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Richard Esquinas, Featured in Episode 6 of ESPN's The Last Dance, Delivers "Higher Level" Response to Michael Jordan
May 20, 2020, 10:42 ET
CALIMESA, Calif., May 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Richard Esquinas, author of "Michael & Me: Our Gambling Addiction....My Cry For Help" and former golf partner to NBA legend Michael Jordan, today released a video in response to his inclusion in Episode 6 of ESPN's "The Last Dance" documentary series about Jordan. Although Esquinas found the depiction of himself and his book "diminished by the omission of facts," he challenges Jordan to "healing and forgiveness" in the 8-minute video, which can be viewed at https://youtu.be/_tYQcn9YiQc .
Some noteworthy quotes from the video include:
"I told the truth, it hurt Michael, and for that hurt, I'm sorry. Not that I regret my past…..all the actions that I took, standing up for right, pushing back against bullying, speaking to power, I don't regret any of that. "
"My hope from Episode 6 to all the viewers: renew your interest in being the best you can be and take the challenge of speaking to truth. In your lives bring forgiveness to the forefront."
About Richard Esquinas
Esquinas is the former President and General Manager of the San Diego Sports Arena whose 1993 book "Michael & Me: Our Gambling Addiction....My Cry For Help" chronicles his golfing and gambling relationship with Michael Jordan, which led to Jordan owing Esquinas $1.2 million, a debt which was never paid.
Esquinas left the world of sports and celebrity in 1994 to pursue yoga and transcendental meditation, both of which he has practiced since the age of 16. His life today revolves around practicing and teaching yoga at his own studio in Columbus, and includes pilgrimages to India's Kumba Mela Festival, ashrams, and relationships with some of yoga's most respected teachers. He spent parts of six years studying advanced techniques at Maharishi International University in Fairfield, Iowa, acquiring the title of siddha, or yoga master. He taught 350 people per week for more than a decade, amounting to 15,000 hours of formal class instruction and an additional 3,000 in one-on-one sessions.
Esquinas is known as "The American Yogi" whose clients include three-time U.S. Olympic gymnast Blaine Wilson, NCAA wrestling and UFC champion Mark "The Hammer" Coleman, college and professional football players, business and community leaders. His company, JapaWest, is dedicated to forging traditional medicine and yoga's ancient practices (ayurveda) to the health and wellness community.
For more about "The American Yogi" Richard Esquinas, please visit www.theamericanyogi.com
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Patent US5543262 - Benzanthrone polymerization gate in photopolymerizable compositions - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA light sensitive composition which is capable of photopolymerization which includes a photopolymerizable compound a free radical generating component and a benzanthrone or substituted benzanthrone which substantially prevents photopolymerization when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic...http://www.google.com/patents/US5543262?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5543262 - Benzanthrone polymerization gate in photopolymerizable compositionsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5543262 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/393,969Publication dateAug 6, 1996Filing dateFeb 24, 1995Priority dateFeb 24, 1995Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA2169898A1, DE69621173D1, DE69621173T2, EP0729069A1, EP0729069B1Publication number08393969, 393969, US 5543262 A, US 5543262A, US-A-5543262, US5543262 A, US5543262AInventorsMaria T. Sypek, John R. Delude, Paul A. PerronOriginal AssigneeInternational Paper CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (16), Classifications (43), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBenzanthrone polymerization gate in photopolymerizable compositions
US 5543262 AAbstract
1. A light sensitive composition which is capable of photopolymerization upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation which comprises:(a) at least one photopolymerizable compound having at least two olefinically unsaturated double bonds, which photopolymerizable compound is present in an amount sufficient to photopolymerize in the presence of a free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (b) at least one free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation, in an amount sufficient to effect photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (c) benzanthrone in an amount sufficient to substantially prevent photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation below a threshold amount but to permit photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation above a threshold amount; and (d) at least one light sensitive diazonium compound. 2. The light sensitive composition of claim 1 wherein the at least one light sensitive diazonium compound is formed by condensing a diazonium monomer with a condensing agent and isolating the condensation product with an anion, which diazonium compound is present in an amount sufficient to form a light sensitive composition which is substantially sensitive to actinic radiation in the range of from about 300 to about 550 nm.
13. A photosensitive element which comprises a substrate and a light sensitive composition on the substrate, which light sensitive composition comprises a light sensitive composition which is capable of photopolymerization upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation which comprises:(a) at least one photopolymerizable compound having at least two olefinically unsaturated double bonds, which photopolymerizable compound is present in an amount sufficient to photopolymerize in the presence of a free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (b) at least one free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation, in an amount sufficient to effect photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (c) benzanthrone in an amount sufficient to substantially prevent photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation below a threshold amount but to permit photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation above a threshold amount; and (d) at least one light sensitive diazonium compound. 14. The photosensitive element of claim 13 wherein the substrate comprises a component selected from the group consisting of aluminum alloys, silicon and polymeric film bases.
18. A method of producing an imaged article which comprisesA) preparing a photosensitive element by forming a light sensitive composition on a substrate, which light sensitive composition comprises:(a) at least one photopolymerizable compound having at least two olefinically unsaturated double bonds, which photopolymerizable compound is present in an amount sufficient to photopolymerize in the presence of a free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (b) at least one free radical generating component which is capable of photoinitiation, in an amount sufficient to effect photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound upon exposure to sufficient actinic radiation; and (c) benzanthrone in an amount sufficient to substantially prevent photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation below a threshold amount but to permit photopolymerization of the photopolymerizable compound when the light sensitive composition is exposed to actinic radiation above a threshold amount; and (d) at least one light sensitive diazonium compound; and B) imagewise exposing the photosensitive element to ultraviolet radiation to thereby produce imagewise exposed and unexposed non-image areas; and C) developing the photosensitive element by removing the unexposed non-image areas with a liquid developer. 19. The method of claim 18 wherein the photopolymerizable compound comprises one or more components selected from the group consisting of ethers, esters and partial esters of acrylic and methacrylic acid with an aromatic or aliphatic polyol; and wherein the free radical generator comprises one or more compounds selected from the group consisting of photoinitiators which photolytically generate free radicals and have a carbon-carbonyl bond capable of cleavage at such bond to form two radicals, at least one of which is capable of photoinitiation; and a combination of a radical generating initiator which generates free radicals in combination with a spectral sensitizer.
Next, the light sensitive composition of this invention may be coated onto the substrate and dried. The coating is preferably applied to a properly prepared lithographic plate substrate by any well known coating technique and the solvents are evaporated to yield a dry coating weight of 0.70�0.05 grams per square meter.
The compositions of the following examples are prepared by dissolving the components in the indicated solvents. Each composition is then coated onto mechanically and electrochemically grained, anodized, post anodically hydrophilized aluminum alloy substrates. They are dried for 90 seconds at 70� C. to produce lithographic printing plates with a dry coating weight of 0.70�0.05 grams per square meter. The plates are exposed for 17.5 units on a Teaneck vacuum frame equipped with an Olec Al83 light unit containing an Olec 1282 multispectrum lamp. The plates are developed with Anitec SP plate developer in an Anitec SN 32 plate processor.
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Messianic Judaism (Libro, 2000) [WorldCat.org]
Titolo: Messianic Judaism
Autore: Dan Cohn-Sherbok
Editore: London ; New York : Continuum, 2000.
Sinossi editore "Cohn-Sherbok has done a commendable job of depicting the history and practice of Messianic Judaism in ancient and modern times in what wil no doubt prove to be a valuable and user-friendly resource for Messianic Jews and those interested in the movement. The author has also done a service to Messianic Jews. By taking the time and effort to dedicate a fair-handed book to the movement, Cohn-Sherbok has aided the Messianic Jewish movement in its quest for recognition, affirmation, and acceptance by the wider Jewish community." Akiva Cohen, Mishkan
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Patent US4862326 - Power supply contact - Google Patents
An electronic system which requires high current provides a connector assembly which enables power supplies to be plugged into the same etched backplane as the logic printed circuit boards. The connector assembly handles high current, typically 150 amps at 5V DC. A female connector includes sets of fingers...http://www.google.com/patents/US4862326?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4862326 - Power supply contact
Publication number US4862326 A
Application number US 07/183,356
Publication number 07183356, 183356, US 4862326 A, US 4862326A, US-A-4862326, US4862326 A, US4862326A
Inventors John W. Blomstedt, Wesley F. Irving, Mark S. Pusateri
Patent Citations (16), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (16), Classifications (13), Legal Events (6)
Power supply contact
US 4862326 A
An electronic system which requires high current provides a connector assembly which enables power supplies to be plugged into the same etched backplane as the logic printed circuit boards. The connector assembly handles high current, typically 150 amps at 5V DC. A female connector includes sets of fingers which flex at the base of the fingers to provide a low resistance contact.
1. An electronic system includes a plurality of logic circuit boards and a plurality of power supplies providing for the high current needs of of up to a maximum of 208 amperes said electronic system, said plurality of logic circuit boards being plugged into logic connectors mounted on an integrated etched backplane assembly for transferring logic signals and receiving voltage and ground signals, and each of said plurality of power supplies being plugged into a first power connector for completing a ground path and into a second power connector for completing a voltage path, each of said first and said second power connectors being mounted on said backplane assembly, each power connector comprising:
fastening means for coupling to said backplane assembly;
contact means for coupling to one of said plurality of power supplies, said contact means including a plurality of sets of fingers, each set being in contact with blade means, said blade means being coupled to said one of said plurality of power supplies for completing said voltage or said ground path, a top portion of each finger of each set of said plurality of sets of fingers being in contact with said blade means on opposite sides of said blade means and exerting forces in opposite directions against said blade means; and
flexing means coupled to said contact means and said fastening means for providing a fulcrum at a bottom portion of said each finger about which said each finger will rotate to exert said force when said blade means is inserted between said each set.
2. The contact means of claim 1 which applies high current of up to a maximum of 208 amperes received from a power supply to a bus bar, said contact means comprising:
a power supply blade;
a base portion including means for mounting said power connector to said bus bar;
a top portion including a plurality of sets of fingers, each set of fingers being spaced a predetermined distance apart which receives said power supply blade having a predetermined thickness wherein said predetermined thickness is greater than said predetermined distance apart; and
a middle portion coupled to said base and said top portion including means for terminating each finger at a first end such as to provide a fulcrum about which said each finger rotates as said power supply blade is inserted between said each set of fingers, wherein said each set of fingers makes contact at a second end wherein said first and said second end are at opposite ends of said fingers.
a backplane assembly having means for conducting current;
a plurality of logic boards, each coupled to said backplane assembly and receiving said current; plurality of power supplies supplying said current of up to 208 amperes;
a plurality of connector means, each coupled to a respective1 one of said plurality of power supplies and said conducting means to apply said current to said plurality of logic boards,
each of said plurality of connector means including;
first blade and a second blade coupled to each of said plurality of power supplies;
a first connector and a second connector coupled to said conducting means, said first blade pluggably connected to said first connector to apply said current to said conducting means and said second connector pluggably connected to said second blade to provide a ground path from said conducting means to said each of said power supplies;
each of said first and said second connectors including,
contact means for coupling to one of said plurality of power supplies, said contact means including a plurality of sets of fingers, each set being in contact with said first or said second blade, said first or said second blade being coupled to said one of said plurality of power supplies for completing said current or said ground path, respectively, a top portion of each finger of each set of said plurality of sets of fingers being in contact with said first or said second blade on opposite sides of said first or said second blade and exerting forces in opposite directions against said first or said second blade; and
flexing means coupled to said contact means and said fastening means for providing a fulcrum at a bottom portion of said each finger about which said each finger will rotate to exert said force when said first or said second blade is inserted between said each set.
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 20,154, filed Feb. 26, 1987, now abandoned, which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 750,431, filed July 1, 1985, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,685,032.
"Integrated Backplane" by John W. Blomstedt, Paul S. Yoshida, Wesley F. Irving and Vladimir Roudenko, having U.S. Ser. No. 750,441 and filed on July 1, 1985.
This invention relates generally to the field of packaging electronic assemblies, and more specifically to the design of a connector for providing the ability to plug power supplies into the same logic backplane into which are plugged logic printed circuit board assemblies.
Electronic systems generally, and data processing systems in particular, require large amounts of logic voltage, typically 5V DC to power the system. These systems had a number of logic printed circuit boards which plugged into connectors mounted on an etched backplane. Voltage and ground were distributed by their respective etches.
The power supplies were bulky and were usually mounted in a separate area since they generated considerable heat. This heat was directed away from the printed circuit boards to avoid circuit malfunctions.
Heavy single conductor cable, typically 2 or 4 AWG or copper bars, are bolted to the backplane and the power supply to provide power. This cabling requirement presents a number of problems including requiring special conduits in the cabinet, providing additional cost, and having an increased voltage drop across both end connections. At times the bolted connections may loosen thereby generating subtle logic problems which are intermittent and therefore difficult to find. These prior cabled mechanical arrangements also make it difficult to service power problems.
Accordingly, it is a primary object of the invention to provide an improved power system.
It is an object of the invention to provide an improved power system which is less costly to design into the system.
It is another object of the invention to provide an improved power system by eliminating the requirement for power cables.
It is yet another object of the invention to provide a power system having means for readily plugging the power supply into the logic backplane.
An electronic system is packaged by using an integrated multilayer etched backplane into which are plugged logic printed circuit boards and power supplies. A connector assembly made up of a female connector and a blade provide the voltage and ground paths between the power supplies and the logic printed circuit boards. The connector assembly is designed typically to carry up to 150 amps at 5V DC.
The female connector includes a number of pairs of fingers, typically five. A means is provided at the base of the fingers to provide a smaller cross-sectional area to allow the fingers to flex when the blade is inserted between the fingers.
FIG. 1 is a breakout assembly view of the packaging of a typical electronic system;
FIG. 2 is a view of the back of the system;
FIG. 2A shows the detail of connecting the backplane to the bus bars;
FIGS. 3 through 6 show the various views of the female connector; and
FIG. 7 is a view of the elements of the power supply voltage and ground connectors.
FIG. 1 shows the use of a female connector 12 of electronic system 1. A number of power supplies 6 supply power to a number of printed circuit boards 4. Ground is provided by power supplies 6, blade 30, one of the connectors 12, a bus bar 14, a bushing 25 of FIG. 2A, an etch 5, an etched backplane 3 of integrated backplane assembly 2, a connector 8, an edge connector 9, and printed circuit boards 4.
Similarly, voltage is applied to printed circuit boards 4 via power supplies 6, connector 12, bus bar 16, bushing 25, etch 7, etched backplane 3, connector 8, edge connector 9, and printed circuit boards 4.
Power control signals are transferred between the power supplies 6 via edge connectors 32, connectors 10, and etched backplane 3. Power control signals are transferred between the power supplies 6 via edge connectors 32, connectors 10, etched backplane 3, connectors 8, edge connectors 9, and printed circuit boards 4.
Included in electronic system 1 are a guide 18 fastened to etched backplane 3 and containing channels 20 for supporting printed circuit boards 4. Also, a cage 22 provides physical support for power supplies 6.
Connectors 12 are bolted to bus bars 14 and 16 by means of bolts 26.
Bus bars 14 and 16 are also fastened to printed circuit boards 4 via bolt 24 into a tapped hole in bushing 25, FIG. 2A. Bushing 25 is soldered to the power etches 5 and 7.
FIG. 2 is a back view of the electronic system 1 packaging showing the bus bars 14 and 16 coupled to backplane 3 of integrated backplane assembly 2. Bolts 26 fasten connectors 12 of FIG. 1 to bus bars 14 and 16. Also shown is the guide 18 and the cage 22.
FIG. 2A shows how the bus bars 14 and 16 are electrically coupled to the etch 5 or 7 by soldering and physically coupled to backplane 3 by the bushing 25 having a threaded hole for receiving screw 24. Note that bus bars 14 and 16 are fastened to the etches 5 and 7 in a number of locations thereby reducing the possibility of circuit ground loops.
FIGS. 3, 4, 5 and 6 show the top, bottom, side and front views, respectively, of connector 12. FIG. 6 shows the sets of fingers 41. Five sets of fingers 41 are shown but this invention is not limited to the five sets of fingers 41.
Referring to FIG. 5, connector 12 includes a hole 13 to establish a thin section 15 to act as a fulcrum about which each finger of the sets of fingers 41 will flex when blade 30 of FIG. 7 is inserted.
The distance between one row of fingers of each set of fingers 41 is related to the centerline of the hole by a dimension 11 and the distance between corresponding fingers of the set of fingers 41 is dimension 31 wherein dimension 31 is twice dimension 11.
FIG. 4 shows the tapped hole 33 at a predetermined depth sufficient to hold connector 12 securely to bus bar 14 or 16 by bolts 26, FIG. 2.
FIG. 7 shows power supply 6 having blade 30 mounted to an etched board 33 by means of a block 10 and a screw 13.
The material of connector 12 is typically a copper beryllium alloy plated with 0.0005 inches of silver.
The blade 30 material is typically silver-plated copper having a thickness of typical 0.093 inches.
The current carrying capability of connector 12 of 150 amps DC is determined by the minimum cross-sectional area 15, FIG. 5, of the set of fingers 41. Typically one finger of the set of fingers 41 would have a cross-sectional area 0.00816 square inches or 8160 square mils. Since 1 square mil equals 1.274 circular mils, the cross-sectional area is approximately 10,400 (8160×1.274) circular mils or 104,000 circular mils for 10 fingers. The current carrying capacity is 500 circular mils per ampere or 208 amps. This value is deroted to 150 amps for reliability reasons.
The contact area for carrying the 150 ampere current between the connector 12 and the blade 30 is typically 0.0527 square inches. This contact area occurs after insertion at the dimension 15 located at the tip of each finger. This is calculated by multiplying the width of each finger, typically 0.170 inches by 1/32 inches which approximates the distance perpendicular to the finger width and multiplying by 10, the number of fingers.
This contact area gives a resistance of 0.00000274 ohms or a voltage drop at 5V DC of approximately 400 microvolts.
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U.S. Classification 361/788, 439/861, 439/81, 439/857, 361/622, 439/62
International Classification H05K1/14, H05K1/02, H05K7/14
Cooperative Classification H05K1/0263, H05K1/14, H05K7/1457