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The poet is the sayer, the namer, and represents beauty. He is a sovereign, and stands on the centre. For the world is not painted or adorned, but is from the beginning beautiful; and God has not made some beautiful things, but Beauty is the creator of the universe. Therefore the poet is not any permissive potentate, but is emperor in his own right. Criticism is infested with a cant of materialism, which assumes that manual skill and activity is the first merit of all men, and disparages such as say and do not, overlooking the fact that some men, namely poets, are natural sayers, sent into the world to the end of expression, and confounds them with those whose province is action but who quit it to imitate the sayers. But Homer's words are as costly and admirable to Homer as Agamemnon's victories are to Agamemnon. The poet does not wait for the hero or the sage, but, as they act and think primarily, so he writes primarily what will and must be spoken, reckoning the others, though primaries also, yet, in respect to him, secondaries and servants; as sitters or models in the studio of a painter, or as assistants who bring building materials to an architect.
For poetry was all written before time was, and whenever we are so finely organized that we can penetrate into that region where the air is music, we hear those primal warblings and attempt to write them down, but we lose ever and anon a word or a verse and substitute something of our own, and thus miswrite the poem. The men of more delicate ear write down these cadences more faithfully, and these transcripts, though imperfect, become the songs of the nations. For nature is as truly beautiful as it is good, or as it is reasonable, and must as much appear as it must be done, or be known. Words and deeds are quite indifferent modes of the divine energy. Words are also actions, and actions are a kind of words.
The sign and credentials of the poet are that he announces that which no man foretold. He is the true and only doctor; he knows and tells; he is the only teller of news, for he was present and privy to the appearance which he describes. He is a beholder of ideas and an utterer of the necessary and causal. For we do not speak now of men of poetical talents, or of industry and skill in metre, but of the true poet.
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Does Suttree die? | A riff on Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree
Does Suttree die?
At the end of Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree, I mean?
Look, before we go any farther, let's be clear—this little riff is intended for those who've read the book. Anyone's welcome to read this riff of course, but I'm not going to be, y'know, summarizing the plot or providing an argument that you should read Suttree (you should; it's great)—and there will be what I suppose you'd call spoilers.
So anyway—Does Suttree die at the end of Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree?
This question percolated in the background of my brain as I revisited Suttree this month via Michael Kramer's amazing audiobook version (I also reread key sections—especially the last), in large part because of comments made on my 2010 review of the novel.
The first comment suggesting that Suttree dies at the end of the novel came in 2012 from poster "Jack foy," who suggested that Suttree "has died in the boat and that it is his corpse cariied [sic] from there and his spirit and not his body hitching a ride at the finale."
Earlier this year, a commenter named Julie Seeley responded to Jack foy's idea; her response is worth posting in full:
I kind of agree that Suttree dies at the end also–or at least there are a lot of indications that the ending is meant to be ambiguous. Suttree reflects on his life, saying something to the effect of "I was not unhappy." He visits his own houseboat and finds the door off and a corpse in his bed. A driver picks him up and says, "Come on," even though Suttree had never even stuck out his thumb to hitch-hike It feels oddly similar to Dickinson's "Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me." All of the scenery whizzing by faster and faster does feel like (sorry for the cliche) his life sort of flashing before him. This was a thought-provoking novel that I am looking forward to reading again soon.
Julie Seeley's analysis is persuasive and her connection to Dickinson is especially convincing upon rereading the book's final paragraphs. In my Suttree review, I argued that the book is a synthesis of American literature, tracing the overt connections to Faulkner and Frost, Poe and Cummings, Ellison and Steinbeck, before laundry listing:
…we find Mark Twain, Herman Melville, Ernest Hemingway, Walt Whitman, Emerson and Thoreau, Emily Dickinson, and William Carlos Williams, to name just a few writers whose blood courses through this novel (even elegant F. Scott Fitzgerald is here, in an unexpected Gatsbyish episode late in the novel).
Revisiting Suttree this month I found myself again impressed with McCarthy's command of allusion and reference. Its transcendentalist streak stood out in particular. (Or perhaps more accurately, I sensed the generative material of the American Renaissance writers filtered through the writers that came before Suttree). But one American Renaissance writer I failed to name in my original review was Dickinson's (near) contemporary Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose work of course filters through all serious American novels. There are plenty of echoes of Hawthorne in Suttree—Hawthorne's tales in particular—but it's the way that Hawthorne ends his tales that interests me here. Like the dashes that conclude many of Dickinson's poems (including "Because I could not stop for Death"), Hawthorne's conclusions are frequently ambiguous. Like the conclusion of Suttree.
So: Does Suttree die at the end of Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree?
Well, wait. Let's go back to the beginning. Of the novel, I mean. Like I said, I'd had this question buzzing around in the back of my head as I revisited the book.
So, the beginning. Well, I'd forgotten that Suttree had a twin brother who had died at birth. The twin resurfaces a few times in the text, and there's even a scene in the musseling section featuring a set of twins. Does Suttree's twin brother's death in infancy prefigure Suttree's own death? How could it not? But—at the same time—hey, it's ambiguous if Suttree dies; should I have stated my answer to my own damn question earlier?—hey, at the same time, the twin brother's death is not Suttree's death sentence, right? It simply introduces a motif—the dead body. Continue reading "Does Suttree die? | A riff on Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree"
"A Winter Walk" — Henry David Thoreau
"A Winter Walk" by Henry David Thoreau
The wind has gently murmured through the blinds, or puffed with feathery softness against the windows, and occasionally sighed like a summer zephyr lifting the leaves along, the livelong night. The meadow-mouse has slept in his snug gallery in the sod, the owl has sat in a hollow tree in the depth of the swamp, the rabbit, the squirrel, and the fox have all been housed. The watch-dog has lain quiet on the hearth, and the cattle have stood silent in their stalls. The earth itself has slept, as it were its first, not its last sleep, save when some street-sign or wood-house door has faintly creaked upon its hinge, cheering forlorn nature at her midnight work,—the only sound awake twixt Venus and Mars,—advertising us of a remote inward warmth, a divine cheer and fellowship, where gods are met together, but where it is very bleak for men to stand. But while the earth has slumbered, all the air has been alive with feathery flakes descending, as if some northern Ceres reigned, showering her silvery grain over all the fields.
We sleep, and at length awake to the still reality of a winter morning. The snow lies warm as cotton or down upon the window-sill; the broadened sash and frosted panes admit a dim and private light, which enhances the snug cheer within. The stillness of the morning is impressive. The floor creaks under our feet as we move toward the window to look abroad through some clear space over the fields. We see the roofs stand under their snow burden. From the eaves and fences hang stalactites of snow, and in the yard stand stalagmites covering some concealed core. The trees and shrubs rear white arms to the sky on every side; and where were walls and fences, we see fantastic forms stretching in frolic gambols across the dusky landscape, as if nature had strewn her fresh designs over the fields by night as models for man's art.
Silently we unlatch the door, letting the drift fall in, and step abroad to face the cutting air. Already the stars have lost some of their sparkle, and a dull, leaden mist skirts the horizon. A lurid brazen light in the east proclaims the approach of day, while the western landscape is dim and spectral still, and clothed in a sombre Tartarian light, like the shadowy realms. They are Infernal sounds only that you hear,—the crowing of cocks, the barking of dogs, the chopping of wood, the lowing of kine, all seem to come from Pluto's barn-yard and beyond the Styx;—not for any melancholy they suggest, but their twilight bustle is too solemn and mysterious for earth. The recent tracks of the fox or otter, in the yard, remind us that each hour of the night is crowded with events, and the primeval nature is still working and making tracks in the snow. Opening the gate, we tread briskly along the lone country road, crunching the dry and crisped snow under our feet, or aroused by the sharp clear creak of the wood-sled, just starting for the distant market, from the early farmer's door, where it has lain the summer long, dreaming amid the chips and stubble; while far through the drifts and powdered windows we see the farmer's early candle, like a paled star, emitting a lonely beam, as if some severe virtue were at its matins there. And one by one the smokes begin to ascend from the chimneys amidst the trees and snows. Continue reading ""A Winter Walk" — Henry David Thoreau"
"I reason, Earth is short–" — Emily Dickinson
"I reason, Earth is short–" by Emily Dickinson:
I reason, Earth is short —
And Anguish — absolute —
And many hurt,
But, what of that?
I reason, we could die —
The best Vitality
Cannot excel Decay,
But, what of that?
I reason, that in Heaven —
Somehow, it will be even —
Some new Equation, given —
But, what of that?
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Hawthorne and Thoreau Dine Together Then Take a Stroll
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September 1, 1842. Mr. Thoreau dined with us yesterday…. He is a keen and delicate observer of nature–a genuine observer–which, I suspect, is almost as rare a character as even an original poet; and Nature, in return for his love, seems to adopt him as her especial child, and shows him secrets which few others are allowed to witness. He is familiar with beast, fish, fowl, and reptile, and has strange stories to tell of adventures, and friendly passages with these lower brethren of mortality. Herb and flower, likewise, wherever they grow, whether in garden or wildwood, are his familiar friends. He is also on intimate terms with the clouds, and can tell the portents of storms. It is a characteristic trait that he has a great regard for the memory of the Indian tribes, whose wild life would have suited him so well; and strange to say, he seldom walks over a ploughed field without picking up an arrow-point, a spearhead, or other relic of the red men–as if their spirits willed him to be the inheritor of their simple wealth.
With all this he has more than a tincture of literature,–a deep and true taste for poetry, especially for the elder poets, and he is a good writer,–at least he has written a good article, a rambling disquisition on Natural History, in the last Dial, which, he says, was chiefly made up from journals of his own observations. Methinks this article gives a very fair image of his mind and character,–so true, innate, and literal in observation, yet giving the spirit as well as letter of what he sees, even as a lake reflects its wooded banks, showing every leaf, yet giving the wild beauty of the whole scene. Then there are in the article passages of cloudy and dreamy metaphysics, and also passages where his thoughts seem to measure and attune themselves into spontaneus verse, as they rightfully may, since there is real poetry in them. There is a basis of good sense and of moral truth, too, throughout the article, which also is a reflection of his character; for he is not unwise to think and feel, and I find him a healthy and wholesome man to know.
After dinner (at which we cut the first watermelon and muskmelon that our garden has ripened) Mr. Thoreau and I walked up the bank of the river; and, at a certain point, he shouted for his boat. Forthwith, a young man paddled it across the river, and Mr. Thoreau and I voyaged farther up the stream, which soon became more beautiful than any picture, with its dark and quiet sheet of water, half shaded, half sunny, between high and wooded banks. The late rains have swollen the stream so much that many trees are standing up to their knees, as it were, in the water, and boughs, which lately swung high in air, now dip and drink deep of the passing wave. As to the poor cardinals which glowed upon the bank a few days since, I could see only a few of their scarlet hats, peeping above the tide. Mr. Thoreau managed the boat so perfectly, either with two paddles or with one, that it seemed instinct with his own will, and to require no physical effort to guide it. He said that, when some Indians visited Concord a few years since, he found that he had acquired, without a teacher, their precise method of propelling and steering a canoe. Nevertheless he was desirous of selling the boat of which he is so fit a pilot, and which was built by his own hands; so I agreed to take it, and accordingly became possessor of the Musketaquid. I wish I could acquire the aquatic skill of the original owner.
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THE QUEEN OF SPADES "Unusual And Macabre!" ~ Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide A gambling craze is sweeping 19th century St. Petersburg, yet a dashing Russian army captain (Anton Walbrook of THE RED SHOES) is too impoverished to participate. But when he learns that an aging countess (an award-winning performance by Dame Edith Evans of TOM JONES) may hold the ultimate key to gaming riches, the desperate young officer will stop at nothing to steal the sinister secret for himself. When fortunes are won and lost with the turn of a card, will one man wager his very soul on a final twist of fate? Yvonne Mitchell (DEMONS OF THE MIND) co-stars in this brilliant British chiller directed by Thorold Dickinson (GASLIGHT), featuring extraordinary cinematography by Otto Heller (PEEPING TOM, THE IPCRESS FILE) and based on the celebrated short story by Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. Includes AN 8-page Collector's Booklet.
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Anton Walbrook's talent, like Vivien Leigh's, was ineffable. His choices, as an actor, are so outlandish sometimes that you think he will never pull off the moment - then he stops right at the edge and leaves you gasping at the utter uniqueness and danger of his choice. Dame Edith Evans, in her film debut, playing a woman forty years her senior, is all remarkable, twisted, bitter, frightened restraint. (Rosie mentioned that Edith Evan's key moment of reaction, in the film, had so frightened the audience at the time that everyone screamed out loud. Not difficult to understand, even today...)
The lighting and camera direction are at once solid and ethereal; dreamy like Cocteau's LA BELLE ET LA BETE, and brutally unforgiving like Welles' CITIZEN KANE.
Much has been said about DEAD OF NIGHT and deservedly so. This genuinely is the grandfather of all psychological horror films. What seems so innocuous, almost gentle at first, develops into a disturbingly laden freight train barrelling straight towards you. There will be no way to escape. You will be knocked squarely off your tracks. Completely and utterly disorienting. Warning: do not watch this film alone at night. Don't even watch this film alone on a sunny day.
The picture and sound on each are very good and rich.Read more ›
Queen of Spades is not as famous as the other film, but it is also a true gem to be discovered. It tells the story of a russian officer who's obsessed with discovering the secret of winning at the cards. This obsession will have the most macabre implications. The production designer on this film is a true winner. So is the screenplay and the cinematography.
Here you have two great films for the price of one (positively two of the best films ever made by the Ealing Studios). Who can ask for more? The image on the DVD is fine on both films. There are no extras, but don't let that put you away: these films are worth it. If you (like me) love classic chillers, these are for you!
There's the race car driver's story, directed by Basil Dearden. Hugh Grainger (Anthony Baird) survives a crash but sees from his hospital window a horse-drawn hearse. The driver looks up at him. "Just room for one more, sir," he says with a smile. That's just the beginning.
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Originating in the times pre-pre-digital, both plots and presentations of the black-and-white movies were executed professionally and well-performed. Read morePublished 5 months ago by Michael Kerjman
If you've never seen "Dead of Night," you should.
It's the grandaddy of horror vignettes.
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Dead of Night is a stunning, scary, and extremely well done film. A 1946 British movie, it is, in my opinion, the finest movie ever made in this genre. Read morePublished 12 months ago by KatieLynne
Dead of Night is a very good movie. Others have, as usual, spoiled the plot for you, so I will comment only on the emotional impact of the film, and on its implications. Read morePublished 16 months ago by James Kenney
Such a beautiful and strange film!! It's in the same league as Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast and the Red Shoes. Read morePublished 22 months ago by Marie Joie Hughes
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John Huston won the Academy Award(R) for writing and directing this powerful saga that pits gold and greed in the wilds of Mexico and stars his father (Walter Huston) and Humphrey Bogart. Year: 1948 Director: John Huston Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, Tim Holt]]>
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Fred C. Dobbs (Humphrey Bogart) and Bob Curtin (Tim Holt) are two Americans down on their luck in Tampico, Mexico, who manage to acquire a temporary job working for Pat McCormick (Barton MacLaine) but don't get paid for their efforts as McCormick does a disappearing act with the money. Dobbs and Curtin catch up with him later in a bar and after coming to blows manage to get the money that was owed to them. A young Mexican boy (Robert Blake) approaches Dobbs who reluctantly buys a lottery ticket from him. Dobbs and Curtin spend the night in a flop house where they meet Howard (Walter Huston), a grizzled old timer who tells them stories of the times he went prospecting for gold in the mountains. They are both fascinated by Howard's stories but don't have the necessary funds to purchase the equipment they would need to look for gold. Next day the young Mexican boy comes to find Dobbs to tell him that his ticket has won some money in the lottery. It is not a fortune but enough to invest in some tools and equipment so that Curtin and Dobbs can team up with Howard to search for gold in the Sierra Madre mountains. Greed and distrust inevitably take hold of Dobbs and he gets increasingly suspicious of his two companions and becomes more and more paranoid as the days go by. He is sure that they want to steal his share of the gold which is just not so.Read more ›
The transfer is beautiful and is almost completely free from film damage or other blemishes. The blacks are deep and consistent throughout the picture. A beautiful DVD transfer.
Sound is presented in the film's original monaural track which has been cleaned up due to its age. There is no hiss or background screech or other noise to detract from your viewing of the movie.
As for extras, Warner's presents the movie in its "Night at the Movies" format which simulates the experience of watching the film circa 1947 theatre style. That means you get to enjoy period newsreels, comedy shorts, cartoons, etc. before you watch the feature. Very enjoyable!
Disc 2 of this set features a 2 hour documentary on director John Huston's career, hosted by Robert Mitchum. The doc features interviews, photos, private film footage and more and is a great tribute to this talented director. Excellent!
Next is a 50 minute documentary on the making of the film. There are interviews with the cast and crew as well as film historians that make a great supplement to the film itself. Great!
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|Jan 18, 2005
|Filing date
|Jun 9, 2003
|Priority date
|Apr 1, 1999
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|George R. Steber, Thomas M. Luebke, Stephen J. Skeels, David L. Wiesemann
|Original Assignee
|Actuant Corporation
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (25), Referenced by (57), Classifications (9), Legal Events (2)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/538,087, filed Mar. 29, 2000; now U.S. Pat. No. 6,593,754 B1, was patented on Jul. 15, 2003, which claims benefit to provisional application Ser. No. 60/127,322, filed Apr. 1, 1999.
This invention relates to electronic instruments for detecting a stud or other object behind an opaque surface, such as wall board.
Carpenters, electricians, do-it-yourselfers and others are often faced with the problem of locating the position of the wall studs behind the wall board material forming the wall surface. They are interested in hanging pictures, drilling holes and so on. However after the walls are finished and painted the location of the hidden substructure (i.e. the studs) is not visually detectable. The same is true of finding the location of hidden wooden frames in furniture and boats from the outside surface of the structure.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,099,118 issued Jul. 4, 1978 discloses an electronic wall stud sensor which is suitable for detecting a wall stud behind a wall surface. It utilizes one or more capacitor plates, a fixed frequency oscillator, a dual one-shot multivibrator, a field effect transistor, and a complicated calibration procedure. Each individual circuit must be calibrated at the time of manufacture, which is a costly procedure for mass production.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,464,622 describes a wall stud sensor similar to U.S. Pat. No. 4,099,118 but with a plurality of capacitor elements and means for detecting the presence of alternating current in the wall. Finding the presence of alternating current in walls is often not practical or possible with modern wiring methods. U.S. Pat. No. 5,352,974 describes a stud sensor similar to U.S. Pat. No. 4,099,118 but with means for storing calibration data for thick or thin walls. However, in most cases, the user will not know if the wall is thick or thin. The circuit used is complex and uses special purpose hardware. The sensor also uses a plurality of capacitor plates. Both of these devices require factory calibration.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,485,092 describes a device for investigating surface and subsurface structures. It uses four-sided conductive elongated plates and rectangular sensor plates connected together in a special arrangement. The different surfaces are charged at different rates and a differential amplifier and peak detector are used to determine information about the subsurface. It requires a complicated charging scheme and an expensive voltmeter for readout, which requires an interpretation of the results which would be difficult for an inexperienced person.
Prior art sensors were required to be a relatively large size so as to make them sufficiently sensitive for their intended purpose. Prior circuits required a relatively large sensor, and to isolate the sensor from the user's hand, which contributed to the relatively large size of the sensors.
Thus, there is a need for a low cost subsurface object locator that is easy to use, works well in the environment for which it is designed, simply and reliably identifies the location of substructure components in an efficient manner, is easy to manufacture, requires no calibration or adjustments by the factory or operator, and can be made of a relatively small size.
The invention provides a compact device capable of efficiently finding the location of hidden objects or substrata such as studs, joists and other similar objects below the surface of walls, floors and similar type structures. The device may also be used to find the location of braces, wood frames or other substructures in wooden furniture such as tables and cabinets, wooden boats and similar type structures.
In particular, the invention provides a pocket-sized object finder having a housing containing a battery, electronic circuitry and a capacitor plate. The housing has front, rear, side and end walls that define a cavity of a width no more than two inches and one third the length of the housing. The battery powered circuitry is responsive to variations in capacitance effected in the capacitor plate arising from the presence of the object. The capacitor plate is disposed in the housing along the flat rear wall, which is adapted for sliding along the wall so as to capacitively couple the capacitor plate to the object. A signal indicator visible from the front wall of the housing is activated in response to the change in capacitance and illuminates when the object is detected. A pocket clip is located at the front wall.
In one preferred form, the object finder has multiple signal indicators located at a tapered end of the housing. Successive signal indicators taper in the direction the housing is tapered and activate serially, without overlapping, at essentially a leading edge of the object and deactivate serially, again without overlapping, at essentially a trailing edge of the object.
In another preferred form, the housing has a removable access door over an access opening to a battery compartment of the cavity in which the battery is disposed. Preferably, the pocket clip is a part of the access door.
Thus, the present invention provides a compact object finder that using a small area capacitor plate allowing the over form factor of the finder to be smaller than prior finders. The small capacitor remains sufficient sensitive to detect objects at the same or even a greater depth than prior devices. The present object finder can be easily retained to a person's body either by grasping by hand, placing into a shirt or pants pocket, or by clipping it to one's clothing. The device is also easy to use and operate without manual calibration or adjustments on the part of the operator.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the detailed description and drawings.
Referring first to
The square (or rectangular) wave output of the oscillator 20 goes to a microprocessor circuit 30 via line 26. The microprocessor circuit 30 is programmed to measure the frequency difference f1 minus f2. The frequency difference has been found to be a reliable and consistent means of identifying subsurface objects such as studs and has been found to be relatively independent of the wall material. This makes the device self calibrating, obviating the need for any special factory calibration. If the frequency difference exceeds an amount deemed sufficient to indicate the presence of a stud, an LED is turned on.
The circuit 30 actually has four LEDs D2, D3, D4, D5 that can be activated at different amounts of frequency change. This is illustrated in more detail in
Although visual LED indicators D2-D5 are described here, it should be clear that audible indicators could be used as well. For example, different audible tones could be produced corresponding to various frequency differences encountered in scanning the wall, as the leading edge of a stud was approached, the frequency could go up, and as the trailing edge of the stud was passed the frequency could go down. In fact, there are occasions where audible indications may be better, such as in cases where the visible indicators may be hard to see.
Referring now to
To use the device described, the plate 21 is placed on or in close proximity to wall 13 where there are no studs and the switch 45 is pressed. This causes circuit 30 to be activated and it will measure the first frequency f1 from the oscillator 20 and save it in memory. After this step is performed, which takes less than a second, the lowest LED D3 (green) comes on and stays on as a power indicator, while the switch 45 is pressed. This signals to the operator that the device can now be moved across the wall being probed. As the sensor is moved across the wall the circuit 30 is continuously measuring the second or subsequent frequency f2 from oscillator 20 and comparing it to the first frequency f1 by taking the frequency difference. When the difference exceeds a first threshold, the next LED up, LED D4 (amber) will be lit and LED D3 will go out. When the difference exceeds a second threshold, greater than the first threshold, the next LED D5 (amber) will be turned on and LED D4 will go out. When the difference exceeds a third threshold, greater than the second threshold and which indicates the presence of the leading edge of the stud, the highest LED D2 (red) goes on and the LED D5 goes out. LED D2 stays on as the thickness of the stud is traversed by the device. When the trailing edge of the device is reached, the LEDs go off and on in the reverse sequence. Thus, a user trying to find a stud, will mark the leading edge of the stud when LED D2 comes on, and will mark the trailing edge of the stud when the LED D2 goes off.
When a user first puts the device against a wall or other surface to be probed, there is no way of telling if it is initially placed over a stud or other subsurface object or not. The device assumes that it is not. However, if by chance it is, then the subsequently found frequency difference will be negative and unless special provision is made in the programming of the microprocessor, an error will result. It is an easy matter, however, to program the microprocessor so that if the f1-f2 frequency difference is found to be negative, it means that the device was initially placed over a stud or other subsurface object. The device could be programmed to flash the LEDs or beep a buzzer in that event to alert the user to start over, placing the device in a different initial position.
Referring to
The capacitance of the plate 71 is determined by the surrounding medium including the wall material, the studs, the circuit and the person holding the device. It is desirable to reduce the stray capacitance as much as possible since this will improve the sensitivity of the plate 71. The capacitance of plate 71 is influenced considerably by the operator and the housing of the device.
Capacitance is related to its potential with respect to other objects. If an additional plate 75 is introduced in the vicinity of plate 71 with the same potential as plate 71, it will reduce the "stray" effects. This improves the sensitivity of the plate 71 and allows it to sense further into the wall.
The potential of plate 71 changes as the oscillator 70 operates. In a typical situation it may vary from 0 to 5 volts in amplitude. Hence the guard plate 75 must have its potential vary in the same way. This is accomplished by using a buffer amplifier 78, with a gain of one, which has the voltage of the sensor plate 71 at its input and produces a near exact replica of it at its output, which is connected to plate 75 via line 77. Hence plate 75 is driven at the same potential as plate 71.
Referring to
Referring back to
The microprocessor circuit 80 is programmed to measure the frequency difference f1 minus f2. As in the first embodiment, this can be done by any suitable means. For example, the microprocessor circuit 80 will typically include a counter. The counter can be programmed to count the number of times the oscillator output signal to the microprocessor goes high in a certain period, which yields a measure of the frequency of the oscillator output. If the frequency difference between the first measured frequency and the subsequently measured frequencies exceeds an amount deemed sufficient to indicate the presence of a stud, an LED is turned on.
The circuit 80 actually has four LEDs D2, D3, D4 and D5 that can be activated at different amounts of frequency change. This is illustrated in more detail in FIG. 2. More or fewer LEDs could be used as indicators depending upon resolution and cost considerations.
The circuit is powered by batteries 90 through protective diode D1 and line 92. Resistor R3 is used to limit the current in the LEDs. Resistor R4 is used for a power on reset for circuit 80. Switch 95 is pressed to enable power to circuit from the battery 90 to circuit 80.
The microprocessor is capable of detecting very small changes in the frequency of the oscillator, which improves the sensitivity of the device and permits making the device relatively small.
The instrument in
The top end of the housing 105 tapers in width to a blunt point 111, to give an operator a better approximation of the center of the device. Transparent or translucent windows 113 centered laterally on the front surface of the housing 105 are aligned with the respective LEDs D2-D5 and also taper in width toward the top to a sharper point, also to help the operator locate the center of the housing, and therefore the edge of a stud or other subsurface object.
Variations and modifications to the preferred embodiments described will be obvious to persons skilled in the art without deviating from the spirit of the invention. Therefore, the invention should not be limited to the preferred embodiments described, but should be defined by the claims which follow.
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BOURG -- On a Tuesday evening 30 years ago, Mike Adams stood in front of a group of young athletes with a simple message.
"Don't drop the baton," he said. "If we drop the baton, Opelousas will in. If we don't, we will win."
Three days later, the South Terrebonne boys' track team arrived on the LSU campus with their sights set on a state championship. The Gators didn't drop a baton -- and sure enough, they finished ahead of Opelousas, winning the 1973 title.
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Metallic gold buds and berries are the perfect way to bring a chic yet subtle touch of elegance to a sugar flower posy. Blush and gold make a fabulous colour pairing and Sweet Love Cake Couture have added elegant gold highlights to their fabulous design above with tiny golden buds. A simple … [Continue reading]
Cake Accents: Gold Buds & Berries
Floral Wreath & Garland Wedding Cakes: Part 2
Since we first published our original Floral Wreath and Garland Wedding Cakes feature, we've come across so many more beautiful designs in this fabulous boho style that we simply had to do a Floral Wreath Cakes feature, Part 2. So starting with our feature designs above, Pasteles Alma have taken … [Continue reading]
Father's Day Sports Cakes: Part 1
With Father's Day coming up next weekend we thought the timing was just right to showcase some of the most fabulous sports cakes from talented cake … [Continue reading]
Father's Day Sports Cakes: Part 2
Following on from Sports Cakes for Father's Day Part 1, in Part 2 we're looking a sports from across the pond in the UK and international favourites, … [Continue reading]
Naked Cakes: Woodsy & Floral
Naked cakes are one wedding cake trend which evokes mixed reactions from decorators - those who adore them and those who start to miss their fondant … [Continue reading]
Buttercream Flowers: Part 2
Flower garden cakes brimming full of exquisitely piped buttercream flowers are one of the most admired cake decorating styles of the moment, never … [Continue reading]
Tiled Wedding Cake Tutorial from Lindy Smith
Vibrant colours and contemporary designs are the hallmark of Lindy Smith's cake decorating and her brand new book, Simply Modern Wedding Cakes, is jam … [Continue reading]
New Metallics: Wedding Cakes in Rose Gold, Bronze & Copper Tones
Rose gold wedding cakes and bronze and copper metallic finishes are the contemporary style trend of the summer. Paired with complimentary pastels … [Continue reading]
Buttercream Hatbox Cake Tutorial
In a departure from their towering multi-tiered buttercream extravaganzas, Valeri Valeriano and Christina Ong have turned their attention to one-tier … [Continue reading]
Drippy, Drizzle Wedding Cakes
Drippy, drizzle cakes are the rockstar cake of the moment for birthdays and special occasions and their influence is crossing over into the world of … [Continue reading]


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Ashley Tisdale was spotted in a teeny pink bikini while vacationing with friends in Maui, Hawaii on March 19. The 26-year-old actress looked like she had not a care in the world as she splashed around in the water and showed off her toned tummy.
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