returned in the Newlyn direction, with a stricken boat on tow. The Atlantic 75 was later on exercise with the mighty Ivan Ellen (Servern Class) in Mounts Bay.
Soon after, Scott's rod was bent into another fish, and this one looked a decent size, as it made it's runs down into the depths. Once landed, Scott's smile said it all, his PB was once again beaten, this time well and truly, with a lovely pig weighing in just over 4lb. This was the best fish of the day, stoked that Scott had his mission accomplished.
My best fish was a lovely spotted example, with stunning pattern and colouration on its flanks. I had fished a combination of various 2 - 4" lures today, all Texas rigged weedless. Some straight slug types, such as the 3" Jackson Delicious Shiner, some craw styles, like the 2' Ecogear BugAnts.
I finished the day with 21 Wrasse landed, and I think Scott had similar numbers. I was relieved that my choice of mark had produced, and Scott was happy to have smashed his Wrasse PB. It was a great session overall, good to meet up with Scott and fish along side him. I dropped him back in Porthleven, where I am sure he will have a few more good sessions on the fish during his stay, and I look forward to hearing about his species hunt aboard a charter boat. So to finish up, a few more pics of some of my Wrasse. Always amazes me, the variation in colour and pattern. Also great to think that 30+ fish came from one location, a place that we decided to call Wrasse Alley!
If you want to check out Scott's other fishing adventures with his mate Jake, then take a look at their joint blog. It's a great read, with reports and session from all over the UK http://schogskyandhutch.blogspot.co.uk/
Posted by WeAreMemories at 22:58 4 comments
Posted by WeAreMemories at 22:35 0 comments
Well a new month is here, and to bring a little sunshine into this miserable Summer weather, the guys at DUO have a new contest for you to enter!
This time the contest subject is not about DUO, instead they want to know about you. In order to enter the contest, you simply have to answer the following question;
You can either answer with a country or a city, and for a few useless plus points, you can also write what is your town famous for and what good is there to see.
Entry into the contest, requires you to become a fan of the DUO Facebook page, and email your answer to duocontest@gmail.com with the subject title DUO Contest #9. The three lucky winners will get a DUO lure pack, as well as the new DUO t-shirts. Good luck!
Posted by WeAreMemories at 22:44 0 comments


text:
I don't understand societal views of eating disorders... I don't think I ever will. Think of all the celebrities that have received so much negative attention and nasty rumors because it is discovered they have an eating disorder. And if society feels that way about celebrities...just think of how they feel about everyone else. Having an eating disorder is not a choice! I did not wake up one morning and decide "I'm bored...you know what would be fun? I'm gonna hate my body, let the mirror dictate my life, work out until I feel like I'm gonna fall over, starve myself to the point where standing up makes me feel like I'm going to pass out.. Yea, that's how I'm gonna spend my time."
Absolutely not! I cannot tell you how this started, or even why or when. All I know is that I struggle with it every single day of my life. I wake up wondering who will win today: me or the anorexia. I go to sleep knowing I either won or lost. Knowing that tomorrow I will wake up and fight the battle all over again.
I was thinking about this today for some reason. I was looking at a picture of a celebrity who had an eating disorder and remembering how much drama surrounded it. No one felt sorry or concerned really. It was all negative...like she had done this to herself. And it made me realize why I could never confide in someone that I have an eating disorder. Because of the negative attention it gains... And that's just not right...
Posted by strive4perfection at 1:18 AM
Judith Marie November 25, 2012 at 4:09 AM
Oh, this, I agree with this so much. When people have an eating disorder, it's all negativity, and no concern. I don't know why people feel like having an ED is a choice. Like it's self inflicted. It's like, especially people who have lost people to an ED. They think we are all choosing to have it. I don't they anyone can understand until they have one.


text:
lindsaylee123 on Oct 19, 2016
Penny on Oct 4, 2016
So wonderful! The moms-to-be were so happy, thank you!
Xenia Hargrave on Sep 8, 2016
I sent this as a gift and I received a call from my recipient saying how happy she is. The store was very easy to work with. I would definitely buy from them again!

value: Etsy, Inc. is an American e-commerce company focused on handmade or vintage items and craft supplies.


text: Home // Search // Search results // news fall harvest requires increased focus safety // h0mgnc // m25q72 // 3y1lci // Community Development // 890let // 2spxwe // Buckeye Appellation // jyksc9 // m7cmlj // Site

value: OSU, Osu, or osu can stand for:


text:
Bisexual Books On My TBR – Jordz the Bibliophile
Published on September 24, 2017 September 24, 2017 by Jordyn @ Jordz the Bibliophile
It’s Bisexual Visibility Week, so what am I commemorating it with? Books.
The answer is always books. I may not be bisexual, but I’m always happy to spread the representation love, so I’ve made a list of some of the books on my TBR shelf with bisexual protagonists!
Some have been released yet, some haven’t, but all are crushing me under the weight of my TBR. But a good kind of crushing, ya know?
Autoboyagraphy by Christina Lauren
Autoboyagraphy follows Tanner, a bisexual boy who is trying to finish his senior year in conservative Utah so that he can be out-and-proud out-of-state. But then he meets Sebastian – a Mormon boy that he catches the hots for.
Even though these books are listed in no particular order, I must say that this is at the top of my TBR right now! I discovered this on Netgalley a couple of months ago and had to physically restrain myself for requesting an e-ARC. Now, I’m so glad I waited so that I can have a nice, pretty physical copy. I’ve hear so many wonderful, swoony things!
I’M LATE ON THIS ONE. I know. All the hype was going on this time last year but I already had so many books lined up that it kind of fell farther down the list. But I’m hoping to get to it at some point in the future, because I’ve heard such good things. It’s about a witch who has to save her family with magic powers that she hates and put her faith in a boy she doesn’t trust.
My only hesitation with this one is that it involves a love triangle, and as I explained last month, those can be pretty hit-or-miss with me.
I participated in a BBTC chat on twitter surrounding this book before I even knew what it was about. But after reading some excerpts from it, I was sold. Not only does this feature a bi character, but I’ve heard it’s also a steamy romance… right up my alley.
The blurb is kind of confusing to me, but I think the gist of it is necromancy, the Dead, and zombies. Pretty chill.
While I’m excited that this book is about a bi girl, I’m especially intrigued by the poverty storyline. That kind of representation can be so rare in YA, so I think I’ll learn a lot from this one! Especially since Ramona’s family struggles began after Hurricane Katrina devastated them – a topic that is especially current after Hurricane Irma in my area and Maria in Puerto Rico.
And lastly, we have the book that everyone has heard of and wants to read. I can’t wait to read this… as soon as I get in the right head-space. Everyone knows that Silvera lives to emotionally destroy his readers. I AM NOT READY.
This one has two male protagonists – Rufus who is bisexual, and Mateo who is gay. Apparently both are just a gem to read from so I’m so excited!
And there you are! Some bi books to add to your TBR. Appreciate the bisexual people in your life, and if you happen to be one of those people, whether you’re out, not, or still questioning it, I hope you had an awesome Bisexual Visibility Week!
Are you planning to read any of these? Have you already? What did you think of them? Do you have any bisexual recs for me? Tell me in the comments! 🙂
Categories Diverse YA
Previous Trust by Kylie Scott | ARC Review
Next Where Have I Been? (And What Have I Been Reading?)
14 thoughts on “Bisexual Books On My TBR”
Rachel Hofeld says:
Thanks so much I can never find any good bi books.
*stumbles upon your blog* *sees post about bisexual books* I am HERE for it. Hi. Don’t mind me. I get super excited about queer rep.
PLEASE. Be excited as humanly possible ❤❤
There is not enough excitement about bisexual books. There won’t ever be enough
I’ve already read and enjoyed TBDATE and I absolutely want to read Autoboyography and Ramona blue! Reign of the fallen is one of my most anticipated releases, I hope I get to read it soon. Great list ❤
Btw, I have nominated you for The Mystery Blogger Award! If you’re up for it, I’d love to see your answers. Check out my post for more info: https://littlefoxandreads.wordpress.com/2017/10/10/mystery-blogger-award/
I’m glad you like TBDATE! I can’t wait to get into it! And thanks for nominating me!
noor // bookmarkd says:
YAY FOR REPRESENTATION!! Thank you so much for this list, I’ve been dying to find more books that include bisexual characters, there’s just not enough!
I’m glad the list was helpful! It saddens me that the list is so small – good rep can be so hard to come by.
Ooh, great list! I’ve read and enjoyed so many of these. Ramona Blue and TBDATE are both among my favorites of 2017. I also just finished Autoboyography this past weekend, and I LOVED it. It was such an emotional read, but an honest and important one! Labyrinth Lost wasn’t my favorite, plot-wise, but the representation is definitely fantastic. I hadn’t previously heard of Reign of the Fallen, but you can bet I just added it to my TBR! Thanks for this post ❤
I’m planning on reading TBDATE really soon for my school’s book club and hopefully Auotoboyography will follow it! I’m so glad you loved it. Thank you so much 🙂
I’m going to read Labyrinth Lost once we get into October, because I think it will be the perfect time. And I can’t wait for Reign of the Fallen!
I’ve read all the other ones and gave them all 4.5 or 5 stars!
Hi! I’m planning to read a couple of the books that you have mentioned but all the others were unknown to me. I think I will add them to my wishlist!
That’s awesome! Glad the list could be of help to you!

value: WordPress (WP, WordPress.org) is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP and paired with a MySQL or MariaDB database. Features include a plugin architecture and a template system, referred to within WordPress as Themes.


text:
NRT to MNL Flights | Expedia
Change search from Tokyo (NRT) to Manila (MNL) NRT - MNL
￥143,410
￥95,840
￥113,630
￥157,910
￥117,010
￥117,770
￥122,010
Result 0 when sorted by price, ￥95,840
3:55pm - 11:00pm
Departure airport: NRT - 1h 10m in HKG Layover 1h 10m in HKG Arrival airport: - MNL
3 left at ￥95,840
Result 1 when sorted by price, ￥95,840
Departure airport: NRT - 5h 10m in HKG Layover 5h 10m in HKG Arrival airport: - MNL
Result 2 when sorted by price, ￥95,840
Departure airport: NRT - 7h 40m in HKG Layover 7h 40m in HKG Arrival airport: - MNL
Result 3 when sorted by price, ￥113,630
6:20pm - 10:55am +1 Flight spans 1 day
Departure airport: NRT - 10h 50m in ICN Layover 10h 50m in ICN Arrival airport: - MNL
Korean Air 5744 operated by JIN AIR
1 left at ￥113,630
Result 4 when sorted by price, ￥117,010
9:25am - 3:45pm
Departure airport: NRT - 1h 20m in TPE Layover 1h 20m in TPE Arrival airport: - MNL
1 left at ￥117,010
047d31ee-6407-4f6d-898c-6691f27cac82
{"accountName":"expedia28","omnitureProperties":{"charSet":"UTF-8","eVar56":"notRewardsMember","server":"www.expedia.co.jp","eVar55":"anonymous | ","eVar54":"1033","eVar76":"true|GDPR|set\u003dfalse|yesSelected\u003dfalse","prop50":"SharedMappers 1.0.77","eVar18":"D\u003dpageName","eVar17":"D\u003dpageName","pageName":"page.Flight-Search-Roundtrip.Out","list1":"30546.1|14958.1|28693.1|26334.0|13064.0|31789.0|29871.0|32605.1|30251.0|31904.0|30036.0|30068.0|99991.0|24964.1|24578.1|30631.1|14502.1","activityId":"401df3bd-10ee-4cdf-8e3c-d98b75e8c43b","prop30":"1033","prop11":"-1","prop10":"6e03d47c-c201-4413-93ab-5f59517ad98f|401df3bd-10ee-4cdf-8e3c-d98b75e8c43b","userType":"ANONYMOUS","prop13":"-1","prop12":"40f3ce9f-be6a-4457-b34a-7dc2aba23141","eVar40":"NoPartnerTier"}}

value: Expedia Inc. is an online travel agency owned by Expedia Group, an American online travel shopping company based in Seattle.


text:
Metal Drafting Table | Products I Love | Pinterest | Drafting Tables, Metals and Drafting Desk
table uncovet
desk uncovet
Metal Drafting Table Pinned from Thank You For Being Sophisticated.
Metal Drafting Table, would love this for my Jewelry Making table.
Vintage Metal Drafting Table...o how I need this!! via Etsy
market 279
desk worldmarket
market drafting
Drafting Desk - World Market by Cost Plus World Market. $279.99. Whether you're an artist or simply appreciate good design, our adjustable Drafting Desk does the job most admirably. In a rich, compelling shade, it's composed of lenga wood and architecturally detailed with a metal flourish. The summation of simple modern design, it's a timeless composition at an inconceivably affordable price.
Functional drafting table that would foot nicely into room design. WorldMarket.com: Drafting Desk
Have a drafting desk I have never opened will be going in the office/craft room
Drafting Desk. Must get this for our home office.
Drafting Desk worldmarket.com
Reclaimed wood into textured, modern rustic wall feature | jebiga | #interiors #wood #modern #rustic #walldecor #design #jebiga
Reclaimed wood into textured, modern rustic wall feature. Bedroom inspiration with pops of coral??
love the wood plank wall as an accent wall
Ammanda Sayman
drafting drawing furniture
drafting table diy
drawing table tilt drawers | ... drawing boards. The table top’s tilt angle is adjustable to a
http://www.draftingsuppliesdew.com/smi-f3042-hst-student-drafting-table-natural-finish
SMI Student Drafting Table - Natural or Medium Finish 3042-HST
Wooden Drafting Table...want this in my classroom!
Wooden Drafting Table Like, Comment, Repin !!
Drawing Table | ART & DRAFTING TABLES
Shop Drafting Table - Pesquisa Google
Drafting table - Cerca amb Google
1 Repin Tanya Sanders-Prestwood
Factory windows as shower enclosures - love how these have been re-purposed!
Pattern for a drafting table; might be useful - with modifications
Table It - narrow console table as bedside table. Adds storage space.
bedside table in guest room
from No Place Like Home 1 Repin Alli Cox
329 Repins 79 Likes 1 Comment LCMVS - Laura Chase McGehee, Visual Storyteller
Workspace#office design #office ideas #working design #design office| http://your-working-design-collections.blogspot.com
37 Cool Attic Home Office Design Inspirations on #Working Design #Office Design| http://design-bedrooms-8285.blogspot.com
37 Cool Attic Home Office Design Inspirations on #Working Decor #Office Design #Working Design
37 Cool Attic Home Office Design Inspirations - | http://workingdesigncollections.13faqs.com
from aterriblehumanbeing.tumblr.com Cla Gleiser
Learn more at sweetyoungjourney.blogspot.ca
sweetyoungjourney.blogspot.ca
1 Repin Erin Woodruff-Stern
1 Repin Becky McDermitt Buice
:: admire ::
anthropologie retractable
desk anthrofave
anthropologie writing
office anthropologie
This retractable desk from Anthropologie is, in two words, write on. #writingdesk #anthropologie #shopping #officedecor
Love this dual functino piece! Would go great next to a Spark Board <3 Anthropologie Retractable Writing Desk #anthrofave
This would be the most perfect sewing desk for moi! Anthropologie Retractable Writing Desk #anthrofave #anthropologie
contemporary scandi chic Anthropologie Retractable Writing Desk #AnthroFave
I want this desk. Anthropologie Retractable Writing Desk #anthrofave
from shopstyle.com 1 Like Jac Thurmond
from FFFFOUND! Alexandria Leider
No space for an office? Hang a kitchen cabinet horizontally and attach piano hinges to the door so it opens to become a mini desk, and conceal space with a curtain.
IHeart Organizing: Extra! Extra! Organizing Reads! And Monthly Challenge News! Love the cozy office nook. Great for my small space!
Office & Workspace. Awesome Creative Home Office Ideas Working from Home in Style: Inspiring Modern Design Workspace Office Space In A Classic Design House Wood Laminate Flooring Hardwood Brown Chairs And Tables Luxury Design Work Swivel Chairs Unique Design Wooden Bookshelf ~ vitmol
Home Office Storage & Organization Solutions Hidden Office | bhg.com | hang kitchen cabinet horizontally and attach piano hinges to doors
Small Place Style. Cool desk idea and I am loving the use of curtains instead of doors in small | http://apartmentdesigncollections.blogspot.com
Mason Jar Lighting Mason Jar Chandelier Mason Jar Lamps Lights - UpCycled Rustic Eco Friendly Wedding Accent - Original BootsNGus Design #homedecor #home #lighting
Pottery Barn Mason Jar Pendant Lights ... using mason jars, pendant light kits & Edison light bulbs ............ #DIY #masonjar #light #pendantlight #kitchen #diningroom #electrical #howto #tips #decor #crafts
$399.00 Pottery Barn via Wanelo - Mason jar lighting fixture because when I grow up to be an obscenely wealthy hipster type, my kitchen will look like unicorns & elves cook me organic vegan treats there. #household #lighting #fairyland
Love any and all mason jar light fixtures but this one is especially cool!
2 Repins Evelyn Marie
Adjustable working table for Jockum Nordström studio in Stockholm made by Kristoffer Sundin. La mesa de trabajo buenísima!
build your own drafting table plans - Pesquisa Google
i would love a creative space
from A Feminine Tomboy 1 Like Malory Sweat
diy furniture and other indoor things
I want to collect Pyrex, clearly, I'm getting old
vintage dish collection...love it!
Love the Pyrex aqua
Pyrex Blue set
by mattnveronica Leslie Wapenaar

value: Pinterest is an American image sharing and social media service designed to enable saving and discovery of information (specifically "ideas") on the internet using images and, on a smaller scale, animated GIFs and videos, in the form of pinboards. The site was created by Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra, and Evan Sharp and had over 478 million global monthly active users as of March 2021.


text:
SOLVED: How to configure Westell VersaLink 327W to work wi - Fixya
I bought a Westell VersaLink 327W router thru the internet but I didn't know it was a Verizon product. I have ATT DSL internet service. I accidentally broke the antena to my existing ATT VersaLink 327W router. Can the Verizon router be configured to work with ATT service? If yes, how do I configure it - step by step. Thanks.
Posted by nnildabe on Nov 19, 2009
nnildabe Nov 19, 2009
The router doesn't come with setup cd or any other documents. I did connect it and the router works but I cannot connect to the internet. I contacted ATT & for $99 they will configure it. I don't want to pay that amount, so I'm trying to do it myself. Thanks. The router doesn't come with setup cd or any other documents. I did connect it and the router works but I cannot connect to the internet. I contacted ATT & for $99 they will configure it. I don't want to pay that amount, so I'm trying to do it myself. Thanks.
Re: how to configure Westell VersaLink 327W to work with...
Quantum T Sep 05, 2010
Just wanted to add that Westell 327w I purchased is branded for Verizon, although, the settings in the aforementioned did work for At Just wanted to add that Westell 327w I purchased is branded for Verizon, although, the settings in the aforementioned did work for At
Just connect the cables, and "test" it -- either it works, or it does not.
If you still need help, telephone your Internet Service Provider (AT&T), and ask them for assistance, on a "best efforts" basis.

value: Fixya is a question-and-answer website where community members ask and answer questions about consumer products. The company was launched in June 2005 and is headquartered in San Mateo, California.


text:
Also show MapSatellite Map updates are paused. Zoom in to see updated info. Reset zoom Updating Map... Return to Map Overview 4.5 3 reviewsExcellent67%Very good0%Average33%Poor0%Terrible0%27 Mar 2015“Great Pizza! ”17 Apr 2014“Best pagach in NEPA”Restaurant Hours 14:00 - 21:00Sun14:00 - 21:00Mon - Tue16:00 - 21:00Wed - Fri11:00 - 22:00Sat12:00 - 22:00All hours CUISINES Pizza PRICE $$ - $$$RATINGS ServiceFoodValueAtmosphereLOCATION 100 George Ave, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705-3027All Details Improve This ListingIs this restaurant appropriate for Kids?Yes No Unsure Is this a pizza restaurant?Yes No Unsure Are the prices at this restaurant mid-range / moderate?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for brunch?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant wheelchair accessible?Yes No Unsure Can a vegetarian person get a good meal at this restaurant?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant family-friendly?Yes No Unsure Can a gluten free person get a good meal at this restaurant?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for breakfast?Yes No Unsure Can a vegan person get a good meal at this restaurant?Yes No Unsure Thanks for helping! Share another experience before you go. More restaurants in Wilkes-Barre Traveller rating Excellent2Very good0Average1Poor0Terrible0Traveller typeFamiliesCouplesSoloBusinessFriendsTime of year Mar-MayJun-AugSep-NovDec-FebLanguage All languages English (3)Language English (3)
their strombolis and subs and both are excellent. Portions are...More3 Thank lt10 Updating list... Updating list... Nearby Nearby RestaurantsEl Rey Azteca Restaurant66 reviews 1.07 km away The Anthracite Cafe77 reviews .58 km away Mirakuya Japanese Restaurant Incorporated61 reviews 1.10 km away The Dough Company53 reviews .97 km away Nearby AttractionsMohegan Sun Pocono810 reviews 2.48 km away F. M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts92 reviews 3.27 km away Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza168 reviews 2.22 km away The Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre6 reviews 1.58 km away Improve this listing

value: Tripadvisor, Inc. is an American online travel company that operates a website and mobile app with user-generated content and a comparison shopping website.


text:
Uncategorized | Prepare4Survival
Category Archives: Uncategorized	CALL TO ARMS – CH 13: NATURAL PARALLELS OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE	25
Share ThisClick to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to email (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...	Bugging Out? Why Not Use Abandoned Railroad	26