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THEATER; Will a New Broom At Humana Sweep The Old Era Away?
Published: March 11, 2001
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''Many was the year when I would come back home and declare the festival to be all through,'' said Laurence DeVine, a retired theater critic for The Detroit Free Press who attended the festival for more than 20 years. ''There were plays about Korean airlines and frog farms. One play opened with a woman behind the counter of a chicken store who was backed by a whole wall of chickens in crates. In the early years, there were some almighty flops.''
Donald Margulies, whose Pulitzer Prize-winning ''Dinner With Friends'' was first produced at the Humana Festival in 1998, said: ''It's always been a mixed bag. But it's sufficiently plentiful that you do find yourself looking forward to the next course.''
Although most playwrights are reluctant to criticize the festival on the record, there have been whispered suggestions that it favors a small group of writers, most of whom work on commission. Indeed, the 2001 lineup of full-length productions includes only one writer, Melanie Marnich of Minneapolis, whose work is appearing here for the first time.
Some playwrights who have experienced mixed critical fortunes in New York have been generously sponsored by Humana for a number of years. After the current festival, Mr. Dresser will have had five premieres at Humana; Lee Blessing and William Mastrosimone have shown up four times each; and Jane Martin, the most frequently produced author, has had 10 plays open in Louisville.
Black writers have never been a large presence at Humana. Aside from 10-minute works, the last play by an African-American was Regina Taylor's ''Between the Lines'' in the 1994-95 season.
''The festival has only rarely included an African-American play,'' said Judith Egerton, the theater critic for The Louisville Courier-Journal. ''There has been a tendency for the theater to stay with the authors with whom it is comfortable.''
The African-American playwright Charles Smith, whose work is regularly seen in other regional theaters, said: ''Frankly, I gave up on Humana some time ago. I once heard they wanted to do one of my plays but there was a question about hiring actors who could only be in one play.''
To cut the costs of six simultaneous productions, Humana prefers that actors appear in several works, and plays are picked with the casting pool in mind.
''You can understand that,'' Mr. Smith said, ''if you look at all the other plays as being exclusively white.''
The subject is especially sensitive these days. ''Over the last three years,'' said the director and playwright Tazewell Thompson, who has worked at the Actors Theater but not been represented at the Humana Festival, ''there has been a marked lessening in production opportunities for writers of color all across the country. New-play festivals need to reflect the multicultural society in which we all live.''
In response, Mr. Jory said: ''Perhaps it's because we are a Southern theater or a theater with white leadership, but we have never got a lot of plays by African-Americans in the mail. Of the good ones, we have turned down very few.''
Submissions have numbered as many as 4,000 scripts per year, though these days unsolicited full-length manuscripts are not accepted; but decisions made at Humana have inevitably reflected Mr. Jory's and Mr. Dixon's aesthetics.
''I cannot defend myself from some sort of taste factor,'' Mr. Jory said. ''And I am sure we have made some perfectly terrible decisions from time to time.''
While it is true that Humana has served as a showcase for the work of a large number of women, its most prominent female writer, Jane Martin, is in all probability a man.
There is growing circumstantial evidence that Ms. Martin's works are written by Mr. Jory himself (perhaps with the help of his second wife, Marcia Dixcy Jory). The playwright's affairs have been handled exclusively by the theater; Mr. Jory has directed all of her plays (as he will this year's submission); and he has, in recent times, winked more broadly at his identification with the pseudonymous playwright. ''I have no idea how Ms. Martin will relate to the theater, now that I am leaving,'' Mr. Jory said recently and laughed.
Still, many people would argue that while Mr. Jory and Mr. Dixon have tended to do what they liked at Humana, they have usually done it well. ''The great strength of Jory and Dixon is that they were both humanists,'' said Mr. DeVine, the retired Detroit critic. ''They may not have always picked successful plays, but they were in touch with some basic instincts of American playwrights. They liked plays about losing the farm, say, or examining one's sexuality.''
Tony Kushner, whose play ''Slavs'' was written for Louisville, said: ''At some point you might have said that all they did was American lyrical stuff. But they nonetheless made a good case in production for the continuing vitality of that kind of theater. And later on, they really did become a home of theatrical experimentation.''
BOTH Mr. Dixon and Mr. Jory defended the recent trend of commissions. After all, they noted, the difference between an old boys' and old girls' club and laudable long-term relationships with writers is largely a matter of perception.
One beneficiary, Mr. Mee, said: ''There are so few places to take adventurous work these days. And having a commission does actually make you finish the play.''
Whether Mr. Masterson will be able to continue this success is contingent on the willingness of the Humana Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Humana health care company in Louisville, to keep paying the bills.
''We are willing to continue our support through at least 2003,'' said David A. Jones, the foundation's chairman. ''That gives Marc Masterson at least three years to put his stamp on things.''
What kind of stamp will that be?
''I want to open up the question of what constitutes an American playwright,'' Mr. Masterson said. ''There's a vital scene just to our north and just to our south. I am also interested in including translations of plays from other cultures.''
In Pittsburgh, Mr. Masterson worked extensively with the playwrights Jeffrey Hatcher, Hilly Hicks Jr. and Craig Wright, and he indicated a desire to continue those relationships. Mr. Hatcher has been greeted with a mixed critical response in New York, while both Mr. Hicks and Mr. Wright are largely unknown in major theatrical centers.
Any sudden, radical change seems unlikely. For one thing, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Jory's commissions are still being produced. And Mr. Masterson knows that corporate and civic benefactors expect the festival to maintain its prominence and attract high-profile guests. As for the writers, Mr. Margulies said, ''The Humana Festival is one of the few opportunities a playwright has left to feel part of a group of colleagues.''
Photos: Jon Jory, the former producing director of the Actors Theater. (John Nation/Actors Theater of Louisville)(pg. 20); Marc Masterson, the new head of the Actors Theater of Louisville. (David R. Lutman for The New York Times); A scene from Eduardo Machado's ''When the Sea Drowns in Sand,'' part of the current Humana Festival of New American Plays in Kentucky. (Richard C. Trigg)(pg. 6)


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ShareKey works using the Near Field Communication (NFC) transmission standard, which allows data to be exchanged wirelessly over short ranges of up to a few centimeters."To open a door, all you need to do is hold your mobile phone close to the lock," says Dmitrienko. NFC interface and door locks only operate within a narrow bandwidth and have limited computing power. Consequently, scientists at the SIT have equipped ShareKey with particularly resource-efficient communication protocols. Further, electronic keys are reliably protected on the smartphone from malware and unauthorized access. This is achieved by leveraging advanced technologies which keep sensitive data on the smartphone separate from other data and apps (e.g. Fraunhofer's BizzTrust).
Communication between the mobile phone and a central server is protected by established security protocols. "And even if this communication is hacked into, it's impossible for unauthorized people to gain access to the digital key. This is because opening the door requires information contained both in the encrypted token sent to the user and in the app installed on their smartphone," clarifies Dmitrienko. Alongside front doors and parcel or locker compartments, the research scientist also suggests that the technology could potentially be applied to help administer keys in hotels or as part of car-sharing schemes. "The trend towards a 'shareconomy' will benefit the further development of this technology," concludes Dmitrienko. So the era of mobile phones as keys is one step closer.
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This project's funding goal was not reached on December 5, 2012.
An in-progress exploration of the explosion of zombies in books, movies, games and more, as well as its social & cultural implications
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Whether you're a fanatic or gobsmacked by their popularity, chances are you've wondered "What is the deal with the zombie apocalypse?!"
Well, we have too. As a matter of fact, we became so curious that two years ago, our director Adam Liss took this question to the UC Berkeley campus to get the thoughts of passers-by as to how they'd be the last person standing, and that short project became the impetus behind making a documentary on why zombies have taken on a(n after)life of their own.
Since Adam's afternoon on campus, he recruited producer pal Jaime Sena to start Man Alive Productions and in February of 2012, the two of them took to making a feature-length documentary that would offer insight not only into the zombie culture, but its deeper social and cultural implications as well.
Who We Are
Man Alive Productions is two people: Adam Liss and Jaime Sena. With the help of our friend and Director of Photography, Grant Thompson, we have a nimble team who has been able to meet with a lot of people and see some really amazing things all while being self-funded. So far. That's why we're doing this thing!
Where We're At
So far, we've already shot interviews with people who have written zombie books (Dr. Steven Schlozman), worked on zombie video games (Garth Chouteau of PopCap Games), and social commentators (Dmitry Orlov), as well as on-the-street interviews with people talking about their zombie plans. However, that's only about a third of the material we need, and there's still a whole lot of work that needs to be done.
What We Need
Financial support! Now, we have a vision for this film, and we're trying to achieve it while still keeping costs as low as possible. We own our own equipment, we stay with friends while we travel, and our dedicated production team is volunteering a lot of their time, working for little or no pay. (But don't tell our DP because he'll freak out.)
Right now, we're asking for $25,000. That would cover travel expenses, equipment costs, as well as hiring people to do the work we can't do ourselves. Trips to the mid-west to meet with survival training facilitators, to Monroeville, PA's Zombie museum, to L.A. to meet with entertainment staff of our favorite zombie shows... we have a lot of great ideas and connections but we need your help.
With this money, we believe we can make a movie that is informative, entertaining, and that actually provides some deep insights about the world we live in. Any additional money we get would be used to shoot more in-depth interviews, improve production value, and will almost certainly not be spent on beer.
Risks and challenges
As a self-funded documentary, we have been well aware of the risks that are run by being an independent production. Reaching out to people sight unseen and asking them to have faith in our passion and dedication about the subject; setting up camp in the office of an interview subject you've only met in person 15 minutes beforehand; traveling with a small crew and a sort-of-small set of equipment; being adaptable and adroit enough to respond to things as they happen even if they derail the plan. It's not a job for lightweights!
We're good enough, we're smart enough, and gosh darn it -- people like us.
Seriously, though: we've been doing this on our own for a long time now and have gotten very far with very little. With Adam's technical eye and Jaime's tenaciousness, along with Grant's handy camerawork, we've created a compact and tight-knit team that is ready to take on this project and engage and enlighten everyone who comes into contact with it.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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Archive for the ' CablesAndKits.com News ' Category
Day 1
It's such a great day! My first day at work and I'm excited to be the new network admin. They said the last network admin they had left abruptly. (Not sure what that was about). This is my first entry, and I'm stoked to get to work!
Day 20
I just love the hum of our server room. Some of our equipment is acting a little funny. I'm going to look into replacing a few of the switches we have here; they seem pretty new, but I have a feeling they might cause me trouble in the future.
Day 31
We've officially become "Experts in Awesome" on Facebook! CablesAndKits recently reached an awesome milestone of 20,000 likes on our Facebook Page!
Last August, we gave away a CablesAndKits prize every day for 10 days, in celebration of achieving 10,000 fans. Today we have another opportunity to celebrate you due to reaching 10,000 more fans in just eight months!
To honor the people like you who have made this possible, we have a great giveaway coming down the pike!
As a way to say thank you and to celebrate our 20,000 fans, each day for the next 10 days, we will present a giveaway bag to show our gratefulness.
CablesAndKits strives to be a trusted source of quality network accessories and pre-owned equipment. Our three key principles- quality, service and availability in addition to our core values has allowed us to operate under a great business and provide our customers with an awesome experience.
If you use Facebook but have not become a fan yet, please visit our Facebook page and Like us…I promise you won't regret it!
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At CablesAndKits, our tagline "Experts in Awesome" might sound a little self-serving, but it really is meant to be the exact opposite. While we definitely do believe we are the best at what we do (can you blame us?), we do it so that you, the customer, can have an "awesome" experience with us. Whether you're dealing with pricing, products, warranties or customer service, we want you to walk away feeling completely and utterly awesome about how things turned out.
We operate our business on some very concrete principles and core values. These values differentiate us from some of the other guys but, more importantly, they ensure that we give you what you need when you need it. After all, becoming the world's largest dealer of Cisco accessories did not happen overnight or for no good reason.
Principles in Action
When deciding how we wanted to operate our business, we started by thinking about the people we serve—you. We knew we wanted everything we did to actually help you.
Maybe we could help you get your network back up quickly. Maybe we could help prevent a network problem. Maybe we could save you money. Maybe all of the above. Maybe more.
When all is said and done, there are three key principles—quality, service and availability— that let us do just that.
From Ethernet cables to server racks to switches, your network requires failproof performance. The disruption that a faulty power supply can cause to your business is simply not acceptable. The quality of your networking equipment and accessories, therefore, matters greatly.
At CablesAndKits, you can count on:
An example of this is the process and care we take with our used Cisco VOIP phones. We put our phones through an extensive process to refurbish and breathe new life into them. Our phones go through a thorough 4 step process (there are many "to-do's" in each step) to be rejuvenated:
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As you may have heard, there is a new widespread security vulnerability out on the interwebs called "Heartbleed".
Let me start out by saying that cablesandkits.com was not / is not vulnerable. We were aware of the Heartbleed vulnerability and took steps to confirm our status within 24 hours of when the vulnerability was made known to the public. Our on-going promise is to take every precaution possible to keep our site and your information safe not only from Heartbleed, but any other attack.
Now that we have that out of the way, you are probably wondering, "What in the world is Heartbleed?"
Well, we can help with that. Since this is an ever-evolving situation, we will stick to the facts and the best ways to protect yourself and your personal data.
First off, what exactly is Heartbleed? (Ok, this is going to get VERY technical, but only for a moment…)
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We had a "super" fun-filled Q2 staff meeting this week! As you can see the theme of the meeting revolved around super heroes. It was an awesome time recapping the Q1 results and initiatives, then diving deep into some of the awesome things we have planned for the business and our customers for Q2.
For an added bonus here are some more snapshots of what went on at the meeting…
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Have you ever wondered what the personality of your network is? If not, should you? It is something to ponder. I mean think about it…
Is your network calm?
Is your network crazy?
Is your network energetic?
Is your network romantic?
Or maybe your network has a split personality…
Seriously, the personality traits of your network could go on and on. It would probably be in your best interest to nail down what its personality and mindset is so you can better support it, or change it!
Well, this is where we are here to help! We have broken down what all the colors mean as it pertains to your network. So let's take a deep psychological look at what the color of your Ethernet cabling means for your network (or at least humor us in our feeble attempt at some lightheartedness). Don't forget to let us know what personality your network has.
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It was a warm, spring day. Not unlike any other spring day in Atlanta, GA. The sun was shining, the breeze felt warm, and of course there was pollen everywhere. Just your regular day in Georgia.
Then something happened…the weather turned from bright and sunny to overcast and chilly. Now, truth be told, this too is not unlike any regular Georgian day. As they say, "If you ever get tired of the weather in Georgia, just wait a minute." But this wasn't your typical turn-on-a-dime change in weather. I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but something was amiss.
Then I heard it. A loud sound. It wasn't a boom. It wasn't a bam. It was more like an elongated "fizzle and a sizzle". The closest thing I can think of is the sound Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory makes right when he pulls the switch and all those electrodes start flicking.
I ran into the warehouse and saw the same thing the rest of the gang saw. There in the middle of aisle 23, between the rack of our Cisco 2950 routers and the HP L306 power cables was a pod. A tall, shiny pod. A tall shiny GLOWING pod. With one red button. (Now I've seen my fair share of funny things in our warehouse, but never anything like this!)
As we all stood around it, we waited to see who would be the first to approach it.
We stood for a long time.
A really long time.
I think we all kinda felt like we were in an episode of Star Trek, and nobody wanted to be the red shirt guy. (you know what we mean…) Finally our fearless leader Craig, being the role model he is (or maybe it was because it was delaying shipping orders for so long), walked up to the box.
"There's writing on it." He called back to us. Just beneath …
CablesAndKits is excited to announce that they are now part of the Google Trusted Stores Program!
The positive shopping experience at CablesAndKits is being recognized via inclusion in the Google Trusted Stores Program. With the Google Trusted Store badge, this pre-owned Cisco equipment seller will be able to show potential customers their proven track record of on-time shipping and excellent customer service.
Google Trusted Stores is a badge for an e-commerce site which gives users background on merchants — whatever their size — including ratings for on-time shipping and customer service.
As a Google Trusted Store, CablesAndKits customers now have the option to select free purchase protection from Google. Then, if a problem arises with …
With broken hearts, we are all aware of the devastation that has taken place in Oklahoma. The pictures and videos that we have all seen on the news will stay with us for a long time. Many of us have cried over the children and others whose lives were lost, and we have rejoiced over the stories of true miracles that have taken place.
At CablesAndKits, one of our core values is to 'Serve Others". We feel this is a prime opportunity to serve the people and communities affected by this tragic event, and at the same time share the love of Christ with them. The families that are affected by this disaster have immediate physical needs and we want to help. We also need to keep them in mind and in prayer as they continue to recover and work through all of the emotions during this time.
CablesAndKits is joining with Journey Church, a local church in the area affected, to help serve the communities that have been destroyed by the tornadoes. In speaking with the church, their immediate needs are both money and supplies. CK and staff are going to help and we want to get the word out to all of you so you know the ways in which you can help also.
Two of our awesome team members, Denisia and Jordan, are spearheading this initiative and have been working very hard to get everything set up here at the office. We are making our office available as a collection site for others in the community and surrounding areas that want to contribute supplies. We are planning several …


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i don't think its a good idea if you"re toddler is a lite sleeper. Two babies up= a long night!
We are trying to decide this as well. Our 1st DD will be almost 15months when this baby is born, she is a super light sleeper, like so light we have the floor figured out so we know where the creaky spots are and never walk on them when she is asleep. Our house is a 3bedroom, but I have a home daycare and use the 3rd bedroom for a playroom. We plan to finish the basement and turn it into a daycare but don't have the money just now.
I am thinking it will be worth it to let the kiddos have the living room as a playroom so I can set up the 3rd bedroom as a nursery for the new little one. It soooo would suck if both them woke up at night. I think we will keep the new one in our room for awhile just so we don't have to leave the room for night feeds and risk waking our oldest.
I do not think this is a good idea for anyone, but good luck !
I am not 35, but 32 :)


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Nitric Oxide Synthase: Characterization and Functional Analysis
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 22, 1979
|Filing date
|Jun 28, 1978
|Priority date
|Jun 28, 1978
|Publication number
|John S. Rambacher
|Original Assignee
|The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (8), Classifications (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to improvements in tire building drums, particularly to a tire building drum for building passenger car tires and the like.
Broadly, the invention comprises a tire building drum having a solidly supported axially and circumferentially continuous cylindrical building surface in each of two diametral conditions, the drum comprising means providing radial expansion including a single circumferential set of segments each having an axially spaced pair of radially inward extending legs and a T-section key extending from one to the other axial end thereof; means providing axial length adjustment of said building surface including a circumferential set of axially opposed pairs of segments abutting at the mid-circumferential plane of the first said set disposed in slidable interfitting relation with and slidable axially oppositely along said T-section key, each segment of said pairs having a radially inward extending portion, said portions being respectively axially outward of and adjacent the legs of said single set of segments, an axially opposed pair of hub members movable coaxially outward relatively of said single set of segments, each said hub member having radially extending guide means slidably retaining the respectively associated portions of said opposed pairs of segments.
To acquaint persons skilled in the arts most closely related to the present invention, certain preferred embodiments thereof illustrating a best mode now contemplated for putting the invention into practice are described herein by and with reference to the annexed drawings forming a part of the specification. The embodiments shown and described herein are illustrative and as will become apparent to those skilled in these arts can be modified in numerous ways within the spirit and scope of the invention defined in the claims hereof.
In the FIGURE there is shown a composite view in cross-section of a tire drum embodying the invention.
A tire building drum 10 according to the invention is described with reference to the drawing. The drum includes a center shaft 12 having a shoulder 14 which locates a center body 16 fixed axially of and corotatably on the shaft. The center body is provided by an opposed pair of annular plates 18,20 and an annular spacer 22, the spacer and the plates being formed to provide a hollow interior.
A ring gear housing 25 disposed between the plates and occupying the hollow interior of the body is fixed corotatably on the shaft by a key 27 sunk in the shaft. The ring gear housing has two oppositely disposed plate members 29,30 each of which provides a flange 31 abutting the like flange of the other member to provide a journal on which a ring gear 33 rotates. The ring gear is drivably meshed with a plurality of pinions 35 each of which is corotatably mounted on one of a plurality of right and lefthand screws 37. The ring gear and pinions provide for the rotation of the screws in timed relation with one another. The screws 37 are rotatable in bearings 40 fixed in the ring gear housing and are fixed axially of the drum by the lock nuts 42 and spacers 44 fixed on the screw. The spacers 44 are fitted rotatably in bores provided in the plates 18,20. O-rings seated in the body cooperate with the spacers to retain air pressure in the center body 16. The annular spacer 22 is drilled radially 46 to communicate pressured air to an annular inflatable tube 50 disposed circumferentially around and on the body 16 and provides means for expanding the drum 10 radially. The spacer 22 is also drilled at 52 to admit pressurized air into a pair of annular cylindrical cavities 54, one located in each of the plates of the body 16 to operate annular pistons 56 disposed respectively in the cavities.
Radial expansion means are provided by a circumferentially sequential set of segments 60 arranged about the body overlying the annular tube. Each segment has a pair of radially inwardly extending legs 62. Each leg is provided with a key 64 which slides in a radially oriented slot formed in the adjacent radially extending face 66 of the center body. The segments 60 are moved only radially of the drum 10 and are prevented by the center body 16 from being displaced axially of the drum.
A T-section key 68 extending axially the full length of each segment 60 is fixed to the segment by screws 69 or otherwise.
A pair of stop rings 71 are fixed coaxially on the respectively opposite axial faces 66 of the center body 16 and provide a surface 73 engageable with the stop 75 formed in the legs to limit the excursion of the segments 60 inwardly, to define a minimum diameter condition of the drum, and with a flange 77 which provides a stop engageable with a ledge 79 formed on each leg 62 to limit the radially outward excursion of the segments 60 at the maximum diameter condition of the drum 10. Each leg is provided with a groove 81 which grooves cooperate to provide a circumferential seat in which an elastic garter 83 is retained to bias the segments radially inwardly.
To provide axial length adjustment of the drum there are arranged circumferentially about the first set of segments 60 a plurality of pairs of axially opposed segments 90 which abut each other at the mid-circumferential plane 92 of the drum. Each of the axially paired segments is provided with a T-slot 94 conjugate with the T-section key 68 and is slidable axially therealong. The T-section key 68 cooperates to prevent relative radial movement between the paired segments 90 and the segments 60 of the first set.
Each of the axially paired segments 90 includes a radially inwardly extending portion 96 slidable on a guide key 98 which is fixed radially in the slots of an annular guide plate 101. Each guide plate 101 is bolted or otherwise secured to the axially inward surface of one of a pair of hub members 103,105 which are mounted slidably on the shaft 12 for movement axially toward and away from each other. Each of the hub members is provided with bores 105 extending parallel to and radially spaced outward from the shaft to accommodate the respective right and lefthand screws 37 therethrough. A nut 107 fixed in the hub member 103 is in thread engagement with the screw 37. A second nut 109 in thread engagement with the screw 37 is mounted in the hub member 105 but with provision for relative rotation of the nut with respect to the hub member in order accurately to position the respective hub members relative to the mid-circumferential plane before fixing the nut 109 against rotation as by the cap screws 111 shown.
Each of the axially paired segments 90 has in the axially outward face of the inward extending portion 96 a recess 114 undercut radially outwardly to provide a circumferential seat 116 in which the circumferential edge 118 of a radially and axially extensible elastomeric sleeve 120 is anchored by toggle clips 122 which secure the edge of the sleeve.
Arranged between the outer circumferential surface 124, provided by the axially paired segments 90 and the overlying sleeve 120, a plurality of bridging plates 126 extend the full axial length of each pair of the axially paired segments. Each bridging plate also extends arcuately to overlie a portion of the next adjacent pair of axially paired segments. The cover plates, however, are secured each to one of the circumferentially adjacent segments, each being freely slidable with respect to the other, axially opposed, segments during the relative axial movement thereof. Each of the radially inward portions 96 of the axially paired segments is offset to provide a shoulder 129 which engages the perimeter 130 of the guide plate 101 to determine the radially inward excursion of the paired segments 90. The radially inward extremity of the radially inward portions of the paired segments is provided with a bevelled face 132 which is engaged by a lip 134 formed on an annular piston 136 which is slidable axially in an annular chamber 138 by an influx of pressured air therein against the bias of a plurality of springs 141 disposed in spring sockets in the piston 136 which springs bear against a plate 143 fixed in the hub member.
To adjust the axial length of the building surface 150 of the drum the screws 37 are rotated manually thereby moving the respective hub members 103,105 away from the center body 16 as may be seen in the righthand portion of the figure. The axial movement of the hub members causes the axially paired segments 90 to move oppositely axially of the first set of segments 60. The arrangement allows the axial length of the drum between the bead-locating shoulders 152 to be adjusted in infinitesimal increments, throughout the range of adjustment, while preserving the support throughout the axial and circumferential extent of the cylindrical surface 150 of the drum.
To provide for support of turnup bladders 160, the outside diameters of which equal the outside diameter of the center sleeve 120 in its minimum diameter condition, a mounting ring 162 provided with air connection for pressured air to the turnup bladder, is affixed to each of the hub members and carries an inner support ring 164 and an outer extended cylindrical support 166 in an assembly with the ring 162 secured by the bolts 168. The turnup bladder assembly and its support are readily removed and replaced on the associated hub member as a unit assembly.
Pressured air for operating the turnup bladders 160 is communicated by a tube 171 occupying the bore of the shaft 12 and connected by a flexible hose 173 as seen in the figure. Pressured air to expand the drum radially, as well as to lock the drum 10 in its radially outward excursion in the maximum diameter condition of the drum, is communicated by the annular space in the shaft bore around the tube 171 to a port 173 in the wall of the shaft open into the interior of the hollow center body 16 and thence by way of the drilled passage 46 to the inflatable annular tube 50. Pressure then rises, when the center set of segments 60 reaches its extreme outward excursion, to actuate the pistons 56 thereby wedging the respective lips 175 outward axially into engagement with the radially inner tapered surface 177 of the legs 62. Such air pressure is also communicated by way of the ports 180 into an annular space 182 enclosed between the shaft 12 and the hub member to a passage 184 communicating with the annular chambers 138 so as to actuate the annular pistons 136 to engage the lips 134 thereof with the bevelled faces 132 of the respective axially paired segments 90. The cylindrical building surface 150 of the drum 10 is solidly supported for tire building operations in each of its two diametral conditions, enabling stitching and other operations to be performed very satisfactorily. Even when the axially paired segments 90 are moved to their axially outermost positions the drum surface is solidly supported because of the arrangement and axially spaced locations of the respective lips 134 and 175.
The tire building drum hereof provides the advantage of both axial length adjustment in infinitesimal increments and of radial expansion of a firm cylindrical surface from a collapsed condition of lesser diameter to an expanded condition of a greater diameter in which the cylindrical surface is positively fixed concentrically throughout its length and throughout its range of axial adjustment. The arrangement provides very precise building in the "flat" cylindrical or "first-stage" of the developed cross-sectional length of the ply between the beads of the tire.
The drum disclosed also provides the advantage of maintaining the turnup bladders and their supporting means in predetermined close juxtaposition with the bead-locating shoulders 152, which are formed when the drum is expanded. This juxtaposition is permanent because the relation of the turnup bladder and the drum shoulder is fixed regardless of the adjusted axial length of the expandable building surface.
Particularly notable, moreover, the drum can provide a lesser axial length between bead shoulders than previously known drums of the type disclosed by P. E. Appleby in U.S. Pat. No. 3,078,204. In the tire building drum of the present invention only a single radial expansion means located centrally of the axial length of the drum is required. The drum, therefore, is particularly adapted to the manufacture of small passenger tires.
While certain representative embodiments and details have been shown for the purpose of illustrating the invention, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Aug 25, 1959
|Feb 19, 1963
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Method of and apparatus for building tires
|Aug 1, 1962
|Dec 8, 1964
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Tire building drum
|Mar 21, 1962
|Dec 8, 1964
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Tire building drum
|Jul 3, 1962
|Jun 8, 1965
|Dunlop Rubber Co
|Apparatus for manufacture of pneumatic tires
|Dec 23, 1965
|Sep 16, 1969
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Tire building machine
|Mar 29, 1972
|Jun 11, 1974
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Tire building drum
|Jun 28, 1972
|Feb 18, 1975
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber
|Tire building machine
|May 11, 1976
|Aug 30, 1977
|Uniroyal, Inc.
|Pneumatic tire building drum
|Title not available
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Feb 12, 1988
|Mar 14, 1989
|Apsley Metals Limited
|Fire building drum
|Nov 30, 1990
|Aug 3, 1993
|Summitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
|Drum for assembling tire components
|Apr 7, 1994
|Aug 31, 1999
|Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.
|Cam adjustable former for plastic pipe
|Feb 23, 2007
|Sep 25, 2012
|Wyko Tire Technology Limited
|Expandable mandrel having adjustable width
|Jul 11, 2011
|Oct 15, 2013
|Davian Enterprises, LLC
|Anti-flex assembly
|Jan 12, 2012
|Wyko Tire Technology, Inc.
|Anti-Flex Assembly
|Apr 7, 1995
|Oct 19, 1995
|Advanced Drainage Syst
|Improved plastic pipe former
|Feb 23, 2007
|Aug 30, 2007
|Wyko Tire Technology Ltd
|Expandable mandrel havin adjustable width
|U.S. Classification
|156/415, 156/417, 156/401
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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I think Spectre of the Gun looked fantastic for something that was obvious low budget. It is an example of what you can do with a low budget in a creative way. It is the same with Empath for me. Those two episodes are definitely my favorites in terms of look & atmosphere.
"Spectre" is really a high point in the third season to me, and the surreal setting is a great example of turning a (budgetary) weakness into a strength. I don't think it would have worked as well in terms of alien bizarreness if it had been done on location or a western town backlot.
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Faculty Recital Daniel Teadt, baritone, with Karen Roethlisberger Verm, piano, in a program of art songs by Benjamin Britten, Hugo Wolf, Gerald Finzi, and Samuel Barber. 03/23/2013
Niel Berg's 100 Years of Broadway Back by popular demand, this show recreates the greatest moments from the finest shows as well as numbers from B'way's newest hits. It features some of the talents who appeared in original productions of shows such as Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Cats, and Jekyll & Hyde.03/23/2013
SWAN Day Pittsburgh 2013 No Name Players Theatre Company presents its 5th annual SWAN Day Pittsburgh event featuring world premiere works by more than 60 local female musicians, dancers, poets, theater artists, visual artists, filmmakers, and fashion designers inspired by interviews with women and girls from the Pittsburgh area. SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) Day is an international holiday honoring women in the arts. A ticketed pre-show reception begins at 6 pm.03/23/2013
Seven Last Words of Christ A program of Theodore Dubois' The Seven Last Words of Christ and other solo and choral works features soloists Emily Lapisardi, Jesse Lowry, and Nate Folkemer with chorus and organist Stephanie Sloan conducted by Nathan Kyle Lively.03/23/2013
Pitt Men's Glee Club The Pitt Men's Glee Club is the oldest musical ensemble on campus, and the oldest non-athletic student organization. Founded in 1890 as a mere octet, the group now boasts over 60 voices, directed by Richard Teaster. This ensemble has sung throughout the USA, Canada, Mexico and Europe, and at two World's Fairs.03/23/2013
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Symphony Orchestra Jeffrey Turner, conductor.03/24/2013
Awadagin Pratt, piano Pittsburgh native Awadagin Pratt began piano studies at age six. Three years later, having moved to Normal, Illinois with his family, he also began studying violin. Winner of the 1992 Naumburg Competition and a 1994 Avery Fisher Career Grant. Mr. Pratt will play Liszt's B Minor Sonata, other well-loved favorites by Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Scarlatti, and more.03/24/2013
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Ferla-Marcinizyn Guitar Duo - From Renaissance to Jazz The Ferla-Marcinizyn Guitar Duo performs frequently for audiences of all ages at schools, museums, historical societies, clubs, festivals, and concert series. The duo's program "From Renaissance to Jazz" includes music by Antonio Vivaldi, Andrew York, Jacques Ibert, Django Reinhardt, Pat Metheny, Doc Watson, The Beatles and more. 03/25/2013
Salute to Spring Mansions on Fifth presents Bach's Wedding Cantata featuring soprano Lily Abreu, Handel's Violin Sonata in D, a Harpsichord Suite by D'Anglebert played by Richard Stern, and other interesting and rare works played by present or past members of the Pittsburgh Symphony, Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet Orchestras, and the New York Philharmonic. Jim Gorton (oboe), Sarah and Dennis O'Boyle (violins), Maryléne Gringas-Roy (viola), and Elisa Kohanski (cello). Food served at intermission. Reservations at (412) 381-5105.03/26/2013
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Hilary Gamble, viola Pittsburgh Concert Society winner Hilary Gamble performs works by Bach, Brahms, Casimir-Ney, Piazzolla, and Hindemith. Guest artists include Donna Amato, piano, Zach Reeder, guitar, and Evan Kahn.03/26/2013
The Book of Mormon Nine 2011 Tony Awards say it's the Best Musical of the Year. Vogue says the "best musical of the last 25 years." And The New York Times says, "It's the best musical of the century." It's The Book of Mormon, the Broadway phenomenon from South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Avenue Q co-creator Robert Lopez. The Daily Show's Jon Stewart says, "A crowning achievement. So good, it makes me angry."03/26/2013
Elvis Lives The PSO's Broadway at Heinz Hall series presents Elvis Lives, the ultimate Broadway tribute to The King.03/29/2013
"Japan is the Key...": Collecting Prints and Ivories, 1900-1920 This show features over 50 rarely-seen Japanese prints, including traditional masterworks by Hiroshige Andō, Katsushika Hokusai, Utamaro Kitagawa, and Kunisada (Toyokuni III), as well as highlights from Carnegie Museum of Natural History's collection of Japanese ivory figures of people, animals, and gods.03/30/2013
Little Gem An uplifting Irish comedy about life, death, and "getting on with it" by Elaine Murphy. Party girl Amber feels a rumble in her stomach. Her compulsive mother Lorraine tries her hand at salsa dancing. And her grandmother Kay "toys" with the meaning of pleasure as she looks after her ill husband. Chock full of Dublin slang and hilarity, this play depicts three generations of middle-class, Irish women as they strive to piece together their lives over one extraordinary year.03/30/2013
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Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Partial special bonus in kitsWe have gotten the Electra 225 Twice in the past 15-20 years!!
Pro-Shop, and most recently Retro-Deluxe.
NEITHER had the Motorcycle parts
I Have Both issues. Retro Did return some Custom parts and Convertible Only parts
but NO motorcycle parts!!
So Even If they Did have All the other kits, do they still have the Motorcycle or go-cart parts tools!!!!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic 1964 Pontiac Tempest/GTO vs 1964 Chevy ChevelleSounds like it!!!!!
I have the convertible in that Yellow, & White Pearl
Hardtop in Metallic Teal/turq..
I have the Coronet convertible in the Same Turq/Teal, and a sedan in a Pale yellow/cream
Why haven't they re-issued the Coronet???
As for stripping the paint, I have not tried yet..
I have read that Maybe 91% isopropol (Rubbing) alcohol will do the trick
on these pre-painted kits.
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic 1964 Pontiac Tempest/GTO vs 1964 Chevy ChevelleI want to do the same thing, but prefer to start with the GTO Convertible
With the Polar Lights hardtop being issued twice molded in white
why have they not offered the convertible since the original
"American Muscle" Pre-painted issue???
I believe they were offered in 4 colors each
I passed on the red as it looked like a VERY Faded color and Not a New Bright color
My plan was to not only do this with the 65 I started, and the 64, but 66 & 67's too
I Have shown the 65 Project, It will Keep the GTO emblems as I do not have Tempest or Le Mans
script to replace them!! Heck, it will have the GTO Hood, so why not leave the Badges??
One bit of info here, you can use either AMT's 65, Or Revell's 66 Malibu Wagon kit
for the Long-Roof transplant!!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Renwal ModelsYes She has the Optional Pregnancy parts.
I have one I found at a Yardsale several years ago.
Paid the same for her that I paid for an early Revell issue
of the V8. $5.oo!!
She might not be 100% complete, but enough to build!
V8 Was Complete, and I built it.
Definitely would be better to replace those Push rods with aluminum ones!!
Even with the batteries at less than New, they can flex enough to drop down into the oilpan!!!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Bird of ParadiseI remember seeing a Similar Thunderbird at Dover a few times. But it was White.
Dover Downs IS only 75 milts North of me!!!
72 was the first time I went,
I want to say it was #10, and from Norfolk area. ONLY team to drive past my house both directions
(Using Bay Bridge--Tunnel between Virginia Beach & Cape Charles--Northampton & Southampton counties)
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Some more Round2 surprizes!I expected the higher price when Model King pieces were first announced.
Look at Revell's SSP series. They are priced higher then regular issue kits.
I also believe Ertl's Buyer's Choice kits were more than regular run kits back then too
Though I Only ever got the 63 Galaxie Sportsroof NEW!
(I ordered it through another Hobby Shop when BC-1 came out-
- I actually ordered it & the Mercury, but only got the Ford then)
I Was shocked at How expensive the first one I saw was.
The First run.box art 59 Imperial was $32.99 at the Hobby Shop
back then.
I Did Not get it then, (And that place Closed a few years ago as the city
took the building for Chamber Of Commerce services,) But Did get one a few years ago in trade.
I got the second run/box art version.
I would buy more if I could!!
Will we see it re-issued again soon as a Retro-Deluxe kit???
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic '23 T Delivery VanI save empty Kit boxes
They com in handy for Resto's found at Yardsales, flea markets, or
that evil auction site.
Those Collector card boxes that are used as mailers, and replacement Promo boxes
can not hold disassembled kit too well!!!
And, Yes, I have empty Cereal boxes. They do have Collectible versions every so often.
(Star Wars Collectible Pen inside and Mural on back in sections to name one)
They aslo come in handy as Storage containers for Parts, disassembled kits etc.
If any one here has any empty kit boxes, And the Mini Boxes from Retro-Deluxe kits
I will Gladly take them.
I need as many as I can get!!!!!
Some kit boxes have 2 & 3 models in them!!!
MK 64 Comet Caliente has a Combination 57 Squire, Resin, Ranchero & original parts build up
as well as a 64 Falcon Sprint Futura Convertible Promno in it Besides the Comet!
Modern Classics issue Benz Gullwing box has Promo & Turista Turismo issue 62 Galaxie
Hardtops in it!!
I have a Cereal box wit 2 67 T-Birds in it another has 2 Crhysler Turbines!!
Should I go on??
I want Boxes to store resto projects as they offer better protection
(parts loss, damage/broken parts) than bags or NO storage container!!!!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Bird of ParadiseAll re-issues of the AMT 63 Impala include Both the Promo/craftsman engine insert for the chassis
as well as the engine to place under the hood.
I am not sure though if they ever corrected the lack of Radiator wall/firewall.
I have the Prestige issue and the one after that, but none of the later issues.
I used one in a stretched Monogram 59 Impala chassis for
my Resin (Miller Memorabilia) 60 Olds 98 Convertible
Here's hoping if they Retro-Deluxe this one they punch out those cast in place tail lights
and tool up separate lenses.
Due to the shape & detail it is IMPOSSIBLE to make them look good as is
They are too small, and have too deep an inset, and center to foil
and use clear red paint!!
I am Not sure simply painting them flat red will look too good either!!
If I can get a set of Original lenses, Or resin copies, I will drill them out
on ALL of the bodies I have!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic BMF Original Chrome?I checked ordering directly, Shipping on One sheet was $12.oo!!
NO way!!!!!!!!!
Even if they Had Scotty's Transporter from the Enterprise.!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic round 2They did it in the "Bluprinter" Newsletter/magazine they were publishing at the time too.
I have all the issues from that run to what it became when merged with their Collectibles/Diecast
called Replica, through to the very last issue.
I remember the biggest complaint afterwards was the name of one kit "Polyglass Gasser"
NOT including that it was a 62 Pontiac Bonneville. NO mention of What it was
at all!!!!
That one would have had Many more votes if they had.
I have the the first 4 kits from that series, 63 1/2 Galaxie Sports roof, 64 Murcury Park Lane Marauder
and STP Turbine Wedge all being BC-1 issues, the Gurney/Olsonite Eagle I have is an Original
Only the Galaxie did I manage to get NEW!!. All others were Later trades/purchases
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic round 2The "Cooter's" issue 72 Cheyenne was the Last issue of the Original Annual
67-72 Chevy Pickup from the MPC tooling.
Evidently it was Lost,
That is why the AMT 72 GMC Short-bed Stepside was modified into the Cheyenne Longbox Fleetside
we have had re-issued no less than 4 times '95
And to think the Modified Pickup kit commands over $35-40.oo
with that many re-issues, is it any wonder why the Cooter's version demands So much more??!!
I Would Love to see the Tow truck option return, but likely that was lost with the rest of the
Annual Fleetside since that is what was Last offered from that tooling!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Hubley 60 Ford FairlaneTheir Triumph kit Built just ended today
Was under $20.oo last I looked.
I know the Rolls & Mercedes were re-issued by at least 2 different companies
After Hubley.
I almost bought the Rolls in Pittsburgh as an Entex kit,
but got the Estes Flying Klingon Battle Cruiser instead.
(I already had Enterprise and AM a Trekkie)
I Think Minicraft was the last to offer the Rolls. They had 2 box art, One a Phnatom "Squire"
After this time, I Would guess only those tools are left, and the Fords were scrapped.
Afterall, The Rolls, Mercedes and Triumph would sell better in Europe & Asia
Or the "New" owner would think so back then ??Late 60's-early 70's??
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic StoveboltMAny years ago I had the Convertible version of this. Or PArts of it.
It was Hot-Rodded and could not be restored to stock
I got rid of it a year or 2 after getting it
It was ??, what, Maybe 10 years before either version was re-issued
I would Still love to get the Wally's 'Value Decorated' issue of the Convert!!>
I will definitely look at this one.
I wonder how long before the convertible is re-issued.
I see the Boot cover in the parts pic!!
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Hubley 60 Ford FairlaneI have 3 of the Promo of the wagon, and fin ally got a Built of the kit.
I have a Box for the Fairlane Sedan!!!
I too wish these could be re-issued.
I have Sedan & wagon 61's, but Neither is complete
Worse, Wagon was Cut open to Pretend to be a Ranchero!!!
Still a 4dr, and with second seat!!!
Both 60 & 61 Sedan kits would be Correct Andy Griffith Mayberry Sherriff car!!!!!!!
I know the Rolls, Mercedes, and "" were re-issued by Entex, and others, but,
What Did happen to the tooling for these Fords??????
Edsel-Dan added a post in a topic Too bad the Monogram 1/43rd scale Ultimates" didn't last long.I have a couple of that Cobra myself.
1 still sealed, one sealed inside.
I would love to get the Vette to go with them. And also
wish they had continued the series.
I'll cross my fingers they get re-issued


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Immunological interpretation of 5 clusters of CVID plotted on the first two principal components. ALTADIH Cohort, 2007-2010. The percentage of CVID complications, noted next to the clusters, increased in a clockwise manner as phenotypes approach the projection of activated HLA-DR + markers plotted in Figure 1 (red arrow).
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