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RE: [pop-pop-steamboats] Re: new instructional video for pop pop engines
Thank you all for your words of encouragement (re: the pop pop instructional video. I love this group--even though I detect some smoldering pyromania under all that—ostensibly--scientific inquiry into trick candles!!! Sounds like an excuse to go burn magnesium!
Some of us in the group know a professor in South Africa named Jeff Bindon. Jeff just sent out a short video of his latest work that truly is as much art as it is science!
Jeff created a transparent design engine and wrote an intriguing article in which he shows, among other things, that the engines that last a long time are able to burp bubbles of gas that have come out of solution from the water. http://www.sciencetoymaker.org/boat/images/bindon9_04.PDF
And thank you Vance, who truly put pop pops on the internet. The pop pop pages is still such a great site!
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Vance
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Slater, that is fantastic work!
best regards,
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Some things to improve upon
Marks Hotel is a newly renovated property, due for completion late August. When I stayed the week before completion, the restaurant was closed, and the breakfast limited to a juice, danish, sugary muesli bar & apple delivered to your door in the morning. Although the rates were "reduced" to reflect this (they were still not cheap), I think they will have to work a bit harder once finished if they lift the rates. For instance while the bed was comfortable, and the duvet feather, they were unable to supply a feather pillow. The throw rug was Designers' Guild and the wall paper and cushions bold and attractive so money has been spent on the interior. However toiletries are restricted to a supermarket brand in a dispenser by the shower & sink, there are no good quality individual bottles. There is no mini-bar or fridge in the room, though a kettle, hairdryer & iron are supplied.
The day & early evening staff were extremely helpful & friendly. However I wasn't sure the night staff were as good. On my last night we had an evacuation due to a guest breaking 3 of the fire alarms after midnight. The alarms went intermittently until after 1am while being fixed which was annoying as I wouldn't have returned to my room (up 8 flights) had I known the alarm would continue on. The night staff may not have had adequate training in these situations. I was a bit concerned that the night staff didn't come knocking on doors of the rooms (I was a bit slow in getting up) as even in a false alarm I would like to think the hotel staff were looking out for my safety. I also thought that a wee note acknowledging the disruption in the breakfast bag would have been a nice gesture.
Not bad but could be better
Stayed here for one night in June, clean hotel, Beds are very very comfy. Rooms in hotel look like they have been designed by laurence Lowellyn Bowen - a little much for some people. Must agree with coments about room service for a city hotel I'm amased their is no room service for when you get back from a night on the town. Restaurant was also closed for refurbisment which I wasn't advised when booking. I travel on business and dont want to go walking the street for dinner. Overall a resonable hotel, stayed in better, stayed in worse. Nothing exciting really.
Ich habe ein Wochenende mit Einkaufen und Ausgehen in Glasgow verbracht.
Wir hatten ein Doppel- und ein Einzelbett, sowie ein ausziehbares Sofa auf unserem Zimmer und da wir nur zu dritt waren, gab es noch gen�gend Platz. Das Zimmer w�rde sich sehr f�r eine kleine Familie eignen und hat nur 120 Euro pro Nacht gekostet.
Das Hotel hat eine tolle Lage, nur 10 Minuten vom Hauptbahnhof gelegen, man konnte zu Fu� zu den Gesch�ften laufen und ca. 5 Minuten entfernt gab es ein richtig sch�nes Kino.
Die Angestellten waren sehr nett zu uns.
Les chambres neuves sont très agréables
J'ai s�journ� dans cet h�tel les 18 et 19 mai. J'�tais d�j� venu quand c'�tait encore l'h�tel Bewleys. Les chambres r�nov�es valent vraiment la visite : tr�s modernes, spacieuses et id�alement situ�es.
Le personnel est tr�s agr�able et aimable, d'autant que certaines parties de l'h�tel sont en pleines r�novations similaires.
J'ai h�te de revenir quand l'h�tel sera termin�, il vaut vraiment la visite.
Girls Weekend
Stayed here for a weekend shopping and going out in Glasgow.
We had double, single and sofa bed in our room, and with 3 of us there was still plenty of room. This room would be really good for someone with a small family and it was only �89 per night.
The hotel is in a great location, only 10 mins from the train station, walking distance from the shops, and 5 mins from a nice cinema.
The staff were also really nice to us.
New Bedrooms are great
Stayed in this Hotel 18th and 19th May. Previously stayed here when it was Bewleys Hotel. The newly refurbished bedrooms are definately worth a vist. Very Modern, spacious and in an ideal location. Staff are great and very pleasant even particularly whilst other areas of the Hotel are being upgraded to a similar style. Can,t wait to return when the Hotel is finished, will definately be worth a visit
Garish hotel with bed bugs
My boyfriend and I stayed in this hotel as we had a night out in Glasgow. The front of the hotel looks amazing but inside is horrible. The wallpaper in the hall ways has bedroom was very over powering. We were in room 302 and the heat was unbeleivable even with the windows open. Our room had a double and a single in it and very cramped. The bathroom was however very clean and modern.
There is room service at the hotel but it ends at 9.30 so no midnight snacks available!!
When we got back to the hotel after our night out we asked the porter for a bottle of mineral water but he said we would need to go to the 24 hour shop for it!
When we returned home both our legs were covered in itchy bites.
Also to make things worse my credit card has been charged 3 times for the cost of the room.
I have called the hotel regarding the problems but I have been told someone will call me back.
I was really disappointed with the hotel. It cost �89 without breakfast but to be honest I would reccomend the travel inn has the bed's a much comfier and the overall service and conditions are much better and also cheaper!!
Muy agradable
Mi novio y yo hace poco tiempo que pasamos una noche en el hotel Bewley de Glasgow. Cuando llegamos el personal se mostr� muy agradable y servicial. No fuimos ni al bar ni al restaurante pero las partes del hotel que s� vimos ten�an un aspecto limpio y ordenado. Nuestra habitaci�n era muy bonita y era bastante espaciosa. La �nica desventaja que se me ocurre eran las vistas puesto que en nuestro caso la habitaci�n daba a un callej�n trasero, pero no nos import�. En general, disfrut� de mi estancia de una noche en el Bewleys y se lo recomendar�a a otras personas que vayan a viajar a Glasgow. Est� junto a la principal zona comercial y adem�s su precio es uno de los m�s baratos que encontramos.
Very pleasant
My boyfriend and I recently stayed at Bewley's hotel in Glasgow on an over-night. On arrival the staff were very pleasant and helpful. We didn't go into the bar or restaurant but the parts of the hotel we did see, seemed clean and tidy. Our room was very nice and it was quite spacious. The only disadvantage I can think of was the view, we looked onto a back alley, however that didn't bother us. Overall I enjoyed my over-night at Bewleys and I would recommend it to other people who are travelling to Glasgow. It's just off the main shopping area and was actually one of the cheapest hotels we priced!!
Top marks for Bewleys
Just returned from a stay at Bewleys, Glasgow for a friends 30th birthday. We were 7 girls all looking for a night out on the town. My friend booked direct with the hotel and asked for a high floor. This we got as soon as we checked in. We needed extra pillows and rang reception , in less than 5 minutes we had extra pillows. We then realised that we only had 2 sets of towels and there were 3 of us in the room. We rang reception and again within 5 minutes the towels had arrived.
The room was immaculately clean with a double and proper single bed rather than a camp bed. The floor to ceiling windows had a lovely view over the city of Glasgow even though it was rather miserable weather. The heating could be set hot or cold as you wanted it which was nice as we like it cold whilst asleep. The shower was a real power shower and nearly knocked you into next week with the force of the water. Fab. The bathroom was very clean and loads of space around the sink for toiletries and make up.
We didn't have much contact with the staff although i felt sorry for them working in the draughty reception.The inner door was key entry only which was a good idea but kept them in the outer area next to the outer doors.
The hotel is quite central for good pubs and restaurants. There was a great cocktail bar not far away next to Lloyds bar. Both were great. The Savoy club could have been great but the music was terrible, no Abba or Kylie to be had.
After a really good nights sleep on lovely firm mattress we went to Lloyd bar for 11am and had a full breakfast with a mug of tea for �2.60. Fab value. We paid �20 for the train from Newcastle and �23 for the room each as there was 3 of us. Why stay at home when you can get out and about around the country for next to nothing if you look hard enough.
Would definitley stay again although i think the hotel is changing its name and is no longer going to be a Bewleys
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Feb. 5, 1946. 1 L CUBE- rE 2,394,292
VENDING MACHINE FOR NEWSPAPERS AND THE LIKE Filed Apri 13, 1942 ssheets-sheet 1 @56m Jmeef wmxw Feb- 5 1946- J. J. CUBE-rE VENDING MACHINE FOR EWSPAPERS AND THE LIKE 5 sheets-sheet 2 `F'I'Lled April 13, 1942 r3 SheetseShee'fI 3 J. J. CUBETE Fiied April 13,. 1942 YEDING MACHINE FOR NEWSPAPERS AND THE LIKE Feb. 5, 1946.
Patented Feb. 5, 1946 VENDING MACHINE FOR NEWSPAPERS AND THE LIKE Joseph John cubete, Charleston, s. o.
Application April 13, 1942, serial No. 438,830
(C1. iai- 75) l Claim.
This invention relates to vending machines and more particularly to machines for vending newspapers and magazines and it consists in the constructions, arrangements and combinations herein described and claimed.
It is a particular object of the invention to provide a machine in which a plurality of superposed Avide a novel construction of coin holder adapted to accommodate coins of different denominations and including means whereby the coins may be returned to the depositor in the event that the coins are inadvertently deposited.
It is also an object of the invention to provide a changeable coin selector permitting adjustment thereof to accommodate coins of different denominations.
Additional objects, advantages and features of invention will be apparent from the following de- 3 scription considered in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein,
Figure 1 is a top plan View of a machine constructed in accordance with my invention,
Figure 2 is a side elevation thereof at the delivery side,
Figure 3 is a side elevation at right angles to Figure 2,
Figure 4 is an enlarged vertical section through the machine,
Figure 5 is a horizontal section on the line 5-5 of Figure 4,
Figure 6 is a fragmentary vertical section illustrating the arrangement of the coin chutes,
Figure 7 is a horizontal section on the line 1-1 of Figure 2,
Figure 8 is an enlarged fragmentary portion of one of the drums illustrating coin holders as embodied thereon,
Figure 9 is a front elevation thereof,
Figurev 10 illustrates a construction of coin chute employed,
Figure 11 is a fragmentary top plan view illustrating one of ythe coin selectors,
Figure 12 is a perspective view of one of the coin selector plates,
Figure 13 is a sectional view through one of the n coin holders, illustrating the coin return mechanism,
Figures 14 to 16 are sectional views through coin holders employed in the device,
Figure 17 is a cross section on the line I1-I1 of Figure 13.
Figure 18 is an enlarged sectional detail of one of the operating levers. l
In carrying out the invention I provide a housing I0 of any suitable size and shape, this depending upon the articles to be dispensed. The housing includes in the present instance, ve transverse partition walls II, I2, I3, I4 and I5, the walls being suitably connected with the side walls of the housing, as indicated at Ili. The lowermost wall I5 has mounted thereon an upright spindle I1, having spaced graduated diameters for support of drums I8 presently to be described.
Each of the walls II to I4 is provided with an oiset horizontal extension I9 apertured as at 20 and having a vertical wall 2 I, curved outwardly slightly, for guidance 0f coins as will be understood. The walls 2I are formed with an opening 22 normally closed by means of a releasable door 23, which in its open position will discharge coins by way of the apertures 20 into a return chute 24 0 when manually released, which is necessary to return coins in the event that the depositar should inadvertently deposit money in the chutes.
In the present instance, the door 23 may be actuated by a plunger 25 extended through a wall of the housing I0, and as shown, the plunger is threadedly engaged with a boss formed on the door 23. A helical spring 26 is positioned on the plunger interposed between a pin 21 and the wall of the housing and urging the door into closed position. It will be apparent that outward pull on the plunger will draw the door from the opening 22 s0 that the coins may drop into the chute 24. Upon release of the plunger, the spring 26 will return the door to its operative position. In order that the plunger may be suitably supported and guided, a sleeve 28 is provided, longitudinally slotted to permit entrance of the pin 21.
The drums I8 are of identical construction, with exception of the hub portions 28 and these differ only in the diameter of the hub portions which are complemental to respective diameters of the spindle I1.
One of the plates II-I4, as the case may be, is positioned beneath each drum I8, each-plate having an opening 29 (see Figures and '1) of of its contents.`
As clearly shown in Figures 4 and 5, the drums are divided by partitions 3| radiating outwardly from respective hub portions .28, thusformingll compartments 28 and at the extremity of -each partition there is secured a coin. receptacle .32,l now to be described, attention being invited, particularly to Figures 5, 8, 9, 14 and `15.
The receptacles 32 are identical in construe.- tion, and a description of one will suiice for a clear understanding of. the .construction .and-,operation. As shown, the receptacle comprisesa body..havingfo.ur .verticalY slots-. 33,; 34,.. 35 -and 36 opening. .through the, upper. .end of .the body, they slots 33, 34 and 35 opening through the bottomoi the body, .while the. slot36. is slightly lessthan one-third the length.. of. the `irstnamedslots. Ech. 'of the., slots.. 33 toss.. is.provided with an abutment 31 positioned at different heigl'it.withinA respective slots, this being determined bythe denomination cf coins to be accommodated. withinthe slots Forin'stance, we willassume that lslot Siiwillfaccommodate three cents, inlsuperpos'ed edgewise. relation, which obviously 'wi11place' the abutmentadjacent the 4lowerend offthe slot. Thlsldt 34 willaccommodate three-.Difkels (see1 Figure I3) `which will-requirethgtthe abutment Sb'e'placed still nearer thellower end of,` the slot. The s101535l lisintended for a single "nichel and th`e"abutmen't 31 is consequently positioned at a substantially higher point "of the slot, and this is l'tu Of' 11164510@ 35. .Weighr will. aetgmgwdate ali'ihel '11i additi01ithgabutg-gt are verii 1r Sadshat. a. .com will. ,be ret 1.'. Sa' llo intersect a' #renverse Slot. 'Stimme tkf Ytia1f .We1 112fl-. The. Siete 33. .1.19.35 thgllterwall or the hodaasmay seeniar'iee urfS, at the left ef. theleuraand' @alweeratliv. .for reteeti911-f-fhe. coirgirhenzthadem Oligdlim'harel been rgtatedlte brneitharecee: tables 'int registry withr the ,w a:1l 2l.
F0111@ :chiites Salbei.. aad .42.. .e1-remanded, opegeapfathe g-of the housing.- w Seg rig-f ureszl 3,.4,and v6l,- and .leading to. acormnoii positiorirertialfy Qffthahousinasg asf Ladis.: Charge @indicia wie. @Gammes-.32.. @t resgective dans'. 18.1.
It may fbenecessary at, -tiiziegto vary .thegcleat n oiniirationy of .coins depositedand in .order to c; emiafdatetheralzying .sizes-0f. @ma .I provide a selector, ,43,.shown iriFigures.. 10,.,11,ar1 1d.` l2,...A A: selector Lisgmployed.irrconjunctiontfwitli ,each @einnehmen@esigente pretendaat; .the meer; grid ith-gebetet immediately beneath @the toa Wa11.0f..-He1wuiga asshewc in Figure 10ft. Trier See'for. @este .Of spaced para 44. .Slideblasum portingssletrplatee! medewer-llanos `@im slated@ 9f.-d1erins.1egths rrarisedinr g.. Site'paralld.. staggered;relationale@ the len. Ofih- Dli. The: Ssftfle :.eWQZlgll@ @55154; and the top wall of the housing is suchgasto, fritinallnyet slide-bly hold the.. plates 14.5 .an adjusted` position. The coinf slots-arersoarranged that- Gwynne. slotgwill; clear.: the support. bars@ 44;
when the plate is adjusted longitudinally with respect to the coin chute.
In order that the drums I 8 may be rotated manually, exteriorly of the housing, an operating rod 41 is employed for each drum, attention being directed particularly to Figures 4, 5, 8 and 18 for the construction thereof. The rods 41 extend inwardly of the housing, at right angles to theverticalaitis of the spindle l1, positioned outwardly-of the periphery of 1 the. drums I8. Each rod 41'consists of a pair of sections detachably and adjustably connected by a sleeve member 48. One end of the rod is threadedly engaged in the'` s1eeve while the other section of the rod is Eprovided with a plurality of longitudinally spaced, notches 49 for accommodation 0f a set screw 50 *carried by the sleeve 48. By this constructionnthelength of the rod may be readily adjusted, as may be found necessary. The rods 41each include an operating knob 5| exteriorly ofthehousing, and la ,right angularly extended hO-Ols. member 523. ThehQQk member'lis ex.. tendedtowardthe, drums and through arespcc.- tiveslot 33.05 the wall 2 I, and coin. receptacle, so as to project a substantial distance into.. a respec. tivecoinreceptacle. The hooks 5?..willA rest. upon thelowex edgepftheslots .Sato a degree, Abut the,v mein.. Suppgrt .forthe rods. will be.. supplied. by ,a housing. ,fi-f lsecured .to a Waller the maiahousing IQ... ln 'rder that. the rods. 41 will bemaintained in nermal position, .a helcalgspring. 54 .is poste. @iedreen .eadrwdwithin the. musing. 53 haring bearingY engagement between a collar 55 `arid werden .0f the .musing 53.-
Freni. the. description .thusfa1f,eiyer.1.. it .will be. apparentthat-ifwns are, deposited matigen. 00m. Chute 33-1-425.: the.. 00in. .01'. .Coins willi nass.. down and come to rest within the proper slots 33, 34, 35 or 36fof one oi the coindrece'ptacles 32,'fas the case, mayV be, and suchjcoinoronepf,
the coins willi-lie directly'iin the path ofmtheA hook member 52': Now, if; therod is puiledupon, the associated drum willrbe ,caused to-rotate `until one of its compartments, defined by theparti' l tion Walls 3i cornes intol registrywith-the opening-25-,1allowingthe paperV or magazine to drop tothe opening- 3Qk where Vit maybe obtained by; the purchaser.- When the drumsA l8\ are so rotated,I the coin receptacles 32 will have moved a distance so as -to-rclearmthedoors 23, allowingnthe coinor coins-thereintodrop-through--the open side; of the receptacles into a discharge chute -4I-*,'the chute conducting thel coin or coins to a collecf tion receptacle. 42a. y
Obviously, .itis necessary `to havesomgv meansfor-.regulating thedegree-ofrotation of the drums, since it is essential that the coin receptacles-32I comeltorestin-absolute registry with the coin chutes. In the present instance, each ofqthe drums I8 isprovided withv an annular brakeY drumV 56 (see Figure 5) about which therevis a con-f tracti-lebrake Aband 51. TheA brake bands `57 are of the split type, having opposedears-58` provided.. .with .threaded .apertures receiving a A threaded. shaftfr Bvi adjusting the sha-ft-59the degree of braking action `.may bevaried in=a manner to obtain registry between the coin-.receptaclesA and thecoin chutes.
JS/Thil@v I have .shown and `specifically Vdescribed, the invention, this is by Way of illustrationonlyf and I consider asmy. own,` all such modications in: structurev as. fairlyfall Within: the scope oithe appended claim.
I7 claim:
`In a vending machine, a .-housing-,.. a
revolubly mounted within the housing, said drum having a plurality of compartments and an open bottom, a iixed plate beneath the drum having a discharge opening, a discharge opening formed in the housing in communication with the discharge opening of the fixed plate, a coin chute for the drum, said coin chute including a coin registry with the selected slot in the plate of the coin selector means for receiving coin from the latter, said xed plate having an upstanding wall for closing the'open side of the coin receptacles when said coin receptacles vare moved successively into coin receiving position beneath the coin chute, the wall including a manually releasable door, a coin return chute disposed beneath the door, the upstanding Wall of the fixed plate having a slot arranged to intersect the coin slots of the coin receptacles, an operating rod for the drum positioned exteriorly of the housing and having a hook member positioned to traverse the slot of the upstanding wall, whereby to engage a coin deposited in a selected slot of a coin receptacle for rotating the drum.
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OWN Announces Fall Primetime Schedule
"Our America With Lisa Ling" returns for its second season on Sunday, Oct. 16.
OWN has announced its primetime schedule for its new series premiering in October.
Anchored by Rosie O'Donnell's talk show The Rosie Show and Oprah's Lifeclass (previously OWN Your Life), previously announced as debuting Oct. 10, the cable network is bolstering its weekend programming with the premieres of returning favorites Ask Oprah's All Stars and Our America With Lisa Ling set for Sunday, Oct. 16.
New weekend series premiering in mid-October include Don't Tell the Bride, Welcome to Sweetie Pie's and Visionaries: Inside the Creative Mind.
"With Rosie and Oprah holding down our weeknights, we have a great opportunity to seamlessly reach our core audience on weekends with these strong original and returning series," said Erik Logan, president of OWN.
"We've already created a destination for our audience on Sunday nights and look forward to building on the momentum Monday through Friday, and expanding OWN's success to Saturdays," added Sheri Salata, president of OWN.
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Bulls general manager downplays friction with Thibodeau
After not retaining Ron Adams, Tom Thibodeau's top assistant in Chicago, it was pretty widely believed there was some tension brewing between Thibodeau and Bulls general manager Gar Forman.
But according to Forman, everything is good, y'all.
"The decision was made by me because I felt it was the best decision for the Bulls going forward," Forman said, via the Associated Press.
Adams, who is widely regarded as one of the best assistants and defensive coaches in the league, had been with the Bulls since 2010 after a brief stint with the Thunder. Before that, he spent five seasons in Chicago (2003-04 through '07-08). But with Adams' contract up, Forman decided not to keep Thibodeau's right-hand man.
Head coaches typically assemble their staff. In this case, the Bulls' GM made the case, which is unusual. And led to the assumption that something was potentially amiss.
"Here's what I don't want to get into," Forman said. "We make tens if not hundreds of decisions every year. I don't think we want to evaluate every decision, who's on board. We communicate about every decision, and at the end of the day, I've got to make the decisions I feel are best for this organization moving forward. We'll unite, and we'll move forward. Tom makes the decisions on the floor. He's our head coach. I think he's as good a coach as there is in the NBA. He does a great job."
Thibodeau signed a four-year extension with the Bulls last fall. It wasn't said to be a contentious negotiation, but it certainly didn't go smoothly.
"Do I agree with absolutely every decision he makes?" Forman continued. "We'll communicate: probably not. But at the end of the day, I'm going to support the decisions he makes and I think he's going to support decisions that I make. As long as once they're made, we unite and move forward because the goal is to continue to get this team better and to compete for a championship."
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The judge was considering a defense motion alleging that FBI agents misrepresented Graham's police interview to make it sound as if she pushed Cody Johnson, 25, after they scuffled instead of during the scuffle.


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