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1. A movable connector board for use with a portable computer containing a base member and a foldable monitor member, said movable connector board being pivotally connected to a rear face of said base member, and comprising:
a plurality of input and output interface connectors for electrical connections of said computer to peripheral devices;
a board for mounting said input and output interface connectors, said board being pivotally receivable in an elongated hole provided in said rear face of said base member;
a pivotal connection member provided at one end of said board to allow said board to move from a first position, and to where said interface connectors are pointing horizontally for storage, and to a second position, where said interface connectors are pointing up vertically for easy connection of the peripheral devices to the interface connectors.
2. A movable connector board for use with a portable computer according to claim 1 wherein said board is formed with at least a pivotal portion for rotating relative to said rear face of said base member.
3. A movable connector board for use with a portable computer according to claim 2 wherein said pivotal portion comprises:
a hole furnished on said rear face of said base member; and
a shaft furnished on said board and pivots on said hole for holding said board in said storage and usage positions.
4. A movable connector board for use with a portable computer according to claim 2 wherein said pivotal portion comprises:
a shaft furnished on said rear race of said base member; and
a hole furnished on said board and pivots on said shaft for holding said board in said storage and usage positions.
5. A movable connector board for use with a portable computer according to claim 2 wherein said pivotal portion comprises a shaft.
12. A portable computer containing a base member having a keyboard and a foldable member having a monitor screen, said base member containing a movable connector board pivotally connected to a rear face of said base member, and said movable connector comprising:
a plurality of input and output interface connection ports for electrical connections of said computer to peripheral devices;
a pivotal connection member provided at one end of said board to allow said board to move from a first position, where said interface connectors are pointing horizontally for storage, and to a second position, where said interface connectors are pointing up vertically for easy connection of the peripheral devices to the interface connectors.
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ASP.NET MVC RC2 - Why can't I use the normal validation options? e.g. RequiredFieldValidator - Stack Overflow
ASP.NET MVC RC2 - Why can't I use the normal validation options? e.g. RequiredFieldValidator
I'm trying to validate a basic form, can i not use the standard validation controls? Everywhere i'm looking seems to try and use something like the below
<label for="task">Task Name:</label>
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<%= Html.ValidationMessage("task", "*") %>
I thought id be able to use the standard components? Any pointers would be brilliant!
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ASP.NET MVC uses pretty-much a completely different philosophy to regular ASP.NET; as such, with a few minor exceptions, almost no ASP.NET controls (etc) will work in ASP.NET MVC. Apart from anything else, the point in the page life-cycle where they usually do something simply doesn't exist.
There are ways of doing this, for example in jQuery validation plug-in, or by using IDataErrorInfo, etc.
Note that if you do validation at the client you must still do it (separately) at the server. Those pesky browsers can't be trusted ;-p
im happy for it to be just server side for now but that are the Html.ValidationMessage options for then, is that not MVC's answer to the standard components?
I don't know about that I'm afraid. I know Scott Gu mentions some of the inbuilt validation stuff on his blog: weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2009/01/27/…
ASP.NET MVC does away with most of the classic ASP.NET controls, as the framework doesn't support many of the nutty stuff that these controls required be injected into your pages so they would work. Stuff like viewstate and obscure javascript functions flung willy-nilly everywhere.
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The validators you are talking about belong to the realm of webforms and webcontrols. In ASP.NET MVC all you do in a view is generates pure HTML.
Valdiators are in essence Label web controls and need viewstate which no longer available.
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ASP.NET validators don't work anymore but some work has been done to simplify the task. I've used for example xVal which does a decent task and even integrates with JQuery validation but I recommend you to learn how the validation works before using something like that.
Simplifying, there's an error collection in the ViewData that holds two collections, one references every form field and the other is a list of errors associated with them. This is populated on binding or manually and if there are some errors they can be displayed in a summary or next to the field (using the html helpers for that purpose).
The frameworks populate the collection automatically and can translate the validation rules to client side scripts, but the essence is learning how validation works in MVC.
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There are no components that I know of. You're going to have to do the validation yourself like this (or use updatemodel etc.)
Then return to your edit form and the Modelstate errors will appear in the validation summary.
There are validation frameworks like xval out there, not sure if that's what you're looking for ?
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The Wall Eye is an enemy in Castlevania: Bloodlines. It is an eye monster that shoots laser beams at the enemy when they cross its line of sight.
Wall Eyes are only encountered in the chapel room of the Versailles Palace stage. While both John and Eric encounter them during their respective journeys, they play a more prominent role in the Eric's, as he'll be forced to climb up the entire chapel room since he has no means of crossing the large chasm on John's route.
They are encountered in big numbers attached to the walls and ceilings of the room, where they slightly move back and forth. When one makes direct eye-contact with the player (that is, when the player approaches the straight line of sight of the eye), it will briefly stop and then shoot a laser beam straightforward. If the eye is too far away from the player, it will just close its lids and remain passive, even if the player crosses its line of sight.
Other than that, they're not hard to deal with, as they can be killed in just one hit with most weapons. Their main threat is the sometimes hard to reach spots they're located on, which may put the player at risk while trying to hit them.
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Posted by Lindsay Mitchell at 1:38 PM 2 comments:
A commentor on Kiwiblog drew attention to a Newsroom article by an Auckland University sociology professor:
Dr Louise Humpage was hoping Covid would help Kiwis better understand how tough it is to live off the benefit, but the newly unemployed are not being treated like main beneficiaries at all...
Why? Work and Income already has offices in most towns and cities across New Zealand which focus on finding employment.
Could it be that they are either a) not very good at their job; or b) that the ‘toxic culture’ endemic in these offices is so awful that we couldn’t bear the shame of letting ‘ordinary’ (i.e., working) New Zealanders experience it?
I doubt the 35 new employment centres referred to will be places people walk into. Applications and grants all take place on-line. The new processing centres will be about boosting staff capacity to approve applications and attempt to redeploy workers.
The usual eligibility requirements she refers to as a “toxic culture” have been suspended because of the increased workload in processing new applications. Not because they were unfair.
She writes, “the base rate for the existing Job Seeker Support is $250 a week (before tax – yes, it is taxed) for a single person over 25.” Wrong. It is $250 after tax.
Essentially she wants all benefits paid at the same rate as the temporary Income Relief Payment saying, “a truly brave government would look voters in the eye and say ‘we want to treat all unemployed people, no matter when or how they came to be jobless, with the same dignity and respect that all New Zealanders deserve’.”
There are thousands of beneficiaries who have 1/ never worked 2/ made themselves unemployable through crime and/or drug and alcohol abuse and 3/ have no incentive to work because it pushes up their child support liability and income-related rent. This is the unfortunate reality of the benefit system.
In fact it would be preferable if the system could take more account of ‘deserving’ and ‘undeserving’ – not less, leading to greater fairness for anyone who is genuinely (temporarily or permanently) unemployed through no fault of their own.
Treasury is forecasting 487,500 working age people will be on some form of benefit by June 2021 (16.2 percent).
At the moment it is nearer to 1 in 10 (11.7 percent).
Here are the numbers to May 22:
I haven't posted much about the data to date because the numbers are being kept artificially low by the wage subsidy AND now the new Income Relief Payment (IRP) which cannot be applied for until after June 8.
Obviously Jobseeker numbers will stabilise as people apply for the better paying benefit but one has to assume that Treasury's forecast includes IRP recipients despite Labour insisting that the IRP is NOT a benefit.
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Microsoft softens cuts to OneDrive cloud storage
December 12, 2015	All Microsoft OneDrive users who received the free 15 GB camera roll storage bonus and would like to keep it (not to mention their base 15 GB limit), have until January 31 to opt-in at the new OneDrive bonus page in order to exempt their accounts from upcoming storage cuts.
OneDrive users tell Microsoft to “cut it out”
On November 2, the OneDrive blog announced Microsoft’s plans to severely reduce the maximum size of accounts on its popular OneDrive cloud storage service.
As of the January 31, 2016, the unlimited OneDrive storage previously offered to Office 365 subscribers is to be capped at 1 TB, and the 100 GB and 200 GB option for new paying Onedrive users will be replaced with a 50 GB plan for USD$1.99 per month.
Microsoft announced that it will also be discontinuing and rescinding the 15 GB camera roll storage bonus that it began offering in September of 2014 to users who synced the camera roll of an Android device to OneDrive.
And the maximum size of all new and existing free OneDrive storage accounts will decrease from 15 GB down to 5 GB.
OneDrive users complained about these sudden sharp cuts so loudly and in such quantity that Microsoft came out yesterday (December 11) and conceded that perhaps they may have been a bit heavy-handed.
In reply to a December 2 post on the OneDrive forum, titled “Give us back our storage“, Microsoft’s Douglas Pearce wrote:
“…the announcement came across as blaming customers for using our product. For this, we are truly sorry and would like to apologize to the community”.
Pearce went on to re-elaborate the reduce of storage limits, adding how Microsoft was prepared to soften the blow:
Office 365 users had a full year to remove files over and above the new 1 TB limit and could claim a full refund if they were still unhappy.
For free users with content over the new 5 GB limit, Microsoft would email them, early in 2016, with an offer of one free year of Office 365 Personal, which includes 1 TB of storage.
Pearce concluded his reply with the opt-in allowing free users to apparently keep up to 30 GB of their existing storage:
“In addition, for our biggest fans who have been loyal advocates for OneDrive, we are adding a new offer that lets you keep your existing 15 GB of free storage when the changes happen next year. If you also have the 15 GB camera roll bonus, you’ll be able to keep that as well. From now until the end of January, you can sign up to keep your storage at the link below.
We are all genuinely sorry for the frustration this decision has caused and for the way it was communicated. Thank you for sticking with us.”
The caveats, by the way, are that users must do the opt-in by January 31, 2016. Of course, a Microsoft account is required and the offer is limited to one per person/account.
In 24 hours, Pearce’s reply had elicited 4224 comments — many along the lines of “don’t take back what you already gave to us”.
Cuts to the heart of the trust in Microsoft
I should say that I enjoy 35 GB of free storage on OneDrive and I would like to keep it that way if possible.
That self-interest aside, I believe that Microsoft can run it’s affairs as it sees fit and I feel that we free users of OneDrive are arguably getting what we’re paying for whether we’re getting 5 or 50 GB of cloud storage.
The cuts to paid accounts are, by far, the most troubling parts of Microsoft’s decision but it’s also true that Microsoft’s plain willingness to take away freely given storage, like it never existed, plays to the worst fears that almost everyone has about commercial cloud storage.
Even if we can’t imagine what’s actually going on inside them, our laptops and our external hard drives and flash drives and DVDs are things that we can hold in our hands.
Cloud storage is just that one step too far removed from reality to be trusted by many, many computer users.
It’s fair to say, I think, that many people who wouldn’t otherwise go near the Cloud have been willing to take a chance on OneDrive because Microsoft is seen as a reassuring rock of stability.
Who knows about some little cloud storage start-up, right? Could go bust in a year. But Microsoft is too big to fail; it supports things forever — it would certainly never pull the rug out from under its users.
Except that in November Microsoft did pull very hard on that rug.
That fact should remind us all of two things: that the Cloud isn’t made of anything that we can hold in our hands and relying overmuch on any company’s cloud storage can easily leave us empty-handed. Click the image to enlarge it.
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I seem to be doing "okay." That is the answer right now. After finishing a unit on the study of thermodyanics, heat transfer for non-science people, I asked the students how things were going. They responded by saying "difficult." I started thinking about this response and thought that if I had taught them exactly the way that I had before, then maybe things would have been a little easier on them. Then I remembered what the study was about. Chemistry is not an easy topic. That is what I am forgetting.
I think that the fact that I am asking them to do more about their learning is not a key part to the "difficult" answer. I know that it might be a perceived portion of the "difficulty" but it is not the entire reason. I also know that when the students are asked to stretch their minds then they can accomplish much more than just the course material.
So, "okay" might be a little misleading. I am doing better than that. However, I too am being pushed out of my comfort zone and am learning more each day. That in itself is the best part of the changes that are happening in my classes.
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, western nations have given poor people around this world 2 trillion dollars, but it doesn't stop the u.n. or phonies like bono and nongovernment organizations for going out there and trying to shame western nations into giving money and by the way the poor nations never get it and someone puts it in their pocket and it's a travesty. i hope people in africa and others resist it, they're embracing capitalism and coming on stronger and stronger, and i hope you-- the more you embrace capitalism the more global warming there'll be. >> we accept that part. >> well, but i don't want to get in an argument about imate change and all, but we do go through weather patterns in cycs and i can remember at a kid when we had huge storms every other day and i was a kid a decade ago. i guess to your point, adam, before we leap to spend a lot of money, don't you think we should all be universally behind the impact and the source of that, and that it will address ts issue that you're worried about? and there is an agreement universally on this. >> and the short answer to your question, neil, of course is ye Search Results 0 to 2 of about 3 (some duplicates have been removed)

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Soul and Reincarnation: What Happens to Soul at the Time of Death: Dr. Sukhraj S. Dhillon: 9781466395930: Amazon.com: Books
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Dr. Sukhraj S. Dhillon has an advanced degree in life sciences and molecular biology from the west and a fascination with yoga, breathing, religion and spirituality from the east crafted out of studies at Yale University, U.S.A. and Punjab University, India. Therefore, he is uniquely qualified to present eastern and western approaches towards Health, Weight, Vegetarianism, Meditation, Yoga, Power of Now, Spirituality, Soul, God, science, and religion. He has published over 12 books and 40 research papers, and has expressed his views in the news media and workshops. He has been the President, Chairman of the board, and life-trustee of a non-profit religious organization and has expressed his views in the congregation and at international seminars.He has recently published some of his titles on Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=sukhraj+dhillon&x=18&y=18 http://productsearch.barnesandnoble.com/search/results.aspx?store=book&ATH=Dr+Sukhraj+S+Dhillon Customer Reviews (4)
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I had a very interesting time reading this book. It can seem a little daunting to read something that picks apart many aspects of spirituality, but this book is worth looking into.What I found most surprising was the balance of ideas, the back and forth of science and religion. The author does a commendable job of stating both sides clearly and with as much impartiality as humanly possible. I have to say the chapter on transmigration of DNA was my favorite, very interesting take on the idea of reincarnation. Even if you don't agree with it, you can see the validity of the theory. I also enjoyed the last section, which listed the many issues that exist when trying to prove the existence of souls and reincarnation. Again, very balanced overview.As with any book that deals with religion, it might not be for everyone. Although it would be wonderful if very religious people would read it, I doubt they'd find it half as informative as it's meant to be. I can only hope that some of the spiritual people out there will pick it up. It's well worth the attention.
I really like the way this author describes God within us and its relationship with SOUL. The spirit that makes us do good. It's refreshing to read the most balanced view for traditionally religious as well as new generation of science and technology. It leaves the reader with great feelings. I would say, read it to enrich your life.
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As if the grammatical error in the title wasn't enough, right there with the MSPaint cover, you're in for a cocktail of stupid if you open this book. I'm glad I found a hilarious free download of it. The book can't cite worth a darn. The "science" is not only outdated, but totally miscredited and untraceable to any factual anything. No one looked this book over. It is positively bursting with errors. No organization, either. This guy is no doctor. That's for sure. This book is just awful. Also, this review is going to be deleted when the product is removed -- because this guy uses an army of spam bots to attack every website and add fake reviews. Just thought I'd share my opinion of this garbage though.
I am personally disappointed with this book - that within only the first couple of chapters the author reveals his belief that "we are God" - sorry, but I find it hard to continue reading once I come across this ridiculous new age attitude.I would however highly recommend Swami Prabhupada's commentary on the Bhagavad Gita for a genuine explanation by Krishna as to what is the soul & reincarnation.
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...and then sometimes you crash, heart and soul: The stories of children left in vehicles and how justice is not served, not once, not twice, not three times, but four...and counting.
Upper middle-class woman leaves her baby girl--not for the first time--in a sun-exposed vehicle. The girl dies. No charges. Strike one.
A doctor and her husband--on the same day as the above death--also leave their child in a vehicle and the child dies. No charges. Strike two.
A daycare owner leaves a child in the back seat of a parked van, is immediately arrested and charged with reckless endangerment, losing her daycare license as a result. The child suffered no harm, and in fact, was never outside of the woman's sight until the arrest. Strike three.
The same prosecutor in the same city of the first case pressed charges against a family whose daughter died after a prolonged stay in a sun-exposed car. This family is poor, so of course, the legal system "works." Strike four.
We're not doing any better here, what with three similar "forgetful" deaths in the past 24 months and nobody really knows how many other children endangered or outright harmed.
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Patent US6321666 - Cycle installation for utilization of waste containing polymer compounds - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsApparatus and method of utilization of waste tires by thermal processing into usable oil and fuel constituents is described in which the tires are heated to breakdown the rubber and other polymeric constituents at a temperature of up to about 1400� C. The gasification unit is a closed gas generator...http://www.google.com/patents/US6321666?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6321666 - Cycle installation for utilization of waste containing polymer compoundsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6321666 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/697,413Publication dateNov 27, 2001Filing dateOct 26, 2000Priority dateOct 27, 1999Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA2329312A1, DE10051246A1Publication number09697413, 697413, US 6321666 B1, US 6321666B1, US-B1-6321666, US6321666 B1, US6321666B1InventorsVladimir TigonenOriginal AssigneeVladimir TigonenExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (22), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (3), Classifications (17), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCycle installation for utilization of waste containing polymer compounds
US 6321666 B1Abstract
Apparatus and method of utilization of waste tires by thermal processing into usable oil and fuel constituents is described in which the tires are heated to breakdown the rubber and other polymeric constituents at a temperature of up to about 1400� C. The gasification unit is a closed gas generator having a plurality of injectors for introduction of primary air. Gases generated by heating and combustion of the tires is rich in oil and gases useful in the chemical and power industries.
What is claimed is: 1. A batch method of disposing of waste materials containing polymer compounds and generating a hydrocarbon rich effluent stream comprising the steps of:
(a) placing a charge of polymer containing waste materials in a chamber; (b) igniting the charge of polymer containing waste materials by an initiation charge of a liquid hydrocarbon to initiate combustion and introducing air to support combustion; and (c) maintaining combustion of said polymer containing waste materials at 1000� to 1500� C. while removing a polymer rich gas stream from said chamber for the manufacture of oil and gas for the chemical and power industries; and (d) terminating introduction of air when polymer materials in said polymer containing waste materials have been substantially removed therefrom. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein said liquid hydrocarbon is fuel oil.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein said waste materials comprise used tires.
4. The method of claim 1 wherein said batch method is completed within about 12 to 15 hours.
This application claims the benefit of Estonian Patent Application No. 199900336, entitled Cyclic Installation for Utilization of Waste Containing Polymer Compounds, and filed Oct. 27, 1999.
The invention belongs to the field of devices for the utilization of waste products containing polymeric compounds, primarily worn automobile tires.
Worn-out tires of all types and uses present a serious ecological problem for the entire world. With a rather low storage density (approximately 160 kg/m3), they require a great deal of storage space and may cause the combustion and instability on the whole of other waste products. The total accumulated mass of old automobile tires in developed countries is, according to different estimates, from 10 to 20 kg for each resident. Synthetic or natural rubber, which according to its chemical composition is a product of the polymerization of unsaturated hydrocarbons, is the primary component of the rubber mass.
The existing patent is EE02943B1 Int. C1.6 CO8J 11/2; C10G 1/10 “Utilization of rubber waste products by a solid shale heat carrier decomposing thermal process.” The holders and authors are: K. Senchugov, V. Chikul, A. Kaidalov, L. Shaparenko, A. Popov, B. Kindorkin, A. Elenurm, M. Marguste, Ju. Lushnyak; the patent application publication date is Dec. 15, 1995.
The existing invention relates to the utilization of polymeric waste products, primarily those of worn automobile tires, by means of thermal processing (semi-coking) with the goal of the manufacture of oil and gas for the chemical and power industries.
The complete utilization of rubber waste products takes place according to the solid heat-carrier method with the destructive thermal processing of a mixture of crushed rubber and shale.
This is a rather complicated technological process, which requires additional handling of the automobile tires—the crushing, which takes place at a low temperature (no more than 800� C.) and involves the necessary addition of shale.
The existing utility model is EE9800195U1, Int. C1.6 CO8J 11/12; C10G 1/10“Line for the complete utilization of waste rubber tires”, authors: A. Reiner, M. Marguste, Ju. Pjarnits, Ju. Kann, Ju. Kriis, publication date of the application Apr. 15, 1999.
The existing line consists of a semi-coking mechanism, a mixing tank, a furnace and a rubber crusher.
The process for the utilization of waste rubber tires proceeds in two stages, includes a preliminary crushing, and is complicated and time-consuming, which significantly increases the cost of its use.
The goal of the present invention is:
to present a cyclical apparatus for the utilization of waste products containing polymeric compounds, primarily those used in automobile tires, with a high degree of utilization (more than 90%) due to the high temperature (up to 1400� C.) of the consuming gases.
Taking into consideration the need to protect the environment and the need to resolve the established goal, the cyclical apparatus for the utilization of waste products containing polymeric compounds, primarily those used in automobile tires, contains two basic assemblies:
a gasification unit, consisting of a gas generator 1 and a primary air blower 2,
an assembly for the utilization of organic gas consisting of a combustion and utilization injector 24, a gas line 13 of 130-160 mm diameter, a valve for secondary air 23 of 100-250 mm diameter, a secondary air blower 21 a pipe 20 of 400-600 mm diameter, insulated from within by heat-resistant concrete.
The gas generator 1 is made up of a tank (outer shell) 3, of 3-4 meters in diameter and 4-5 meters high, containing a chute 17 for loading automobile tires and removing ashes, a reactor 4 with an upper spherical lid 10 upon which a chimney 14 of 150-300 mm diameter and height of 1-2 meters is positioned.
The bottom of the reactor, 4, contains from 80 to 120 injectors for the introduction of primary air into the reactor 4.
The present invention permits a significant increase in the process's degree of utilization (up to 90%), due to the increase in the temperature of the consuming gases, and at the same time significantly lowers the cost of the utilization process.
The invention is presented in drawings.
FIG. 1—a general view of the cyclical apparatus for the utilization of waste products containing polymeric compounds, and a side view.
FIG. 1A is a side view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 2—the gas generator, view A—A.
FIG. 3—utilization assemblies, general view and view from above.
FIG. 3A is a plan view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 3.
FIG. 4—technological plan of the work of the cyclical apparatus for the utilization of waste products containing polymeric compounds.
submitted apparatus consists of two basic assemblies: a gasification unit and a utilization assembly.
The gasification unit contains a gas generator 1 with a primary air blower 2.
The gas generator 1 is made up of a tank (outer shell) 3 and reactor 4, in which are placed from 80 to 120 injectors 6 for the introduction of primary air. The primary air is introduced by the blower 2 through throttle valve 7 via pipeline 8 into the lower portion of the gas generator 1.
The tank (outer shell) 3 is made of construction steel St 3 of 8-mm thickness.
In contrast to lid 9 of the tank (outer shell) 3, the lid 10 of the reactor 4 is hemispherical. A 60-mm thick layer of water for cooling passes between the wall of the tank 3 and the wall of the reactor 4. The cooling water is introduced via feeding tank 11 into the lower part of the tank 3 through feed pipe 12.
A gas line 13 with a diameter of 130-160 mm with safety valve 14 for the release of the generated gas, and branch pipe 15 for the removal of condensed steam are positioned on the lid 9 of the tank 3. A steel cable of 4-mm diameter with handle 16 descends from the safety valve, by the assistance of which the valve may be operated by hand. Hatches 17 for the loading of automobile tires and the removal of ashes are positioned on the side of the tank 3.
An ignition vent 18, through which the process is started, is positioned on the lower hatch 17.
Four hatches 19 for cleansing the ventilation duct of the ashy remnants of combustion are positioned symmetrically along the diameter of the bottom of the tank 3.
The utilization assembly consists of a pipe 20 with diameter 400-600 mm, insulated from within by heat-resistant concrete, and a secondary air blower 21 joined by a secondary air feeding duct 22 with a secondary air throttle 23 of 100-250 mm diameter. The ignition and combustion injector 24 is positioned on the pipe 20 at a 120� angle.
The utilization assembly is connected with the gasification unit through a gas line 13.
Control of the work of the submitted apparatus is accomplished with the help of instruments KIP and A, which are located in the control cabinet (panel) 25. Before starting the apparatus an inspection of the following assemblies is conducted: the primary blower 2, the blower 21, and the ignition and combustion injector 24, after which the reactor 4 is loaded with used automobile tires via the loading-unloading hatch 17. After the reactor 4 is loaded, the ignition injector 24 is started and the tank of the gas generator 3 is filled with water through the feeding tank 11. The ignition and combustion injector 24 heats up the conduit 20, shielded by heat-resistant concrete, within ten minutes. Thereafter, rags are heaped inside around the lower hatch 17, the rags and automobile tires are doused with kerosene (3-5 liters), the apparatus is closed and the rags and tires are ignited by a flame through the ignition vent 18, first opening the safety valve 14. Within 3-5 minutes the tires in the reactor 4 are aflame. When backfires begin to pop in the ignition vent 18, it is closed and the primary blower 2 and the secondary blower 21 are started. The throttle 7 for the primary ventilator 2 and the throttle 23 for the secondary ventilator 21 are opened to max. Then, the safety valve 14 is closed and the gas enters the combustion assembly through the pipeline 13. After 20 minutes of work to attain the optimal flame, the supply of fuel oil at the ignition and combustion injector 24 is cut off. Control of the process is accomplished with the help of instruments KIP and A, which are located in the control cabinet (panel) 25. During the process, the temperature of the gas in the reactor 4 varies from 100� to 500� C. The temperature of the flame reaches from 1000� to 1500� C. The reactor 4 holds from 1800 kg to 2500 kg of used automobile tires per load, and the work cycle lasts 12 to 15 hours.
Upon completion of the process of obtaining combustible gas, a gradual extinguishing takes place, after which the primary ventilator 2 and the second ventilator 21 are turned off and the supply of fuel to the ignition and combustion injector 24 is cut off. The ignition and combustion injector 24 burns the remaining gases within 30 minutes, after which the ignition and combustion injector is turned off.
When the cycle has ended, the throttle 7 for the ventilator 2 of primary air is closed, after which the process in the reactor 4 extinguishes due to a lack of oxygen.
The fuel expenditure for the ignition and combustion injector 24 for one cycle is from 14 to 16 kg of diesel fuel.
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Lightbox VI
Blog Entry #241
We continue today our discussion of the lightbox image viewer's lightbox.js script and its various functions.
Centering the loading.gif image
After calling the getPageScroll( ) and getPageSize( ) functions, the showLightbox( ) function has at its disposal the following information:
arrayPageScroll[1]: the number of pixels that the lightbox.html page has been scrolled vertically;
arrayPageSize[0]: the width of the lightbox.html page;
arrayPageSize[1]: the height of the lightbox.html page;
arrayPageSize[2]: the width of the viewport; and
arrayPageSize[3]: the height of the viewport.
The showLightbox( ) function approximately centers the loading.gif image - more precisely, its loadingImage img placeholder - in the viewport via the conditional below. (Recall that the loadingImage img was earlier given an absolute positioning by the initLightbox( ) function; we now give it suitable top and left values to finish the job.)
objLoadingImage.style.top = (arrayPageScroll[1] + ((arrayPageSize[3] - 35 - objLoadingImage.height) / 2) + "px");
objLoadingImage.style.left = (((arrayPageSize[0] - 20 - objLoadingImage.width) / 2) + "px");
objLoadingImage.style.display = "block"; }
Execution of the if block statements is conditioned on the availability of the loading.gif image; if the image is AWOL for whatever reason, then the preceding
operation (cf. the // prep objects group of statements at the beginning of the showLightbox( ) function, which we covered in Blog Entry #239) returns null, which converts to false in a logical context.
The loadingImage img's normal-flow location (if we were to subtract its position/top/left settings) is in the page's upper-left-hand corner. To vertically center the loadingImage img in the viewport, we'll need to
(a) lower the img such that its top edge coincides with the top edge of the viewport, and then
(b) further lower the img by half the available vertical space in the viewport.
arrayPageScroll[1], which effectively determines the y-axis coordinate of the top edge of the viewport vis-à-vis the top of the page, takes care of part (a).
((arrayPageSize[3] - objLoadingImage.height) / 2)
is what we want for part (b); the extraneous - 35 subtraction operation is taken from the code that vertically centers the lightbox div in the viewport: it should be removed as it causes the loading.gif image to be 18px higher than it should be.
The original getPageScroll( ) function does not take horizontal scrolling into account, and the above objLoadingImage.style.left assignment for horizontally centering the loadingImage img correspondingly does not shift the img rightward such that its left edge coincides with the left edge of the viewport, although we could do that if we wanted to, more specifically:
(1) We could determine the number of pixels that the lightbox.html page has been scrolled horizontally via a getPageScroll( )
xScroll = document.body.scrollLeft; statement, (2) return arrayPageScroll[0] = xScroll; to the showLightbox( ) function, and
(3) put an arrayPageScroll[0] + addition operation in the objLoadingImage.style.left assignment.
Note that the objLoadingImage.style.left assignment is based on the arrayPageSize[0] page width:
((arrayPageSize[0] - objLoadingImage.width) / 2)
shifts the loadingImage img rightward by half the available horizontal space on the page whether or not the page has been scrolled horizontally (the - 20 subtraction operation is again irrelevant and should be thrown out), which
(a) is OK if the page width is less than or equal to the viewport width (admittedly the case most of the time)
(b) but places the img to the right of where it should be if the page width is greater than the viewport width (in exceptional cases, the img could be out of sight by virtue of being shifted beyond the right edge of the viewport). To always horizontally center the img in the viewport,
arrayPageScroll[0] + ((arrayPageSize[2] - objLoadingImage.width) / 2) + "px";
is the full expression that we want.
Lastly, the objLoadingImage.style.display = "block"; statement is unnecessary because the loadingImage img wasn't zeroed out in the first place.
After the if (objLoadingImage) { ... } block, the showLightbox( ) function sets the height of the overlay div to the height of the lightbox.html page:
objOverlay.style.height = arrayPageSize[1] + "px";
The overlay div's width was earlier set to 100% by the initLightbox( ) function. As explained in the Viewer layout, part 1 section of Blog Entry #237, this width does not cover the beyond-the-viewport part of the page for documents whose widths exceed the viewport width; this problem can now be solved by setting objOverlay.style.width to arrayPageSize[0] + "px";.
Subsequently, the overlay div (which was zeroed out in the first place) and its descendants - the loadingImage img and the objLoadingImageLink anchor element that bridges the overlay div and the loadingImage img - are rendered on the page:
The lightbox overlay comprises a horizontally and vertically tiled overlay.png image and is created by the lightbox.css style sheet's
#overlay { background-image: url(overlay.png); } rule.
The url(overlay.png) rule is followed by a distinctly strange block of CSS:
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src="overlay.png", sizingMethod="scale"); }
* html #overlay - at least its * html part - is a nonsensical selector. * is the universal selector, which matches any single element in the document tree. * html therefore selects for any element with an html element descendant, which cannot occur in a valid HTML document because the html element is the root of the document. The * html #overlay declarations are accordingly ignored by Camino, Chrome, Firefox, Netscape 6/7/9, Opera, and Safari on my computer.
The * html #overlay rule set is meant for Internet Explorer, however - it is necessary due to IE's unorthodox support of .png transparency, Lokesh informs us on his "Lightbox JS" page - and I find that IE 5.x does apply the set's first three rules to the overlay div. Here's a rundown of what happens:
(1) The first declaration gives the overlay div a background-color, which is something we should be doing for the other browsers as well: the W3C recommends, When setting a background image, authors should also specify a background color that will be used when the image is unavailable. #333 is a shade of black that approximates the color of the overlay.png image, but there's no reason you couldn't use some other color, of course.
(2) The background-color: #333; declaration is then overwritten by a back\ground-color: transparent; declaration; the backslash shouldn't be there although the browser ignores it. A background-color value of transparent means that the div gets the body element's 'default' background color, typically (but not necessarily) white.
(3) The background-image: url(blank.gif); declaration effectively 'clears' the earlier
(The lightbox/ package doesn't contain a blank.gif image, and you won't find a blank.gif image at http://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox/blank.gif.)
As for the filter declaration, I can tell you some things about it:
• The declaration employs the AlphaImageLoader filter, a feature of [Microsoft's] Visual Filters and Transitions [technology], which is deprecated as of Windows Internet Explorer 9.
• The AlphaImageLoader filter fetches the overlay.png image via its src="overlay.png" attribute and then deploys the image between the overlay div's (transparent) background and content (the loading.gif image).
• The overlay.png image is stretched to fill the overlay div via the AlphaImageLoader filter's sizingMethod="scale" attribute.
What I can't tell you is how the declaration works in practice. Microsoft's filter property page states that filter effects are not available on the Macintosh platform and its filter code examples don't work with any of the browsers on my computer. Sorry, Windows users, but you're on your own on this one.
An IE PNG transparency Google search leads to pages saying that
(1) the IE-.png-transparency problem
(a) is relevant to .png images with transparent regions (check out this image demo) and
(b) was sorted out in IE 7 and that
(2) the AlphaImageLoader stuff is meant for IE 5.5/6.
overlay.png is definitely not what you would call a transparent image and thus you wouldn't think that this filtering business would be necessary - indeed, IE 5.x renders overlay.png no differently than do the more modern browsers on my computer - but even if overlay.png were to morph into an opaque color block with some browsers, would that be such a bad thing? Who cares about looking at the underlying page when the lightbox image is on display?
Anyway, let's move on. The lightbox.css style sheet applies a single
#overlay img { border: none; } rule
to the loadingImage img. In days of yore, Netscape rendered a 2px solid #00e border for images, which never bothered me but evidently bugged some people; Firefox has dropped the practice although Camino has held onto it. IE, Chrome/Safari, and Opera do not render borders for images (the CSS border-style property has an initial value of none, after all) and consequently the rule has no effect with these browsers.
Accessing the lightbox images
The showLightbox( ) function's remaining tasks are conditioned on the availability of the lightbox image; these tasks constitute the body of an anonymous function that is triggered when the lightbox image is (pre-)loaded into RAM:
imgPreload = new Image( );
imgPreload.onload = function( ) {
/* Load the lightbox image into the lightboxImage img, center the lightbox div in the viewport, etc. */ }
This same tactic was used by the initLightbox( ) function to conditionally add the loading.gif and close.gif images to the lightbox. Image preloading should actually be done in the top-level part of a script and not on the fly in response to an event (even a window load event, as was the case in the initLightbox( ) function). Moreover, we can more straightforwardly check the lightbox image availability via the complete property of the Image object, which returns true if the web browser has completed its attempt to load an image and false if it hasn't. Here is one way to deal with these issues:
(1) In the lightbox.html document, give each lightbox link an id, e.g., id="link1", id="snake1", whatever.
(2) Use these ids to index an associative array that is set up to preload the lightbox images.
var lightboxImages = new Object( );
for (i = 0; i < docLinks.length; i++) {
if (docLinks[i].className == "lightboxLink") {
lightboxImages[docLinks[i].id] = new Image( );
lightboxImages[docLinks[i].id].src = docLinks[i].href; } }
The preceding script can be run as top-level code if it is placed/referenced after the lightbox links.
(3) The lightbox image availability can now be tested in the showLightbox( ) function via:
if (lightboxImages[objLink.id].complete) { /* Remaining showLightbox( ) tasks */ }
This approach works with either a thumbnail image interface or a text link interface on the lightbox.html page; regarding the former, it works whether the thumbnail images and the lightbox images are the same or different.
A classical JavaScript property that dates to JavaScript 1.1, complete has long had cross-browser support; it's not in the HTML DOM but the W3C has brought it into HTML5.
We'll go through the rest of the showLightbox( ) function in the following entry.
- posted by A. Peak @ 3:46 PM 0 comments Thursday, February 02, 2012
The getPageSize( ) function of the lightbox image viewer's lightbox.js script determines the width and height of the viewport and the lightbox.html page: the lightbox.js showLightbox( ) function will use this information to (a) center the loading.gif image and the lightbox div in the viewport, and (b) set the height of the overlay div.
On Microsoft's clientWidth page, commenter Thomas Lee warns that document.documentElement.clientWidth and document.body.clientWidth return 0 in some cases. On my computer, document.documentElement.clientWidth does give 0 with Netscape 7 but otherwise these expressions return undefined with browsers that do not support them. In the absence of further information, I am inclined to not keep the if (self.innerHeight) clause, and to reduce the viewport part of the getPageSize( ) function to:
Microsoft implemented in IE 4* an applies-to-most-elements scrollWidth/scrollHeight property pair that retrieves the scrolling width/height of the object. The Remarks sections of Microsoft's scrollWidth/scrollHeight pages suggest that these properties measure the dimensions of an object's content box. In practice on my computer, document.body.scrollWidth and document.body.scrollHeight give
After declaring the variables xScroll and yScroll (names suitable for the getPageScroll( ) function but not the getPageSize( ) function), getPageSize( ) begins its series of conditionals with an if clause that is meant to flag Firefox users by testing support for the scrollMaxY property of the window object. The window.scrollMaxY expression returns the maximum number of pixels that the document can be scrolled vertically; it is relevant to documents whose heights are larger than the viewport height and effectively measures the beyond-the-viewport part of the document height. On my computer, window.scrollMaxY is supported by Firefox, Camino, and Netscape 9.
Do not use this property to get the total document height, which is not equivalent to window.innerHeight + window.scrollMaxY, because window.innerHeight includes the [height] of any visible horizontal scrollbar, thus the result would exceed the total document height by the [height] of any visible horizontal scrollbar. Instead use document.body.scrollHeight.So there you have it, straight from the horse's mouth: document.body.scrollHeight is what we should be using to get the height of the page.
Introduced by Microsoft for IE 4, the applies-to-most-elements offsetWidth and offsetHeight properties retrieve the width/height of the object relative to the layout or coordinate parent, as specified by the offsetParent property. (The W3C will be adding offsetWidth/offsetHeight to the HTML DOM's HTMLElement interface.) The lightbox.html body element is not offset with respect to its html element parent, and document.body.offsetParent appropriately returns null for all of the browsers on my computer that support the offset- properties, but at the same time the body element's layout or coordinate parent is still the html element, and document.body.offsetWidth and document.body.offsetHeight in practice give non-undefined, integer returns with these browsers, more specifically, they return the content+padding+border body dimensions in all cases, regardless of mode, excepting IE 4.x-5.x, for which the else clause is intended.
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New Providence Planning Board OKs Italian Restaurant, Spa Left Out - Government - New Providence-Berkeley Heights, NJ Patch
Board approved Italian restaurant proposal. Massage parlor and spa, which would have shared empty McGrath Paint & Hardware space, was dropped from application.
, July 25, 2012 at 03:17 PM
The New Providence Planning Board approved an application Tuesday night to open an Italian restaurant in the former home of McGrath’s Paint & Hardware on Springfield Avenue. The board also approved renovations to the façade of the entire commercial strip on the southeast corner of Springfield Avenue and South Street.
The board did not vote on a planned massage parlor and spa, which was anticipated to split the McGrath space with the restaurant. The spa was removed from the application when it became clear the board would not approve it.
Dong Hong Li had hoped to move her massage business to New Providence and occupy a portion of the McGrath’s space. Li, who was present at the meeting, testified in front of the board regarding an incident that occurred at her current West Windsor, NJ location.
In response to a line of questioning by board attorney William Robertson, Li said police legally entered her business, suspecting her business of engaging in sexual crimes. While two of her understudies were arrested and subsequently deported, Li said she was neither arrested nor convicted of any crimes, and maintains a clean criminal record.
Unsatisfied with Li’s testimony, Board Chairman Robert Lesnewich cited contradictions between her testimony Tuesday night and testimonies at prior hearings. Applicant Attorney Jeff Lehrer objected to the questioning from the outset.
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In lieu of Li’s controversial testimony, Lehrer asked the board to consider voting on the restaurant and façade renovation portions of the application while postponing the vote on the spa portion until more evidence could be gathered and witnesses subpoenaed. The board, however, said that it cannot rule on only parts of an application, and therefore either the entire application would have to be pushed back or it would all have to be voted upon.
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