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I'd start with the political climate.
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I would cause hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to state buildings while chanting "shame shame shame" at my political opposites.
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Never bring into light the fact that most in the private sector, and even federal employees have no such "right" to bargain on anything - including wages.
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And when it comes to where those jobs were lost, I would generalize the region to a metro area, rather than give specifics so as not to directly include a political ally presiding over the majority of actual private sector "jobs lost."
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The double digit tax increases I would propose...well, I'd convince Wisconsinites that they're there to fund all of the improvements they'll be seeing in their communities - in putting more money towards failing schools, crumbling roads, and pension scandals.
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Cidade Velha, Historic Centre of Ribeira Grande
Cidade Velha, Historic Centre of Ribeira Grande
The town of Ribeira Grande, renamed Cidade Velha in the late 18th century, was the first European colonial outpost in the tropics. Located in the south of the island of Santiago, the town features some of the original street layout impressive remains including two churches, a royal fortress and Pillory Square with its ornate 16th century marble pillar.
Cidade Velha, centre historique de Ribeira Grande
La ville de Ribeira Grande, rebaptisée Cidade Velha à la fin du XVIIIème siècle, a été la première ville coloniale construite par les Européens sous les tropiques. Située au sud de l'île de Santiago, elle conserve une partie de son tracé viaire et d'importants vestiges, dont deux églises, une forteresse royale et la place du Pilori avec sa colonne de marbre de style manuélin.
قلعة فيلها، المركزي التاريخي لمدينة ريبيرا غراند
مدينة ريبيرا غراند، التي أعيدت فسميت فيلها في أواخر القرن الثامن عشر، كانت أول مدينة بناها الاستعمار الأوروبي في المناطق المدارية. تقع ريبيرا غراند في الجنوب من جزيرة سانتياغو، لا تزال تحافظ على بعض ملامحها التاريخية الأصلية وبعض المعالم القديمة الهامة من بينها كنيستان، و القلعة الملكية مع هيكلها في الساحة المزخرفة حسب القرن السادس عشر وعمودها الرخام
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Cidade Velha, Centro histórico de Ribeira Grande
La ciudad de Ribeira Grande, bautizada de nuevo con el nombre de Cidade Velha a finales del siglo XVIII, fue el primer establecimiento colonial europeo asentado en la zona tropical. Situada en la parte meridional de la Isla de Santiago, esta ciudad conserva parte de su trazado urbano primitivo, en el que subsisten edificios y espacios admirables: dos iglesias, una fortaleza real y la Plaza de la Picota con su rollo de mármol esculpido en estilo manuelino (siglo XVI).
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Cidade Velha, historisch centrum van Ribeira Grande
Cidade Velha – het historische centrum van Ribeira Grande – was de eerste Europese koloniale stad in de tropen en vormde een beslissende stap in de Europese expansie naar Afrika en het Atlantisch gebied aan het eind van de 15e eeuw. Het was een bijzonder centrum voor de internationale maritieme handel in de routes tussen Afrika en de Kaap, Brazilië en het Caribisch gebied. De stad ligt in het zuiden van het eiland Santiago en heeft een aantal oorspronkelijke stratenpatronen en indrukwekkende overblijfselen behouden, waaronder twee kerken, een koninklijke vesting en het Schandpaal Plein, met een sierlijke 16e-eeuwse marmeren pilaar.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief Synthesis
Cidade Velha, historic centre of Ribeira Grande demonstrates Outstanding Universal Value: Ribeira Grande was the first European colonial town to be built in the tropics, and marks a decisive step in European expansion at the end of the 15th century towards Africa and the Atlantic area. Ribeira Grande was subsequently, in the 16th and 17th centuries, a key port of call for Portuguese colonisation and its administration. It was an exceptional centre in the routes for international maritime trade, included in the routes between Africa and the Cape, Brazil and the Caribbean. It provides an early image of transcontinental geopolitical visions. Its insular position, isolated but close to the coasts of Africa, made it an essential platform for the Atlantic trade of enslaved persons of modern times. A place of concentration of enslaved persons and the inhuman practices of the trade of enslaved persons, Ribeira Grande was also exceptional in terms of the intercultural encounters from which stemmed the first developed Creole society. The valley of Ribeira Grande experimented with new forms of colonial agriculture on the boundary between the temperate and tropical climates. It became a platform for the acclimatisation and dissemination of plant species across the world.
Criterion (ii): The monuments, the remains still present in Ribeira Grande and its maritime and agro-urban landscapes, are testimony to its considerable role in international trade associated with the development of European colonial domination towards Africa and America and the birth of Atlantic triangular trade. They are testimony to the organisation of the first intercontinental maritime trade, and Ribeira Grande's role as centre for the acclimatisation and dissemination of numerous plant species between the temperate and tropical zones, and between the various continents.
Criterion (iii): The urban, maritime and landscape of Ribeira Grande provides eminent testimony to the origins and the development of over three centuries of Atlantic trade of enslaved persons in modern times and its relationships of domination. It was a major place for its commercial organisation and the early experience of using enslaved persons to develop a colonial territory. The mixing of human races and the meeting of African and European cultures gave birth to the first Creole culture.
Criterion (vi): Ribeira Grande is directly associated with the material manifestation of the history of the enslavement and trafficking of African peoples, and with its considerable cultural and economic consequences. Ribeira Grande was the cradle of the first fully fledged mixed-race Creole society. Creole culture then spread across the Atlantic, adapting to the different colonial contexts of the Caribbean and Americas. Its forms affected many fields including the arts, social customs, beliefs, the pharmacopoeia, and cooking techniques. Ribeira Grande is an important initial link in an intangible heritage shared by Africa, the Americas and Europe.
Integrity and authenticity
The authenticity and integrity of the property is generally acceptable, but its fragility must be emphasised, together with the necessity of an ongoing policy of rehabilitation.
Management and protection requirements
The property's management system is satisfactory. However, its legal protection must be completed and the practical methods for the operation of the recent inter-agency management structures specified.
Historical Description
The island of Santiago was discovered around 1460 and claimed for the Crown of Portugal. There was no human presence on the island. Exploration of the islands of the archipelago led to the development of the port of call of Ribeira Grande in the years that followed. As early as 1466 it was granted a royal charter entitling its inhabitants to practise the slave trade. It became an essential port of call for Portuguese sea traffic, first towards the coasts of Africa and later on to the Cape. Construction of the first defensive structures, the town hall, and the first church began at the end of the 15th century (see Description).
Ribeira Grande was an ideal location, isolated and well placed for the organisation of the triangular transatlantic traffic, particularly trade in African slaves, of which the Portuguese theoretically had a monopoly under the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494). The ancient pillory monument provides direct evidence of the links with violence established by the system of slavery.
In the 16th century the town developed rapidly, favoured by an exceptional maritime position, its intercontinental geographical location, and the Azores current. Ribeira Grande bears witness to the first successes of European navigation on the high seas. It was a major crossroads for a Portuguese trade that rapidly became globalised. The fleets leaving for or arriving from Guinea, the Indian Ocean, India, Siam, Brazil, the Antilles, and, of course, Europe came together there, to exchange merchandise, plants, men, and information.
Ribeira Grande was granted the status of a royal town and became the first bishopric of Cape Verde and the African coasts in 1533, institutionalising its role as a place of transit, exchange, and a variety of contacts between several African peoples, as well as between African slaves and free European men. The slaves were given the rudiments of European culture and evangelised before being shipped to Europe or the Americas.
Despite its limited area, Cidade Velha is an important place in the history of agronomy, forming as it did a centre of transit and acclimatisation for many plant species. In the 16th and 17th centuries in particular it was an experimental garden and a conservatory for seeds and plants from all the continents which were sent on to other countries as they were required. The dry but relatively hot climate over which the trade winds blew, in a pivotal position between temperate and tropical zones, offered favourable conditions for a very diverse vegetation, so long as fresh water was available. Among the plants concerned were sugar cane, bananas, the East African coconut, American maize, citrus fruits and figs from Europe, cotton, etc.
For a century and a half the geostrategic importance of the town was based on its role as a major port of call and on the importance of its slave market. It concentrated considerable wealth in a particularly limited space, defended by a complex system of forts and walls. It attracted the attentions of many seafarers - for example, England's Sir Francis Drake sacked the town in 1585. The defensive system was strengthened by the royal fortress of São Felipe, completed in 1593, one of the strongest of its time.
From the 17th century onwards, however, the new European maritime powers successfully challenged the oceanic commercial hegemony of Portugal and Spain. Jacques Cassard, a corsair from Nantes, attacked and laid waste to Ribeira Grande in 1712 on behalf of Louis XIV, but already by that time it was no longer the rich and powerful maritime citadel of earlier centuries. The decline of the town became more pronounced in the 18th century; the elite classes left the town, and Praia was preferred as a commercial port of call. Political and administrative functions were transferred to Praia in the second half of the 18th and at the beginning of the 19th century. The lack of building materials and the proximity of the two towns resulted in the demolition of a great number of the best constructed buildings, for the benefit of the new capital. It was then that Ribeira Grande became Cidade Velha, the 'old town.'
However, a residual settlement survived in the middle of the ruins of the Portuguese colonial town into the 19th century, and was then partially reconstructed in the second half of the 20th century. It has a certain local importance, and has developed traditional housing which is typical of Cape Verde.
An initial restoration campaign was carried out in the early 1960s, involving the royal fortress, the church of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, and the Pillory Monument. In 1992 ICOMOS described the scientific level of this campaign as mediocre.
In the 1970s the State Party again looked at Cidade Velha, with a view to assessing the property and raising awareness. An initial UNESCO mission took place in 1978. This was, however, not taken further because of a lack of human and financial resources.
A second programme of consolidation of vestiges and restoration was undertaken in 1999-2003. It is continuing, with the help of international cooperation, particularly in the urban ensemble.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
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- [in French only] L'approche basée sur le paysage urbain historique contribue à la conservation durable de Cidade Velha Wednesday, April 22, 2015
- Cidade Velha becomes Cabo Verde's first World Heritage site Friday, June 26, 2009


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i do a lot of sheetmetal butt welding on my old cars. i got this 180 for the job and i find the wire sticking to the spot weld quite a lot as the trigger is released. C25 gas and 023 wire. i used my old snapon (century) mig for 25 years and it never did that. any ideas or do these welders tend to do that? another thing that bugs me is with the spot welding, there's a lot more sparks coming off every spot than the old snapon ever did.
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I don't have any of those issues with my 180. Are you running auto set?
What do you mean stick to spot weld?
My 180 doesn't do that either, maybe turn up the gas and make sure the nozzle isn't puked up and the gas holes in the tip adapter are clean..
What kind of metal? Galvo? Clean metal?
Lincoln's ER70S-6 says 30 to 50 cfm. Make sure your plier cuts are at 90 degrees.... a sharp point on the end of the wire will effect starts. I hope someone has the answer.
Hold the trigger and see if the gas is the same CFM as when you set it without holding the trigger, could be another new machine regulator problem.
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The only time I get the wire to stick after releasing is if I moved the torch into the material right as I was releasing the trigger. Aka user error, not saying this is your problem just my experiences. I use pinnacle alloys er70s-6, .030 and .023, c25, between 12-25 cfh.


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Q: Has someone changed your life?
A: My dad has. When I was eight, he gave me a little video camera and I started using it for my own little movies that I would make with my friends. After that, I fell in love with the world of video and editing and the rest is history.
Also, my siblings, all 10 of them, have changed my life. I'm the last one so whatever I saw them do, I would be like "I really like that." If they were successful, I would follow in their footsteps. But I also learned from their mistakes. I learned a lot from them, both good and bad, so I got to pick and choose.
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text: Communication & Film Studies overview faculty program organizations internships Faculty & Staff Dan Roche, Chair Associate Professor Office: 240 Reilly Hall Phone: 445-5470 Email: email@example.com Website: TheClassesofRoche.com Prof. Roche, who has taught at Le Moyne since 2001, is an essayist, memoirist, and journalist. He got his M.A. from Ohio State University and his Ph.D. from the University of Iowa. His books are Great Expectation: A Father's Diary (Iowa, 2008) and Love's Labors (Riverhead, 1999). His essays have appeared in Fourth Genre, River Teeth, The North American Review, and other places. Click here to read an essay of his about being an essayist. Ann C. Allen Visiting Assistant Professor Office: 240 Reilly Hall Phone: 445-5468 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Prof. Allen began teaching courses in public relations and advertising at Le Moyne in 2001, after a career in publishing as a reporter and editor. 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Julie Grossman Professor Office: 240 Reilly Hall Phone: 445-4310 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Julie Grossman is the Joseph C. Georg Professor of English and Communication and Film Studies. Prof. Grossman teaches courses in literature, film, popular culture, and gender studies. She is coauthor of A Due Voci: The Photography of Rita Hammond (2003) and author of Rethinking the Femme Fatale: Ready for Her Close-Up (2012). Her essay on desire, domesticity, and the femme fatale appeared in The Femme Fatale: Images, Histories, Contexts (2010), and other work has been published in Criticism, desistfilm. com, English Literary History, Henry James Review, the Journal of Popular Culture, La Furia Umana, Popular Culture Review, the Quarterly Review of Film and Video, and the Review of Communication. She is presently writing a book on film adaptation and co-authoring a monograph on the directing work of Ida Lupino. 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A kidney transplant is a surgery to replace a diseased or damaged kidney with a donor kidney. The donor may be a relative or friend. The donor can also be someone who has died and donated the organs.
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A kidney transplant is done to replace a kidney that is no longer working and cannot be fixed. It may also be done if the kidney has been removed. A kidney transplant is only needed if both kidneys are not working.
Common causes of
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Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
There is a shortage of donors. You may be on a transplant list for some time. You may need to carry a cell phone with you at all times. This will allow the transplant team to reach you if a kidney becomes available.
Your doctor will likely do the following:
Leading up to your procedure:
General anesthesia
will be used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the surgery.
An incision will be made in the lower abdomen. The donated kidney will be connected to your arteries, veins, and ureter, which is the tube that carries the urine to the bladder. In most cases, a diseased kidney will be left in place unless it is is causing problems or if room is needed for the transplant. The incision will be closed. The new kidney may start producing urine right away or within a short time.
You will be closely monitored in the intensive care unit (ICU) and will have the following devices:
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You will have pain during the recovery process. Your doctor will give you pain medication.
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is 1-2 weeks. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if you have complications.
While you are recovering at the hospital, you will need to:
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of these occur:
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Urology Care Foundation
National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse
Kidney Cancer Canada
The Kidney Foundation of Canada
Akbar SA, Jafri ZH, et al. Complications of renal transplantation.
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http://www.urologyhealth.org/urology/index.cfm?article=23&display=1. Updated January 2011. Accessed August 13, 2014.
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Everybody Loves Tank Girl is the new Tank Girl book collecting the recent issues drawn by Jim Mahfood and written by Tank Girl co-creator Alan C. Martin. Before getting into things too thoroughly, let's briefly unpack the term "the new Tank Girl," because that's quickly becoming not just a distinction referring to the passage of time, but a term that now encompasses some wholesale shifts in what the character means and how she's been used by Martin the last 10 to 20 years. When first we met Tank Girl ba


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Perfect, perfect, perfect! I can't believe with so few ingredients I've finally found what I was looking for - restaurant quality honey mustard sauce. I love chicken fingers, but can never find a good honey mustard sauce in the grocery store - they all taste terrible. I took a chance on this and am glad I did!
We're well into Stone Crab Claw season here in SW Florida and these bad boys just cry out for a mustard dipping sauce. There is another recipe on AR for this sauce that I've tried and loved but I was in the mood to experiment with something different. Right off the bat I knew this one would be too sweet for our tastes so I reduced the honey by nearly half. Still, Hubs found it a little sweet, tho' I was fine with it. My problem was that I found this a little heavy on the yellow mustard. Not a bad sauce, but it would be much improved by reducing both the honey and the yellow mustard. Start out with small amounts of each. You can always add more, but you can't take it out!
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This was great! Reminded me of applebees honey mustard!!! Yummy!!...I added a little bit more honey to sweeten it up a little bit!
Delicious! I made this recipe at last minute to accompany sausage rolls. Although I didnt leave it overnight, it still tasted great!
Amazing! I have made this dip twice now for chicken wraps and my whole family loves it. My husband doesn't even like mustard, but he loves this dip. I made it exactly as written no changes. We decided to marinade and baste some chicken with this dip as we were grilling. It was awesome!
Very nice balance of honey/mustard flavor. I didn't have Dijon mustard, so I used all yellow mustard. I don't like to modify recipes the first time that I try them, but I don't keep Dijon on hand and wanted honey mustard with the chicken fingers I was making for dinner. It was good when first made, but I agree with the observation that it improves overnight, so I would recommend that if you want the best flavor, make this a day ahead. Thanks for a great and easy recipe!
I tried this last night after refrigerating a few hours - and it was gross. Tasted like mayo & mustard (which reminds me of potato salad). After that initial tasting I added one more tbsp of honey. Just had some with leftover chicken and it was fantastic! Lesson learned - LET IT SIT OVERNIGHT!
I was making chicken strips and cottage fries for the grandkids. The oldest (7), Austin asked for honey mustard dipping sauce. So we hopped on AR for a quick simple recipe and this was just what we needed. I had almost ½ c. of mayo left in a qt jar so I added what we needed to make it and had Austin add the rest of the ingredients to the jar. Then he shook it for all he was worth for about 2 min. maybe 3. This was his review of your sauce JILLENA. Awesome!! Better then Mc D's. Keep in mind how important McD's is to a seven year old. Everyone for the 19 mo old to the 82 yr old liked it also.
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Welcome back once more to our blog!
It has been a very stressful week for our group due to unfortunate turn of events. As we have announced in our last few blogs, we are at the final steps of completing the rough work before starting construction on our exhibition area. During our last meeting with our urban designer Erin, we shared our ideas of what the transformation of the selected alley would look like. Since she currently resides in Toronto, we emailed her several photos of the section of the alleyway we chose to focus on and agreed that she will implement these ideas using her expertise onto a hard copy. We are hoping Erin can send this hard copy by this weekend so we can move forward in our legacy report of the project.
After meeting with Sandy's father, a construction worker, he agreed to lend us a hand in building the brick wall that sits in the center of our station. But to make matters worse, his schedule does not give him enough free time to assist in the construction but he is willing to bring the materials needed to finish the job for us to use. With time running short before the exhibition reception opens, extreme measures will be taken to complete this task and the help of friends and family will be necessary. Also, the draft design of our exhibition station will be adjusted to accommodate this change.
Our goal for this weekend is to finish the design we have in mind and immediately begin construction on our station using the materials Sandy's father will have ready for us. In the meantime, we are hoping Erin would come through with our agreement and send us her finalized projection of our ideas so they could be prepared for printing next week. We have high hopes in reaching our goals for this project before the deadline and we are looking forward for the opening day next week!
Also, a reminder for next week, our Exhibition opening day is on November 27th, 2012. It is open for the public so anyone is welcome. We hope to see you there. Thank you!


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Reds fly-half Quade Cooper has paid the Waratahs a compliment ahead of the clash between the sides, saying their flamboyant style impresses him.
Back in 2009 the outspoken star called the 'Tahs "boring" - but following the recruitment of Israel Folau, he reckons they have changed their style.
"In their past they've been a very conservative side and now they're looking to open up a little bit more and show a more flamboyant style, and it's suiting the players that they have recruited," he told AAP.
"Their pack is a great pack and now having good backs out wide bringing that balance is working for them.
"If a team only has a good forward pack it is very limited as to what it can do.
"Rather than concentrate on their forward pack you (as an opponent) have to start looking at their backs now as well."
Rugby league convert Folau is set to play a major role in the new brand being played by the Waratahs, with fellow new signing, flank Michael Hooper, also a marquee signing for 2013.
Cooper believes the 'Tahs' recruitment and squad this season will create a classic clash.
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The 85th Annual Champlain Valley Fair & Exposition is underway and continues through September 3 in Essex Junction, a suburb of Burlington in northern VT. "This is Vermont's largest fair and biggest annual event, with an outstanding variety of free entertainment, agricultural and educational exhibits and competitions, Vermont's largest fair craft show, a 35-ride midway, 200+ commercial exhibits, major grandstand shows, antique tractor pulls, ox and horse pulling . . ." On site camping available.
The Vermont State Fair will be held in the central VT town of Rutland August 31 through September 9. "Midway rides, food booths, demo derby, farm museum, carnival, ethnic foods, maple sugar house, commercial exhibits, agricultural exhibits, antique tractor pulls, kiddie rides, crafts, live entertainment, ox and horse pulling, and music."
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ETSU Sweeps SoCon Track and Field Athletes of the Week
Tuesday, April 20, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 20, 2004) - East Tennessee State's James Rainer and Kristin Truman were named the Men's and Women's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for their performances the week of April 12-18. Rainer, a sophomore from Alcoa, TN, recorded an NCAA Regional qualifying time in the 100 meter dash at the Vanderbilt Invitational in Nashville, TN. His mark of 10.48 is the second fastest time in the Southern Conference this outdoor season. Rainer's efforts helped the Bucs to finish fifth in the meet. The sophomore is coming off of an impressive indoor track season during which he excelled in the 60 meter dash. A senior from Johnson City, TN, Truman recorded a 12.26 meter mark in the triple jump at the Vanderbilt Invitational. Truman's jump placed her third overall at the meet and qualified her for the NCAA Regionals. The biology major helped the women's squad from ETSU to finish sixth at the meet in Nashville. Truman also had an impressive indoor track campaign, including a second-place overall finish in the pentathlon at the SoCon Indoor Championships.
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December 10, 2000. It has not been a stellar season for
the Dallas Cowboys, but with the arch-rival Washington Redskins in town
and Troy Aikman back in the saddle, optimism is once again rekindled at
Texas Stadium. It's a glorious December afternoon, with the North end zone
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Although it does not plan on eliminating any positions, a proposal by the City of Fairfax to cut some minimum staffing requirements for its firefighters has met resistance by both the city's fire chief and the president of a local firefighter's union.
"We recommend a reduction of the minimum staffing level policy of the fire department with regard to the city's truck (ladder) company," City Manager Robert L. Sisson wrote in his recommended fiscal 2013 Budget Transmittal Message. "This would reduce daily minimum staffing on the truck company from four personnel to three personnel."
In a presentation before the council last month, Fairfax City Fire Chief Dave Rohr voiced his concerns with the staffing reduction proposal.
"The reduction of staffing on the truck company from four to three is of great concern," he said. "The council decided five years ago to support minimum staffing levels of four personnel on all suppression apparatus. The reasons for supporting that have not changed from then until now. I thoroughly understand the fiscal situation that you are in, it is a difficult situation for all of us but the decision in my eyes can not be made for fiscal reasons. It is a life safety issue, for the citizens and the firefighters alike."
In his budget message, Sisson outlines the reduced staffing proposal as one of many intended to help mitigate a $9 million general fund deficit, the majority of which has come about as a result of additional funding needs for an increasing grade school population.
"The school board is seeking $6.3 million in funding over FY12 levels," he wrote. "This change to the [fire department] minimum staffing policy will allow overtime expenses to be reduced by approximately $212,000."
The issue is that education will be funded with public safety funds, and potentially human lives, says Craig Evans, president of the City of Fairfax Local 2702 fireman's union.
The first five minutes a fire search and rescue crew is on the scene is critical, Evans says.
"With two teams of two, one team will go inside to search, because you never go into a fire alone. The other team meanwhile can open windows, cut holes in the roof and deal with ladders and lighting. With only three people, you are leaving one person outside with a whole lot of work to do."
According to a 2010 study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, four-person fire and rescue teams are generally 25 percent more effective than three-person teams.
But Sisson says the Fairfax County Fire Department only has three people on its trucks, and that his proposal would simply align Fairfax City's fire staffing requirement with that of the county.
"Yes, it is true that we have three people on a truck," said Fairfax County Fire and Rescue spokesman Dan Schmidt. "But if we could afford it, we would rather have four on a truck. According to the International Association of Fire Fighters, having four is significantly better and safer in terms of firefighter safety, resident safety and property safety."
In 2007, Fairfax City obtained a five-year federal grant allowing them to increase their staffing levels, but that money is now gone, leaving the department with an optimal staffing standard they can no longer afford on their own.
"I can tell you from personal experience that for over 10 years Fairfax County has tried to secure the staffing levels that we have obtained here," said Rohr on March 14. "They currently have a grant request in for 15 additional personnel to staff five of their ladder tucks at the level that we now want to give up."
Sisson says the fiscal 2013 budget is still in flux and that anything could happen before it is adopted on May 2.
"The $9 million general fund deficit only exists if we don't raise revenues," he said on Thursday. "Since I brought that figure up we have recommended some real estate tax increases, but they have not yet been approved so we are still in the process of balancing this budget. No one loses a job with my fire department staffing reduction proposal. It simply means that you can have an extra person fill in for any position that may be out sick, or in training, etc. — that would otherwise go towards overtime. It is what it is. I wouldn't have recommended this at all if we weren't in these particularly tight times."


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Slee, Richard (1995) Toby with Rucksack. [Art/Design Item]
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|Slee, Richard
Part of the Toby Jug series produced by Richard Slee based on 18th century pub ornament.
|Additional Information (Publicly available):
Artist Profile
Slee started teaching at Camberwell College of Art in 1990, and was awarded professorship in 1992.
He completed a major commission for Sculpture at Goodwood in 2000, and in the following year was awarded The Jerwood Applied Arts Prize for his contribution to contemporary Ceramics. In 2002, he curated the exhibition 'Sleepers' at The Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro, as part of the Ceramica International Festival. He has recently received an Arts Council Individual Artist Award to further his practice (2006).
Artist's Statement
|Keywords/subjects not otherwise listed:
|toby jug, rucksack, play, subversion, colour, form
|Your affiliations with UAL:
|Colleges > Camberwell College of Arts
Colleges > Camberwell College of Arts
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|Slee, Richard
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|http://www.richardslee.com, http://www.bmgallery.co.uk/slee/slee.htm, http://www.sculpture.org.uk/biography/RichardSlee, http://www.photostore.org.uk/seCVPG.aspx?MID=680&TYPE=MAKER&CAT=MAKER
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|Toby Jug Series
|hand-built glazed earthenware
|Measurements or Duration of item:
|40cm high
|Date Deposited:
|05 Mar 2009 16:50
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|Chung L. Chang
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|Referenced by (4), Classifications (11), Legal Events (2)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 10/965,436, filed Oct. 14, 2004, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 10/120,552, filed on Apr. 9, 2002, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/717,928, filed on Nov. 21, 2000, which claims priority to provisional Application No. 60/248,981, filed on Nov. 14, 2000. The entirety of each of these applications is hereby incorporated by reference herein.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to devices for mounting video displays on the inside surface of an automobile roof. More specifically, the device provides a vehicle mounted video display that incorporates a wide range of entertainment options, is convenient to use and poses little risk of harm to passengers.
2. Description of the Related Art & Summary of the Invention
Overhead consoles for vans and other large vehicles are well known. One type of overhead console contains a video display screen and other components to keep passengers entertained on long journeys. These consoles are generally mounted near the center of the transverse axis of the vehicle with the display screen facing the rear. However, current overhead consoles for video display screens include features that make them either unsafe or inconvenient to use, or both.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,125,030 to Mola discloses a vehicle overhead console with flip down navigation unit. The vehicle overhead console assembly includes a console body with a door pivotally attached to the console body. The door is pivotally movable between open and closed positions. A navigation display unit is connected to the door such that the navigation display unit is exposed for viewing by a vehicle occupant when the door is in the open position, and hidden from view when the door is in the closed position. A groove in a substantially U-shaped flexible latch member engages an edge portion of the console body for securing the door in the latched position. The pins on which the door pivots engage a plurality of detents to hold the door in the desired open position.
The principal drawback of the '030 device is the hazard that it poses to passengers. The device swings forward, from a stored position, to a viewing position where the display screen is substantially perpendicular to the roof of the vehicle. Due to the design of the pivots and the obstruction posed by the console body, the screen cannot swing forward any farther than this position. Thus, it poses a significant obstacle for passengers moving within the vehicle. A passenger who is thrown forward during a collision could be seriously injured by striking the screen.
Another drawback of the '030 design is the limited range of viewing positions available for the display screen. The screen may only rotate about one axis, as described. The screen may not be rotated to the left or right to accommodate viewers who are not seated directly in front of the screen. This drawback is especially acute if the display screen is an LED, which can only be seen from a narrow range of angles in front of the screen.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,775,762 to Vitito discloses an overhead console having a flip-down monitor. The console includes an elongated console housing having a leading end and a trailing end, a monitor mounted in the leading end of the console housing, and a compartment for storing a source of video signals.
The '762 design flips downward from a storage position, in which the screen faces the floor of the vehicle, to a viewing position in which the screen faces the back of the vehicle. Like the '030 design, the display may not be rotated farther than this position in which the display is perpendicular to the roof of the vehicle. Thus, the display of the '762 design poses a hazard to passengers moving toward the rear of the vehicle. Neither may the screen be rotated to the left or right, limiting the range of viewing positions for passengers. Furthermore, the display screen, which is typically glass, is always exposed to the interior of the vehicle. Thus, inadvertent contact with the screen is potentially hazardous to passengers even when the display is in a storage position.
The invention provides a vehicle roof mounted video display. The display is rotatable 180° about a first axis, between a stored position within a housing and a second position in which the display lies flat against the vehicle roof. The display is also rotatable at least 60°, and preferably 90°, about a second axis that intersects and is substantially perpendicular to the first axis. Each axis includes self-tensioning hinges to hold the display in any position.
The display self aligns as it reaches either of the first and second positions. Force acting on the edge of the display as it approaches the roof or the housing causes the display to rotate about the second axis until the display is substantially parallel to the roof. The rotational capability of the display, 180° in one direction and between 60° and 90° in another, allows the display to be easily displaced when contacted by a passenger or other object. Thus, the display does not pose a significant hazard to a passenger who inadvertently bumps into it, either casually or during a vehicle collision.
When the display is in the storage position, the display screen desirably faces, and is safely enclosed by, the housing. The display screen is protected from damage in this position, and passengers are protected from broken pieces of the display screen as might result from a vehicle collision.
The invention also includes a number of built-in features to provide passengers with a wide range of entertainment options. The features include: A television antenna and tuner, A/V input jacks, video-game input jacks, audio-out cables, an FM transmitter cable, and wireless headphone transmitters.
The invention provides a vehicle roof mount 20 for a video display 22, as illustrated in
The vehicle roof mount 20 of the present invention comprises a housing 24 adapted to be secured to the interior of a vehicle roof 26, and a video display 22 hingedly attached to the housing 24.
The invention has a wide range of capabilities to ensure that passengers are entertained on even the longest of journeys. The internal components that enable each of these capabilities are illustrated in
Advantageously, the unit 20 is entirely self-contained and is rather easily installed. Thus it is well adapted to be installed in existing vehicles as a retrofit.
The housing 24 is preferably mounted on the vehicle roof 26 in an orientation such that the portion 44 of the housing 24 to which the display 22 is attached faces the vehicle's forward direction of travel. In this orientation, the display 22 is movable from a storage position, in which it resides inside a recess 46 in the housing 24, to a viewing position, in which the display 22 screen faces the rear of the vehicle.
In the storage position, seen in
Furthermore, with the display 22 disposed within the recess 46 of the housing 24, the unit 20 acquires a streamlined profile. Advantageously, the height of the unit 20 in this position is less than three inches. Thus it does not act as an obstruction to passengers who are moving about within the vehicle. This characteristic of the unit 20 is of course advantageous from the standpoint of crash safety, but the advantage of the low profile isn't limited to crashes and other emergency situations. This unit 20 is typically installed in vans and other large vehicles where passengers tend to climb over seats and generally move around more freely than they would in smaller vehicles. The unit's streamlined profile provides greater safety to these passengers as well by reducing the risk of inadvertent bumps against the unit 20.
As alluded to, the display 22 is connected to the housing 24 by hinges, which are illustrated in detail in
Both hinges 52, 56 are self-tensioning. The first hinge 52 is essentially a cylindrical axle as shown in
The intersecting first and second axes 54, 58, and the self-tensioning character of the hinges 52, 56, provide the invention with two very important features. First, they enable the display 22 to be positioned at a wide variety of viewing angles. The display 22 may be rotated 180° about the first axis 54, from its storage position within the housing 24 to a point where it lies flat against the roof 26 in front of the housing 24, as
The second important consequence of the two intersecting axes 54, 58 is passenger safety. Whether a passenger is simply adjusting his position within the vehicle, or flying through the air as a result of a severe collision, any contact he makes with the display 22 will simply push the display 22 harmlessly out of the way. Whether the contact is made from the front or the back of the display 22, the display 22 has the ability to swing toward the roof 26, or toward the housing 24, until it lies flat against the one or the other and poses no obstruction to passengers.
Even if the display 22 is twisted to the left or right when the impact happens, it will still be pushed flat against the roof 26 or housing 24. As the display 22 nears the roof 26 or housing 24, the force of the roof 26 or housing 24 upon one edge of the display 22 will cause the display 22 to rotate about the second axis 58 until it aligns with the roof 26 or housing 24. And if a passenger contacts the display 22 from the left or right side, the rotation of the display 22 about the second axis 58 will deflect the blow, resulting in little or no harm to the passenger.
The above presents a description of the best mode contemplated for carrying out the present invention, and of the manner and process of making and using it, in such full, clear, concise, and exact terms as to enable any person skilled in the art to which it pertains to make and use this invention. This invention is, however, susceptible to modifications and alternate constructions from that discussed above which are fully equivalent. Consequently, it is not the intention to limit this invention to the particular embodiments disclosed. On the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications and alternate constructions coming within the spirit and scope of the invention as generally expressed by the following claims, which particularly point out and distinctly claim the subject matter of the invention.
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|Apr 15, 2008
|Jul 20, 2010
|Chung Lung Chang
|Headrest-mounted entertainment systems
|Apr 15, 2008
|Jul 27, 2010
|Chung Lung Chang
|Headrest-mounted entertainment systems
|Jun 26, 2006
|Oct 12, 2010
|Chung Lung Chang
|Headrest mounted entertainment system
|May 20, 2008
|Feb 22, 2011
|Chang Chung L
|Flat thin screen TV/monitor automotive roof mount
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Feb 25, 2014
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|Oct 21, 2014
Effective date: 20140930
Owner name: JOHNSON SAFETY, INC, CALIFORNIA
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Circle Dock won't display when I click my middle mouse button since I've installed v.220.127.116.11 (I never have this problem with v.0.9), .
At the beginning when Circle Dock was start the middle button work perfectly. BUT it will stop working 5-10 min later. It will work again for 5-10 min if I quit the program and re-run it.
For now I use Show Dock when I move my mouse to screen left edge instead.
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