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I'm working on this project that basically reads information from a file, use that information on an object and then creates a list that contains the objects.
I have a class named
Acao which basically contains a few pieces of information, some strings and some floats. Pretty simple;
What I'm trying to do in order to check if my list is being correctly built is to output a float named cMed using the
getcMed() member from Acao class.
Ok, first of all:
I'm getting three errors while trying to iterate through my list, being with operators
!= and
All of them being - repectively:
error C2679: binary '=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'std::_List_iterator<std::_List_val<std::_List_simple_types<Acao>>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)
As much as I don't think that really matters in this case, these are my included libs:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <list>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sstream>
Now then, my second problem with this piece of code is with the line:
cout << (*it)->getcMed();
Both my
list and the iterator
it are of
Acao type, but my compiler (I'm using VS 2013 for my IDE and compiler) gives me the following error:
error C2039: 'getcMed' : is not a member of 'std::list>'
Here's the chunk of code in question (also note: I'm using namespace std for this):
list<Acao> novaListaAcoes(){
fstream file;
streampos begin;
list<Acao> listaAcoes, it;
Acao A;
string linha, papel, companhia, tipo;
float min, med, max;
file.seekg(0, ios::beg);
while (!file.eof()){
getline(file, linha);
if (file.eof()){ break; }
vector<char> vector(linha.begin(), linha.end());
min = calcMin(vector);
max = calcMax(vector);
med = calcMed(vector);
papel = lePapel(vector);
companhia = leComapanhia(vector);
tipo = leTipo(vector);
A.setCotacao(med, min, max);
cout << papel<< endl;
cout << "fim loop\n";
for (it = listaAcoes.begin(); it != listaAcoes.end(); ++it){
cout << (*it)->getcMed();
return listaAcoes;


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For the Blue Jays, the Search for Relief Ends at Home
By MURRAY CHASS
Published: August 10, 1997
All the contending teams searching for effective relief pitchers should do what the Toronto Blue Jays did. And they aren't contending for anything.
The Blue Jays came up with Kelvim Escobar, a 21-year-old Venezuelan, whose effectiveness would make bullpen-challenged teams drool with envy.
While more established relievers are squandering saves almost nightly, this right-handed rookie has leaped from the minor league Class AA and come through in all eight save situations into which Manager Cito Gaston has sent him.
Escobar has also earned two victories in relief, limiting the Baltimore Orioles and the Yankees to a total of one run in eight and a third innings, and he has compiled a 0.55 earned run average.
His arrival and success are no accident, General Manager Gord Ash said emphatically.
''He probably would have created more of a buzz in the spring,'' Ash said, ''but he came out of winter ball with a tender elbow. He had surgery and was rehabbing till early May. When we got in a situation where we were looking for pitching, we promoted him. He had a good outing in Baltimore and pitched well against the Yankees.''
Just like that, he became the Blue Jays' closer, even though he had only been a starter in four-plus minor league seasons. ''He toyed with closing in winter ball,'' Ash said.
The last 10 days have produced a series of trades involving relievers. The Seattle Mariners, desperate for bullpen help, sacrificed three good young players -- left fielder Jose Cruz Jr., pitcher Derek Lowe and catcher Jason Varitek -- to get three relievers, Mike Timlin and Heathcliff Slocumb, who have had erratic careers as closers, and Paul Spoljaric.
The San Francisco Giants, who already had the National League's leading closer in Rod Beck, nevertheless added Roberto Hernandez, one of the American League's best.
And then on Friday, the Mets fortified their bullpen by acquiring Mel Rojas and Turk Wendell in the major leagues' first waiver deal. Rojas, who disappointed the Cubs with his inconsistent closing, will revert mostly to a setup role, which he had behind John Wetteland in Montreal.
With Greg McMichael losing or threatening to lose game after game, the Mets knew they needed someone else to pitch ahead of John Franco to have a legitimate shot at the wild-card spot. With nine losses, McMichael was challenging starting pitchers for the most losses in the league (only 10 starters have more).
The Blue Jays had their own relief problems. Timlin continued to be haphazard, opening the bullpen gate for Escobar. ''He gave us the depth we needed to do the deal,'' Ash said, but added, ''There was enough interest in Timlin and enough concern on our part that he wasn't doing the job consistently that we probably would've traded him somewhere.''
Escobar, another of the Blue Jays' Latin discoveries, has a dominating fastball and an excellent forkball. He has struck out 16 batters in 16 1/3 innings, but his one weakness has been walks. He has totaled 10, including three in a recent save.
''We're of mixed minds,'' Ash said. ''Our need currently is in the bullpen, but ideally we'd like to get him back in a starting role. It's going to be one of our off-season questions. It will depend on circumstances. We think we'd have enough starters to leave him where he is. But it will boil down to where we stand after the expansion draft.''
Uncertain though they may be where they will stand after the draft, the Blue Jays know what they will do before the draft: protect Escobar.
McGwire Isn't Seeing Green
Visions of dollar signs have not blurred Mark McGwire's sight in his first week in the National League. The game's premier home run hitter has had a rough initiation in St. Louis (2 for 26 before ending his two-league home run drought at 71 at-bats with a blast Friday night). But it is not because he is dreaming about the contract he can secure as a free agent in a few months.
''It blows my mind that somebody gets paid that much money,'' he said, discussing the Albert Belle-type contract ($11 million a year for five years) and a few that followed. ''It puts pressure on the players. I'm just not going to worry about it. I'm going to do what's right for me. If it's not the going rate, so be it. I want to have fun. Money's not necessarily the thing that brings happiness and fun.''
McGwire wants to play for a team in southern California, which would seem to limit his options and perhaps the offers he receives. Asked what he might do if an offer is considerably lower than the going rate, he said: ''That's give-and-take. If its X-Y-Z whatever to play somewhere you're happy or X-Y-Z somewhere you're not going to be happy, that's a decision an individual has to make.''
The Anaheim Angels most closely fit the team that McGwire wants to play for.
''That's my wish,'' he said. ''Sometimes wishes don't come true. That's what I've come to realize.''
As in not being traded to the Angels.
''They got off on a hot streak,'' he said. ''That's the way the game goes. I don't blame them one bit. Why would you want to mess up your nucleus when you're going so good? They're in first place.''
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Jul 21, 1959
|Filing date
|Jan 30, 1953
|Priority date
|Jan 30, 1953
|Publication number
|Abraham Edelman
|Original Assignee
|Abraham Edelman
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|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (15), Classifications (14)
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July 21, 1959 A. EDELMAN noon OPERATING MECHANISM Filed Jan. 30. 1953 5 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR.
' 5 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed Jan. so, 1953 INVENTOR.
ABRAHAM EDELMAN AT ToRuEY;
J ly r21, 1959 A. EDELMAN 5 I 2,895,728
DOOR OPERATING MECHANISM Filed Jan. 30, 1953 5 Sheets-Sheet 3 INVENTOR.
, ABRAHAM EDELMAN ATTORNEY July 21, 1959 A. ED ELMAN DOOR OPERATING MECl-IMIISM 5 Sheets-Sheet 4 Filed Jan. 30. 1955 mmvrox. ABRAHAM 4EDELMAN ATTORNEYS y 1959 A. EDELMAN 2,895,728
DOOR OPERATING MECHANISM Filed Jan. 30, 1953 5 Sheets-Sheet 5 g g j 'INVENTOR.
ABRAHAM EDELMAN ATTORNEYS United Stat Pat J..i ;ii, .1i
2,895,728 noon- OPERATING MECHANISM Abraham Edelman, New York,vN.Y.
Application January 30, 1953, Serial No. 334,324"
5 Claims. (Cl. 268-47) This invention relates todoor operating mechanisms, and particularly to the opening and closing of doors by power; the application of the power being under the control of electrical connectionsresponsive automatically to changes in the rate of high-frequency energy flow at a con: trol point in the vicinity of the door or doors tobe operated.
In multi-department factories, warehouses, and the like, where departments are separated by doors, and in garages, office buildings and stores, it is often desirable to have the door open automatically when a person or object ap--' proaches and close automatically after the person or object has passed through the doorway. An arrangement of kindis particularly useful in any'location wheredoors must frequently be opened by persons whose hands may not be free tooperate such doors.
Electrical control devices, as heretofore known, have commonly required the erection of stanchions (as in photoelectric systems) or metallic guide-rails (asin elec trostatic capacitance systems) which operate'to set off an initiating impulse for operation of the doors only after entry of a person (or vehicle), into the space'directly between" said stanchions or guide-rails. The system herein disclosed difiers from these prior systemsin that the operationis initiated solely by the approach of aperson (or vehicle) and without resort to stanchions, guide-rails, or other auxiliary structures tending to-obstruct the approach path.
An object of the invention, therefore, is to provide a system of control of door operation wherein the approach of aperson, or object, sets off an electrical initiatingim pulse'in a single control element which maybe suspended frorn the ceiling directly above the area of approach to the door to be operated, and which is adaptedto be elec-' trically afiected by such approaching person, or object.
' A second object of the invention'is to provide, in a sys temof the character indicated, an electronic control cir-' cuit whose electrical characteristics vary sharply in re-' sponse to a relatively slight change the electromagnetic fieldemanating from the single control element.
A third object is to provide, in a system having such a control circuit, means for sharply varying the electrical characteristics of such circuit in'response to the approach ofa person, or object, and with such rapidity as to cause the operation of the door to occur well in advance of actual arrival ofthe person, or object, at the doorway itself.
These and other objects and features of the invention will be better understood upon reference to the following description of one embodiment of said invention, and to the. accompanying drawing illustrative thereof; other embodim'ents being, of course, possible, and all suchare embraced herein.
In the drawing:
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Fig. ties-plan view of the appaiatusof Fig. 3;
Fig;- 5 is an enlarged sectionaiview along line 5--5 of Fig. 1 or it-Fig; 4; I
Fig. 6 is at'ransverse' sectional view alon line 6-6 of v Fig. 7 is avertical sectional view along line 7-7 of Fig. 1 and Fig.- 35' Figs. S and 9; are schematic views ofthe door operating mechanism of Figs. 1 and 2, in the two extreme positions;
Figs. 10'a'nd l1 are schematic views of the door operatiiig" mechanisin of Figs. 3 and 4, in the two extreme positions; and
Fig. 12 is a diagram of electricalconnections.
. Tlre arrarigenie'nt is 'siiewnas applied to door operation, but it is", of course, apparent to those skilled in the art thatthesystem isadaptedior controlling and operating any term?ot passageccntroliing device. There is shown in Figs. 1 and Z abu'ilding wall 5, having an opening controlled bythe horizontal motion of a door 6. Supported 7 over the door is a pneumatic motor 8 which is connected to thedoor channel 7 (Fig; 2) by pivotally connected lever 7a: A'valve9 (see Figs. Sand 9) is electromag netically actuated to directcompr'essed air into and'out otth'e-motor8; in alte'rnate stages; When current flows to the Lwindings ofthe' solenoid stincture located directly above theuvalve stem and oper'atively connected thereto,
; which may now be described.
the valve!) exhauststheair from the cylinder 8a of motor 8;.causing the door to open; When-the current flow ceases',-the valve-9moves to allow compressed air to re enter the'cylinder 8a of motors, and cause the door to fife-61086. Valve' 9a of the alternate form of door operating; motor, as showrr in Figs. 10 and 11, functions in a similar manner. Valve cf-the-motor of Figs. 8,- 9, on the other hand, is to be'considered as remaining open constantly, so-that line' pressure acts constantly on one side'of the piston. This manner of operating doors and the interconnection of the parts are so very Well known in so*many forms thatfnrther illustration of details thereof isbelieved to be unnecessary. It may also be noted at this: point, as will be apparent to those skilled in the art; that although a pneumatic motor is disclosed; any other form of power'device may be similarly con trolled. v
Grid like, interlacedelectrically conductive antenna as semblies 10 and 10a are susp'e'nded'from a ceiling 12 and are thereby insulated except for wires 41 which bring alternating current from a box Aof electrical equipment. These wires may be electrically shielded as shown by shield 14-; The resulting alternating potential establishes an ab ternating electri'cfield between each antenna assembly and the surrounding space. A change in the electrical qualities of this surrounding space (as by the entry of a person or object) will'influence the impedance of the antenna in: relation thereto, and hence will influence the magnitude of the alternatingcurrent' passing to the am tenna through wire 41. The-circuitcontained Within box A is so setup as'to be sensitive to such achange, and is capable of energizing-the electro-magnetic portion of the door controlling valve 9', as a result of such change. Shown Fig. l2=isoneform of circuit for this device,
owing circuit groups: 1
Power supply Oscillator Bridge circuit Detector circuit Amplifier Timing circuit Output circuit The functions and design of operation of each of these groups are as follows:
Power supply.This group'isfed through leads 101, 102, from a standard alternating current source. The alternating current is converted by a transformer 105 and the rectifier tube 106 into direct current of sufiiciently high voltage to serve as the basic power supply for the entire control circuit. A small auxiliary winding 10.7 in the transformer furnishes low voltage alternating current for all of the vacuum tube heaters by way of common tie h and ground. An auxiliary circuit in the power supply unit utilizes a voltage regulator tube 108 to furnish accurately held voltage for an oscillator tube 109 and the first stage 110 of an amplifier circuit.
OscilIatr.-The oscillator 109 is a Colpitts type circuit, producing a constant high frequency signal which feeds the bridge circuit.
Bridge circuit.-The bridge circuit consists of four legs and is fed by the output of the oscillator. Two of the legs are formed by the center-tapped antenna coil, 115b. A third leg is formed by various antenna capacitances to ground, including the antenna capacitance 116, the variable balancing capacitor 117, and fixed capacitor 118 in series with a switch 178179 to ground.
I The fourth leg of the bridge is the antenna balance capacitor 122 and the adjustable antenna balance resistor 123. The bridge is balanced by adjusting the variable bridge balance capacitor 117 so that the total capacitance on this arm of the bridge matches the capacitor 122, and by adjusting the antenna balance resistor 123 to match the resistance of the antenna and its lead-ins to ground and similar resistive losses that may occur in the total bridge circuit. The capacitor units are inter-connected to maintain a fixed total capacitance across the terminals of the bridge circuit. It is possible to so adjust the parts as to produce almost a zero voltage across the tapped winding of the antenna coil, 115b. For better performance, however, it is desirable to. slightly unbalance the bridge in a direction that will permit an increase in antenna capacitance to further unbalance the bridge in the same direction. The antenna lead-in wire is shielded by shield 119, connected to center-tap of antenna transformer primary 115b. The capacitance introduced into the circuit by this shield and its connection is balanced by a fixed capacitor 120 connected symmetrically across the adjacent half of primary winding 115b.
Detector circuit.The detector circuit consists of the tuned secondary 115a of the antenna coil 115 feeding a diode section of the first amplifier 110, which is in series with a resistor 131 paralleled by a' capacitor 132. The purpose of this circuit is to convert the A.-C. unbalance voltage of the bridge into a DC. signal which can then be amplified to operate relay circuits. The magnitude of the D.-C. voltage produced in this circuit is directly proportional to the unbalance voltage produced in the bridge. Measurement of this voltage is obtained by use of the neon lamp 136 which is mounted on the panel A. Neon lamp 136 is connected on one side to the load' resistor 131, so that this side of the lamp achieves a potential negative to ground, in proportion to the magnitude of the unbalance voltage in secondary winding 115a. The lamp is connected on the other side to a high resistance voltage divider comprising resistors 138 and 139, bridged between ground and a voltage of, say, 150 volts, so that this side of the lamp may have a highfixed po The circuit, as shown in Fig. 12, consists of the 1501- I tential, say, about 55 volts above ground for a neon lamp that ignites at 60 volts. 'Thus, if the bridge is in balance, the neon lamp has only 55 volts across itself, and does not ignite; but if the bridge is out of balance more than 5 volts, then the neon lamp ignites.
Amplifier.--The first amplifier stage is a triode section of the tube 110. The detector circuit is coupled to the grid of this tube through a resistor 141 and a capacitor 142. The circuit is designed so that only changes in unbalance voltage will be transferred to the grid of the amplifier tube. This amplifier steps up the small changes in unbalance voltage to the high level required.
The second amplifier stage is one-half of the tube 146. Its grid is connected to the output of the first amplifier stage and the same type of resistance-capacitor circuit is used as connects the detector to the first amplifier. The change in unbalance voltage which appears at the input to the second amplifier produces changes in current through the amplifier tube. Connected in series to this amplifier tube is the coil of a sensitive relay 147. The
- relay is adjusted so that when a change in current of the magnitude produced by a normal disturbance in the antenna field occurs, the relay will close its contacts 148. This relay controls the output relay 149 through a timing circuit, now to be described.
Timing circuit.- The timing circuit consists of a ca-, pacitor 151 and resistor 152 in series. One end of the resistor is grounded, the other end is connected to the capacitor and the capacitor is fed from the transformer secondary. The contacts of the relay 147 are connected directly across the capacitor. When the relay 147 operates, it short circuits the timing capacitor 151 in the timing circuit. When the relay 147 is de-energized, it permits the timing capacitor to recharge. The sequence of voltages produced by these actions control the output circuit, now to be described.
. Output circuit.-The output relay 149 is operated from the plate side of tube 150. The grid of this tube is fed from the timing capacitor 151. When the timing capacitor is short-circuited by the relay 147, the tube 150 conducts sufficiently to operate the relay 149. As the motor valve 9 at that point in the doors closing move-.
timing capacitor 151 recharges after de-energization of relay 147, the relay 149 remains energized. When the timing capacitor 151 has charged to predetermined voltage, the relay 149 is de-energized. The time required for this changein voltage to occur is readily controllable by the value selected for the timing resistor 152.
Operations-The approach of a person (or object), to the antenna 10 (or 10a) develops an increased negative voltage in resistor 131, and so drives grid potential of amplifier tube negatively through coupling capacitor 142. This drives the next grid, of tube 146, positively, and so markedly .increases the flow of plate current through relay coil 147, and energizes this relay, causing its contacts 148 to engage. Such contact engagement, in
-- turn, causes energizing current to flow to the relay 149,
reopen. Motor8, after a brief time interval, then recloses the doors. The timer circuit 151, 152 operates to delay the valve return action sufficiently to assure the persons passage through the door-way before re-closing the door.
If, for any reason, the person or vehicle has not completed passage through the door-way within the time interval set up by the timing elements above described, there will be an automatic re-energization of the door ment when physical contact occurs between a tarrying person (or vehicle) and the yieldable rubber gnlard of conventional construction, slidablymounted on the forward edge of the door (Figs. 2 and 5'). Such physical 3 contact transmits pressure to linkage 176, 177 and thereby causes engagement of circuit contacts 178, 179 in a circuit shown in Fig. 12.
The contacts connect capacitor 118 in parallel with the previously described antenna capacitor, and so has the same effect as an approach to the antenna. The resulting re-energization of valve 9 reverses the direction of fluid pressure application, causing a re-opening of the door. In due course thereafter, there is a de-energization of valve 9, whereupon fluid pressure operates upon the door motor to re-close the door, or at least to return the door to the point of re-striking the obstructing person or vehicle, if such obstruction is still present. The doors will continue the cycle of re-opening and partly closing until the obstruction is removed, whereupon they will close completely, and remain closed until some new element enters the area.
What I claim is:
1. In a door control system for a door equipped with power means for producing an opening and reclosing thereof and an electric current receiving element for directing operating energy to the power means, the combination, with said door and said current receiving element, of an antenna assembly suspended above the area of approach to said door, a substantially balanced bridge circuit having said antenna in one of its legs, a lead-in Wire connecting the antenna assembly to other bridge legs, shielding means shielding said lead-in wire, said shielding means including balancing capacitance means connected between the bridge circuit and the shielding means for balancing the capacitance of the shielding means in reference to the balance of the bridge circuit, a source of high frequency current connected to said bridge circuit and active to impress upon said antenna assembly a high frequency potential to create an electric field adapted to encompass some part, at least, of a body approaching said door, and circuit means connecting said bridge circuit and said current receiving element responsive to a disturbance produced in said field by said approaching body to actuate said current receiving element and thereby to cause said power means to open the door, said circuit means for actuating the current receiving element including electronic timing means for causing said power means to reclose the door after a predetermined period of time measured from the commencement of operation of said actuating circuit means, and means included in said timing means for prolonging said measured period of time in response to a continued disturbance in the field due to a delay in the departure of said body from said door.
2. In a door control system for a door equipped with power means for producing an opening movement thereof and an electric current receiving element for directing operating energy thereto, the combination, with said door and current receiving element, of an antenna assembly suspended above the area of approach to said door, means to impress upon said antenna assembly an alternating electric potential of sufliciently high frequency to create an electric field adapted to encompass some part, at least, of a body approaching said door, means responsive to the disturbance produced in said field, by said approaching body, to actuate said current receiving element and thereby to cause said power means to open the door, said actuating means including electronic timing means for I causing said power means to reclose the door at a predetermined time measured from the commencement of operation of said actuating means, and means included in said timing means for prolonging said measured time, in response to a delay in the departure of said body from said door.
3. In a door control system for a door equipped with power means for producing an opening movement thereof and an electric receiving element for directing operating energy thereto, the combination, with said door and current receiving element, of an antenna assembly suspended above the area of approach to said door, means to impress upon said antenna assembly an alternating electric potential of sufiiciently high frequency to create an elec tric field adapted to encompass some part, at least, of a body approaching said door, said means comprising a bridge circuit having four legs and including, as two legs of the bridge, a transformer having a center-tapped primary coil, capacitor and resistance units in the other two legs, one of which capacitor units includes said antenna assembly, said antenna being included in the bridge circuit by a lead-in wire, shielding means for the antenna assembly lead-in wire connected across one of the legs of the said tapped coil, a capacitance means connected across the other legs of said coil to balance the capacitance of the shielding means, means in said other two legs for adjusting the bridge circuit to a slight imbalance in a direction that will permit an increase in antenna capacity further to unbalance the bridge circuit in the same direction, means responsive to the disturbance produced in said field, by said approaching body, to actuate said current receiving element and thereby to cause said power means to open the door, said actuating means including electronic timing means for causing said power means to reclose the door at a predetermined time measured from the commencement of operation of said actuating means, and means included in said timing means for prolonging said measured time, in response to a continuing disturbance in the field due to a delay in the departure of said body from said door.
4. A door control system according to claim 3 and further comprising indicating means connected in circuit with said bridge transformer, said indicating means being actuated by a bridge unbalance above a predetermined value to indicate such unbalance.
5. A door control system according to claim 4 wherein said indicating means comprises a neon lamp connected to ignite in response to a bridge unbalance above said predetermined value.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,031,226 Parvin Feb. 18, 1936 2,118,930 Lilja May 31, 1938 2,149,177 Miller Feb. 28, 1939 2,312,306 Bierwirth Mar. 2, 1943 2,425,312 Gower Aug. 12, 1947 2,572,785 Vaughn Oct. 23, 1951 2,588,879 Richards Mar. 11, 1952 2,589,478 Curtis Mar. 18, 1952 2,695,977 Hupert et al. Nov. 30, 1954
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Aug 8, 1934
|Feb 18, 1936
|Nat Pneumatic Co
|Door operator
|Nov 16, 1935
|May 31, 1938
|Howard D Colman
|Electrical closure control system
|Dec 16, 1935
|Feb 28, 1939
|Miller Harry C
|Door control system
|Jul 28, 1939
|Mar 2, 1943
|Rca Corp
|Indicator or relay system
|May 19, 1945
|Aug 12, 1947
|Charles Gower Thomas
|Motor control system
|Apr 12, 1948
|Oct 23, 1951
|Mckee Door Company
|Door operating mechanism
|Aug 23, 1948
|Mar 11, 1952
|Teletronics Lab Inc
|Automatic door control system
|Dec 7, 1946
|Mar 18, 1952
|Us Motors Corp
|Garage door operator
|Nov 29, 1949
|Nov 30, 1954
|Arf Products
|Remote relay control by radio
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Oct 27, 1966
|Feb 25, 1969
|Otis Elevator Co
|Compact door operator
|Sep 23, 1968
|Feb 17, 1970
|Stanley Works
|Door operating mechanism
|Apr 19, 1968
|Mar 3, 1970
|Stanley Works
|Height sensitive proximity door operator system
|Oct 18, 1967
|Jun 1, 1971
|Daniel Nawrocki
|Pilferage-prevention system
|Jun 5, 1969
|Jan 11, 1972
|Klein Ets Georges
|May 13, 1971
|Aug 21, 1973
|Gen Automatisme Co
|Inflatable pocket arrangement for selectively closing a passageway
|Nov 21, 1972
|May 27, 1975
|Magnetic Elektromotoren Ag
|Drive mechanism for opening and closing doors or the like
|Jul 11, 1973
|Jun 24, 1975
|Ono Taiichi
|Waste paper container
|Dec 7, 1973
|Jun 24, 1975
|Automation General
|Control system for vehicle gates
|Oct 4, 1978
|Nov 4, 1980
|My-D-Han-D Manufacturing Co.
|Remotely controlled gate opener
|Aug 15, 1980
|Jan 4, 1983
|Amf Incorporated
|Door closer
|May 6, 1981
|Feb 21, 1984
|Belanger, Inc.
|Power operated bi-fold strip curtain door assembly
|Mar 8, 1985
|Aug 26, 1986
|Belanger, Inc.
|Composite bearing with metal housing having a bore, with a tubular plastic insert therein
|Jul 7, 1988
|Dec 19, 1989
|Frommelt Industries, Inc.
|High speed folding door
|May 12, 1989
|Jun 25, 1991
|Frommelt Industries, Inc.
|High speed folding door
|U.S. Classification
|49/25, 160/118, 318/286, 160/188, 49/30, 318/16, 361/179, 91/35, 318/267, 340/552
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
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If you're a theater buff with a serious interest in American comedy, "Once in a Lifetime" probably ranks high on the list of little-known shows you'd love to see onstage. Otherwise, I doubt you've heard of it. A farce about the coming of talking pictures to Hollywood, "Once in a Lifetime" was the first collaboration between George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, who went on to write "The Man Who Came to Dinner" and "You Can't Take It With You." It opened on Broadway in 1930 and ran for 406 performances, which was big business back then. Two years later, it was turned into a middling movie, then vanished from sight (the 1979 Broadway revival was a flop). Today the play is known solely because Mr. Hart wrote about it in "Act One," his 1959 autobiography.
Once in a Lifetime
Asolo Repertory Theatre, Mertz Theatre,
5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, Fla.
($27-$71), 941-351-8000/
800-361-8388, closes Feb. 29
Why doesn't anybody do "Once in a Lifetime" nowadays? It costs too much—way too much. The published script calls for five sets and 38 actors. You could get away with that in the 1930s, but no commercial producer would think of bringing so horrendously expensive a play to Broadway anymore. Enter San Francisco's American Conservatory Theater and Sarasota's Asolo Repertory Theatre, two regional companies that double as drama schools, making it possible to put on large-cast shows by using students to cover smaller parts. ACT mounted "Once in a Lifetime" last fall and Asolo Rep is doing it now. Both versions, not coincidentally, were directed by Mark Rucker.
Since the two productions are identical in concept—most of the members of the cast play double, triple and quadruple roles—I tossed a coin and elected to see "Once in a Lifetime" at Asolo Rep, whose version makes use of 19 actors, four more than at ACT It was worth the trip. "Once in a Lifetime" proves to be as fresh as any of the later screwball comedies on whose screenplays it surely left a mark (not to mention "Singin' in the Rain," whose authors, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, must have had it in mind).
"Once in a Lifetime" is the story of George, Jerry and May (Jason Bradley, Andrew Carter and Hillary Clemens), a trio of small-time vaudeville hoofers who see "The Jazz Singer" in New York and decide to go to Hollywood, pass themselves off as authorities on elocution and make their fortune by teaching silent-movie actors how to talk. Three acts later, the sweet-natured but chowder-headed George is a Hollywood executive and Jerry has popped the question to May. In between, we observe a galloping parade of bellboys and coat-check girls who fling themselves at the feet of Herman Glogauer (David Breitbarth), the don't-say-yes-until-I-finish-talking head of Glogauer Studios, in the (mostly) vain hope of becoming movie stars.
This premise is so familiar that you have to remind yourself that Kaufman and Hart were the first writers ever to turn it into a plot. Part of what makes "Once in a Lifetime" more than just a historical curiosity is the jaundiced wit with which the characters comment on the headbanging craziness that surrounds them. (Jerry, working a crossword puzzle: "What's a four-letter word for actor?" May: "Dope.") But mere wisecracks won't make a play fly. That's where craftsmanship comes in, and the authors of "Once in a Lifetime" knew their stuff. Every piece of the puzzle fits together with a crisp, satisfying click, and every part, no matter how small, has its full share of satirical spin. The result is a comedy that flies through the air with a deceptive effortlessness that conceals the brutally hard work of revision described by Mr. Hart in "Act One."
"Once in a Lifetime" is so good that if it were less costly to stage, everybody would want to stage it. All praise, then, to Mr. Rucker for finding an ingenious way to produce it on the semicheap by shrinking the cast, then putting together a team of designers whose work makes his production look like a couple of million bucks. Erik Flatmo's Art Deco sets are glitteringly tawdry, Alex Jaeger's costumes are as authentic as a Stutz Bearcat, and Austin Forbord has covered the scene changes with a smart series of film sequences (including well-chosen clips from "The Jazz Singer" and Raoul Walsh's "Going Hollywood") that greatly enhance the show's festive air.
Ms. Clemens, who gave a poignant performance as the tomboy in Writers' Theatre's 2008 Chicago revival of "Picnic," plays May as a spunky, cloche-hatted girl-next-door who knows how to snap off a punch line, which is just right. Some of the student actors in the cast are not up to her mark, but most of Ms. Clemens's 18 colleagues give winningly characterized performances, especially Mr. Breitbarth and Katie Cunningham and Summer Dawn Wallace, who play to the hilt a pair of brass-voiced bimbos.
My only real complaint is that too many of the parts are acted with all-but-cartoonish broadness. I very much wish that Mr. Rucker had encouraged some of the members of his cast, Mr. Bradley in particular, to play it down the center instead of flashing the I'm-funny sign with wearying regularity. As Mr. Hart explained in "Act One," the first version of "Once in a Lifetime" was so "noisy" that it wore the audience out, and it wasn't until he and Mr. Kaufman inserted a quiet scene that the play snapped into focus and started to work.
Mr. Rucker's production suffers from a similar lack of clarifying calm, but it's still a hoot-and-a-half, and Asolo Rep, like ACT before it, has done yeoman service to American theater by demonstrating that "Once in a Lifetime" is one of the most effective comedies of Broadway's golden age.
Memo to Lincoln Center Theater: This is your kind of show.
—Mr. Teachout, the Journal's drama critic, blogs about theater and the other arts at www.terryteachout.com. Write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Mayor Edwin M. Lee and the United Way of the Bay Area along with City Departments and private sector employers kicked off the Youth Jobs+ 2015 initiative, challenging employers to create jobs, internships and paid job training for San Francisco youth (ages 14-24 years old). Now in its fourth year, Mayor Lee's initiative connects San Francisco employers with low-income and disconnected San Francisco youth so that they can share in the City's economic success and get the practical job experience and skills they will need to succeed in today's economy.
"This is the best investment that we can make for the success of San Francisco's youth," said Mayor Lee. "Last year, we worked together and exceeded our own aggressive goal and placed more than 7,600 young adults in jobs and paid internships. We need to continue investing in programs that strengthen our youth workforce, especially for our low-income and disadvantaged youth. Once again, I am again calling upon employers, large and small, across San Francisco to join us in supporting the future of our young people by creating meaningful employment opportunities for our youth this summer and beyond."
In 2012, President Barack Obama issued a challenge to businesses, non-profits, and government: Work together to provide pathways to employment for low-income and disconnected youth. Almost 100 private sector employers including companies like Starbucks, Old Navy and Square with over 60 nonprofits such as Glide Memorial, the Boys and Girls Club and the Third Street Youth Center and Clinic joined over 55 City agencies to provide San Francisco youth with exciting opportunities that offered valuable work experiences in office work, the arts, computer science, retail, banking, engineering, landscaping and in dozens of other fields.
United Way of the Bay Area is leading San Francisco's effort in support of Mayor Lee's Youth Jobs+ Initiative along with Department of Children Youth and their Families (DCYF), Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD) and the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD).
"Investment in our City's future leaders and future economy is so important—and we are fortunate to have a Mayor in San Francisco who leads the charge in these efforts through Youth Jobs+," said United Way of the Bay Area Chief Executive Officer Anne Wilson. "United Way is proud to be a leader in bringing together all of these partners in business, nonprofit and community organizations to this vital program for a fourth year."
The Summer Jobs+ challenge started four years ago. In 2012, San Francisco had a goal to place 5,000 youth in jobs and paid internships; 5,204 youth were placed that summer. In 2013, the goal was to place 6,000 youth; 6,817 were placed last summer alone. In 2014, the program expanded, now called Youth Jobs+, to include placing individuals in employment and training opportunities beyond the summer so that they continue to have the discipline, training, and work exposure; while experiencing the connection between their education and their future careers. As a result, 7,678 were placed in jobs and internships.
"In the foster care system, nobody really tells you how to find a job or prepare for an interview," said 2013 Youth Jobs+ participant Jose Toj Pol. "Youth Jobs+ is a really great program that has given me skills that I will have for the rest of my life! I would recommend it to any young person trying to find a job."
In California, the latest unemployment figure for youth ages 16-19 is 22.8 percent, more than triple the rate for the general population which is at 6.5 percent. Many youth that have participated in past years were from low-income families. Many youth that have been placed has also been disconnected and at-risk youth who overcame significant barriers including those from the foster care system, the justice system, and those who do not have a right to work. The Transitional Aged Youth Initiative (TAYSF) estimates that almost 9,000 young adults are neither working nor enrolled in school. They estimate an additional 5,000 youth ages 14-24 are undocumented with little or no legal options for employment.
"SFMade is proud to be a part of Youth Jobs+ where our core value is creating job opportunities especially for those in our low income communities. As an organization made up of local manufacturers, our goal is to ensure we expose and connect young adults and youth to employment opportunities and skillsets they need so that one day, they too can aspire to be an entrepreneurs and learn to transform a great idea into a thriving business," said Kate Sofis, Executive Director of SFMade, a non-profit with a mission to build and support a vibrant manufacturing sector in San Francisco.
Companies from a range of industries have sponsored this public-private initiative including Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Wells Fargo, PG&E (a founding partner), Citi Foundation and Cities for Financial Empowerment. Financial contributions are used to subsidize internships and additional youth summer enrichment programs. Employers that have already committed to hiring youth this summer and throughout the year include the California Academy of Sciences, Starbucks, Levi Strauss & Co., Target, Walgreens, Salesforce, and LinkedIn.
Employers or youth interested in participating or learning more about San Francisco Youth Jobs+, go to sfsummerjobs.org or call 3-1-1 or 2-1-1.
Please click here to view 2015 press release.
A: Young adults ages 16-24 are able to participate. You must be ready to work and available for jobs in San Francisco, but you do not need to have any previous experience.
A: Most jobs are temporary and part-time, although some permanent and full-time positions are available as well. Most positions are entry-level and include customer service, retail, sales, food service, office support, skill-building internships, work-training opportunities, maintenance and hospitality.
A: Yes, all positions are paid. Most positions are either paid the San Francisco minimum wage or there is a stipend.
A: Go to www.sfsummerjobs.org/find-jobs.
Click on "Register Now or Login" in the menu on the left-hand side of that page.
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A: Please go to http://sfsummerjobs.org/faqs-for-youth/ or contact the SF Summer Jobs+ Team via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Diane Arbus redefined the concerns and the range of the art she practiced. Her bold subject matter and photographic approach have established her preeminence in the world of the visual arts. Her gift for rendering strange those things we consider most familiar, and uncovering the familiar within the exotic, enlarges our understanding of ourselves.
Diane Arbus Revelations affords the first opportunity to explore the origins, scope, and aspirations of what is a wholly original force in photography. Arbus's frank treatment of her subjects and her faith in the intrinsic power of the medium have produced a body of work that is often shocking in its purity, in its steadfast celebration of things as they are. Presenting many of her lesser-known or previously unpublished photographs in the context of the iconic images reveals a subtle yet persistent view of the world.
The book reproduces two hundred full-page duotones of Diane Arbus photographs spanning her entire career, many of them never before seen. It also includes an essay, "The Question of Belief," by Sandra S. Phillips, senior curator of photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and "In the Darkroom," a discussion of Arbus's printing techniques by Neil Selkirk, the only person authorized to print her photographs since her death. A 104-page Chronology by Elisabeth Sussman, guest curator of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art show, and Doon Arbus, the artist's eldest daughter, illustrated by more than three hundred additional images and composed mainly of previously unpublished excerpts from the artist's letters, notebooks, and other writings, amounts to a kind of autobiography. An Afterword by Doon Arbus precedes biographical entries on the photographer's friends and colleagues by Jeff L. Rosenheim, associate curator of photographs at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. These texts help illuminate the meaning of Diane Arbus's controversial and astonishing vision.
I want to photograph the considerable ceremonies of our present because we tend while living here and now to perceive only what is random and barren and formless about it. While we regret that the present is not like the past and despair of its ever becoming the future, its innumerable inscrutable habits lie in wait for their meaning...These are our symptoms and our monuments. I want simply to save them, for what is ceremonious and curious and commonplace will be legendary.
Diane Arbus–born Diane Nemerov in New York City in 1923–first began taking pictures in the early 1940s following her marriage to Allan Arbus. She studied photography with Berenice Abbott, Alexey Brodovitch, and Lisette Model. Her first published photographs appeared in Esquire in 1960. Over the next ten years her work continued to appear in Esquire, Harper's Bazaar, and other magazines.
In 1963 and 1966 she was awarded John Simon Guggenheim Fellowships. She was one of three photographers whose work was the focus of New Documents, a 1967 exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art. In 1970 Arbus made a portfolio of prints entitled A box of ten photographs, which was to be the first of a series of similar limited editions of her work. She taught photography in the late sixties at Parsons School of Design, Rhode Island School of Design, and Cooper Union, and, in 1971, gave a private master class at the artists' cooperative where she lived.
A year after her death in 1971, her work was selected for inclusion at the Venice Biennale–the first work of an American photographer to be so honored. The Museum of Modern Art hosted a major retrospective that traveled throughout the United States and Canada from 1972 to 1975. The three books of her work, Diane Arbus: An Aperture Monograph (1972), Diane Arbus: Magazine Work (1984), and Untitled: Diane Arbus (1995), were published posthumously and have remained continuously in print. Diane Arbus Revelations, in conjunction with the first major international retrospective of her work in thirty years, is the only comprehensive and intimate study of this singularly daring photographic artist.
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The selection of her photographs is comprehensive and well organized as you would expect from her estate which owns them all. No doubt the Fraenkel Gallery near SFMOMA had a lot to do with the quality of the show and book. Read it before you attend the show and you will learn a lot even if you've never heard of her.
Coupled with the detailed chronology of her life, the images give a clear picture of a character which has been obscured by mythology and rumor for 30 years. I am not a fan of Diane Arbus (and certainly not a detractor) but I gained a lot of respect for her as an artist as I read her notes and quotes about her own work.
If you are looking for a biography of a brave young woman artist in the mid-twentieth century, this one is good. It is thorough and not editorialized with adjulation. The only gratuitious facts that I would have left out are the cold details of her death in the coroner's reports at the end of the book. Yet I get the impression this is the way she would have wanted it. This is the book she would have written. Absent some equal scholarship to the contrary, this is the truth about Diane Arbus.
Nor will I forget her self portrait, naked pregnant, in this latest volume. So much. So much. This is the volume Arbus lovers have been waiting for. Printed in Germany, beautifully bound, positively packed with images, diary entries, extracts from letters, comment. A bargain.
Like most brilliant artists, she was troubled and was not happy with her life. She took her life at a relatively young age, before she could see the modern world, reflected from her early photographs. It is a pity, but we are lucky to have the photographs of Diane Arbus live on.
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It's time to pass out season grades for the 2011 Big Ten champion Wisconsin Badgers.
The record-setting 2010 Badgers offense left a tough act to follow, but this year's unit maintained the production and added elements Wisconsin hasn't seen before. Most of those new elements came from quarterback Russell Wilson, who transitioned seamlessly after transferring from NC State and earned consensus first-team All-Big Ten honors. Wilson completed 72.4 percent of his passes and ranked second nationally in pass efficiency (191.6), trailing only Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III. His ability to extend plays and attack defenses helped a unit that needed greater balance this year. Wilson shared a backfield with Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and Heisman Trophy finalist Montee Ball, who led the nation with 38 touchdowns (32 rush, 6 receiving), one shy of Barry Sanders' single-season NCAA record. Ball and Wilson had the best combined running back-quarterback season in Big Ten history, and Wisconsin ranked fourth nationally in scoring. Center Peter Konz led the offensive line and the receivers had big years working with Wilson.
The unit wasn't quite as dominant as its numbers indicate, although it's notable that Wisconsin finished in the top 10 nationally in total defense, scoring defense and pass defense. The Badgers lacked a superstar like All-American J.J. Watt in 2010 but received production from several sources, namely linebackers Mike Taylor and Chris Borland, and defensive backs Aaron Henry, Shelton Johnson and Antonio Fenelus. Wisconsin once again showed play-making ability on defense and recorded 24 takeaways, the third-highest total in the league. The Badgers held 10 opponents to 17 points or fewer and only seemed to struggle in the two games against Michigan State, which boasts tremendous speed on the edges, as well as with Ohio State's rushing attack led by Dan Herron and Braxton Miller.
The kicking game was Wisconsin's Achilles' heel this season, and major mistakes surfaced in both regular-season losses. Wisconsin had punts blocked against both Michigan State and Ohio State, both of which led to touchdowns. And if Michigan State isn't flagged for running into the punter in the Big Ten title game, Wisconsin might have lost after allowing a long return by Keshawn Martin. The Badgers had some bright spots, such as punt returner Jared Abbrederis, who ranked third nationally (16.1 ypr), and punter Brad Nortman. But it's hard to look past the two breakdowns.
Wisconsin began the season as the Leaders division favorite and elevated expectations with its blistering start. Anything less than a Rose Bowl appearance would be considered a significant disappointment. A handful of players in East Lansing and in Columbus prevented Wisconsin from having a truly special season, but the Badgers rebounded in November and outlasted Michigan State in Indianapolis despite being outplayed most of the game. Wisconsin is making consecutive Rose Bowl appearances for the first time since 1998-99, but the Badgers need a win to validate themselves as nationally elite.