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Let me keep this simple for you. Those sideknobs on this and the Michelin are like no other tire made. There's not a single tire in existence outside of those two that have sideknobs that thick. And yes they are literally carbon copies. Not 'looks like'. They are identical. Therefore if you've ridden the Michelin and know how insanely well those tires hold corners, then yes this will be a comparable surrogate in that respect. And since Michelin has not produced a lighter/faster (in weight and in casing deformation) version, and e13 was smart enough to do so, e13 will now be drinking Michelin's mutha fuggin milkshake, since that's really the only downside to those michelins. I'm not sitting here saying 'boy shucks! that looks like somthin else'. I'm saying in terms of sideknobs that IS the wildrockr2. I don't need a lesson on tire casings. Those e13 tires are going to rail because they have Michelin's badass sideknobs sent down from beautiful baby jesus. They'd have to be made of chewing gum or concrete to not work well.
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Except it looks (and will therefore behave) like none of those Einstein.The sideknobs are literally a direct ripoff of the Michelin wildrockr2, so much so that they probably made a mold from them. That's a good thing because michelin still hasn't made a lighter version and now e13 has. Don't hurt your brain trying to understand this. I know, nuance is tough.
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What does a Wildrockr2 ripoff that weighs sub 900g say to michelin: "I drink YOUR milkshake. I drink it UP!!!"
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Organization and evolution of the avian forebrain
Version of Record online: 3 OCT 2005
DOI: 10.1002/ar.a.20253
Copyright © 2005 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
The Anatomical Record Part A: Discoveries in Molecular, Cellular, and Evolutionary Biology
Special Issue: Nature's Experiments in Brain Diversity
Volume 287A, Issue 1, pages 1080–1102, November 2005
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How to Cite
Reiner, A., Yamamoto, K. and Karten, H. J. (2005), Organization and evolution of the avian forebrain. Anat. Rec., 287A: 1080–1102. doi: 10.1002/ar.a.20253
Publication History
- Issue online: 25 OCT 2005
- Version of Record online: 3 OCT 2005
- Manuscript Accepted: 17 AUG 2005
- Manuscript Received: 16 AUG 2005
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- National Institutes of Health. Grant Numbers: NS-1960, NS-28721, EY-05298, NH-60975
- Rotary Foundations Award
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- striatum;
- pallidum;
- pallium;
- thalamus;
- evolution
Early 20th-century comparative anatomists regarded the avian telencephalon as largely consisting of a hypertrophied basal ganglia, with thalamotelencephalic circuitry thus being taken to be akin to thalamostriatal circuitry in mammals. Although this view has been disproved for more than 40 years, only with the recent replacement of the old telencephalic terminology that perpetuated this view by a new terminology reflecting more accurate understanding of avian brain organization has the modern view of avian forebrain organization begun to become more widely appreciated. The modern view, reviewed in the present article, recognizes that the avian basal ganglia occupies no more of the telencephalon than is typically the case in mammals, and that it plays a role in motor control and motor learning as in mammals. Moreover, the vast majority of the telencephalon in birds is pallial in nature and, as true of cerebral cortex in mammals, provides the substrate for the substantial perceptual and cognitive abilities evident among birds. While the evolutionary relationship of the pallium of the avian telencephalon and its thalamic input to mammalian cerebral cortex and its thalamic input remains a topic of intense interest, the evidence currently favors the view that they had a common origin from forerunners in the stem amniotes ancestral to birds and mammals. © 2005 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

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I did have one problem with the camera, the battery that came with it refused to take a charge. Amazon made up for this by offering me a 40% refund to buy a new battery, and the battery was much cheaper than the $31 refund I got so this issue wasn't even reason enough to take a star off. Overall great camera and great customer service from Amazon.
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Great location.. Two blocks from du Nord station, on Place Rogier with all metro lines, across the street fro City shopping mall and short walk to Grand Place.
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I redeemed some Hilton Honours points to stay here for one night. The location is great - lots within walking distance, and right next to the Metro Station Rogier. The hotel decor was all newish and quite modern. The public areas were neet and well kept. My room was quite large with twin beds (comfortable), a large desk with laptop connection, and a chaise longue (nice for lounging on to watch Eastenders!) Decor was nice, with big cushions and wooden floors.
The bathroom was a good size too, but a bit spartan - that victorian public convenience decor and was a bit shabby round the edges. And one of my pet hates - those wallmounted hairdryers that are useless for any thing but the "wind tunnel" look! Nice selection of toiletries though. There was also a safe and a minibar.
I had a room service breakfast at the exorbitant cost of 28 euros - was prompt and good quality - but Le Meridien this isn't! The room service/brasserie menu was a little disappointing and quite expensive too. But the service in the hotel was very efficient and polite so no complaints really. I think for a night or 2 on business or a weekend away this is a perfectly pleasant place. Not maybe a spot for a romantic get away.
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On the last night of the visit (new years eve) my boyfriend was pick pocketed and assaulted. We asked the staff to contact the police, which they did after much persuading. The police were terrible and told us they could not come around till the next morning. The member of staff Mark 22 (he would not give his surname) told me that "different country different rules" when I questioned him he said that not to expect anything and that this is "normal" so not to bother. I feel that the staff could be more sympathetic to the problem and try to help. I expected a certain level of service from this hotel but did not receive, considering we had paid for this experienced, to stay at the Hilton. The Hilton has a reputation for being superb. We wanted to bring this to your attention
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the location was great, staff were very polite, hotel was very modern in appearance, however the rooms were not that nice, they were small and very basic. they did not fit with the rest of the hotel. i would not agree that this is a 4 star hotel once seeing the rooms. i was not dissatisfied but would not go back. think carefully about waht your wanting out of the hotel before choosing the hilton brussles city.
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Just spent three nights at the Hilton and I have to say it was a very friendly hotel with clean rooms and a great breakfast, also in a good location.
A big word of warning though:- We printed our map off the Hotels.com web site and having got off the train at the nearby station, promptly decided to walk to the hotel, as shown on the map, as it is only 300m away. Carrying ruck sacks and all our valuables we walked to the location shown. This was about 2 miles the other way, in completely the wrong location from where the hotel actually is. We ended up at 10pm, in a dark and very unfriendly location, being approached by drug dealers and felt extremely intimidated. On finally making it back to the station and a prompt taxi to the hotel, the staff were shocked at to where we had been, due to the map being inaccurate and we were quite shaken by the whole experience (and we are regular travellers). I know the maps aren't guaranteed, but we were lucky to get to the hotel unscathed.
Apart from that experience the hotel was good with a great breakfast and good gymnasium but surprised that there were no tea/coffee facilities in the room.
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The gym is very nice and cozy. However, the room was very small, it didn't feel like a hotel room at all. But friendly enough because kids are free. My three-year-old daughter enjoyed the special treatment at the restaurant during breakfast.
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I stayed with a friend that is a Diamond HH member, perhaps that was the difference. The bathroom was large, had a seperate shower and tub. The bed was comfortable and the room was large. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Best part was the location to both the metro and the train system.
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Date of Stay: June 3 - 7, 2004 Great central location. Near the Airport Express sky terminal - so finding the hotel was not a problem. Walking distance to Rue Royale and the Grote Markt, St Michel St Gaudel Cathedral, the famous "Mary Chocolatier", and Royal Palace. Rooms as smaller than American rooms, but similar to rooms we've stayed at in Europe. Staff were friendly and helpful, hotel is pleasant and clean. We enjoyed the FREE breakfast buffet (eggs, bacon, sausages, fruits, cerals, breads, yogurt, and pancakes). Health facilities were great, especially the sauna. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel. Note: Do not expect a huge closet space. The theme of the hotel is modern and somewhat minimalist.
I spent three nights there, and I was disappointed. I have stayed at a Hilton twice, now I will never do it again. Rooms are tiny (London size), bathroom is shaming and under average. Breakfast only offered limited choice. But I appreciated the wellness area with steam bath,sauna and fitness room. Staff was always helpful and courteous, and the location is good. Nevertheless I would never stay there again.
Only ok
Four stars in no way justified by this hotel although it is a comfortable stay, a friendly hotel and within easy reach of the Grand Place area. Room was incredibly small, possibly a single for two people. The shower room (no bath) was a large toilet and for most people would be impossible to turn around in. Bedroom very small but well appointed. Our temperature was stuck at 26 degrees and rather than sweat it out, having complained with no result, we just turned the radiator off altogether. View awful, 1970s office blocks, building site and railway station!! Did have BBC1 to look at though!No coffee/kettle but ironing board and hairdryer. Hotel in modern design to make it look more spacious presumably, cold wooden floors etc. Very small lifts for people with luggage. Service generally excellent which made up for other problems. Pleasant bar/restaurant. Breakfast extremely average for class of hotel and certainly in no way could be described as 'american' as it seemed to be by the hotel. Food was nothing special and lukewarm or cold. Ok for price at the end of the day.
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London to Brussels
I caught a noon flight from Heathrow to Brussels. The sun was out and that was the last I would see of it fir the day. Cloudy and raining in Brussels. Quick train ride to the Gare du Nord station which is two blocks from the Hilton. After unpacking I needed to eat to I went out to get something to eat. The rain lighten up so it wasn't too bad and I …
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Shared a table at breakfast this morning with a woman from Oklahoma City. She and husband were leaving this morning for Athens then the Greek Island of Santorini. She had been to Copenhagen, Amsterdam prior & Bruges the day before in pouring rain but, she had some good tips. After morning breakfast out the door and onto the metro. Up to the …
In Bruges
I took the train from the Nord station 2 blocks from the hotel to Bruges. Only €6.00 for the 1 hour round trip ticket. I was going to stop in Ghent half between but, the train stopped at a station not near the center of the city and I didn't want to waste time try to figure out transportation in a city I've never been to previously. Arrived a …
Waterloo Battlefield 1815
I traveled to the site of one the most important battles in history. It wasn't easy getting there so if you're ever in Belgium you must really like history and I recommend taking a tour bus from Brussels. First the train to Waterloo dose't run as frequently and once in Waterloo you must walk into the city center and catch the bus to the battlefield …
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 27, 1987
|Filing date
|Nov 4, 1986
|Priority date
|Nov 4, 1986
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Philips M. Gerson
|Original Assignee
|Texas Instruments Incorporated
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (15), Classifications (11), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to a thermostat adapted to open a circuit in response to temperature change and relates more particularly to a thermostat having heating means for keeping the circuit open until the thermostat is manually reset.
A known thermostat comprises a bimetal switch element reacting upon temperatures, which on one of its ends is fastened on a frame and on the other end is provided with an electric contact adapted to engage a fixed contact provided on the frame, said frame comprising two mutually parallel sheet-like metallic contact carriers forming a base unit, through which two parallel pins are extending for connection of both contact carriers and on which pins the contact carriers, with a tight fit, are slidable to and fro relative to one another to be held permanent mutually parallel during mounting, which thermostat may be provided with an external heating means and/or an internal heating means, and a selected heat capacity, as well as with various embodiments of connecting terminals for the contact carriers.
Such a thermostat has been described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,528,540.
A number of embodiments of the known thermostat are shown in the noted patent for influencing the current sensibility and/or the times of switching the thermostat on and off. The patent also shows various connection and mounting possibilities.
For instance various embodiments of connecting terminals for the contact carriers are shown: an external heating element that is fed by the current to be switched is shown, possibly being arranged in or on means of a selected heat capacity; and the contact carriers, one or both of which being made in a resistance material, are shown being possibly combined with a special configuration of said carriers and/or an additional means of selected heat capacity.
Furthermore the possibility is indicated in the patent of adding to these embodiments a heat source preferably with PTC characteristics, connected in parallel, for keeping the thermostat open after being opened until the main current is interrupted, so that a so-called manual reset function is obtained.
A drawback of this structure is that an additional component (requiring additional space) and contact making means has to be added, whilst special care should be bestowed on stability, for instance in the event of vibrations. It is a further drawback that in the automatic reset function, that is without an additional heat source connected in parallel, the switch-back times highly depend upon the ambient temperature, and the range of switch-back times is restricted i.e. by the difference between the switch-back temperature and the ambient temperature.
While maintaining the advantages with respect to the known thermostat mentioned in the above indicated patent, the present invention tends to abolish the above indicated drawbacks and for that purpose it is characterized in that at least one of the pins is made of PTC material (material displaying a positive temperature coefficient of resistivity which is preferably adapted to display a sharp increase in resistivity at a Curie temperature which is cracteristic of the material), from which pins, when energized, electrically generated heat can be transferred by convection and radiation to the temperature sensitive switching element of the thermostat.
Because of the application of said feature the possibilities of use are enlarged by a broader range of switch-back times and reset functions, a simpler mounting without additional components is possible, and minimal room is necessary, said thermostat being reliable in a fabrication-technical respect and the time at which it switches back on again can be accurately influenced.
One, or both, pins can be made of a PTC material with a predetermined Curie temperature with which a simple, solid structure is obtained. Heat generated in this or these PTC pins is transferred by radiation, conduction and convection to the switching member of the thermostat. Because of the close construction of the device the Curie temperature of the PTC pin, when energized, determines mainly the temperature of the switching member and provides self-regulation of the heating provided by the pin. At lower ambient temperatures it creates an artificial direct ambient temperature. When the Curie temperature of the PTC pin is chosen in such a way that this artifical direct ambient temperature lies between the switch-off and switch-on temperature of the thermostat, the latter cannot switch back on again when the ambient temperature falls. Only externally swtiching-off the current can switch the thermostat on again, a so-called manual reset function. When the Curie temperature is chosen in such a way that this artificial direct ambient temperature in the application at decreased ambient temperatures in the situation where the thermal balance is below and close to the switch-on temperature, a very long time for switching-on again is provided. This switching-on takes place automatically and the time of switching-on again depends less upon the ambient temperature. The closer the Curie temperature is to the switch-on temperature, the longer the cooling time of the thermostat will be.
If one of said pins is made of PTC material, security is given in case, upon short circuiting of the pin, the latter would burn. The other pin, made of an insulating material, maintains the function of the thermostat and the mechanical structure of the whole.
The invention will now be more fully described by referenced to drawing in which:
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a thermostat according to the invention in perspective; and
FIG. 2 shows an upper plan view of the thermostat of FIG. 1.
The base unit 1 comprises two mutually parallel, sheet-like preferably metal contact carriers 2 and 3 which, with a tight fit, are fastened on two parallel pins 4 and 5, one pin or both pins thereof being made of a preferably ceramic PTC material.
The pins extend through two deep-drawn holes in the contact carriers. The contact carriers are slidable on the pins to and fro relative to one another and are held mutually parallel by the pins during the composition and adjustment of the thermostat. Each contact carrier comprises connecting terminals 6, 6 which are provided on opposite ends of the base unit and are aligned relative to one another and extend in longitudinal direction of the base unit.
On the inner side of one of the contact carriers 2, 3 a switch element 7 is fastened at 8 on the relevant contact carrier by e.g. welding. The switch element consists of a bimetal and preferably comprises a setting or formed portion 9 which enables independent switching with a snap action at a determined switch-on temperature and switches back at a lower temperature.
If the direct ambient temperture remains above the switch-back temperature no switching-back takes place, unless resetting is performed mechanically or the direct ambient temperature is reduced. The switch-over temperatures are determined by the configuration of the setting and the manner of mounting of the bimetal in known manner.
The setting or formed portion 9 of the bimetal is circular in the shown embodiment, however, it may have another shape too.
The switch element comprises on its movable end a contact 10 adapted to engage a fixed contact 11 fastened on the inner side of the other contact carrier. The contact carriers may have any configuration. For instance they can have an aperture 12 as illustrated in FIG. 1 for laterally exposing almost the entire switch element 7. Furthermore each contact carrier can be made of a resistance material by which the current sensibility of the thermostat increased. The contact carriers can be made of the same material or of two different materials. A contact can consist of three layers, for instance of Ni, Cu, Ag (Cdo). It is also possible that the switch element has not been provided with a setting. The connection terminals can also have various configurations and positions, and a heat well can be used as well as an external or an internal heating means.
In that arrangement, the terminals 6, 6 are adapted to be connected in an electrical circuit so that when the contacts 10, 11 are engaged the circuit is closed but so that when the bimetal 7 moves in response to a selected temperature change for separating the contacts 10, 11, the circuit is opened. As will be understood, the temperature at which the circuit opens is determined primarily by the temperature response characteristics or actuating temperature of the bimetal but the carriers 2 and 3 are selectively movable relative to each other on the pins 4, 5 as described in the noted patent for calibrating or adjusting the actuating or circuit-opening temperature of the thermostat. As will also be understood, the bimetal is also adapted to reengage the contacts 10, 11 for reclosing the circuit when the temperature of the bimetal falls to a reset temperature relatively lower than the noted actuating temperature.
In accordance with this invention, the PTC pins 4, 5 are formed of a ceramic material or the like of positive temperature coefficient of resistivity which has a selected first, room temperature resistivity which s relatively low but which is preferably sufficient for the pins to display an electrical resistance greater than that displayed by the bimetal 7 and its associated contacts. However the pin material is adapted to display a sharp increase in resistivity at a temperature which is preferably selected to be between the actuating the reset temperatures of the bimetal such that when the pins are self-heated by directing electrical current thrrough the pins, the pins serve as a self-regulating electrical resistance heater and stabilize at a temperature which is sufficient to maintain the bimetal 7 at a temperature between its actuating and reset temperatures during variations in the general ambient temperature.
In that arrangement, when the terminals 6, 6 are connected in a circuit, where the thermostat is disposed to sense normal temperature in a temperature zone to be monitored with the thermostat, the contacts 10, 11 are in their normally engaged position for closing the circuit and no significant current flows between the carriers 2, 3 via the pins 4, 5. However, if the bimetal 7 is heated to its actuating or circuit-opening temperature in response to a predetermined increase in the temperature being monitored with the thermostat so that the bimetal moves to open the circuit, a significant current occurs briefly in the pins for rapidly heating the pin material to its high resistivity temperature to effectively complete opening of the circuit between the carriers 2, 3. However a small current continues to flow in the high resistivity pins to generate heat at the stabilizing temperature of the pins sufficient for maintaining the bimetal 7 above its reset temperature even though the temperature being monitored by the thermostat should return to its original or normal level. The thermostat is thus adapted to remain open until it is manually reset, by disconnecting it from the circuit for example, to permit the pins 3, 4 to cool to their original room temperature resistivity.
It should be understood that although particular embodiments of the invention are described by way of illustrating the invention, this invention includes all modifications and equivalents falling within the scope of the appended claims.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jun 30, 1967
|Aug 25, 1970
|Danfoss As
|Thermally-responsive bimetallic starting switch for motors
|May 14, 1984
|Jul 9, 1985
|Texas Instruments Incorporated
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Dec 21, 1990
|Mar 3, 1992
|Texas Instruments Incorporated
|Condition-responsive snap-acting member, device and method of making
|Feb 27, 2006
|Aug 31, 2010
|Honeywell International Inc.
|Controller with dynamic temperature compensation
|Sep 21, 2010
|Thermtrol Corporation
|Thermal protector
|Mar 29, 2012
|Feb 3, 2015
|Honeywell International Inc.
|System for determining ambient temperature
|Mar 29, 2012
|Feb 10, 2015
|Honeywell International Inc.
|System for determining ambient temperature
|Jan 16, 2015
|Apr 26, 2016
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|System for determining ambient temperature
|Apr 13, 2012
|May 10, 2016
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|System for determining ambient temperature
|Jan 16, 2015
|May 17, 2016
|Honeywell International Inc.
|System for determining ambient temperature
|Feb 27, 2006
|Aug 30, 2007
|Honeywell International Inc.
|Controller with dynamic temperature compensation
|Jan 31, 2008
|Apr 29, 2010
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Electromechanical swithcing device for protecting electrical wires and/or consumers and use of a thermal coupling in an electromechanical switching device
|Nov 3, 2011
|Apr 11, 2012
|Motor protector
|Feb 28, 1992
|Sep 16, 1993
|Hofsass P
|Feb 3, 1993
|Sep 1, 1993
|Erbengemeinschaft Peter Hofs�ss
|Thermostatic switch
|Jul 24, 2010
|Feb 9, 2011
|Limitor GmbH
|Bimetallic snap disc
|Aug 10, 2015
|Feb 17, 2016
|Sensata Technologies, Inc.
|Automotive circuit breaker including circuit breaker with integrated secondary current protection
|U.S. Classification
|337/102, 337/107, 337/103
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Feb 5, 1987
Owner name: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED, 13500 NORTH CENTRA
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|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|Mar 24, 1995
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 8
|May 18, 1999
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
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My experience on the tour of the Louvre was fantastic. We had a small group that included my family of four and just one other couple. The tour was led by our wonderful guide Pauline T. She was without doubt the best tour guide I ever had and showed a genuine interest in getting to know us. Pauline was highly knowledgeable and truly passionate about the subject matter. She was very considerate and concerned about our comfort throughout the tour and insured that we hit all of the museum's highlights and had all of our questions answered. I'd give her a rating of six if I could.
July 2016
excellent guide
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