There are 3.0 boats on the lake. There are 5.0 people total in the boats. How many people are in each boat on average? Answer:

Your homework for monday Feb 6th is Worksheet 3.12, the entire page.
10. you need to solve inside the brackets first (6 x 7) and then multiply it by 1/2.
26. 12.3 would equal 11.3 + 1. Is there a way to get this?
27. What is 18 x 2 = ? Can you somehow get this number with 19 - 7 x 3 ?
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You play basketball for Sargent Park. You've scored 24 baskets over the 5 home games and 28 points over the past 7 away games. Now figure out your average points per game at home, your average points per game on the road, and your total average points.Do you score more baskets per game at home or away?
For the away games the average is (28 ÷ 7 = 4). There is no estamate average because there is no decimal in the answer.
The total estimate average is (80 ÷ 12 = 6.66666666666666666666666666666667. The real average is (76 ÷ 12 = 6.3(repeated)). If you wanted to use 24 instead of 48 the your equation would look like this. (52 ÷ 12 = 4.3(repeated)).
If you wanted to know whether you scored more baskets per game at home or away and you were using the number 48 points for home and 28 points for away, then you would have scored more baskets per game for the home games. If you were using the number 24 points for home and 28 points for away then you would have scored more baskets per game for the home games.
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I'm currently using this function to get Total and Average scores.
How can I make the average a 1 decimal place? I'm getting something like 51.666666666667.

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10 ft. of 550 paracord to make 13 "ranger beads"
First, it should be understood that pace count beads are not an exact way to measure distance. Pace beads use the length of your stride to determine how far you have walked. Factors such as terrain, weather, and weight of gear you are carrying will all change the length of your stride. There are ways to take these variable into account, but just know that it is not an exact science.
There are two methods to measuring distance with pace count beads. Both require that you know the length of your stride by walking a preset distance. (Usually 100 yards in the U.S.) The best way to do this is by finding a nearby football field and walking from one end zone line to the other, keeping track of how many times your left foot hits the ground. To make your measurement a little more accurate, wear a fully loaded pack—or whatever gear you think you will be wearing out in the wilderness—for this distance measurement. Walk the distance 3 times. If the number of steps differ, take the average of all 3.
Let's say that you ended up with exactly 60 paces in 100 yards. The pace counter works like an abacus. The 9 lower beads are the one's place; the 4 upper beads are the ten's place.
Measure by Distance. After your left foot hits the ground 60 times, move one of the lower beads down. Continue doing this until all 9 are pulled. On the tenth time, pull down one top bead and raise all the lower beads back up. You have now walked 1,000 yards. By the time you pull all the top beads down, you would have walked 5,000 yards—or a little less than 3 miles. This is probably the more useful method to using pace count beads, as you are then dealing with real measurements.
Measure by Paces. Instead of counting yards, you can count paces and do the calculation afterward. You will need to know your individual pace length for this method. If 60 paces equaled 100 yards, divide it by 60 to get the length of one pace. You would get 1.66666666666666666666666666666666666666666. You are beginning to see the problem with this method. Every 10 paces, pull a bead down. When all beads are down, you will have walked 1,000 paces. Either divide 1,000 by your 100 yard pace count (1,000/60 = 16.7 x1,000 paces walked = 1,670 yards total) or by multiplying it by your individual pace length (1,000yd x 1.67 =1,670 yards).

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Re: POLL -- Student to computer support person ratio!
25th decimal place: 466.666666666666666666666666 users to each techie.
a real pain and he takes more than his share of support.
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Subject: [mg39636] Re: Why Plot cannot run under package?
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Why Plot cannot run under package?
Subject: [mg39628] Why Plot cannot run under package?
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But if I run the function under *.nb file, it can runs well.
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Convert 1 Milliseconds to Minutes (ms to min) with our conversion calculator and conversion tables. To convert 1 ms to min use direct conversion formula below.
1 ms = 1.6666666666667E-5 min.

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Please enter minutes (min) value of time unit to convert minutes to hours.
How Many Hours in a Minute?
There are 0.016666666666667 hours in a minute.
1 Minute is equal to 0.016666666666667 Hours.
This is a very easy to use minutes to hours converter. First of all just type the minutes (min) value in the text field of the conversion form to start converting min to h, then select the decimals value and finally hit convert button if auto calculation didn't work. Hours value will be converted automatically as you type.
The decimals value is the number of digits to be calculated or rounded of the result of minutes to hours conversion.
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To find hotels near Torembi Airport airport, paste in search form the name of the city of (Torembi), then select the dates of Check In and Check Out, select the number of guests and click Search.
TCJ airport Torembi transcript or TCJ which airport?
The name of the airport: Torembi Airport. The airport is located in the country: Papua New Guinea. The city location of the airport in Torembi. IATA airport code Torembi Airport: TCJ. The IATA airport code is a 3 letter unique identifier, assigned airports world International air transport Association (IATA). ICAO airport code Torembi Airport: DAAJ. The ICAO airport code is a 4 letter unique identifier that is assigned to the airports by the International civil aviation organization (ICAO).
The geographic coordinates of the airport Torembi Airport.
The latitude at which the airport is located: -4.016666666667, the longitude of airport: 143.133333333330. Geographic coordinates of latitude and longitude define the position of the airport on the earth's surface. The airport is located in the time zone: +10.0 GMT. The airline always indicates local time of departure and arrival airport according to the time zones.

How long would it take to fly anywhere on Earth using a SpaceX rocket?
How long would it take to fly anywhere on Earth using a SpaceX rocket?
Answer: less than an hour.
Before he gets us to Mars, Elon Musk wants to get us anywhere on Earth in under an hour.
At Friday’s International Astronautical Conference, the CEO of SpaceX revealed the company’s plans for its largest airborne vehicle yet, the BFR. While originally intended to facilitate SpaceX’s goal of putting humans on Mars by 2024, Musk announced that he also envisions using the rocket for high-speed Earth travel.
The world’s longest flight — from Doha, Qatar, to Auckland, New Zealand — currently takes 16.5 hours. However, with SpaceX’s BFR rocket, flight time would be just 45 minutes.

7.4166666666 as a fraction - solution and the full explanation with calculations.
What is 7.4166666666 as a fraction?
To write 7.4166666666 as a fraction you have to write 7.4166666666 as numerator and put 1 as the denominator. Now you multiply numerator and denominator by 10 as long as you get in numerator the whole number.

1.79166667 as a fraction - solution and the full explanation with calculations.
What is 1.79166667 as a fraction?
To write 1.79166667 as a fraction you have to write 1.79166667 as numerator and put 1 as the denominator. Now you multiply numerator and denominator by 10 as long as you get in numerator the whole number.

9.6666666 as a percent - solution and the full explanation with calculations.
What is 9.6666666 as a percent?
To write 9.6666666 as a percent have to remember that 1 equal 100% and that what you need to do is just to multiply the number by 100 and add at the end symbol % .

Four new designs up at EMG. I need to do 4.666666 every day to get caught up by February first... I could have done more today, but am missing the next file (on this computer). Very manageable load.
I have a question. I know EMG can produce a large variety of things, from staionary to mouse pads and stuff. Can you produce cards?
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Distance between Kakinada and Palakollu is 71 KM (kilometers) and 547.1 meters. Kakinada is 44.5 miles away from Palakollu.
Kakinada is located in the India state of Andhra_Pradesh at the longitude of 82.2 and latitude of 17. Palakollu is located in the India state of Andhra_Pradesh at the longitude of 81.8 and latitude of 16.5.
Kakinada is located nearly east side to Palakollu. Kakinada To Palakollu road map direction from google will be integrated.
Time difference between Kakinada and Palakollu is 0.032666666666666 decimal hours (0 : 1 : 57.599999999999). Kakinada universal time is 5.4826666666667 UTC and Palakollu universal time is 5.45 UTC. Kakinada is advance Palakollu 0 hours and 1 Minutes and 57.599999999999 seconds.
Travel time from Kakinada To Palakollu will take 1 hours and 47.32 minutes if the vehicle keep an average speed of sixty kilometer per hour. Travel time by walk may take around 8.9 hours if you continuously walk at the speed of 6KM.
The follwing Kakinada to Palakollu direction map comming from google. Google distance may vary from our crow fly distance.
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Charlie has 31.0 snowballs. Lucy has 19.0 less snowballs than him. How many does she have? Answer:

The following airline seat guide is for the long haul economy type. These measurements do not necessarily apply to the short haul or premium economy class.
AeroMexico has a seat width of 17.9" and a seat pitch of 32.0", while Air Berlin seats are 17.0" wide with a seat pitch of 30.0". Air Canada seats are 17.84" wide and the seat pitch is 31-33.0". Air China seats are 18.0" wide with a seat pitch of 34.0".
The seats for Air France are 18.0" wide and have a 32.0" seat pitch. The seat width at Air India is 17.4" and has a seat pitch of 31-33.0". For Aer Lingus, the seat width is 17.0" and the seat pitch is 31.0".
For Air New Zealand, the seat width is 17.5" while the seat pitch is 32.0". The seats for Air Pacific are 17.0" wide with the seat pitch at 32.0". For Alitalia, the seat width is 17.0" and the pitch is 32.0". For Aeroflot Russian Airlines the seat width is 18.0′ and the seat pitch is 32.0”.
The seat width at American Airlines is 17.2" and the seat pitch is 30.0". For Asiana, the seat width is 17.0" and the seat pitch is 33.0". For Delta Air Lines, the seat width is 17.0" while the seat pitch is 31-32.0".
The seat width at El Al Airlines is 18.0" and the seat pitch is 32.0". The Emirates seat width is 17.5" and the seat pitch is 32.0". For Etihad Airways, the seat width is 17.0" and the seat pitch is 31.5-33.0". For EVA Air, the seat width is also 17.0", but the seat pitch is 33.0". Gulf Air seats are 18.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0".
The seats in Hainan Airlines are 19.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32-34.0". At Japan Airlines (JAL), the seat is 17.0" wide and the seat pitch is 30-32.0". For Jet Airways, the seat is 18.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0". The seats at Royal Brunei Airlines are 18.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32-34.0".
At Kenya Airways the seat is 17.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0". The seats at KLM are 17.5" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0". Korean Air seats are 17.2" wide and have a seat pitch of 33-34.0". At LAN Airlines, the seat is 18.0" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0". At Lufthansa, the seats are 17.5" wide and the seat pitch is 32.0".
At Malaysia Airlines, the seats are 17.0" wide and the seat pitch is 34.0". For Northwest Airlines, the seat width is 17.17" and the seat pitch is 33-34". At Philippine Airlines, the seats are 18.0" and the seat pitch is 32.0". At Qantas Airways, the seats are 17.2" wide and the seat pitch is 31.0".
When looking at seat dimensions, keep in mind that the seat pitch refers to the distances between seat rows. The seat sizes may differ slightly per aircraft.
Last updated December 13, 2014 .

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Sally travels by car from one city to another. She drives for 29.0 min at 63.0 km/h, 37.0 min at 40.0 km/h, and 45.0 min at 74.0 km/h, and she spends 14.0 min eating lunch and buying gas.
(a) Determine the average speed for the trip.
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I'm all for exploring the restructuring of local government for greater efficiency as well as greater democratic outcomes. We could look at consolidation but also the form of city and county incorporation, and bylaws. A more efficient government on paper doesn't necessarily lead to more efficient or more democratic outcomes. As an analogy, a company that lowers its costs doesn't necessarily lead to lower prices to consumers, or higher wages to workers; and no one expects (or has even suggested) that the massive subsidies to the Carousel Mall expansion will result in lower prices to customers, or higher wages to workers there.
Government consolidation also poses a risk; it could lead to greater consolidation of power and worsen outcomes for the majority. It is also true that with all the current energy for exploring change, there is the opportunity to achieve a truly superior government organization (greater mechanical efficiency and more democratic outcomes). It's all in the details. And the details must be spelled out for all to review and discuss thoroughly if we are to succeed.
No one should expect government consolidation per se to improve the social and economic vitality of the region. More on that later. I think our current weakness (by no means limited to our region) is poor policy, due partly to old habits and bad advice, but also to political corruption. Please, let's not pretend. Let's not dwell on it either, but understand it and be cognizant of it as we set about redesigning government.
1) Existing local government design is from the 1800s, not suited for the modern globalized world.
Response: There are (amazingly) 70,000 –80,000 (haven't checked recently) municipalities in the US. This complexity is fairly uniform throughout the states. NYS is no more complex. So the suggestion that "It's easier and cheaper to go to some other region, some other state" because our government is too fragmented does not appear to be valid. Our problems are elsewhere.
2) City, county, and state economic growth is less on average than that of many other states or regions (implies poor government organization).
Response: Agreed. But, so far, no significant argument has been made that government fragmentation is the cause. Articles have been published, and speeches given, simply presuming that consolidation is the cure, but with only anecdotes (weak ones) offered in support of this presumption.
Moreover, the economic decline we have experienced is not a local nor state phenomenon; it is a Northeastern U.S. phenomenon. It's roots are in U.S. international trade policy, unrelated to and unaffected by local government formation. Call your Congresspersons.
3) Government consolidation is the key that will open the path to lower taxes, better business environment, more jobs, increasing population, and presumably a rising standard of living for residents.
Response: I don't doubt that government can be made more efficient. But let's start with eyes wide open, review the issues, see what's needed to effect positive change, then see what part consolidation may have in this larger picture.
4) Reasons for hope: $5.4B in planned investments; Creative Core; possible energy tech region.
Response: Exactly. We can be creative and coordinate local development initiatives without government consolidation. In fact, if we can't better agree to create and coordinate local development, we'll never reach the harder step of government consolidation.
5) Modernizing government. 3 general options: 1, 2, 3 tier.
Response: I think it will take a deep rationale (a document) on each option to properly inform the public and allow them to meaningfully consider, ask questions, and contribute to the initiative.
I suggest we not focus on 25 year economic development plans; they are to conceptual and distant. Better to create detailed 5 year urban design/development plans. The plans should be concerned with infrastructure maintenance and expansion, delineating preferred development for individual neighborhoods, and promoting/facilitating whatever missing development is needed to maintain a sustainable, economically balanced, prosperous, and culturally vibrant region. The city and county have much to gain by collaborating.
Do not underestimate the power of cultural development as a path to economic development. An attractive city with high cultural vitality is what draws diverse people, jobs, money, a healthy tax base, and lower tax rates to the region.
Another thing. We can create so many jobs from within. We regularly give huge amounts of state and federal economic development money to the largest and most established companies, rather than help local companies get started or expand (as many of these monies were intended to do). In subsidizing the big companies (grants, tax exemptions), we often destroy local companies (which no-longer face a level playing field). A big company's claim of new jobs (especially retail) in large part comes at the loss of current jobs. We often throw the baby out with the bath water, losing our property tax base in the process. Let's focus on multiple smaller scale development. It takes less planning, less risk (therefore fewer subsidies), and creates a more stable/sustainable economy.
We destroyed downtown Syracuse and adjacent neighborhoods in the 60s, 70s, and 80s by turning a mixed use and dynamic urban fabric into a glorified office park. We made it easy for residents to move to the suburbs by plastering two highways across the city. These were terrible policies brought on by terrible advice—which was adopted by many cities across the country. I'm not blaming anyone. I just want to point out the error so we can stop repeating it. This is probably the most important policy shift we must come to fully understand. Weak cities have a work center with a residential ring. Culturally and economically vibrant cities have a residential and mixed-use core with pockets of office and manufacturing radiating outward. Ironically, Northeastern cities, including Syracuse, used to be like that. OK, we screwed up. Water under the bridge. Let's rebuild.
A strong city creates a strong suburb. There are no legitimate divisive issues between city and county. We are all in the same boat.

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They were living like this until they turned 72 years old.
How many years did each of them spend sleeping?
Answer: 24 and 18 years.
The first one was sleeping 8 hours a day, so he was sleeping 1/3 of his life, so in total he was sleeping 72/3 = 24 years.
The second one was sleeping 6 hours a day, so he was sleeping 1/4 of his life, so in total he was sleeping 72/4 = 18 years.
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A system for controlling advancement of and access to product housed within a device. Systems and devices include a pushing assembly having a track, a pusher, and a stop for restricting forward movement of the pusher when the stop is engaged. The device also includes a door assembly that has an open position and a closed position, an engaging mechanism that engages the stop when the door assembly is in the open position, and a blocker mechanism that restricts consumer access to product located behind the door assembly.
This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 61/346,211, filed on May 19, 2010 and titled “SECURE MERCHANDISING DISPLAYS WITH BLOCKER MECHANISMS,” and is a continuation-in-part application of U.S. Ser. No. 12/792,252 filed on Jun. 2, 2010 and titled “TIME DELAY PRODUCT PUSHING SYSTEM” and is a continuation-in-part application of U.S. Ser. No. 12/567,370 filed on Sep. 25, 2009 and titled “DISPENSING AND DISPLAY SYSTEM,” the entire contents of all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
Embodiments generally relate to systems for advancing and controlling access to product on a shelf.
Theft of small items in retail stores is a common problem. Items that are in high demand by thieves include over-the-counter (OTC) products such as analgesics and cough and cold medications, razor blades, camera film, batteries, videos, DVDs, smoking cessation products and infant formula. Shelf sweeping is a particular problem for small items. Shelf sweeping occurs when individuals or groups remove all the shelf stock and exit the store, similar to a “smash and grab” shoplifting technique. Shelf sweeping relies on excessive quantities of product being available on the shelf. Retailers must keep substantial inventory on shelf or incur the cost, including labor costs, of constantly restocking.
In addition to preventing theft, retail stores may want to limit the purchase of certain items. For example, to make methamphetamine, large quantities of cold medication are needed. Pseudoephedrine, the sole active ingredient in many cold medicines and decongestants, is also a key ingredient in methamphetamine, a powerful and highly addictive stimulant.
Retailers are challenged to balance the needs of legitimate consumers' access to high theft items with measures to minimize the incidence of theft. Because theft has become so rampant in certain product categories, such as razors and infant formula, many retail stores are taking the products off the shelves and placing them behind the counter or under lock and key. Customers must request the products to make a purchase. This requires additional labor costs to provide individual service to customers who would normally not require it. It also makes it difficult for customers to compare products. Furthermore, it might not be feasible where the space behind the counter is limited and is needed for prescription medications. In some cases, products are simply unavailable due to high pilferage rates. Therefore, a device or dispensing apparatus that minimizes the incidence of product theft is needed.
The terms “invention,” “the invention,” “this invention” and “the present invention” used in this patent are intended to refer broadly to all of the subject matter of this patent and the patent claims below. Statements containing these terms should not be understood to limit the subject matter described herein or to limit the meaning or scope of the patent claims below. Embodiments of the invention covered by this patent are defined by the claims below, not this summary. This summary is a high-level overview of various aspects of the invention and introduces some of the concepts that are further described in the Detailed Description section below. This summary is not intended to identify key or essential features of the claimed subject matter, nor is it intended to be used in isolation to determine the scope of the claimed subject matter. The subject matter should be understood by reference to the entire specification of this patent, all drawings and each claim.
Systems of this invention relate to controlled access devices that house product and that have a door assembly having an open position and a closed position. When the door assembly is in the open position, a consumer has access to a limited number of product while a blocker mechanism restricts access to remaining product housed in the device. The devices also include a pushing assembly that provides controlled advancement of the product housed in the device. As a first product is removed from the device, the products located behind the one that was removed must move forward. In some embodiments, the pushing assembly includes a resistance mechanism that is coupled to the track and the pusher and that controls forward movement of the pusher along the track and thereby controls the speed at which product is advanced for access by the consumer. The pushing assembly also includes a stop mechanism that is engaged when the door assembly is in the open position. When engaged, the stop mechanism prevents the pushing assembly from advancing product forward.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of three assembled controlled access devices positioned between shelving units according to one embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1, shown with the door assembly in the closed position.
FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of the door assembly and the pushing assembly of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is perspective view of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1, with the pushing assembly shown in ghosted lines.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1, shown in the open position and shown with product.
FIG. 7 is a rear view of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1, shown with product.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the door assembly of FIG. 3, shown in the open position.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the hood of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1.
FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the base of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1.
FIG. 11 is a front perspective view of the pushing assembly of one of the controlled access devices of FIG. 1.
FIG. 12 is a side perspective view of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 13 is a rear perspective view of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the resistance mechanism of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 15 is a rear perspective view of the pusher of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 16 is another rear perspective view of the pusher of FIG. 14.
FIG. 17 is a side plan view of the pusher of FIG. 14.
FIG. 18 is a top perspective view of the track of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 19 is a side perspective view of the stop of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the shaft of the pushing assembly of FIG. 11.
FIG. 21 is a sectional view of a controlled access device according to another embodiment, shown positioned between shelving units and shown with product and the pushing assembly in ghosted lines.
FIG. 22 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 21, taken at inset circle B.
FIG. 23 is a side plan view of the controlled access device of FIG. 21, shown in the closed position.
FIG. 24 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 23, taken at inset circle C.
FIG. 25 is a sectional view of the controlled access device of FIG. 21, shown in the closed position.
FIG. 26 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 25, taken at inset circle D.
FIG. 27 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 25, taken at inset circle E.
FIG. 28 is a side plan view of the controlled access device of FIG. 21, shown in the open position.
FIG. 29 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 28, taken at inset circle F.
FIG. 30 is a sectional view of the controlled access device of FIG. 28.
FIG. 31 is an enlarged view of the controlled access device of FIG. 30, taken at inset circle G.
FIG. 32 is a perspective view of the door assembly of the controlled access device of FIG. 21.
FIG. 33 is a perspective view of the divider of the controlled access device of FIG. 21.
FIG. 34 is a perspective view of the first blocker of the controlled access device of FIG. 21.
FIG. 35 is a perspective view of the second blocker of the controlled access device of FIG. 21.
Certain embodiments comprise a controlled access device that houses product and that includes a blocker mechanism that restricts access to product housed within the device when a door assembly of the device is in the open position. One embodiment of a controlled access device, device 10, is shown in FIGS. 1-7. In some embodiments, one or more controlled access devices 10 fit between two shelving units 18, as shown in FIG. 1. Alternatively, one or more controlled access devices 10 may be positioned on a single shelving unit, or placed on any surface such as a countertop.
As described in more detail below, controlled access device 10 comprises a pushing assembly 100 for controlled advancement of product and a door assembly 12 having a cover 28 that acts as a blocker mechanism. Controlled access device 10 also includes a hood 14 that cooperates with a base 16 and with door assembly 12. Controlled access device 10 has an open position and a closed position. Specifically, door assembly 12 is configured to revolve about its longitudinal axis L (FIG. 8) between an open position and a closed position. Whether in the open or closed position, consumer access to products stored within the device 10 is restricted by the cover 28.
As shown in FIGS. 3-4, door assembly 12 and pushing assembly 100 are assembled with the base 16, and the hood surrounds the pushing assembly 100 and a portion of the door assembly 12 to prevent side and top access to the interior of the device 10. Specifically, the hood 14 interfits with the base 16 in any suitable manner, and also attaches to the top portion of the door assembly 12 in any suitable manner. As shown in FIGS. 4-5, base 16 is sized and shaped to receive the pushing assembly 100, described in more detail below.
In some embodiments, the top of the hood 14 includes an aperture 18 that aligns with an aperture 20 in the top of the door assembly 12 (FIG. 4), and through which a screw or other suitable fastener (not shown) may pass to secure the hood 14 to the door assembly 12. Similarly, the base 16 may include one or more apertures 22 (FIG. 4) that aligns with an aperture 26 (FIG. 8) in the bottom plate 24 of the door assembly 12 and through which a screw or other suitable fastener (not shown) may pass to secure the door assembly 12 to the base 16. Door assembly 12 may be coupled to hood 14 and base 16 in any suitable manner, so long as the bottom plate 24 of the door assembly 12 is free to revolve about its longitudinal axis L. Door assembly may be spring-loaded. For example, a spring may be located on the underside of bottom plate 24 or in any other suitable location to urge door assembly from its open position to its closed position. In addition, a damper feature may be included so that the door assembly does not slam shut.
In some embodiments, the top of the hood 14 and/or the base 16 includes one or more grooves (such as groove 50 shown in FIG. 10). In these embodiments, the door assembly has one or more projections (such as projection 48 shown in FIG. 8) configured to be received within the one or more grooves and traverse along the one or more grooves as the door assembly 12 revolves between its open position and its closed position. As shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 6, bottom plate 24 of door assembly 12 also includes an engaging mechanism 44, which can be a notch, aperture, elongated/offset surface, cam, protrusion, or other suitable mechanism, that interacts with pushing assembly 100, as further explained below. As illustrated, engaging mechanism 44 is an offset surface.
Door assembly 12 has any suitable geometry. As shown, the bottom plate 24 of door assembly 12 is sized and shaped to receive a round product, such as a bottle, although bottom plate 24 could have other shapes and sizes depending on the dimensions of the product(s) to be housed in the device. As shown in FIG. 8, bottom plate 24 is circular and has a diameter Q that is slightly larger than the diameter of the product housed in device 10. Diameter Q of the bottom plate 24 is also slightly smaller than the width X of the hood 14 (FIG. 9) so that the hood 14 snugly fits around the door assembly 12.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8 and as mentioned above, door assembly 12 includes a cover 28, which in some embodiments is formed of any suitable plastic or other material, that generally extends between the top of the door assembly 12 and the bottom plate 24 of door assembly 12 and that extends around a portion of the periphery of the bottom plate 24. Since bottom plate 24 is circular, cover 28 is therefore curved. In this way, cover 28 and door assembly 12 form a semi-cylindrical hollow assembly. In some embodiments, cover 28 is clear or translucent so that a consumer can see product housed within device 10.
In the illustrated embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, cover 28 extends from a first point 30 along the periphery of bottom plate 24 to a second point 32 along the periphery of the bottom plate 24, where the first point 30 is spaced about 180 degrees from the second point 32 (in other words, first point 30 and second point 32 are at opposite ends of diameter Q of the bottom plate, or on opposite sides of the bottom plate). As explained above, diameter Q of the bottom plate 24 is slightly smaller than the width X of the hood 14. Thus, the cover 28 is dimensioned so that, when the door assembly is the closed position, the left side 34 of the cover 28 abuts the left side 38 of the hood and the right side 36 of the cover 28 abuts the right side 40 of the hood and so that the cover 28 blocks access to product housed within device 10, including any product received on the bottom plate 24. Moreover, in the closed position, the convex side of curved cover 28 is facing the consumer.
As mentioned above, the door assembly 12 is coupled to the base 16 and the hood 14 so that it is free to revolve about its longitudinal axis L from the closed position to the open position. As the door assembly 12 revolves, the bottom plate 24 revolves, which in turn revolves the cover 28. As door assembly 12 moves from its closed position to its open position, cover 28 revolves so that the left side 34 of the cover 28 abuts the right side 40 of the hood and the right side 36 of the cover 28 abuts against the left side 38 of the hood 14. In the open position, the concave side of cover 28, which is located behind any product housed on bottom plate 24, is facing the consumer so that a consumer has access to any product housed on bottom plate 24 (see FIG. 6), but does not have access to product located behind cover 28 within the device 10. In particular, although a consumer now has access to the bottom plate 24 (and any product received on bottom plate 24), cover 28 still extends across the width X of the hood 14 to block access to the interior of the device 10 (see FIG. 6, for example). In this way, the cover 28 acts as a blocker that restricts access to any product housed inside the device 10 even when the door assembly 12 is in the open position.
Moreover, because cover 28 extends along the periphery of the bottom plate 24 from generally a first end of diameter Q to generally a second end of diameter Q (diameter Q being only slightly smaller than width X of the hood 14), cover 28 at least partially blocks access to the interior of the device regardless of the door assembly's degree of revolution. Moreover, because width X of the hood is only slightly larger than the diameter and/or width of the product housed within the device and because cover 28 always extends at least partially across the width X of the hood, the cover 28 acts as a blocking mechanism regardless of the orientation of the cover. In other words, even when the cover is rotated to a point between the door assembly's open and closed position, product is not able to fit beyond the cover 28 for removal out of device 10.
In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, cover 28 includes a lip 46 that a user can grasp to facilitate the opening and closing of door assembly 12. In the embodiment illustrated, lip 46 extends from the top of the door assembly 12 to the bottom plate 24 of the door assembly 12. In other embodiments, lip could be positioned elsewhere along the cover and/or may extend only partially along the height of the cover.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, product, such as a bottle or other product, is received on bottom plate 24 of the door assembly 12 so that a consumer may access the product when the door assembly is in the open position. As a first product is removed from device, pushing assembly 100, in certain circumstances, causes products located behind the one that was removed to move forward toward the bottom plate 24 of the cover.
As shown in FIGS. 11-12, in some embodiments, pushing assembly 100 comprises a pusher 114, a track 116, a resistance mechanism 130, a stop 118, and an optional shaft 120 (FIG. 20). Pusher 114 includes a pushing ram 138 that engages product and pushes product forward. Pushing ram 138 includes a front surface 140 for engaging product and a rear surface 142. The pushing ram 138 is illustrated as a rectangular plate, although other suitable shapes and geometries may also be used.
As shown in FIG. 16, extensions 148 of pusher 114 extend beyond the bottom portion of pushing ram 138 to engage track 116 so that pusher 114 is in sliding engagement with track 116. In certain embodiments, pushing assembly 100 also includes a shaft 120 (further discussed below) that extends through an aperture 103 in the pusher 114.
As shown in FIG. 18, track 116 includes a shaft channel 133, as well as a resistance channel 134 having gear teeth 128 that project into resistance channel 134 and engage external gear component 144 of the resistance mechanism 130, further described below. The gear teeth 128 may be positioned in various other manners along the resistance channel 134 and maintain the functionality of the device.
As shown in FIGS. 11 and 19, in some embodiments, resistance channel 134 receives stop 118. As shown in more detail in FIG. 19, stop 118 includes a plurality of engagement surfaces 156, which form generally a sawtooth shape in cross section. Stop 118 also includes a front face 158, which may extend beyond the resistance channel 134. Front face 158 may have any suitable configuration: one such configuration is shown in FIG. 4 and another suitable configuration is shown in FIG. 11. Engagement surfaces 156 are positioned to engage projection 162 extending from brake 146 of pusher 114 (described below and shown in FIGS. 15-17). Stop 118 also includes one or more protrusions 160, which may be located on the side of stop 118, as shown in FIG. 19. As described below, these protrusions are shaped and sized to fit within one or more slots 132 in the side of track 116 (shown in FIGS. 12-13).
As shown in FIG. 15, one end of spring 150 is attached to the pusher 114 in any suitable manner, such as, but not limited to, by a screw. Movement of pusher 114 towards the back end of the track 116 unwinds spring 150 so that when released, spring 150 urges pusher 114 in the forward direction. Spring 150 may be positioned anywhere along track in relation to pusher 114, so that spring 150 is capable of either “pushing” or “pulling” pusher 114 forward. The spring preferably may be a constant force spring, such as those sold under the trademark Conforce®, but many other types of springs, such as a variable force spring, may also be used.
In embodiments including a resistance mechanism 130, resistance mechanism 130 is attached to pusher 114. As shown in FIG. 14, resistance mechanism 130 includes external gear component 144. As shown in FIG. 15, resistance mechanism 130 is positioned on pusher 114 so that external gear component 144 extends into resistance channel 134 of track 116 and engages gear teeth 128. According to certain embodiments, one such resistance mechanism is a conventional resistance motor, such as used in toys, such as the resistance motor Model #w217 sold by Vigor, although other types of motors may also be used. In other embodiments, resistance mechanism 130 is a rotary damper.
As one product is selected from the front of pushing assembly 100, the winding of the spring 150 causes the pushing ram 138 to move forward and the external gear component 144 to rotate along gear teeth 128 of track 116. The movement of pushing ram 138 advances remaining product along track 116 and toward bottom plate 24. The speed of this forward movement is controlled and reduced by resistance mechanism 130. The internal gears of the resistance mechanism 130 are configured to provide resistance to the forward movement by limiting the rotation of the external gear component 144. Because the external gear component 144 engages gear teeth 128 of track 116 and the external gear rotation is limited, the movement of pushing ram 138 and therefore the remaining product to the front of track 116 is slowed.
Product can be loaded in pushing assembly 100 by forcing pushing ram 138 backwards along track 116 and placing multiple units of the product against the pushing ram 138. As described above, spring 150 pulls the pushing ram 138 to exert force on the products towards the front of the track 116. Resistance mechanism 130 preferably allows pushing ram 138 to be forced backwards freely for loading of the product.
In the embodiments having a shaft 120, shaft 120 is configured to rotate as the pusher 114 moves. Shaft 120 may be positioned to engage a position sensor, such as a potentiometer or other suitable device, as shaft 201 rotates, as described in U.S. Ser. No. 12/567,370 filed on Sep. 25, 2009, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. Shaft 120 may be helix shaped (or have other suitable shapes) and is positioned in relation to track 116 so that the shaft 120 is free to rotate without obstruction. As shown in FIG. 16, pusher 114 includes an aperture 103 cut in a shape corresponding to the shape of shaft 120 (i.e., helix geometry plus a small amount of tolerance if the shaft 120 is helix shaped) so that when the pusher 114 moves in a forward or backward direction, the linear motion of pusher 114 is converted into a rotary motion of the shaft 120.
Pushing assembly 100 includes a stop 118 that prevents the pusher 114 from advancing product forward when the stop is in an engaged position. When stop 118 is in the engaged position, the engagement surfaces 156 of the stop 118 engage the projections 162 of the brake 146 that extend into resistance channel 134. When projections 162 of the brake 146 engage the engagement surfaces 156 of the stop 118, stop 118 prevents forward movement of the pusher 114 and thus prevents the pusher from advancing product forward.
In some embodiments, when stop 118 is engaged, the pusher 114 can move in increments of a predetermined amount, such increments corresponding to the depth of the product. As explained above, the stop 118 includes engagement surfaces 156 that form generally a sawtooth shape in cross section. Stop 156 is positioned within resistance channel 134 so that protrusions 160 of stop 118 are received in ramped slots 132 on the side of the track 116 (shown in FIGS. 12-13). When sufficient force is applied to the front face 158 of stop 118, stop 118 moves from its engaged position to its disengaged position as the protrusions 160 on the side of the stop 118 move from one end of slots 132 to the other end of slots 132. Because slots 132 are sloped at an angle along track 116, the application of force to the front face 158 of stop 118 moves protrusions 160 downward in slots 132. In this way, when horizontal force is applied to the front face 158 of stop 118, stop 118 moves both horizontally toward the rear of the track 116 and downward at the same time so that stop 118 moves to its disengaged position. An additional spring 164 (shown in FIGS. 23-26, for example) may be used to slow the speed at which stop 118 returns to its disengaged position; this speed can be adjusted to correspond to the amount of time needed for the pusher 114 to move a predetermined increment, such increment corresponding, for example, to the depth of one product. Additional spring 164 may also be used to help pull the stop 118 from its disengaged to its engaged position.
Pushing assembly 100 is assembled with respect to door assembly 12, which, as explained above, has a cover 28 that blocks access to the product housed on the bottom plate 24 when the door assembly 12 is in the closed position, and that blocks access to product stored on track 116 within device 10 when door assembly 12 is in both the closed and open position. As shown in FIGS. 2-3, engaging mechanism 44 of the door assembly 12 is configured to cooperate with stop 118 when the door assembly 12 is in the closed position. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2, engaging surface 44 applies force to front face 158 of stop 118 when the door assembly 12 is in the closed position so that stop 118 is in its disengaged position and permits forward movement of the pusher 114. As door assembly 12 revolves into its open position (which allows a consumer to access product located on the bottom plate 24, but blocks access to product housed on pusher track 116), engaging mechanism 44 of the bottom plate 24 no longer engages the front face 158 of the stop 118 and stop 118 moves from its disengaged position to its engaged position and thus prevents forward movement of the pusher 114. In particular, when door assembly 12 is in the open position, edge 52 of bottom plate 24 (see FIG. 3) is positioned with respect to front face 158 and does not apply force to front face 158.
In an alternate embodiment, when sufficient force is applied to the front face 158 of the stop 118, the protrusions 160 on the side of the stop 118 move upward from one end of slots 132 to the other end of slots 132 to move the stop 118 from its disengaged position to its engaged position. Because slots 132 are sloped at an angle along track 116, movement of the protrusions 160 upward along the length of the slots 132 raises the stop 118 vertically from the disengaged position to its engaged position. In this way, when horizontal force is applied to the front face 158 of stop 118, such as by opening door assembly 12, stop 118 moves both horizontally toward the rear of the track 116 and upward at the same time. When stop 118 is raised to the engaged position, the engagement surfaces 156 of the stop 118 raise to engage the projections 162 of the brake 146 that extend into resistance channel 134. When projections 162 of the brake 146 are engaged with the engagement surfaces 156 of the stop 154, forward movement of the pusher 114 is restricted.
Another embodiment of controlled access device, controlled access device 300, is shown in FIGS. 21-35. As shown in FIG. 21, controlled access device 300 may be positioned between shelving units 318. In other embodiments, controlled access device 300 may be positioned on a single shelving unit 318 or another type of free standing shelf such as a countertop.
Device 300 includes a door assembly 312 having an open position and a closed position, and at least one blocker that prevents access to remaining product housed within the device 300 when the door assembly is in the open position. A pushing assembly, such as pushing assembly 100 described above, is assembled with respect to door assembly 312, shown in FIG. 32.
In certain embodiments, door assembly 312 is a tip bin style door that pivots between an open and closed position around pivot 324. When door assembly 312 is closed, access to product located behind the door assembly is blocked to a consumer (FIGS. 23-27). As door assembly 312 pivots to its open position (FIGS. 28-31), a consumer has access to product housed within door assembly 312. As door assembly 312 pivots to its open position, protrusion 326 (FIG. 28) and protrusion 340 (FIG. 35) traverse generally upward along slot 328 in divider 320. Dividers 20 (FIG. 13) may be included on one or both sides of the devices to separate adjacent devices 300. Moreover, projection 330 of first blocker 314 (FIG. 34) traverses generally laterally and downwardly along slot 334 of divider 320 as door assembly 312 pivots to its open position (FIG. 28). At the same time, projection 332 of second blocker 316 (FIG. 35) traverses generally laterally along slot 336 of divider as door assembly 312 pivots to its open position (FIG. 28). After such movement, first and second blockers 314, 316 block access to the interior of device 300 when door assembly 312 is in the open position (FIG. 30). When door assembly 312 is released, spring 338 urges door assembly 312 back to its closed position. Door assembly 312 may also include a damper that prevents door assembly 312 from slamming shut.
As mentioned above, the door assembly 312 includes a projection 326 (shown in FIGS. 24 and 26). Projection 326 cooperates with stop 118 (described in detail above) so that when the door assembly 312 is closed, the projection 326 applies sufficient force to the front face 158 of the stop 118 to lower the stop 118 into its disengaged position to allow forward movement of the pusher 114 (described in paragraph 0041 above). When the door assembly 312 moves to its open position, as shown in FIG. 29, the projection 326 traverses generally upward along slot 328 so that the force is no longer applied to the front face 158 of the stop 118 and the stop 118 raises to its engaged position to prevent forward movement of the pusher 114 (as described in detail above). As the door assembly 312 is opened, spring 164 (FIG. 29) helps pull the stop 118 to its engaged position.
While the invention has been described in detail with particular reference to the disclosed embodiments, it will be understood that variations and modifications can be affected within the spirit and scope of the invention as described herein.
wherein the engaging mechanism of the door assembly is positioned with respect to the stop so that when the door assembly is in the open position, the stop is in the engaged position and when the door assembly is in the closed position, the stop is in the disengaged position.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the bottom plate of the door assembly is circular.
3. The device of claim 1, wherein the cover extends along a periphery of the bottom plate from a first point on the periphery to a second point on the periphery, wherein the first and second points are located on opposing sides of the bottom plate.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the cover is made of a transparent or semi-transparent material.
5. The device of claim 1, further comprising a resistance mechanism that slows the speed at which the spring urges the pusher forward.
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A wonderfully simple tote for those days when you need to carry just about everything!
This bag is a simple beauty – no zippers, pockets, key fobs or fuss, just a large tote. This is a take off on their Simple Tote, same dimensions and features, but this Limited Edition is a hair-on version. I love the super light weight of this bag; it’s the lightest bag of this size that I own. As with most of my bags, this will be for work and needs to fit my laptop, accouterments, lunch purse, phone, etc. My purse hack for this beauty is to take the liner from an old school Saddleback Leather Tote (back when the liner was removable) and drop it into this bag and voila! I now have one (1) secured pocket with a covered flap, one open cell phone pocket and one (1) key fob. Added bonus is that the bag is more structured and now easily stands up on its own! Plus, switching from bag to bag is a cinch as the liner just slides right out. Since they discontinued the removable liner, I poked around on Etsy and found this lovely purse organizer made just to fit large totes! I love that it has a rustic, almost burlap look to it…a perfect complement to the ruggedness of the hair on tote!
What purse hacks do you use when modifying a bag to fit your lifestyle? I saw someone attach this beautiful leather key strap from Leather Works Minnesota to the Simple Tote handle and it was the perfect solution to hanging keys in the bag. Someone else uses an open Saddleback laptop sleeve to catch their keys, phone, etc. and then it also acts as a divider and compartmentalizes the bag. What about closures / security since the bag is open? Any good hacks for that?
The hair is this lovely sleek matte and lends a sophisticated feel to an otherwise simple bag.
Extremely lightweight for its size.
Slim profile offsets the larger width of this bag.
Shoulder drop is the perfect length even though I’m only 5’2″.
Consider different color straps that might better complement the particular hide of the bag.
Bring back the old Saddleback Leather Tote removable liner! It would be a great addition to the lineup and give options for people who want just a little more than a simple tote. Plus, imagine the ease of switching bags when everything is already fully contained in a removable liner…yet another excuse to have more bags!

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Oh what the hell.....maybe a new page ??
And, all of the very best audition vibes are sent to dear DR Jose ...... are they going along smoothly? Does it seem to be a decent batch of talent? Hopefully not making you too crazy??
Thank you, DR MusicGuy. And, thankfully, the talent seems to be "decent", and they're not making me crazy. They've made me laugh a few times (on the inside), but not crazy. So far.
-And it looks like the turnout today is no where near what is was yesterday. But that usually happens with a dancer call.
DR MusicGuy - ...And I hope the weather does not screw up your travel plans.
Uh-Oh !! "dancer call" -- time for dear Jose to exude studliness and mischief !
DR FJL - What kind of cake(s) will you behaving today?
-May I suggest just going over to Amy's Bread and getting one slice of each of today's selections.
-Or just get a variety of the mini-cakes from House of Pies!
Uh-Oh !! "dancer call" -- time for dear Jose to exude studliness and mischief !
Well, the men don't come in until the afternoon... So I have time to warm up.
DR FJL - What kind of cake(s) will you be having today?
And, more importantly...WHO will be popping out of them?
Is there a neighborhood of L.A. that, for whatever reason, you've never explored, but still want to check out one day?
Well, the men don't come in until the afternoon... So I have time to warm up.
Or, I could just whack you on your po-po !
I have not read anybody's comments here yet. But it was definitely an interesting night. I'm not sure how the voting will go mostly because we have to include last week's votes.
I was surprised the judges raked their new favorite over the coals (jordin).
I was very happy blake went back to his beatboxing roots. I mentioned last week that i thought he needed to do that (and make a song his own) in order for him to stay. I think since two are going this week he very well could have gone if he had not done this.
I would guess that melinda would be safe. And i would think jordin would be too (even though they were not kind to her). And now i think blake will be saved by his performance.
We have chris, phil, and lakasha in my B3. I think Chris will go.
Or, I could just whack you on your po-po !
Oops i keep forgetting two are going from idol. So i'd say lakisha and chris. But i wouldn't be surprised if phil went. I really don't want blake to go. And i'd be sad if melinda or jordin went. But other than that i don't really care.
Here at the Philadelphia airport, I turned on my laptop.... it instantly said "wireless connection found, strength very good" .... I opened a browser page, and was then told that I had to buy a 1-day connection for 8 bucks as the service is from attwifi .
Does anyone think that this country will ever catch up to Europe and Australia, where entire cities are providing wi-fi, no cost, just as a service to its citizens ??
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR FJL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have not read anybody's comments here yet. But it was definitely an interesting night. I'm not sure how the voting will go mostly because we have to include last week's votes.
I was surprised the judges raked their new favorite over the coals (jordin).
I was very happy blake went back to his beatboxing roots. I mentioned last week that i thought he needed to do that (and make a song his own) in order for him to stay. I think since two are going this week he very well could have gone if he had not done this.
I would guess that melinda would be safe. And i would think jordin would be too (even though they were not kind to her). And now i think blake will be saved by his performance.
We have chris, phil, and lakasha in my B3. I think Chris will go.
It was nice to see Blake step up his game last night. Yes, he returned to his roots, but he also was singing out more, and show more of his top range.
As for Jordin, I think her weaknesses were showcased last night. Yes, she is already quite a powerhouse, but her natural technique seemed to be stretched to it's limit last night. And, as I've commented before, there's something about her pitch that just doesn't sit well on my ear - she's just never really in the center of it, imho.
*OH! And I talked to a friend who's been to two "Idol" tapings so far this season. He was amazed at the difference in the sound in the studio versus the TV broadcast. He also noted how different singers had different amounts of reverb and "sweetening" applied to their vocals. He noted that Jordin seemed to have a bit more reverb on her than the others. -Which sort of explained some of the raves that the judges have been giving her - when I have not been that impressed.
Hi Matt..... we already made mincemeat out of page 2 !
Another day of near 90, and then we will begin to cool down which I will gladly welcome. It's May, not July!
DR MattH, i am very surprised that melinda's line was not busy. I really thought that she would be safe for sure. But check out dialidol. I think the only people they had as safe were jordin (#1) and blake (#2).
What's happening with the Terry Trotter CD?
Hi Matt..... we already made mincemeat out of page 2 !
So, I noticed. As I said, a certainty.
Here at the Philadelphia airport, I turned on my laptop.... it instantly said "wireless connection found, strength very good" .... I opened a browser page, and was then told that I had to buy a 1-day connection for 8 bucks as the service is from attwifi .
Does anyone think that this country will ever catch up to Europe and Australia, where entire cities are providing wi-fi, no cost, just as a service to its citizens ??
In my travels, it's always been interesting to find which airports have free Wi-Fi and which don't.
*One "trick" is to find a seat near one of the frequent flyer lounges (Admiral's Club, etc.)... Usually the Wi-Fi is free in there, and the signal reaches out into the terminal.
In my travels, it's always been interesting to find which airports have free Wi-Fi and which don't.
*One "trick" is to find a seat near one of the frequent flyer lounges (Admiral's Club, etc.)... Usually the Wi-Fi is free in there, and the signal reaches out into the terminal.
I should have known that I should have asked you.... Thanks for the tip, and I'll try that trick. Is there anything about the "provider name" that shows up, that would be an indication of a free service??
DR MattH, i am very surprised that melinda's line was not busy. I really thought that she would be safe for sure. But check out dialidol. I think the only people they had as safe were jordin (#1) and blake (#2).
I saw that, much to my distress. Although LaKisha had a good night last night, I still think her persona doesn't denote a winner, and she has had an uphill battle winning me over for the last month or so. I would not be sad to see her go. I think Chris' eviction is a sure thing. And he said in an interview that he's already won in his mind. He got in the Top 10, so he gets to go on the tour, and after that, he'll have some name recognition to do with as he pleases. Did you see how grumpy he was when Ryan called him "Justin Timberlake" last night? Didn't seem to go over very well.
Jordin's fluttery vibrato worked badly against her song last night and threw her off pitch more than usual. In addition, her low end was weak, so it was just a bad choice for her all around. BTW, DR Jose, she has done a Pat Benatar song earlier in the competition, and it was one of her better performances, too, that particular week.
And I think I better shut down, and go to the boarding gate now.
Oh please Buddha.... let the weather in Texas not be totally crap-ola !!
See you all later.......play nice, don't fight.

Mrs Garcia talks about these standards for mathematical practice. Who has heardof those? We are going to define those for our session today. Groups..
We want you to come up with your own idea or example of what those look like in the classroom. Stand up and talk .. you have three minutes then we will share out.
Assessments: 10:50-11:05 Kaylee - We use tools for Mrs. Garcia uses to see how we are doing in math. Sometimes it is for checking a quick problem or other times tracking practice. When she sees a student getting a lot wrong, she knows that student needs more help.
11:05-11:15 Kaylee - Another tools Mrs. Garcia uses is Kahoot. Kahn checks on studnets progress too but in a more game like manner. What do you know about San Diego? Let’s try a Kahoot to test your SD knowledge.
Story and vide 11:15 - 11:25 Start with station days… go real quick into the flipping story with Jared. Line up outside etc. Try to get it all in 10 minutes.
Scatter matters learn about data. Go around room measure to find things that might be related like height and arm span. Then we had to come up with our own variables we thought would be related.
For our project, we started in an LMS to discuss ideas.
Then Mrs. Garcia gave us a choice for graphing. - Kaylee which one did you prefer?
3. What are the Standards for Mathematical Practice? 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. 2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
5. Let’s! What do you know about San Diego?
10. How Long Does it Take to Get to the End of a Tootsie Pop?
12. Raul and Mia are both hiking down a hill trying to get to camp. The camp is located - 120 below sea level. Raul took his group to Grizzly Peak which has an elevation of 182 feet while Mia took her group to Mt. Sawtooth which had an elevation of 324 feet. Mia is hiking down the the hill at 3 feet per minute while Raul is hiking down the hill at 2 feet per minute. Which group will get to the campsite first?
13. Raul's group= -2x+182 Raul's group started at 182 feet and went down 2 feet each minute. So for every minute, Raul's group hiked down 2 feet so the slope would be 2/1. After 1 minute of hiking, Raul's group was at 180 then after 2 minutes his group was at 178 and after 3 minutes his group was at 176. I then found the rule which was -2x+182. Then i found the range in elevation from Grizzly Peak to the campsite and that was 302 feet. To find how many minutes it took Raul's group to reach their basecamp you have to divide the range from the mountain to their campsite and that was 302 then divide it by how many feet per minute and that was 2. So i divided 302 by 2 and got 151. It took Raul's group 151 minutes to reach their basecamp. Mia's group= -3x+ 324 Mias group started at 324 feet and went down 3 feet each minute. For every minute, Mias group hiked down 3 feet so the slope would be 3/1. After 1 minute of hiking, Mias group was at 321 then after 2 minutes her group was at 318 and after 3 minutes her group was at 315. After I realized the slope was 3/1, I found the rule which was - 3x+324. Then i found the range in elevation from Mt. Sawtooth to the basecamp and that was 444 feet. I divided the range (444) with how many feet per minute which is 3. So i divided 444 by 3 and got 148. It took Mias group 148 minutes to reach their campsite.
14. Mia's group got back to camp first because it only took her group 148 minutes to get back to the campsite while it took Raul's group 151 minutes to get back to his campsite.

Whether through policy or for other reasons, there may come a time when you need to change the password for the AD account used by Venafi. This article outlines the steps necessary to make sure the password gets updated everywhere the AD account is used by Venafi.
1. Change the AD password as you normally would.
NOTE: This step is only necessary if the AD account is used to give Venafi access to the database.
On each machine running Venafi, run the VCC. This needs to be run on each machine as running it on one machine will still leave the other machines unable to communicate with the database.
On the "Database Configuration" page, enter your new password and click "Verify"
On the next page, provide the credentials of a local master admin. At this stage, the AD identity for Venafi has not been updated to reflect the new password, so any attempts to log in with an AD account will fail.
NOTE: This step is only necessary if the AD account that you changed the password on is the binding account.
NOTE: This step does not need to be run on each Venafi server, running it on one is enough.
Select the AD identity. Take note of the Username in the settings panel. If this does not match the AD account you changed the password on, there is no need to continue as your AD binding was not affected by the password change.
Select the Active Directory Identity Wizard from the top of the page. Do not select the wizard from the menu as that will create a new AD identity and not update the current one.
On the "Active Directory Authentication Credentials" screen, enter the new password for the binding account.
Finish through the rest of the wizard. If the AD itself didn't change, you should only need to update the password.
Venafi and IIS services will need to be restarted on each Venafi server. This ensures the changes propagate through the environment.
NOTE: This step is only necessary if the AD account you changed the password on is the one used to run the sites in the application pool. If you are unsure, follow the steps and note the Identity before clicking on it. If the Identity for the application does not match the one you've changed the password on, there is no need to change it.
NOTE: This will need to be done on each machine running any Venafi web service.
On the right, click "Advanced Settings" in the "Actions" bar.
Click on the Identity to change it. If this identity doesn't match the AD account you changed the password on, there is no need to change it.
If this AD account was used to log into any local CA, you will have to change the credential object to reflect the new password. Luckily, even if you have multiple CAs that log in with this identity, if they all share the same credential object you will only need to change the password on the one credential object.

The Brigade System Boot is new to the System line of wakeboard footwear and offers a more classic, stylish look. Reminiscent of a classic high-top, the Brigade boot features a lightweight and supportive design ideal for both wake and cable riding. One of the lightest boots in the Hyperlite line, the Brigade delivers a newly refined fit and feel while incorporating a taller cuff height for superior ankle support. Customize your level of support with just a pull of the laces and get set to crush it this season on the new Brigade Boots!

So I’m really behind (what else is new). But I spent the weekend working on a couple of different projects. One was the curtains for the living room. We bought the fabric nearly a year ago! And there’s been those lovely paper shades on the windows since move in. Well, several months ago I got part of one panel done, and then shelved the project for other more pressing things. I didn’t manage to get the first part documented in pictures…but that’s the easy part. In the picture above, I’m preparing the pocket that the rod will go into.
I verify that it’s exactly 3.25″ with an acrylic ruler, and pin into place.
Here I am sewing down the top edge, about 1/4″ from the left side of the edge of the fabric.
I measured the width of the rod I’d be using, and then moved over and sewed a straight line across the top that distance. In my case, I actually found that the right side of the fabric lined up with the right edge of the presser foot plate…and I used that as my guide.
Haven’t hung the curtains up yet. Here they are laid out on the floor in preparation of hanging. They are lined with 70% sun blocking liner.
The rest of the fabric yet to be made into curtains! (and the rest of the liner) Hubby picked the fabric. Can you sense a theme?
New Look 6237 Children’s Pants and Shirt – Today the Shirt!

It’s been a long, long time since I read a poem that made a real difference to me.
Or maybe it’s a function of the fact that it’s rare to find an earth-shattering poem any more.
But my island is a pebble.
To the posterity of the desert and the fruit of the gourd.
In a white gown, to contemplation, in a white gown.
Let the whiteness of bones atone to forgetfulness.
Matters. This is the land. We have our inheritance.
Spirit after Spirit! The smithies break the flood.
their square heads turned from the wind.
By evening they were dead.
filling with cold, stunning the heart.
riding each shoulder’s upturned blade.
I do agree that experience and exposure have a great deal to do with our dwindling interest in most things poetry. The more you know, the less you like. But I think, more than that, it’s the result of who we are and what we value solidifying, becoming less malleable, less ephemeral. Fewer poems move us because fewer poems speak to our now very honed identities. Instead of acquiring more and more poems we enjoy, as we often do in our younger years, the pile begins to get whittled down further and further until only a small handful of poems remain with us and move us no matter how often we return to them. In fact, it’s at this point that I think a writer’s best work can be produced, because the desire to write something that moves the writer can grow stronger, and something truly unique can come forth. On the flip side, it’s also the time where a writer can produce their worst work, or no work at all, as they lose faith in the power or meaning of what it is they do.
I like your take on this, Rachel, so much so that I’m going to make it part of the blog itself.

The award-winning author of The Hate U Give returns with a powerful story about hip hop, freedom of speech – and fighting for your dreams, even as the odds are stacked against you.
My review - Angie Thomas just writes a smash hit after smash hit. I didn't think it would get better after The Hate U Give but it has. Her writing is fantastic, the story was gripping and spectacular.
In this book we follow Bri. She is 16 year's old and wants to be rapper. After one of her songs goes viral for the wrong reasons she finds herself in the spotlight, centre of controversy and she feels she has to play the 'menace' role to save her family her family from eviction. She doesn't the world to see her that way but, she might have to play the role the media made her out to be.
Bri is a wonderful character. I think some of my favourite parts of this books was the lyrics to her raps. She is talented and I really enjoyed those part of the book! They where wonderful and full of depth. She is flawed and doesn't make the best decisions and does jump to conclusions a few time but, I understand her decision making giving the situation she is in.
Angie does a fantastic job of sharing Bri's story. It involves poverty, gang culture, drugs etc.. You will feel empathy for these characters and want to do what you can to help and it shows what these families go through every day.
This book had amazing side characters but my favourite had to be Sonny.
This book is about family, friendship and going after your dreams. How to be the real you and not let anyone define you. This book has the perfect message for readers and Angie has done a spectacular job of showing that through her writing and the lyrics from Bri. She challenges stereotypes and will make the reader think about the world we live in. It is absolutely brilliant and a book that needs to be on your radar.

1Bring water to boil in large pot; add corn and cook for 2-3 minutes. Remove corn from pot to cool, reserve water.
2 When cool, cut kernels off cobs.
3 Bring corn water back to boil, then add kale and 2 teaspoons salt; cook until kale is just tender and bright green, 3-4 minutes. Drain well.
4 When cool enough to handle, squeeze excess water from kale and chop.
5 Toss the kale with the corn, peppers, tomato, and remaining ingredients in a large bowl.
6 Toss well, then season with salt and pepper to taste.

Zero B.S. announces key strategic partnership with bpm’online | Zero B.S.
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We work with clients who appreciate working in partnership. We love working alongside our clients to deliver their vision. We do this by understanding their mission, values, strategy and devising a CRM and BPM implementation plan that helps them get where they want to go.
Sharing common values of excellence, expertise and innovation Zero B.S. and bpm’online are committed to empower clients with the intelligent CRM + BPM technologies that help businesses manage the complete customer journey and accelerate sales, marketing, service and operations. With the SaaS market to surpass $112.8 billion by 2019, cloud-based CRM solutions will accelerate digital transformation of companies providing them with the needed level of agility and flexibility to constantly reinvent their organisations in order to meet the needs of the ever-demanding digitally native customers.
Bpm’online products include out-of-the-box best practice processes for marketing, sales, and service, which make it easy for businesses to jump start using the system and implement top tier processes in their day-to-day operations for enhanced customer experiences. Thanks to its intelligent BPM capabilities, bpm’online allows accelerating key business processes quickly and easily equipping companies with the agility needed to constantly test different approaches and define the most efficient ways of communication with clients.
“We partnered with bpm’online because its one of very few technologies in the market that delivers true agility in the CRM and BPM space. From their foundations, architecture, pricing all the way to their product strategy, it all resonated with our mission and what I want Zero B.S. to represent. Most importantly it embodied the core value proposition that we want to deliver to our clients.” said Alex Zarate, Founder & Managing Director at Zero B.S.
“In today’s highly competitive business environment, more and more companies demand for intelligent CRM solutions to help them streamline customer-facing processes and gain a genuine competitive advantage to boost profits and more effectively engage their customers. With a strategic alliance of Zero B.S. and bpm’online, more businesses worldwide will have an opportunity to benefit from the top-notch intelligent tools designed to streamline, orchestrate and accelerate key business processes,” said Alexander Donchuk, Global Channel Director at bpm’online.
Zero B.S. believes that small and medium sized businesses can create significant competitive advantages in the marketplace by systemising and streamlining their customer’s experience. Zero B.S. delivers this by partnering with bpm’online and taking a client centric approach when architecting solutions for clients. The primary focus of Zero B.S. when working with a client is on how the implementation of bpm’online will help deliver a business objective that gets the business closer to achieving its vision.