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The Glory of Being Gorey - The Washington Post
The Glory of Being Gorey
By Alan M. Kriegsman By Alan M. Kriegsman June 11, 1978
"A is for Amy who fell down the stairs, B is for Basil assaulted by bears . . . E is for Ernest who choked on a peach, F is for Fanny sucked dry by a leech . . . U is for Una who slipped down a drain, V is for Victor squashed under a train . . ."
From Edward Gorey's "The Gashleycrumb Tricks."
EDWARD ST. JOHN GOREY, one can only presume after meeting him, must have had a hand in creating himself. He's so much like the Victorian weirdos who populate his little drawings and books - and this includes his name, which obviously predestined his career - that he seems to walk right off his own drawing board. Tall, gaunt, bearded, sunken-eyed, he could easily double, say, for the Baron de Zabrus, the vulpine impresario in his uproarious ballet fable, "The Gilded Bat," or for any one of dozens of other spooky eccentrics that have crept from the spidery crannies of his imagination.
Washington is about to get its first large dose of Goreyana, in the form of his designs for the production of "Dracula" that opens this week at the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater for a five-week run. The show bowed at the Martin Beck on Broadway last October and the original company is still firmly ensconced there. Without question, its success - a movie version is in the works - is largely due to Gorey's gaily macabre decor.
"Do I have dreams when I sleep,?" he said in a recent interview at Manhattan's Gotham Book Mart, his home-away-from-home. "All the time. All my life is one endless movie, when you come right down to it. And my dreams - they're movies, plays, books, ballets. Yes, once in a while they end up as books of mine. Often I dream these horror movies, awful nightmares from which I wake up paralyzed, consumed with anxiety - which I sort of enjoy. Usually they're caused by something totally trival I've been concerned about."
Though the "Dracula" hit has added another huge contingent to his already ample store of admirers, Gorey admits to being partial to another monument of monsterdom. "I'm really much more of a Frankenstein person myself," he says, agreeing that all of humanity can be divided into two classes, the Dracula people and the Frankenstein people. "I was quite precocious as a child and read a lot. I read 'Dracula' when I was 5, and 'Frankenstein' at 7. It scared the bejesus out of me. Of course, I was bored by a lot of the book. At that age, it hadn't ever occurred to me you could skip anything.
"But I've always liked thrillers, and especially horror storied and movies. Maybe the one I liked best through all the years was 'Nosferatu.'" "Nosferatu," as it happens, is one of the earliest screen versions of the Dracula tale, directed by F.W. Murnau in 1921, 10 years before the Bela Lugosi classic. Oddly enough, it was this same film that inspired composer Aaron Copland to write his first ballet score - oddly,because Gorey happens to be a ballet groupie nonpareil. Since the late '50s, he has attended virtually every New York performance of the New York City Ballet, and he still arranges his life to fit the company's schedulle.
Another silent horror movie Gorey unstintingly, adores is Carl Dreyer's "Vampyr," which he calls "the greatest horror movie ever." "I've heard Werner Herzog is getting ready to make a vampire film and I'm really looking forward to it," he says. "I loved his 'Aguirre.' It was one of the 10 best movie experiences of my life. I'd put it right up there with Griffith. But I detested his 'Heart of Glass' - it was so arty-darty, I was really disappointed. All that glass-blowing and that baroque ending on the island, what was that all about? I didn't understand a word of it."
By no means are all the characters in Gorey's books and drawings vampires, but most of them look as if they could be. His first book, written not long after his graduation from Harvard as a French literature major, was called "The Beastly Baby," and it begins, with fittingly Gothic illustration, "Once upon a time there was a baby. It was worse than other babies. For one thing, it was larger. It's body was not merely obese, but downright bloated. One of its feet had too many toes, and the other one not enough."
Eventually, the baby is carried off by an eagle and bursts in midair like a baloon. "And that, thank heaverst was the end of the Beastly Baby." It may have been the end for the baby, but it was only the beginning for Gorey. It took some years before the book world began to view such stuff as commercially viable - "The Beastly Baby"wasn't published until 1962, and then under Gorey's own imprint, the Fantod Press - but from the beginning a sort of underground Gorey cult grew and flourished.
After his move from Boston to New York in 1953, he recalls, "Someone in the publishing business who'd seen my drawings asked me if I'd like to do a miniature book, yay big (he demonstrates with pursed fingers). I'd always loved looking over lots of 18th-and 19th- century children's books, these tiny things with woodcuts and strange animals and illustrated alphabets." The result was his first published work, "Unstrung Harp; or, Mr.Earbrass Writes a Noval."
Since then there've been some 50-odd Gorey booklettes, as well as drawings, illustrations for other authors, book jackets, posters, ballet and theater designs, and his coterie following has broadened out to a mass market. "Amphigorey," a sampler of 15 of his works from 1953 to 1965, issued in hardcover in 1972 and thereafter in paperback, has sold hundreds of thousands of copies internationally, and "Amphigorey Too," a sequel that came out in 1975, is currently in its third printing.
The stories have titles like "The Gashlycrumb Tinies or, After the Outing," "The Curious Sofa," "The Epiplectic Bicycle," "The Deranged Cousins." Characters tend to have names such as Mrs.Umlaut and Mme. Trepidovska, and to inhabit such places as Penetralia and Bogus Corners. Gorey also goes in for anagrammatic pea-names. Ordred Weary, Wardore Edgy, Edward Blueting ("blueting" is German for "bloody"), Roy Grewdead among others.
He was born in 1925 in Chicago, the only child of Edward Lee and Helen Gorey. His father was a journalist for the Hearst papers. The parents were divorced when Gorey was 11 but remained on friendly terms, and after 16 years they remarried.
As an artist, Gorey was largely self-taught, although he'd taken some courses at the Chicago Art Institute. After a stint in the Army, he entered Harvard, rooming for a couple of years with poet Frank O'Hara. While he was still in Boston he involved himself with the Poet's Theater, illustrated some covers for Anchor paperbacks, worked for the Harvard Advocate, and started downs of unfinished novels. Then came "The Beastly Baby" and the move to New York.
His literary reputation gots a sudden boost in 1959 when Edmund Wilson wrote an extended appraisal for The New Yorker hailing Gorey as enroute to becoming "a master," and lauding the style of his prose and pictures as "amusing and somber, nostalgic and claustrophotic, at the smae time poetic and poisoned."
Gorey began attending New York City Ballet performances in 1953, and after a few seasons became so addicted that he decided there was "no point in not seeing everything - it's easier to see every performance than to anguish over which five performances out of eight to sea." By now he's such a regular fixture at the New York State Theater, in his floor-length fur-cost, sneakers and voluminous muffler, that City Ballet fans who've never met him can tell you all about Gorey's mid- Manhattan apartment with its literary clutter and multitude of cats.
Gorey's devotation to the ballet is not universal or promiscuous. He's very narrowly zeroed in on the New York City Ballet company, and even more particularly on its guiding light, choreographer George Balanchine, whom Gorey has declared to be "the greatest living genius in the arts."
"Balanchine is perfect," he said in an interview. "Inever disagree with what he's done, even in his worst things. I'm probably the only living person who thinks 'PAMTGG' was a good ballet." ("PAMTGG," premiered in 1971 and quickly withdrawn from the repertory, was generally conceded to have been a rare Balanchine booboo; the music was taken from a TV jingle, the initials standing for "Pan Am Makes The Going Great"). Curiously, Gorey has had scarcely and social exchange with his hero. "I've met Mr. B. a couple of times. I suppose he knows who I am. I don't find him offputting or anything, but I guess I don't have much I could say to him. After devoting 25 years of my life to his works, I've got nothing left over for him. "
Gorey says he'd like to design a ballet for Balanchine sometime, and there's been some vague talk along those lines. In the theater, he mostly prefers to sit in front row of the second ring, but "for some reason I just didn't want to pay the full price for all those 'Nutcrakers,' so for 10 years I stook in the back during the holiday season." Occasionally, he'll sit in the orchestra, though he detests continental seating: "I hate not having any aisles - I'm always thinking, suppose I don't like this ballet, how'm I going to get out?"
His favorite Balanchine ballerina is Patricia McBride ("she gets better all the time, as far as I'm concerned"), but he can go on for hours about what he considers the fine points or weaknesses of virtually every dancer in the troup. "Bart Cook is my favorite young male dancer of all time," he'll aver, for instance. "He's the only male besides Todd Bolender I've ever seen who isn't all start-stop all the time - he has the same kind of flow that goes through female dancing."
Occasionally he has changes of heart. "Someone suggested I should keep my eye on Krya Nichols," he says, "but for a long while she just didn't interest me. I couldn't see anything there. Then last season all of a sudden I realized omigod they're all absolutely right, she's so musical." And some cases he regards as question marks. "Stephanie Saland? She's the longest study in world history - they say it take her five years to learn three steps. But I must say, she did one 'Coppelia' that was ravinlingly beautiful, I can't figure it out. And she's a dancer who stands out whether she means to or not; people are always turning around and asking, who's that girl."
"I think it's admirable and brave of Baryshnikov to do this, and I hope it works, but I think it might prove a little more drastic than he's prepared for. Everyone's expecting him to take over all the Villella roles, but you know, no other dancer ever had Villella's incredible horizontal thrust. I saw Baryshnikov do 'Theme and Variations' with American Ballet Theatre and it wasn't good; the part went all squishy. Don't get me wrong, I think he's an absolutely magnificient dancer - I'm just not personally jumping up and down and screaming, if you know what I mean. Still, I'd love to see him do 'Harlequinade' and 'Rubles' and 'Tarantella' and 'Apollo,' with Mr. B. coaching him. I think all the Mischa-freaks may get quite disgusted - 'Oh God, not another Balanchine ballet'. And it would be just like the company to do something out of sheer perversion - have him partnering Karin vos Aroldingen for his debut, or something like that." (Baryshnikov is short; von Aroldingen, who would tower over him, is one of the troupe's tallest ballerinas).
At the moment, Gorey is working on sets and costumes for "Gorey Stories," a musical revue based on his work that will open on Broadway next October, and he's also completing a "Dracula" book as a follow-up to the stage triumph ("they offered me a pot of money for it, how could I refuse?"). Gorey is still amazed at his new-found popularity. "I couldn't have been more surprised that the 'Dracula' production even got on the boards' - we were bouncing the idea around for four years," he says. "But then, I'm one of these people who drift through life - I feel as if I was never supplied with an oar, only a canoe and a small bit of driftwood." CAPTION: Picture, The designer for the macabre stage decor of "Dracula," Gorey says, "I'm really much more of a Frankenstein person myself." Copyright (c) 1978, Nancy Crampton; Illustration, self portrait, by Edward Gorey for the Washington Post

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Patent US6098646 - Dispensing system with multi-port valve for distributing use dilution to a ... - Google Patents
A dispensing system for dispensing chemical products to a plurality of utilization points utilizes a multi-port valve to selectively deliver use dilutions from a mixing apparatus to selected utilization points. The multi-port valve utilizes a position sensor to provide positive proof-of-delivery by detecting...http://www.google.com/patents/US6098646?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6098646 - Dispensing system with multi-port valve for distributing use dilution to a plurality of utilization points and position sensor for use thereon
Publication number US6098646 A
Application number US 08/803,194
Also published as CA2211051A1, CA2211051C, CN1149313C, CN1191254A, DE19736982A1, DE19736982B4, DE19736982B8
Publication number 08803194, 803194, US 6098646 A, US 6098646A, US-A-6098646, US6098646 A, US6098646A
Inventors Thomas L. Hennemann, Daniel F. Brady
Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (61), Classifications (28), Legal Events (4)
Dispensing system with multi-port valve for distributing use dilution to a plurality of utilization points and position sensor for use thereon
US 6098646 A
1. A dispensing system for dispensing chemical products to a plurality of utilization points, the system comprising:
(a) a mixing apparatus, coupled to a source of diluent and a plurality of sources of chemical products, the mixing apparatus outputting a use dilution having at least one of the plurality of chemical products mixed with diluent;
(b) a multi-port valve having an input in fluid communication to receive a use dilution from the mixing apparatus and a plurality of outputs coupled to the plurality of utilization points, the multi-port valve being movable between a plurality of positions, each position coupling the input to one of the plurality of outputs; and
(c) a controller, coupled to the mixing apparatus and the multi-port valve, for selectively dispensing a use dilution to one of the plurality of utilization points.
2. The dispensing system of claim 1, wherein the mixing apparatus comprises:
(a) a mixing manifold having a diluent input, a plurality of product inputs, and an output; and
(b) a delivery pump, coupled to the controller, and in fluid communication with the output of the mixing manifold and the input of the multi-port valve.
3. The dispensing system of claim 2, wherein the mixing apparatus further comprises a diluent metering device, coupled to the controller, and in fluid communication with the diluent input of the mixing manifold, the diluent metering device providing a variable rate of flow of diluent to the mixing manifold.
8. The dispensing system of claim 1, wherein the multi-port valve comprises:
(a) a stator including a first port and a plurality of second ports disposed in an annular arrangement around the first port, the first port in fluid communication with the input of the multi-port valve, and each second port in fluid communication with one of the plurality of outputs of the multi-port valve;
(b) a rotor, rotatably mounted within the housing, and including a central port in fluid communication with a peripheral port, the central port facing the first port of the stator, and the peripheral port facing one of the second ports of the stator; and
(c) a drive mechanism, coupled to the rotor, for rotating the rotor to position the peripheral port at a selected one of the second ports to thereby place the first port in fluid communication with the selected second port.
9. The dispensing system of claim 8, wherein the multi-port valve further comprises a position sensor for sensing one of a plurality of predetermined angular positions for the rotor, the position sensor comprising:
(a) a plurality of detectable elements disposed in an annular arrangement;
(b) a plurality of proximity detectors disposed in an annular arrangement, wherein the detectable elements and the proximity detectors are rotatable relative to one another and about a common axis in response to rotation of the rotor such that detectable elements are oriented in proximity to a unique combination of proximity detectors at each predetermined angular position.
10. The dispensing system of claim 9, further comprising a disk coupled to the rotor and rotating cooperatively therewith, wherein the detectable elements comprise magnets mounted to the disk, and wherein the proximity detectors comprise hall-effect detectors opposing the disk and fixedly mounted within the housing.
17. A method of dispensing chemical products to a plurality of utilization points, the method comprising the steps of:
(a) forming a use dilution from a diluent and at least one chemical product;
(b) selecting one of a plurality of utilization points by rotating a multi-port valve to place an input thereof in fluid communication with one of a plurality of outputs coupled to the plurality of utilization points; and
(c) directing the use dilution through the input of the multi-port valve to the one of the plurality of utilization points.
18. A multi-port valve, comprising:
(b) a stator, disposed within the housing, and including a first port and a plurality of second ports disposed in an annular arrangement around the first port;
(c) a rotor, rotatably mounted within the housing, and including a central port in fluid communication with a peripheral port, the central port facing the first port of the stator, and the peripheral port facing one of the second ports of the stator;
(d) a drive mechanism, coupled to the rotor, for rotating the rotor to position the peripheral port at a selected one of the second ports to thereby place the first port in fluid communication with the selected second port; and
(e) a position sensor for sensing one of a plurality of predetermined angular positions of the rotor, the position sensor including:
(1) a plurality of detectable elements disposed in an annular arrangement at predetermined angular positions; and
(2) a plurality of proximity detectors disposed in an annular arrangement at predetermined angular positions, wherein the detectable elements and the proximity detectors are rotatable relative to one another and about a common axis in response to rotation of the rotor such that detectable elements are oriented in proximity to a unique combination of proximity detectors at each predetermined angular position.
19. The multi-port valve of claim 18, wherein the detectable elements comprise magnets and the proximity detectors comprise hall-effect detectors.
30. A position sensor for sensing one of a plurality of predetermined angular positions of a first member rotatably coupled to a second member, the position sensor comprising:
(a) a plurality of detectable elements disposed in an annular arrangement on one of the first and second members; and
(b) a plurality of proximity detectors disposed in an annular arrangement on the other of the first and second members, wherein the detectable elements and the proximity detectors are rotatable relative to one another about a common axis in response to rotation of the first member relative to the second member such that detectable elements are oriented in proximity to a unique combination of proximity detectors at each predetermined angular position.
31. The position sensor of claim 30, wherein the proximity detectors are evenly spaced from one another with one proximity detector per predetermined angular position, and wherein the detectable elements are oriented such that the combination of all but one of the proximity detectors activated at any predetermined angular position is unique with respect to the combinations of all proximity detectors activated at other predetermined angular positions and to the combinations of all but one of the proximity detectors activated at other predetermined positions.
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U.S. Classification 137/101.19, 137/625.11, 137/554
International Classification A47L15/44, B01F15/02, B01F15/04, B01F3/08, D06F39/02, F16K37/00, B67D3/02, B67D7/74
Cooperative Classification F16K37/0041, B01F2215/0077, B01F3/088, A47L15/44, B01F2003/0896, B01F15/0266, F16K37/0033, B01F15/0297, B01F15/0416, D06F39/02
European Classification B01F15/02C40Q, B01F3/08P, B01F15/02C, F16K37/00D2, A47L15/44, B01F15/04G2, D06F39/02
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Presidential Candidates Ignore Banking Problem
Six weeks after the November elections, a new banking law will go into effect that will force the President to confront what will certainly be one of the most unpleasant challenges of his Administration: the plight of the nation's banks.
The insurance fund that protects deposits is already $5.5 billion in the red and is supposed to stand behind $3 trillion worth of deposits. It will be called upon to protect thousands of depositors at hundreds of institutions expected to collapse next year. Yet the Presidential contenders have barely mentioned the issue.
The omission illustrates a classic political calculation: there is no percentage in offering voters a choice between pain and agony. Against the Grain of Politics
"The art of politics is ostentatious giving and surreptitious taking," said Roger J. Vaughan, an economist who was an adviser to Hugh L. Carey when Mr. Carey was Governor of New York. "Banking reform is ostentatious taking and surreptitious giving."
On Monday, Mr. Vaughan and Edward W. Hill, an associate professor at Cleveland State University, made public their two-year study of the banking industry. It paints a bleak picture. Even less pessimistic experts concur that the industry's precarious condition will be one of the first huge problems confronting the next Administration.
It is a puzzle to which all the solutions hurt someone. To limit taxpayers' liability by reducing Federal insurance coverage is to expose depositors in weak banks to greater losses. To impose tighter Government supervision of banks is to discourage them from lending, thus further depressing the weak economy. To loosen regulation could mean more bank failures and bailouts -- at considerable cost to taxpayers.
The new banking law requires regulators to protect depositors by seizing weak banks, which as the Federal Reserve noted in internal documents six months ago will put regulators "under considerable strain" in 1993. The old law permitted the regulators to wait until the banks went insolvent.
Financial issues in this election year have taken on an almost radioactive aura. Congress is expected to adjourn without providing any new money for the savings and loan bailout, which stalled after its spending authority expired in April. Nor has the White House done any meaningful lobbying for the program. The delay is expected to raise costs by hundreds of millions of dollars. Why the Issue Is Ignored
Lawmakers, bankers and industry experts give these reasons that the banking problem has been off the Presidential candidates' agendas:
*The banks in the gravest conditions are in states that hold the largest number of electoral votes -- California, Florida, New Jersey, New York and Texas. Bankers from many of those states have lobbied Washington hard to ease up on regulations that would force them to write off bad loans.
*Further limiting deposit insurance would reduce the Government's overall liability, but the idea has never gained serious political consideration because insurance, like Social Security, is viewed as an entitlement.
*The banking industry is deeply divided between strong, profitable institutions and weak ones. Aggregate earnings suggest that the industry is far stronger than it really is, since the collapse of only one or a handful of large institutions could be calamitous.
*For politicians, banking changes are never a winning issue. They involve complex, technical issues that few voters understand, and since virtually all depositors have so far been protected by deposit insurance, most voters have not felt the crisis directly.
*Both political parties have argued for measures to encourage more corporate lending to fight recession. Those measures are often at odds with tighter banking regulations. Both Candidates Are Vulnerable
Furthermore, the Bush and Clinton camps both have Achilles' heels. President Bush's Administration woefully underestimated the magnitude of the savings and loan debacle, and his aides wrote the inadequate 1989 savings and loan law. His son Neil was a director of one of the largest failed institutions.
Gov. Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary, have business ties to a failed Arkansas savings association that she represented before a state regulator appointed by her husband. And four of the so-called Keating Five senators, who were investigated by an ethics panel for intervening on behalf of a corrupt savings and loan executive, were Democrats.
As of June, the bank insurance fund was $5.5 billion in deficit, battered by more than 1,000 failures over the last five years, and it is too early to measure the ultimate costs of a banking crisis with further failures.
The study of the banking industry by Mr. Vaughan and Professor Hill concludes startlingly that protecting depositors could cost taxpayers $100 billion over the next decade. The study, published by the Washington Post Company Briefing Books, estimates that one-sixth of the nation's banks are already effectively insolvent.
A version of this article appears in print on October 7, 1992, on Page D00002 of the National edition with the headline: Presidential Candidates Ignore Banking Problem. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe

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Slovakia will play for draw against Scotland, says Willie Miller - BBC Sport
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Scotland have two games to seal a possible World Cup play-off place
Former Scotland defender Willie Miller has warned the current team to expect a Slovakia side playing for a draw in Thursday's World Cup qualifier.
In their penultimate Group F fixture, the Scots need to beat the side currently occupying second place and a potential play-off berth.
Scotland play Slovenia away on Sunday, when Slovakia are at home to Malta.
"They'll want a draw, I've no doubt about it that they'll play for a draw," said Miller.
"We've got ourselves into a position of hope, but the hope rests on us winning the game.
"When they get the ball, they'll hold on to it and they'll try to frustrate and turn the fans against Scotland.
"It's up to the players to go out and try to dominate the game early."
Slovakia, ranked 19th in the world, rely on Marek Hamsik for creativity and the Napoli midfielder will celebrate his 100th cap at Hampden.
The visitors have included just one striker, Adam Nemec, in their squad.
'Time for marquee win as Scots chase World Cup dream'
Scotland coach Gordon Strachan must decide who to field in place of Celtic midfield duo Stuart Armstrong and Scott Brown, who have started the past four group matches together but are unavailable through injury.
Experienced former captain Darren Fletcher is an option, along with Hibernian's John McGinn.
Celtic's Callum McGregor was a late call up and Strachan has praised the recent performances of Sheffield Wednesday's Barry Bannan, who has 24 Scotland caps but has not played in the qualifying campaign since the 3-0 loss in Slovakia last October.
'McGinn is a great young prospect'
Former Scotland skipper Barry Ferguson would like to see Strachan turn to in-form McGinn and McGregor, who each scored twice in Saturday's 2-2 draw between Celtic and Hibernian.
"Take one game at a time and let's deal with Slovakia," said Ferguson. "They're a decent team but I do think we will beat them.
"The one that worries me is Slovenia on Sunday. I just want to take care of Thursday and get the three points and hopefully we'll do that.
"Scott Brown and Armstrong are big, big players but I still think we've got players that can come in easily and replace them.
"I would play McGregor and McGinn. McGinn is a great young prospect - showed that he could do it on the big stage on Saturday, scoring two goals. McGregor, I've been surprised he's not been in the squad. Why not throw two of them in?
"[McGregor's] played in big pressurised games for Celtic, Champions League. He's under pressure every single week."
In the previous two World Cup qualifiers, the 3-0 win in Lithuania and the 2-0 home triumph against Malta, Strachan fielded an all left-sided back four.
Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney played at right-back with Liverpool full-back Andrew Robertson on the other side and Hearts' Christophe Berra partnering Blackburn Rovers' Charlie Mulgrew at centre-half.
Slovakia beat Scotland 3-0 when the sides met a year ago.
And Miller added before Thursday's match: "There's a big responsibility on the two centre-backs because they are going to have to make sure that it's fully concentrated and they don't give away the easy goals that they gave away over in Slovakia."

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To determine the frequency of new-onset compulsive gambling or hypersexuality among regional patients with Parkinson disease (PD), ascertaining the relationship of these behaviors to PD drug use.
Among the study patients with PD, new-onset compulsive gambling or hypersexuality was documented in 7 (18.4%) of 38 patients taking therapeutic doses of dopamine agonists but was not found among untreated patients, those taking subtherapeutic agonist doses, or those taking carbidopa/levodopa alone. Behaviors abated with discontinuation of agonist therapy or dose reduction. Because this is a retrospective study, cases may have been missed, and hence this study may reflect an underestimation of the true frequency. Physicians who care for patients taking these drugs should recognize the drug's potential to induce pathologic syndromes that sometimes masquerade as primary psychiatric disease.
Drug-induced compulsive behaviors: exceptions to the rule. [Mayo Clin Proc. 2009]
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c# - StringBuilder or XMLDocument? - Stack Overflow
1 I have written a console application to fetch some information from a web server, convert it into XML and save it. I have manually created XML (append string using StringBuilder). As the XML might be very large is it better to use StringBuilder or XMLDocument class etc as far as memory is concerned? To be precise my question is that if XML is like 10mb text is it memory efficient to use StringBuilder.append("") or System.XML namespace?
I think a more efficient way would be to use StringBuilder but saving the XML to a file on HD after every iteration and clearing the stringbuilder object. Any comments?
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Neither; I'd use an XmlWriter:
using(var writer = XmlWriter.Create(file))
This avoids having to buffer a lot of data in memory, which both StringBuilder and XmlDocument would do, and avoids all the encoding problems you will face if creating the xml manually (not a good idea, to be honest).
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I wouldn't manually create XML using a StringBuilder, there is just too much room for errors (if it is proper escaping of strings).
To write an XML file of larger size you should use the XmlWriter class.
You are right I'm aware of it being error prone but my XML is not too complex, it is just too large. :)
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Patent US4942411 - Automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn automatic overlay feed apparatus (10) for feeding projectable overlays to the object area (16) of an overhead projector (12). The apparatus (10) comprises a frame (20) for being supported on an overhead projector (12) and scrolling means, including a first winding shaft (36) and a second winding shaft...http://www.google.com/patents/US4942411?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4942411 - Automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projectorAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4942411 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/211,856Publication dateJul 17, 1990Filing dateJun 27, 1988Priority dateJun 27, 1988Fee statusLapsedPublication number07211856, 211856, US 4942411 A, US 4942411A, US-A-4942411, US4942411 A, US4942411AInventorsSteve A. PolstonOriginal AssigneePolston Steve AExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (14), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAutomatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector
US 4942411 AAbstract
An automatic overlay feed apparatus (10) for feeding projectable overlays to the object area (16) of an overhead projector (12). The apparatus (10) comprises a frame (20) for being supported on an overhead projector (12) and scrolling means, including a first winding shaft (36) and a second winding shaft (38) for moving an overlay scroll (24) defining a plurality of sequentially arranged projectable overlay sheets (42) across the object area (16) of the projector (12) to allow selective positioning of such projectable overlay sheets (42) on the object area (16). The apparatus (10) also includes motor means for selectively rotating at least one of the winding shafts (36, 38), and remote control means for controlling the operation of the motor means from a position remote from the projector (12).
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An automatic overlay feed apparatus for automatically feeding projectable overlays to the object area of an overhead projector, said apparatus utilizing an overlay scroll having first and second end portions and defining a plurality of projectable overlays sequentially arranged from said first end portion to said second end portion, said apparatus comprising:a frame for being supported on said projector, said frame having a first end portion and a second end portion; overlay scrolling means for selectively moving said projectable overlays into position on said object area, said scrolling means including a first winding shaft rotatably mounted on said frame for engaging said first end portion of said overlay scroll and for windably receiving said overlay scroll, and a second winding shaft rotatably mounted on said frame in a position selectively spaced from, and in substantially parallel alignment with, said first shaft for engaging said second end portion of said scroll, whereby as said frame is selectively positioned on said projector, and as said scroll is windably received by said first and second winding shafts, a selected portion of said scroll extending between said first and second winding shafts overlays said object area of said projector; motor means for selectively rotating said first and second winding shafts, said motor means including a first motor for selectively rotating said first winding shaft and a second motor for selectively rotating said second winding shaft, each said first and second motor having a drive shaft; a first electromagnetically actuated clutch coupling for connecting said drive shaft of said first motor with said first winding shaft whereby said first winding shaft can be selectively disengaged to rotate independently from said drive shaft, said clutch coupling including an armature member mounted on said drive shaft of said first motor, a rotor member mounted on said first winding shaft, and a field member for being electromagnetically charged by a suitable power source, said field member being mounted on said frame in close proximity to said rotor member, whereby the selective electromagnetic charging of said field member electromagnetically charges said rotor member whereupon said rotor member attracts and engages said armature member such that said drive shaft serves to rotate said first winding shaft; and a second electromagnetically actuated clutch coupling for connecting said drive shaft of said second motor with said second winding shaft, whereby said second winding shaft can be selectively disengaged to rotate independently from said drive shaft of said second motor, said clutch coupling including an armature member mounted on said drive shaft of said second motor, a rotor member mounted on said second winding shaft, and a field member for being electromagnetically charged by a suitable power source, said field member being mounted on said frame in close proximity to said rotor member, whereby the selective electromagnetic charging of said field member electromagnetically charges said rotor member whereupon said rotor member attracts and engages said armature member such that said drive shaft serves to rotate said second winding shaft. 2. An overhead projector with automatic overlay feed apparatus for automatically feeding projectable overlays, said projector utilizing an overlay scroll having first and second end portions and defining a plurality of projectable overlays defining projectable images sequentially arranged from said first end portion to said second end portion, said projector comprising:a projector enclosure having a first end portion and a second end portion and having an upper surface defining an object area for receiving said projectable overlays; illumination means for illuminating said object area of said enclosure whereby said projectable image of said projectable overlays received on said object area are upwardly projected; mirror means for receiving said projectable images projected from said object area and projecting said images in a substantially horizontal direction; overlay scrolling means for selectively moving said projectable overlays into position on said object area, said scrolling means including a first winding shaft rotatably mounted on said enclosure for engaging said first end portion of said overlay scroll and for windably receiving said overlay scroll, and a second winding shaft rotatably mounted on said enclosure in a position selectively spaced from, and in substantially parallel alignment with, said first shaft for engaging said second end portion of said scroll and windably receiving said overlay scroll, whereby, as said scroll is windably received by said first and second winding shafts, a selected portion of said scroll extending between said first and second winding shafts overlays said object area of said projector; motor means for selectively rotating said first and second winding shafts, said motor means including a first motor for selectively rotating said first winding shaft and a second motor for selectively rotating said second winding shaft, each said first and second motor having a drive shaft; a first electromagnetically actuated clutch coupling for connecting said drive shaft of said first motor with said first winding shaft whereby said first winding shaft can be selectively disengaged to rotate independently from said drive shaft, said clutch coupling including an armature member mounted on said drive shaft of said first motor, a rotor member mounted on said first winding shaft, and a field member for being electromagnetically charged by a suitable power source, said field member being mounted on said enclosure in close proximity to said rotor member, whereby the selective electromagnetic charging of said field member electromagnetically charges said rotor member whereupon said rotor member attracts and engages said armature member such that said drive shaft serves to rotate said first winding shaft; and a second electromagnetically actuated clutch coupling for connecting said drive shaft of said second motor with said second winding shaft, whereby said second winding shaft can be selectively disengaged to rotate independently from said drive shaft of said second motor, said clutch coupling including an armature member mounted on said drive shaft of said second motor, a rotor member mounted on said second winding, and a field member for being electromagnetically charged by a suitable power source, said field member being mounted on said enclosure in close proximity to said rotor member, whereby the selective electromagnetic charging of said field member electromagnetically charges said rotor member whereupon said rotor member attracts and engages said armature member such that said drive shaft serves to rotate said second winding shaft. 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This invention relates to an automatic overlay feed apparatus for feeding projectable overlays to the object area of an overhead projector. The apparatus generally comprises scrolling means mounted on a frame for selectively moving the projectable overlays of an overlay scroll into position on the display area of an overhead projector.
Overhead projectors have long been a useful tool for projecting images imprinted on an opaque or transparent overlay sheet onto a viewing screen or other display surface. Generally, such projectors have an object area, illuminated evenly through the use of a fresnel lens condenser, on which projectable overlay sheets are manually placed for projection. Attempts have been made to devise mechanisms to obviate the need to manually position overlay sheets on the object area and to replace such sheets when multiple images are to be projected such as, for example, the roller assembly of U. S. Letters Patent No. 3,785,727. However, such mechanisms still require the presence of an operator at the projector to change the image being projected and to otherwise control the operator of the projector. And, it will be noted that similar attempts have been made with respect to other projection or display devices, certain of which are disclosed by U. S. Pat. Nos. 3,364,604; 3,510,973; and 3,680,805.
Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an automatic overlay feed apparatus for feeding projectable overlays to the object area of an overhead projector.
Another object of the present invention is to provide an automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector which can be remotely controlled such that the projection of a plurality of overlay sheets can be controlled from a position remote from the projector.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide an automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector which is inexpensive to manufacture and maintain.
Other objects and advantages will be accomplished by the present invention which provides an automatic overlay feed apparatus for feeding projectable overlays to the object area of an overhead projector. The apparatus comprises a frame for being supported on an overhead projector, and scrolling means for moving an overlay scroll defining a plurality of sequentially arranged projectable overlays across the object area of the projector to allow the selective positioning of the projectable overlays on the object area such that they can be projected. The scrolling means generally includes first and second winding shafts rotatably mounted on the frame such that the object area of the projector is disposed between the first and second shaft as the frame is positioned on the projector. The first and second winding shafts engage opposite ends of the overlay scroll and each is designed to windably receive the scroll. Accordingly, a portion of the scroll extends between the first and second winding shafts and across the object area of the projector, and selective rotation of the winding shafts results in travel of the scroll from one shaft to the other. The apparatus is also provided with motor means for selectively rotating at least one of the winding shafts, and remote control means for controlling the operation of the motor means from a position remote from the projector.
FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of an automatic overlay feed apparatus of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a side elevation view of an automatic overlay feed apparatus of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a top view of the transmitter of the remote control means of an automatic overlay feed apparatus of the present invention; and
FIG. 4 is a top view of the motor means of an automatic overlay feed apparatus of the present invention.
An automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector incorporating various features of the present invention is illustrated generally at 10 in FIGS. 1 and 2. The apparatus 10 is designed to automatically feed multiple transparencies, or projectable overlay sheets, to an overhead projector, such as the illustrated projector 12, such that manual feeding of individual overlay sheets is unnecessary. In this regard, the conventional overhead projector 12 generally comprises illumination means (not shown) housed within an enclosure 14, the enclosure 14 having an upwardly facing object area 16 illuminated evenly by means of a fresnel lens condenser. The transparencies or projectable overlay sheets which are to be projected are placed on the object area 16 and illuminated from below. The image vertically projected from the illuminated overlay sheet is thereupon reprojected horizontally by the mirror means 18 to allow the image to be projected on a projection screen or other viewing surface (not shown).
The automatic feed apparatus 10 includes a frame 20 for supporting the apparatus 10 on the upper portion of the projector 12, and for supporting an overlay scrolling means, generally referenced at 22 in the figures. As discussed in detail below, the overlay scrolling means 22 receives an overlay scroll 24 which incorporates images to be projected and serves as a means for automatically positioning selected portions of the overlay scroll 20 on the object area 16 of the projector 12 such that they may be projected. The frame 20 defines a first end portion 26 and a second end portion 28. More specifically, the preferred embodiment comprises first and second side supports 30 and 32, respectively, joined in substantially parallel alignment proximate their opposite end portions with a pair of end supports 34 (only one shown). Thus, as is best illustrated in FIG. 1, when the apparatus 10 is in operating position, the side supports 30 and 32 are disposed on either side of the object area 16 of the projector thereby leaving the area 16 unobstructed.
The scrolling means 22 generally includes a first winding shaft 36 rotatably mounted at the first end portion 26 of the frame 20, and includes a second winding shaft 38 rotatably mounted at the second end portion 28 of the frame 20 and aligned substantially parallel to the first winding shaft 36. In the pre(erred embodiment, the rotatable mounting of the shafts 36 and 38 is accomplished through the use of four journalling brackets 40 carried by the opposite end portions of the side supports 30 and 32, the brackets 40 serving to rotatably support the shafts 36 and 38 proximate their opposite end portions. Thus, as is best illustrated in FIG. 1, the ,first and second winding shafts 36 and 38 serve to engage the opposite ends of the overlay scroll 24 such that a portion of the scroll 24 extends between the shafts 36 and 38, with the remainder of the overlay scroll 24 wound about the shaft 36 and/or the shaft 38. Therefore, selective rotation of the shafts 36 and 38 results in the movement of the scroll 24 over the object area 16 and the transfer of the scroll from one winding shaft to the other.
Whereas the scrolling means 22 is mounted on the frame 20 in the preferred illustrated embodiment, it will be recognized by those skilled in the art that the scrolling means 22 can be secured directly to the enclosure 14 of the projector 12. For example, the brackets 40, which serve to rotatably support the shafts 36 and 38, can be secured directly to the opposite end portions of the enclosure 14.
In the illustrated embodiment, the overlay scroll 24 comprises a plurality of transparencies or projectable overlay sheets 42 joined by bonding means, such as the adhesive tape 44, to create a series of projectable images. However, it will be understood that the scroll 38 can comprise an integrally formed sheet of projectable material with the images to be projected sequentially imprinted thereon.
In order to automatically move the sequential images imprinted on the overlay scroll into position over the object area 16, and to transfer the scroll from one winding shaft to another, the apparatus 10 is provided with electrically powered motor means for selectively rotating at least one of the shafts 36 or 38. In the preferred embodiment, such motor means includes a first motor 46 for selectively rotating the first shaft 36 and a second motor 48 for selectively rotating the second shaft 38. More specifically, the first motor 46 is secured to the frame 20 with a motor mounting bracket 50 such that the drive shaft 52 of the motor 46 is axially aligned with the shaft 36. As is best illustrated in FIG. 4, the motor means further includes a clutch coupling 54 for connecting the drive shaft 52 to the outboard end 55 of the winding shaft 36. In this regard, the clutch coupling 54 allows the drive shaft 52 to engage or disengage the winding shaft 36 as desired such that when the drive shaft 36 is not engaged for the purpose of rotating the shaft 36, it can be disengage to allow the shaft 36 to rotate independently.
In the preferred embodiment, the clutch coupling 54 comprises an electromagnetically actuated clutch coupling. As is best illustrated in FIG. 4, the coupling 54 includes an armature member 56 which is mounted on the outboard end of the drive shaft 52, a rotor member 58 mounted on the outboard end 55 of the shaft 36, and a field member 60 mounted on the associated bracket 40. As will be understood by those skilled in the art, when the field member 60 is electrically energized through the wires 62, the rotor member 58, rotatably mounted on the shaft 36, is electromagnetically charged so as to attract and engage the armature member 56. Resultantly, when the field member 60 is energized, the winding shaft 36 rotates with the drive shaft 52. One suitable clutch coupling for this purpose is the Warner SR-120, manufactured by Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Company, South Beloit, Illinois.
It will also be noted that the second motor 48 is coupled to the second winding shaft 38 with a further clutch coupling 54 as described above and as illustrated in FIG. 4. Therefore, the first motor 46 can be engaged and energized, and the second motor 48 disengaged, to move the scroll 24 in the direction of the shaft 36, and the second motor 48 can be engaged and activated, and the first motor 46 disengaged, to move the scroll 24 in the direction of shaft 38, thereby allowing the various overlay sheets 42 to be positioned on the object area 16 as desired.
In order to control the operation of the motors 46 and 48, and the clutch couplings 54, the apparatus 10 is provided with remote control means, including a transmitter 64, preferably of a radio type, and a receiver/actuator 66 as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 3. Further, the transmitter 64 includes a control lever 68 for selecting the direction of travel of the overlay scroll 24. As will be understood by those skilled in the art, the receiver/actuator 66 serves as an electrical switching means, connected through suitable circuitry to the motors 46 and 48, and the clutch couplings 54, for selectively energizing the motor 46 and its associated clutch coupling 54, or the motor 48 and its associated clutch coupling 54, in response to radio signals emitted from the transmitter 64. Thus, through manipulation of the lever 68, the movement of the scroll 24 between the shafts 36 and 38 can be controlled from a position remote from the projector 12. It will also be noted that the lever 68 can be discreetly positionable to allow the operator to switch between a scan mode and an index mode in either direction of travel. For example, in the illustrated embodiment of FIG. 3, the lever 68 is discreetly positionable in a stop position, where no travel of the scroll 24 occurs, in forward index and forward scan positions, and in reverse index and scan positions. In this regard, when the transmitter is in scan mode, actuation of the lever 68 results in continuous travel of the scroll 24 in the selected direction. When in the index mode, actuation of the lever 68 results in travel of the scroll 24 sufficient to replace the overlay sheet position on the object area with the adjacent overlay sheet in order to facilitate the sequential projection of overlay sheets. It will also be noted that both the transmitter 64 and the receiver/actuator 66 can be powered by rechargable batteries (not shown) and provided with the recptors 70 and 72, respectively, for connecting such batteries to suitable recharging means.
In light of the above, it will be understood that the present invention provides an automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector with great advantages over the prior art. Not only does the apparatus 10 obviate having to manually place projectable overlays on the object area of an overhead projector, it allows the operator to selectively feed overlays to the object area of the projector from a position remote from the projector. Of course, while a preferred embodiment has been shown and described, it will be understood that there is no intent to limit the invention to such disclosure, but, rather, it is intended to cover all modifications and alternate constructions falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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Jump to:	navigation	, search	England Lancashire Lancashire Parishes View a List of Chapels in the Parish of Winwick. Winwick St Oswald
Parish History Winwick St Oswald is an Ancient Parish in the county of Lancashire. Other places in the parish include: Arbury, Haydock, Houghton, Houghton, Middleton and Arbury, Winwick with Hulme, Kenyon, Middleton, Myddleton, Risley, and Hulme.
Church records Include here information for parish registers, Bishop’s Transcripts and other types of church records, such as parish chest records. Add the contact information for the office holding the original records. Add links to the Family History Library Catalog showing the film numbers in their collection Winwick- St OswaldBaptisms Transcript-1563-1660- 929.3272 Wi1Baptisms Transcript-1661-1756- 929.3272 Wi1 or MFE 929.342719 Wi4Baptisms Transcript-1756-1808- 929.3272 Wi1Burials Transcript-1563-1661- 929.3272 Wi1Burials Transcript-1661-1756- 929.3272 Wi1 or MFE 929.342719 Wi4Burials Transcript-1756-1837- 929.3272 Wi1 or MFE 929.342719 Wi4Marriages Transcript-1600-1660- 929.3272 Wi1Marriages Transcript-1661-1754- 929.3272 Wi1 or MFE 929.342719 Wi4Marriages Transcript-1754-1812- 929.3272 Wi1 or MFE 929.342719 Wi(080) For original registers of above please enquire at Cheshire Record Office. The Manchester Room and Greater Manchester County Record OfficeEmail: archiveslocalstudies@manchester.gov.uk The Manchester Room@City Library (Local Studies) Parish registers of Winwick, 1563-1909 Microfilm copy of original record in the Cheshire Record Office, Chester, England.Cheshire Record Office no.: P158/1/1-8, P158/2988/1-2, P158/2/1-9, P158/2988/3/1-2, P158/3/1-2, P158/4296/1. Content
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