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Text Encoding Initiative / Feature Requests / #500 Allow note within sourceDesc
#500 Allow note within sourceDesc
The fact that sourceDesc is mandatory within the header, even when there is no source because the header is describing a born digital object, has long been one of those charming eccentricities we have learned to cope with. However, the fact that the compulsory comment "there is no source" has to be supplied either within a
 or an <ab> is annoying, since those elements are often used for other purposes within a document. I would like to change the content model of sourceDesc from its current value (effectively, one or more model.biblLike or model.pLike) to include as a third option one or more model.noteLike, so that the compulsory comment could be given within a <note>. One possible alternative might be to permit an empty sourceDesc with the specific meaning of "no source" but that seems a bit too radical and would probably confuse many existing processes.
"...is annoying, since those elements are often used for other purposes within a document". sorry, I dont get this? why does having to use
 inside sourceDesc affect what you do elsewhere?
personally, I'd rather have a model where it was text() |model.pLike | model.biblLike. putting the comment inside a <note> seems as redundant as wrapping it in a
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You might well want to enforce tighter constraints on the
s in the body of a text than on those in its header. For example, your ODD might define it as containing just s+. This seems less probable for <note> ; and if it did occur, you could use the @type attribute (not available on
) to distinguish in-text notes from others.
I didn't suggest making sourceDesc mixed-content, because that would have automatically made it possible for it to be empty, which seems (as I said) a stretch too far.
Seems fairly obvious to me that a remark like "there isn't one" inside a <sourceDoc> is more like an annotation than some content! Link
I am glad to see you agreeing that
 should have @type....
Re mixed content, why is <sourceDesc/> any worse than <sourceDesc>
</sourceDesc> or
<sourceDesc>
<note/>
</sourceDesc>, both of which are perfectly legal? Allowing for an empty sourceDesc seems really rather sensible to me.
I agree that "there isn't one" is marginally better inside a <note> than a
, but only in a theoretical world which one seldom encounters outside the works of Stanislaw Lem. Last edit: Sebastian Rahtz 2014-03-08
Because it is not something we currently allow. The fact that we currently allow some silly things is not relevant. Nor are the works of S. Lem. Link
eh? but we do allow an empty description, here as in many similar places. the prose is quite forgiving. Link
My reading of the content model is that <sourceDesc/> is invalid. And Mr oXyGen agrees with me. Link
sorry, just meant that an empty
 has the same effect as an empty <sourceDesc> Link
I don't like the idea of an empty <sourceDesc> because it's not really clear what it means -- there's no source, or the encoder is lazy? I know the same issue is there with <sourceDesc>
</sourceDesc>, although we could do something with Schematron to prevent that. Lou's argument seems to be that
 is inconvenient because it's likely to be constrained in the schema for reasons to do with its use in <text>. But it's difficult to imagine that
 would be constrained in such as way as to disallow plain text content, isn't it? What is a
 if it has no text in it? Last edit: Lou Burnard 2014-03-08
I gave my use case for wanting to avoid
 within <sourceDesc> at the start of this thread. Here it is again. It is not an imaginary one: it is one I have met several times in real life. Suppose you are developing a corpus which you are carefully segmenting end-to-end using <s> elements. You want to ensure that all the text in your corpus is properly segmented and that there is no stray text floating around outside the <s> elements, which are also grouped into
 elements. So you want to define p as containing s+ -- and you do NOT want to permit mixed content. That's perfectly kosher and TEI conformant, since you are subsetting the default definition. But the
s in your header don't follow this rule. Hence my desire to avoid using
 in the header, and hence my suggestion of using <note> instead. Isn't <note> supposed to be global anyway? Link
If you cut down the content model of
 generally to s+, you'll also potentially screw up all of abstract application availability cRefPattern calendar change correction editionStmt editorialDecl encodingDesc handNote hyphenation interpretation licence normalization prefixDef projectDesc publicationStmt quotation refsDecl samplingDecl scriptNote segmentation seriesStmt stdVals styleDefDecl typeNote in the header. If you want to apply that check to your day to day
, 'swhat god gave you schematron for. Don't get me wrong, I have no special issue with <note> inside <sourceDesc>, but it looks like like a symptom of a more general possible problem, viz the use of
 throughout the header. Sure, allow <note> anywhere
 can occur in the header. Link
Actually, avoiding p in the header is not as difficult as it
looks. The elements you list fall into four groups:
a) model.pLike is only provided as an alternative to more precise
element content Recommendation : use more precise element
content. (editorialDecl, encodingDesc, publicationStmt, editionStmt, seriesStmt)
b) model.pLike is possible because the content is
macro.specialPara. But this offers many alternatives to using p, not
least plain text, list, note etc. (change, handNote,
licence,scriptNote,typeNote)
c) model.pLike is provided as optional content, but the element's real
work is done by its attributes with the content repeating or glossing
their meaning. Recommendation: leave them empty. But why not give them
macro.specialPara? (calendar, cRefPattern, prefixDef, refsDecl, stdVals,
styleDefDecl) d) model.pLike is actually useful because the element contains
(potentially) extended documentation of some aspect or other of the
encoding. However, there's no good reason that I can see why
macro.specialPara wouldn't work just as well. (correction,
hyphenation, interpretation, normalization, projectDesc, quotation,
samplingDecl, segmentation) Link
this sounds like a productive line of thinking. normalize all the -like usage in the header to follow a common pattern. Link
tidying up the way paragraphs are used in the header makes sense. I've nothing against the addition of model.noteLike in sourceDesc (and the other places model.pLike is given as an alternative to a more structured form). I find the initial argument for the use-case unconvincing though... putting a
Born digital
 is hardly that strenuous. I also worry that this might further dilute our concept of note. Why is note better than say ab? Link
It's not a question of strenuousness, obvs. But yes, a policy of saying "wherever it says model.pLike I will use <ab> in the header and not
" would sort of work -- but at the price of making <ab> unusable for other non-documentary reasons in the body, which is what I am trying to avoid. How does it dilute the use of <note> to use it for a note about the content of an element (to say that it's not there/inapplicable)? Surely it's more of a dilution to use
 or <ab> to provide this sort of meta comment -- the source of the document is not in fact the phrase "born digital"! Link
I think Sebastian is absolutely right: the issue here is the requirement to constrain
 to having only <s> in specific contexts, and that's best done with Schematron. So the use-case is backwards: there's no problem with the header assuming the idiosyncratic constraints in <text> are done with Schematron.
Having said that, I also have no objection to <note> anywhere
 can appear. I generally like to see more stuff available in more places. :-) Last edit: Martin Holmes 2014-03-10
I am not so sure. If it were a matter of constraining
 within <front> or some special kind of
 I'd have no hesitation about saying schematron is the way to go. But I do think there's a plausible case for regarding the constituent
s of a TEI Header as ontologically distinct from those of a <text. The late Jean Veronis made the same argument back in the nineties, at which time I poo-pooed it, but now I am changing my mind!
And I do think we ought to do better than
born digital
 Last edit: Lou Burnard 2014-03-10
I think you're arguing yourself, Lou, into wanting a new p-like element entirely for the header, which isnt any of the usual suspects, as you want to be able to constrain them in the <text>. Who's to say the next person won't want to constrain <note> as you wish to control
?
if we used XSD schema this would all be easy... Link
Well, yes indeed JV's proposal was for a distinct header-P and that does make some sort of sense. However, in the case of <sourceDesc>, I am proposing that <note> would do all you might want such an element for, and no-one seems to be disagreeing with that. It would also be easy if we had a full(er) implementation of pure ODD! Link
We did have a feature request raised once that asked for a <para> in the header instead of
. This would work, of course, if we weren't using the class system to provide the same content for element X in the header as we do for it inside <text>. But yes... if we can add say <para> to model.pLike and add something general that removes
 from model.pLike when it has ancestor::teiHeader or a schematron warning, then I'd go for that. Link
assigned_to: Fabio Ciotti
Assigning to Fabio Ciotti to summarise and report to Council on options. Link
I wrote down some thoughts on this ticket in a public Evernote note
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s45/sh/f59866cc-9885-40ff-9b15-e59ac0347b10/3549e5a6094172c3b0445edad5da86d8 Link
Rejected by Council 2014-07-01. Link

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text: Comments This entry is now closed for comments Jump to comments pagination All Comments 21 Order by: Latest First Highest Rated Lowest Rated rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 21. Bob 30th September 2012 - 19:13 Perhaps Ford is being rested so that he is fresh for the Autumn internationals when Flood is unavailable. I think London Welsh show why promotion and relegation is needed in any league. Report this comment (Comment number 21) Link to this (Comment number 21) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 20. stedmund40 30th September 2012 - 18:56 A great game by the Welsh today and Gloucester were lucky to win. You can only admire the Welsh given the really difficult start to the season that they were given. Their performances are a great tribute to the spirit and skills of the players and to the capability of the management team and the Clubs directors. With performances like this they will certainly stay up and grow in stature. Report this comment (Comment number 20) Link to this (Comment number 20) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 19. Sanchez21 30th September 2012 - 18:19 @ 18. BobUnless Ford gets some game time soon don't count on him staying at Leicester. I'm sure Tigers will try their best though, with Flood not playing very well you have to ask why Ford isn't being given a chance.@07015678There is no way any of the Welsh teams would compete that highly. Their Heineken cup form over the years shows that fact. Report this comment (Comment number 19) Link to this (Comment number 19) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 18. Bob 30th September 2012 - 17:39 07015678 Have you heard of George Ford? Report this comment (Comment number 18) Link to this (Comment number 18) rate this +2 rate this +2 Comment number 17. Kris24 30th September 2012 - 16:50 Ok although I don't agree with you I respect your opinion because you have backed yourself up Report this comment (Comment number 17) Link to this (Comment number 17) rate this -1 rate this -1 Comment number 16. 07015678 30th September 2012 - 15:51 Kris24, I just don't fancy Leicester for 2013. I know they've started well this year defensively but I think Cockerel will crumble and Flood is one of the most over rated players ever. Despite Ospreys bad start they have a very good squad and always finish well. Ulster and Scarlets have started superbly this year and have stronger squads than Saints. I think they will carry this form to 2013. Report this comment (Comment number 16) Link to this (Comment number 16) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 15. MagicJohnson 30th September 2012 - 15:27 Why would any teams from Scotland or Wales finish above any of the Premiership teams Report this comment (Comment number 15) Link to this (Comment number 15) rate this +2 rate this +2 Comment number 14. Kris24 30th September 2012 - 15:04 Justify why ospreys would finish 3rd...saints 6th and the most successful rugby team in England wouldn't make the top ten! Report this comment (Comment number 14) Link to this (Comment number 14) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 13. 07015678 30th September 2012 - 12:27 Why so? Report this comment (Comment number 13) Link to this (Comment number 13) rate this +2 rate this +2 Comment number 12. Kris24 30th September 2012 - 11:02 Comment 11 clueless mate Report this comment (Comment number 12) Link to this (Comment number 12) rate this -1 rate this -1 Comment number 11. 07015678 30th September 2012 - 10:14 Anyone care to speculate who the top 10 teams would be (in finishing order) from an amalgamated 2013 Pro12/Prem league? I'd go 1.Leinster, 2.Quins, 3.Ospreys, 4.Scarlets, 5.Ulster, 6.Saints, 7.Sarries, 8.Edinburgh, 9.Munster, 10.Glasgow. Report this comment (Comment number 11) Link to this (Comment number 11) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 10. Hebe 29th September 2012 - 20:25 It would appear that Jerry was a bit easy on the Chief's eh? 4 out of 4 so far, even if the points difference are a little out. Report this comment (Comment number 10) Link to this (Comment number 10) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 9. Candyman 29th September 2012 - 19:28 Anglophone - Pretty sure the BBC covered the Andrew Bishop story with tassels on, that's how I found out about his idiotic behaviour.But hey, don't let facts get in the way of another sly BBC / Welsh rugby bias dig. You seem to rattle one off everytime you touch the keyboard. Report this comment (Comment number 9) Link to this (Comment number 9) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 8. Tyffryd 29th September 2012 - 15:17 Wand, a bit odd to say Guscott is clueless. He's a better and more honest pundit than most and his forecasts by and large make sense. Are you suggesting he should be predicting a win for Exeter vTigers? . Exeter have done well for two years but anyone who knows their rugby would not tip them to win against Tigers at Wexford road. In fact most would say anyone who did was clueless!, Report this comment (Comment number 8) Link to this (Comment number 8) rate this -1 rate this -1 Comment number 7. Anglophone 29th September 2012 - 11:51 kp153The Bath players, like the other premiership players who were cited last week to loud fanfare on this website, have been exonerated. The acquittal attracted very little coverage on this site...in much the same way that the Ospreys centre who left a man needing eight stiches after an unprovoked drunken late- night assault doesn't warrant the same banner headline coverage. Report this comment (Comment number 7) Link to this (Comment number 7) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 6. kp153 29th September 2012 - 0:02 After the thuggery of Newcastle last season under Gary Gould it's disappointing 2 Bath players have already been cited for foul play, albeit not "convicted" . With Gould's constant prattling on about "facing up" I hope the appropriate authorities can deal with this type of "coaching" before it blights the game in the UK. Report this comment (Comment number 6) Link to this (Comment number 6) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 5. wsand 28th September 2012 - 21:34 guscott is clueless. i dont think he has ever predicted a chiefs' result correctly! Report this comment (Comment number 5) Link to this (Comment number 5) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 4. Bob 28th September 2012 - 19:23 I wouldn't describe Tigers as being 'thumped' against Quins. Beaten by a good side yes but not thumped especially when you look at the only try that Quins scored where in the build up they were in at the side of two rucks, Danny Care knocked the ball on and they held onto the ball in one tackle yet the TMO was only asked to check a forward pass then didn't use the TMO when Tigers may have scored. 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Patent US4068558 - Device for deburring or chamfering of the face edges of gears - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA device for deburring or chamfering the axial edges of teeth on a workpiece. The device is composed of a guide disk having a pair of cutting disks on the axially facing sides thereof. The cutting disks each have teeth thereon as does the guide disk. The cutting disks are provided with cutting surfaces...http://www.google.com/patents/US4068558?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4068558 - Device for deburring or chamfering of the face edges of gearsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4068558 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/705,269Publication dateJan 17, 1978Filing dateJul 14, 1976Priority dateAug 2, 1975Publication number05705269, 705269, US 4068558 A, US 4068558A, US-A-4068558, US4068558 A, US4068558AInventorsHerbert LoosOriginal AssigneeCarl Hurth Maschinen- Und ZahnradfabrikExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Referenced by (7), Classifications (8), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetDevice for deburring or chamfering of the face edges of gearsUS 4068558 AAbstract A device for deburring or chamfering the axial edges of teeth on a workpiece. The device is composed of a guide disk having a pair of cutting disks on the axially facing sides thereof. The cutting disks each have teeth thereon as does the guide disk. The cutting disks are provided with cutting surfaces which engage the axial edges of the teeth of a workpiece to provide a chamfer therein. Structure is also provided for adjusting the cutting disks relative to the guide disk.
The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows: 1. In a device for deburring or chamfering the axial edges of teeth on a workpiece, the improvement comprising:a tool having a toothed, non-cutting guide disk and at least one toothed cutting disk fixedly mounted on an axially facing side of said guide disk, the teeth on said guide disk being axially aligned with the teeth on said cutting disk, each tooth on said cutting disk having on the edges thereof adjacent said guide disk a beveled surface facing axially toward said cutting disk, said beveled surface having cutting means thereon whereby a meshing engagement of said tool with said workpiece will effect an engagement of said beveled surface and said cutting means thereon and a cutting of a beveled edge on the corresponding axially facing edge of the teeth on said workpiece. 2. The improvement according to claim 1 wherein said cutting means are defined by a plurality of grooves in said beveled surface located on the flank portion thereof.
3. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein said beveled surface extends along the top land portion of selected ones of said teeth on said cutting disk; andwherein said cutting means are defined grooves in the top land portion of said beveled surface. 4. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein said teeth on said cutting disk have various tooth heights; andwherein said cutting means are defined by the edges between said top land portion of each tooth and the flank portion of said beveled surface. 5. The improvement according to claim 4, wherein said top land surface on selected ones of said teeth on said cutting disk have cut-out portions, the edges of which define said cutting means.
6. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein said tool includes adjustment means for adjustably securing said cutting disk to said guide disk to effect a peripheral shifting of said cutting disk teeth relative to said guide disk teeth.
7. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein the width of said guide disk is selected to be less than the width of said workpiece by an amount equal to the desired location for the inner edge of a chamfer produced on said workpiece.
8. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein said tooth includes a pair of cutting disks secured to the opposite axial sides of said guide disk.
9. The improvement according to claim 8, wherein said tool is constructed as a helical spur gear, said cutting disks being peripherally offset in opposite directions relative to the helical teeth on said guide disk.
10. The improvement according to claim 9, wherein said beveled surfaces on said flank portion of said teeth on said cutting disk are inclined at differing angles on the opposite edges of each tooth.
11. The improvement according to claim 1, wherein said device includes means for supporting said tool and said workpiece so that the axes thereof are parallel.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to a device for deburring or chamfering of the edges on the tooth ends of gears having at least one gear-shaped cutting tool which works the tooth edges and a toothed guide wheel which is arranged axially besides said cutting tool is connected to same fixed with respect to rotation and mates with the workpiece.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A device of the above-described type is already known, in which the axes of the workpiece on one side and tool and guide disk on the other side intersect at a distance, in which the edges of the teeth, which cooperate with the workpiece tooth ends, are sharp and in which the number of teeth of the tool has a relationship to the number of teeth of the workpiece which is such that after a number of rotations all workpiece teeth are worked. The crossed axes feature requires expensive structural support and, furthermore, the teeth of the tool cannot be manufactured easily. (German AS No. 2,157,619)
Therefore, the basic purpose of the invention is to provide a simpler device and tools herefor, which are simpler and can be manufactured with long-lasting means.
The basic purpose of the invention is attained with a device, in which a cutting tool rolls along with the workpiece with parallel axes and is provided with conical teeth which engage from the face the teeth of the workpiece, the flanks and/or addendum faces of which teeth have offsets which form cutting edges.
The tool which must be used for this is designed such that the conical teeth have grooves on the flanks, which grooves form cutting edges, which are inclined toward the rolling planes (planes lying in the direction of rotation), whereby it can be designed in detail so that the conical teeth have offsets or grooves on the top land surfaces, which offsets or grooves form cutting edges on the top land surfaces.
It can also be advantageous to inventively construct the tool in such a manner that the conical teeth have various tooth heights, whereby at least the longitudinal edges of the top land are constructed as cutting edges.
If cylindrical top land surfaces have cutting edges, then the workpiece root space is worked without producing a chamfer. However, if the top land surface is conical, then a chamfer is produced at the root.
To produce a chamfer at the tooth root, a development is advantageous in which the conical top land surfaces have offsets or grooves which form cutting edges.
A further purposes of the invention consists in a device of the above-described type, in which the size of the chamfers of the right and left flanks of the workpiece toothing can be selected relative to one another in their width or depth, in order to make sharpening of the tools easier. If the chamfers can be adjusted at the right and left flanks on the workpiece toothing, then the tool can be ground less exact.
This purpose is attained by a cutting tool or cutting tools being adjustable and securable in peripheral direction relative to a guide disk.
A further purposes of the invention is to avoid a so-called "burr of the second order", that is to prevent the device according to the invention from producing a burr, however, a smaller one.
This purposes is attained by the teeth of the guide disk being constructed so wide that their tooth flanks which rest on the tooth flanks of the workpiece end substantially with the inner edges of the chamfers, which must be produced, on the workpiece. If it is stated that the teeth of the guide disk are to end substantially with the inner edges, then this is supposed to express that differences within the limits of workshop tolerances still fall under the scope of the invention.
The last-described tool can be manufactured simply if the cutting tool is constructed as a helical spur gear in such a manner that the one tooth flank rolls on the chamfers of one tooth side and that for the chamfers of the other tooth side, the face edges of the tool are correspondingly chamfered.
Further advantages and characteristics of the invention will be disclosed in the following description.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be discussed in connection with some exemplary embodiments illustrated in the drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 illustrates a front view of an axially facing side of two workpiece teeth, the edges of which must be chamfered at the tooth ends with the device of the invention, as indicated by shading;
FIG. 2 illustrates schematically a section of a device embodying the invention, namely a cross section of the teeth which are in engagement;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line III--III of FIG. 2 namely in a planar view;
FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a view onto the face of some teeth of a cutting tool embodying the invention;
FIG. 5 illustrates a cross-sectional view taken along the lne V--V of FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 illustrates a cross-sectional view taken along the line VI--VI of FIG. 4;
FIG. 7 schematically illustrates the view onto the face of some teeth of a different embodiment of a cutting tool embodying the invention;
FIG. 8 illustrates schematically and in a planar view a cross section of the teeth of a workpiece and a cutting tool, which teeth are in engagement, wherein the cutting diss can be adjusted inventively relative to a guide wheel;
FIG. 9 illustrates an axially facing side of the device of FIG. 8; and
FIG. 10 illustrates an axially facing side of a further exemplary embodiment of the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION The device according to the invention is to chamfer or deburr, the face edges 1 and/or the root edges 2 at the tooth ends of the teeth 3 of a workpiece 4. A device (FIG. 2) is provided for this purpose, in which the workpiece 4 and a toothed cutting tool 5 roll on one another with parallel axes 4A and 5A so that the teeth are in meshing relationship. The tool consists substantially of a non-cutting toothed guide disk 6 and a cutting disk 7,8 secured on each of the two axially facing sides thereof. The cutting disks 7,8 each have teeth 9 on the periphery thereof which are formed similarly to the teeth of bevel gears. The action of the cone can be achieved also in an advantageous manner by using the tool as a helically toothed spur gear, as is described in connection with FIGS. 8 to 10. The teeth of the cutting disks 7,8 project beyond the periphery of the guide disk 6 and into the tooth spaces of the workpiece, so that the flanks of the cutting disk teeth work the edges of the flanks and the root of the tooth space at the ends of the workpiece teeth. FIG. 3 illustrates a cross-section taken along the line III--III of FIG. 2.
The teeth 10,11 of the cuttng disks 7',8' engage at the face or the axially facing side the tooth spaces of the workpiece. The cutting disks 7',8' in FIG. 3 differ from the ones in FIG. 2 because FIG. 2 illustrates fully constructed teeth 9 and spaces therebetween while in FIG. 3, the spaces 12 are constructed as grooves on the inside surface of the disks 7',8', which causes the cutting disks 7',8' to be more rigid. The teeth of the guide disk 6 are constructed as wide (dimension 40) as the width of the active profile of the workpiece teeth 41. Since the cutting disks 7',8' are secured directly to the faces, that is, the axially facing sides, of the guide disk 6, the teeth 6A of the guide disk finish the workpiece teeth at the inner edges 42 of chamfer 1, that is the innermost axially facing faces of the cutting disks lie in one plane with the inner edges of the chamfer to thereby prevent the formation of a burr or material accumulation in the vicinity of the chamfer on the active flank of the workpiece.
The tool is fed radially relative to the workpiece and the flanks 13 of the cutting disks press thereby onto the edges of the ends of the workpiece teeth and remove chips therefrom.
To facilitate the removal of the chips, the flanks of the teeth 9 or 10, 11 are provided with grooves 14 (FIG. 4) which are sloped toward the rolling or rotational plane. The walls of the grooves 14 form sharp cutting edges 15 with the tooth flanks and roll on the edges of the tooth ends of the workpiece and remove chips through the so-called elevational slide and thus chamfer, form chamfer or deburr the flank edges on the workpiece. The heads or top lands of the tool teeth are, however, also provided with grooves 16 or offsets 17 which form cutting edges and which chamfer, deburr or work in a different manner, the edges of the root of the tooth space on the workpiece.
FIG. 5 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the grooves of a cutting disk tooth, namely in a plane which lies parallel to the axis of rotation or, more precisely, which lies at a right angle with respect to the radius vector on the axis of rotation.
FIG. 6 illustrates a radial cross-sectional view of a cutting disk tooth and at the same time a groove 16 in the addendum or top land.
If helically toothed workpieces are worked, as is for example schematically illustrated in FIG. 3, then the angles of slope α and β are different on both sides of the cutting disk tooth 9, so that chamfers having the same angles are obtained on the workpiece tooth. The angle δ, which the cutting disk addendum or top land forms with the face, orients itself according to the desired chamfer at the root space between the workpiece teeth.
FIG. 7 illustrates an embodiment of a cutting disk 18 embodying the invention in which the teeth 19, 20, 21 are constructed to have different heights. The edges of the top land surfaces and the tooth flanks form cutting edges 22 to 28 for working the flank edges on the face of the workpiece. Furthermore, the cutting disk is provided with teeth having a higher top land surface than the teeth 19, 20, 21, which higher teeth have offsets at the juncture between the top land and tooth flank which form cutting edges 29,30 for working the edges at the root space between the workpiece teeth.
The tooth angles on the cutting disks, as they have been described up to now, are slightly cumbersome in manufacture, when they serve to work helically toothed workpieces due to the requirement that different angles must be provided on the two sides of the tooth as is schematically illustrated in FIG. 5. In the embodiment according to FIGS. 8 and 9, the cutting disks 43,44 are constructed as helically toothed spur gears, the one tooth flank 45,46 works the chamfer on one side of the workpiece teeth 47. In order to produce the chamfer on the other side of the workpiece teeth, the face edges are chamfered or sloped on the other tooth side of the tool teeth as at 48 (chamfer 48). Since the cutting disk is a spur gear having teeth inclined to the right and the other one a spur gear which has teeth inclined to the left, nevertheless, the chamfers 48 on the face edges of the workpiece have the same angle relative to a central axial plane through the guide disk 49 and the teeth of the one cutting disk are thicker in the exemplary embodiment than the ones of the other disk.
The cutting disks can be adjusted and secured relative to the guide disk 49 in a peripheral direction. For this purpose the following device is provided according to FIGS. 8 and 9. The cutting disks 43,44 each have one abutment 50,51 thereon. On both sides of these abutments, the guide disk 49 is equipped with two fixed, axially extending pins 52, 53, which are so long that they correspond approximately to the dimension between the axially outer surface of one abutment 50 to the axially outer surface of the other abutment 51. Holes 54,55 larger in diameter than the pins 52,53 extend through the cutting disks 43,44 and each receive one pin therethrough so that a movement in peripheral direction of the cutting disks relative to the guide disk is possible. The ends of the pins have threaded holes therethrough perpendicular to the axis of the pins, into which threaded holes are screwed adjusting screws 56 to 59 which engage the abutments 50,51. By adjusting these adjusting screws, the said peripheral adjustment can take place, through which the chamfer on the one side of the workpiece teeth can be adjusted relative to the chamfer on the other side. If the cutting disks are to be adjusted together relative to the guide disk, then they are clamped together to form one unit with fastening screws 60.
In the embodiment according to FIG. 10, the cutting disk 31 consists inventively of two halves 32,33. Each half having teeth 34,35 of a helical gear, that is each having an opposite-hand helix angle. Each half 32,33 of the cutting disk is designated for working the chamfer on one tooth side of the workpiece.
Such cutting disks are manufactured simpler, because per cutting tool two full cutting disks can be manufactured each having one single angle of tooth which correspond each to one tooth side of the workpiece. These cutting disks are then cut apart. Two different halves are then secured on each side of the guide disk. Of course, the number of teeth of the cutting tool must then be selected such that after a certain number of rotations all teeth of the workpiece come into contact with the teeth of both halves. This occurs, for example, if the number of teeth of the cutting tool has no common factor with the tooth count of the cutting tool.
A joint 61 exists between the cutting disk halves so that an adjustment of each cutting disk half relative to the guide disk and thus also relative to the workpiece is possible. An adjusting device 62,63 is provided for each cutting disk half, as was described in connection with FIGS. 8 and 9. FIG. 10 shows the cutting disk halves like halves of common helical gears. Of course the teeth have cutting edges, as is shown exemplarily in FIGS. 4 to 7.
Each cutting disk tooth works each with one flank only the chamfer on one single side of the workpiece teeth (differing from FIG. 8, for example, whereby each cutting disk tooth works the chamfers of both tooth sides of the workpiece teeth). In connection with the adjusting device 62,63, the sharpening of the cutting disks becomes very simple because they need to be ground only on the face side. The working cutting disk flanks can then with the adjusting device 62, 63 be moved each into the correct position with respect to the chamfers which must be worked.
Although particular preferred embodiments of the invention have disclosed in detail for illustrative purposes, it will be recognized that variations or modifications of the disclosed apparatus, including the rearrangement of parts, lie within the scope of the present invention.
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UK government considers single secure jail unit for Islamist terrorists | Society | The Guardian
A prisoner at Frankland near Durham, which is considered one of the country’s highest security jails.
Saturday 13 February 2016 04.56 EST
The government is seriously considering placing all convicted Islamist terrorist prisoners in England and Wales in a single secure unit, a proposal for a “British Alcatraz” that is prompting alarm among prison chiefs.
However, a leading counter-terror expert warned that bringing together all convicted Islamist prisoners in one “jail within a jail” risks creating a focal point for public protests.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Prof Peter Neumann said: “The trade-off is this: you want to separate terrorist prisoners in order to prevent them from radicalising others yet you don’t want to create a focal point for public protests – a ‘British Guantanamo’, however much of a misrepresentation that might be – or provide an opportunity for terrorist prisoners to create (or recreate) operational command structures inside prison that might not have existed outside.” Facebook Twitter Pinterest Composite: the Guardian
Any of the current dispersal prisons could be designated to hold all convicted Islamist terrorists and converted to create a segregated terrorist unit or “jail within a jail” within their perimeter. They include Frankland near Durham, Full Sutton near York, Long Lartin in Worcestershire, Wakefield in West Yorkshire, Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire, and Belmarsh in south-east London.
Gove’s review is being led by Ian Acheson, a former prison governor and a senior Home Office official, who is understood to be actively considering recommending a separatist solution and holding convicted Islamist terrorists in one jail.
Downing Street is also understood to be interested in this approach, citing recent developments in France where Islamist terrorists have been concentrated together in isolation wings to prevent them radicalising the much larger Muslim prison population in French jails.
“Michael Spurr [the chief executive of the National Offender Management Service] is very concerned that Acheson is going to come to the wrong conclusion,” said a Whitehall source.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest David Cameron visiting Onley jail in Rugby, Warwickshire. The prime minister is determined to implement changes to the prison system. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/AFP/Getty Images
Neumann also warned that a separatist unit could provide an opportunity to create an “operational command and control structure” for Isis in Britain that currently does not exist inside or outside the prison system.
“The second point is now more important than ever. With large numbers of ‘lone operators’ who may not be particularly ideological and who have failed to join the command and control structures of groups like IS, the risk of them connecting with ideological and operational leaders while imprisoned is real. In other words, a policy of concentration may inadvertently help to create the kind of hierarchical organisation that the terrorists found it impossible to create outside,” said Neumann.
Neumann, the author of an authoritative study comparing prison regimes for terrorist prisoners in 15 countries, said there was a trade-off involved but he thought the current British dispersal system was probably the best way of tackling the issue.
The issue of a single maximum security prison to house the most unruly and disruptive prisoners in the system was raised in 1995 after the IRA breakout from a special secure unit at Whitemoor prison in Cambridgeshire.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest An aerial view of the H-blocks at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland. It is often cited as the argument against a ‘supermax’ solution. Photograph: PA
The official Learmont inquiry recommended they be housed in a purpose-built US-style supermax prison because the then growing availability of explosives and weapons to criminals posed a much greater threat than before. But it was never implemented by the then home secretary, Michael Howard. But as Neumann points out in his study, the IRA prisoners in English jails made no deliberate attempt to radicalise or recruit “ordinary criminals” who they saw as unreliable and ill-disciplined: “Many al-Qaida affiliated prisoners, on the other hand, see it as their duty to propagate their faith and political ideology and will consequently exploit whatever opportunities they are offered to approach other offenders and turn them into followers.”
Early last year France started to experiment with separating suspected Islamist radicals from the general prison population at the large Fresnes jail. The “quarantine” programme which also tries to separate returnees from Syria and Iraq from seasoned jihadists was expanded to several Paris prisons in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: “The justice secretary has asked the department to review its approach to dealing with Islamist extremism in prisons. This is being supported by external experts and sits alongside the cross-government work currently under way in developing deradicalisation programmes.”

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Tyrteu Rocha Vianna - Wikipedia
Tyrteu Rocha Vianna (November 28, 1898 - September 21, 1963) was a Brazilian poet avant-garde and pioneer amateur radio,[1] and large landowner of Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil.
He was born in São Francisco de Assis, Rio Grande do Sul, a small isolated town where he lived most of his life; despite this, has been regarded by critics as one of the most gifted or the most modernist poet of the early twentieth century in Rio Grande do Sul.[2]
Had influence of Futurism mostly, but also the Manifesto Antropófago and Cubism. Has just published a book,[3] and was author that has been little known and little appreciated by his countrymen and contemporaries. He died in Alegrete, aged 64.
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^ Tyrteu Rocha Vianna. Saco de Viagem 1st ed. 1928 (Traveling-bag, 1928). Organization of the 2nd ed. / Critical study and notes by Marcon, Italico. Published 1993 by the State Institute of the Book, EDIPUCRS in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Written in Portuguese.
Tyrteu Rocha Vianna poems in Spanish by Adrian'dos Delima. RIM&VIA Poesia Nova. Canoas. Rio Grande do Sul. 11/25/2010.
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I am currently on my third attempt to make it through this novel. I've put some thought into why Rosemary and Rue isn't working for me. I know that au..Show More »dible reviewers giving negative feedback are rarely appreciated, but here are my thoughts. It seems that McGuire has some fun ideas for her story line. In this case, however, they fall flat. From the opening scene, I found myself a little curious to see what would happen next but mostly completely unaffected by the main character. There is absolutely no character development and I kept thinking "Why is she doing this?" "Why should we care?" "Why so dramatic?" The narrator adds to this sense of blah. Its like watching a soap opera with monotone actors. You know there should be some drama in there somewhere, but can find it in the performance. I can only recommend this book if you are ready for a strange pity party. There are so many fun options in this genre. I would definitely recommend the Mercedes Thompson Series by Patricia Briggs, The Sookie Stackhouse Series by Charlaine Harris or Stray by Rachel Vincent long before I sent you to Rosemary and Rue. Good reading« Show Less Reviewed on November 26 2011
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This is a great read! Fantastic addition to the genre--October Daye is a different kind of protagonist and her world is quite unique! I'm looking forw..Show More »ard to reading more from this series. The only thing I am disappointed with is finding out this is the SECOND book in the series and audible only has this one so far. « Show Less Reviewed on April 10 2010
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I thought I had this book already, because the description noted was for Book 2, A Local Habitation, in which Toby investigates January's problems in ..Show More »the Country of Tamed Lightening. This is Book 3, An Artificial Night. Correct description: Toby is dismayed to encounter her frighteningly upbeat Fetch, May Daye, a magical doppelgänger heralding her imminent demise. Hot on its heels comes the discovery that Blind Michael, lord of the Wild Hunt, has kidnapped a number of fae and human children--including several whom Toby considers family--to replenish his riders. Enjoyable addition to the series.« Show Less Reviewed on September 24 2010
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The story is an enjoyable example of the recent fad in urban fantasy. Although in the first book I had a hard time getting used to the voice actor, I ..Show More »feel that she had gotten more comfortable with the characters and their voices in each book.My only complaint about the story would have to be that everyone in Fairy seems so immature. Blaming Toby because she was there instead of the person who actually manipulated the events or the person who pulled the trigger so to speak.« Show Less Reviewed on March 02 2015
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Funny glorious and tragic, Seanan Mcguire is improving with every book (and they didn't start out too bad either).Toby is a hero in every se..Show More »nse of the word and her friends are wonderful characters with a great deal of depth.« Show Less Reviewed on November 11 2011
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I love Urban Fantasy and this series is one of the best I've read. The author has taken the classic races of Faerie and brought them into the 21st Ce..Show More »ntury, where many choose to live partly in the modern world and partly in the Summerlands. With a name like Seanan McGuire I'm wondering if this author is recounting stories learned at her Grannie's knee :) The folklore is well researched and has such an air of authenticity that I can get totally involved in this world. Great characters!This is the 6th book and doesn't disappoint. When this book came out I started over again at book 1 and had a total October Daye marathon. I'm so bummed to have come to the end of the available books! I'm fairly certain that there will be a book #7 although this one had a nice happy ending, there are lots of story lines left to explore. Mary Robinette Kowal is absolutely fabulous, does a great Irish accent when called for. I can tell a great narrator because after about 2 weeks of almost non-stop listening I'm not totally sick of her voice.If you've been listening to this series don't hesitate to grab this one. If you are new to this series, stop and get book 1 (Rosemary & Rue). These books could be stand alone but much more enjoyable to listen in order. « Show Less Reviewed on October 28 2012
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Being a big fan of Seanan McGuire, I waited none to patiently for this book to come out. I was not disappointed. The plot was excellent pulling you in..Show More » immediately from the first chapter. The characters were well developed and elicited concern and compassion from the reader. « Show Less Reviewed on September 04 2013
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Even after nine books, the October Daye series (and the Chris McGrath cover art) is still fantastic!The October Daye series by Seanan McGuir..Show More »e is one of my very favorite Urban Fantasy series. A Red Rose Chain, Book 09 in the series, is an excellent installment AND an object lesson in why you should take out your enemies when you have a chance — because if you don’t, they’ll come back to stab you in the heart!The Kingdom of Silences has declared war on the Kingdom of the Mists, and Toby is sent to Silences to either 1) negotiate peace, or 2) infuriate the monarch into violating law or custom bad enough to get himself deposed. Guess which one Toby is best at?Some of the things the King of Silences is doing to his people are atrocious. I found myself wondering what the High King of what is essentially North America is doing. Does he not visit his kingdoms? Does he not check in on the state of his people? How did Silences get away with what they were doing without someone finding out?This book highlights Toby’s growing relationship with Tybalt. It’s quite fun to see a lighter side of Tybalt every once in awhile. It’s also good to see the two of them communicating and saving each other. There is no one-sidedness to Toby and Tybalt’s relationship, which is awesome to see in this genre. Tybalt is still an alpha male to be sure, but also a rational creature who can do more than act on instinct.One thing I really enjoy is when long running series do more than stand-alone stories. A Red Rose Chain deals with the consequences of things that have happened in other novels. I think this is a sign of great writing, AND it makes the reread of the books even better.As always, narrator Mary Robinette Kowal does a fantastic job with the characters in Toby’s world.Purchased. Review courtesy of One Book Two | one book, two reviews.« Show Less Reviewed on September 29 2015

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The property is located close enough to Rome for day trips but far enough away to be in the countryside so your away from the hustle and bustle, it’s a very cosy and homily place. The staff even lit a log fire every night so we could relax on the sofa in front of the open log fire.
Location fantastica, accoglienza ottima, personale gentile e cortese.
Staff cordiale e socievole. Con il mio cucciolo inoltre mi sono sentita come se fossi a casa mia. Colazione fantastica preparata con tanto amore.
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“The property is located close enough to Rome for day trips but far enough away to be in the countryside so your away from the hustle and bustle, it’s a very cosy and homily place. The staff even lit a log fire every night so we could relax on the sofa in front of the open log fire.”
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“Staff cordiale e socievole. Con il mio cucciolo inoltre mi sono sentita come se fossi a casa mia. Colazione fantastica preparata con tanto amore.”“0”
“L’atmosfera familiare e la bellezza dell’arredo. Colazione dolce ottima!”“0”
“La possibilità di tenere il cane come fossi a casa mia.”“0”
“La tranquillità del posto, la cortesia dei gestori, la pulizia.”“0”
“Уютная, стильная вилла, красивые пейзажи вокруг. Приветливый персонал. ”
“Todella viehättävä ja sievä vanhan kaupungin asunto. Puhdas, kaunis. Erinomaiset patjat ja tyynyt. Kahvinkeitin hyvä.”
“Struttura accogliente è curata nell'arredamento. Staff gentile e disponibile.”“0”
“A la campagne à 50min de Rome. Super petit déjeuné au top ”“0”
Located in Sacrofano, 18 miles from Rome, villa gusto e benessere country house has an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi.
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The nearest airport is Rome Ciampino, 31 miles from the accommodation, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
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hi how much is airport shuttle? and is there public transport available for vatican?
Hi, the price for the airport shuttle is 60 euro. Theri is a bus from Sacrofano that takes you to Montebello train station where you can take a train and in 20 minutes you're in the centre of Rome
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Total Service and employees. Cold rooms and uncontrollable beds. In description- free cancelation, but if hotel can't to arrange accommodation, management anyway holds payment.
It was very remote you have to have a car. Towels not changed all week, no toiletries other than soap and shower cap. WIFI is terrible breakfast is basically just cake and sweet pastries. The pool is more like a large paddling pool - it’s not a swimming pool.
Charming Room very private location air con was very good. Free bottled water
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Decades after crime, 73-year-old man to be sentenced in 1957 killing of Illinois girl
July 27, 2011: This file photo provided by the DeKalb County Sheriff's Department in Sycamore, Ill., shows Jack McCullough, of Seattle.AP/DeKalb County Sheriff's Department
CHICAGO – A 73-year-old man who was convicted this fall of kidnapping and murdering a little girl more than a half-century earlier was expected to return to court Monday for sentencing.
"He is as evil as prosecutors painted -- and some," said Janet Tessier, McCullough's half-sister, after he was convicted in September. Her decision to tell police about incriminating comments McCullough's and Tessier's mother made just before she died in 1994 played a crucial role in McCullough's 2011 arrest and subsequent conviction.
McCullough was one of more than 100 people who were briefly suspects, but he had what seemed like a solid alibi. On the day of the girl vanished, he told investigators, he'd been traveling to Chicago for a medical exam before joining the Air Force.
The (DeKalb) Daily Chronicle reported that McCullough wrote: "If all parties had read the documents, it should have caused a reasonable person to conclude that I could not have been `Johnny,' because at the exact time of the kidnapping, I was in Rockford, 40 miles away."

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We were looking for a new place to stay in Branson. We found it at Cascades Inn. We arrived early but they found us a room. The room was spacious, cool, one king size bed, 2 sinks, coffe maker, and small refrigerator. We also like the computerized key, not a card, for the door. We noticed a small problem with the television. It was quickly fixed after the cable company was called to install a new power box for the entire Inn. The continental breakfast included bisquits and gravy without sausage, which we prefer. Breakfast includes, English muffins, toast, bagels, donuts, cereals, juice, coffee, and a smile. We also like the AC in the run which does not run continuously but only as needed according to the temperature we set. Daily maid service was very good. The owners live on the property which lets you know how they feel.We will be back.
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Clean inside and out. Nice indoor pool. Quieter than i like though, i like to be around a lot of prople.
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16 helpful votes “Will think twice nefore returning”
Took to long to check in. Desk staff was not as knowledgeable as most. Only one person at the desk at night, so no one to come to your room to help with problems, or you had to go to the desk to pick up your request. Ran out of food for complimentary breakfast. TV's not up to par. Noisy. Good location. Very clean.
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1 review “We loved the stay and will be back”
We had a great stay , every thing was as we needed. It was centraly located to the shows we want to see. great swimming pool for the Grand kids
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Found this hotel on line, great location, very helpful staff, beautiful indoor pool, game room for kids, we will definately come back to this hotel for our summer trips!
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1 review “Very accomodating for a school group!”
We traveled to Branson with a high school band. Cascades Inn was very accomodating for us. All of the staff was friendly and helpful. The pool area is nice, the price was very reasonable, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The continental breakfast was very good, it included pastries, cereal, and biscuits and gravy. I would definitely stay there again with family or a large group
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This property looks real nice from the outside, but our room did not look so nice. We paid over $90 dollars (and that was suppose to the the AARP rate) for two adults. I expected more. There was no fridge or micro, old TV, worn carpet. Did have two sinks which is a plus. Would not stay here again. Breakfast room too small for amount of people the property can accomodate.
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Kate Middleton's baby reveal dress likened to 'Rosemary's Baby' frock on Twitter | Fox News
Kate Middleton's baby reveal dress likened to 'Rosemary's Baby' frock on Twitter
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The royal mom's baby debut dress is causing quite a stir on social media. (Reuters)
Introducing newborn Prince Louis to the world on the stairs of the Lindo Wing at St. Mary’s Hospital on April 23, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared overjoyed to present their third child. In the wake of the happy news, Twitter commentators have devilishly likened Duchess Kate’s dress to that of Rosemary Woodhouse in the 1968 horror flick “Rosemary's Baby.”
While some described the similarity between the scarlet, long sleeved frocks with white lace Peter Pan collars as “discomforting,” wondering if public should “be a little bit concerned,” others with a darker sense of humor declared the new mom’s look as “magic” and “awesome.”
MEGHAN MARKLE SPORTS HAT, TRENCH COAT AT MEMORIAL SERVICE AFTER DRESS CONTROVERSY
"He chose you, honey! From all the women in the world to be the mother of his only living son!" another quipped, in a nod to both a line from the spooky film and the high-profile romance of the future leaders of the British monarchy.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcomed Prince Louis on April 23, 2018. (Reuters)
"Some stylist out there is in trrrrouble," another joked.
Princess Diana, along with Prince Charles, left St. Mary's Hospital in London with Prince Harry on Sept. 16, 1984. Harry was born the day before. (AP)
The so-called faux pas was likely an accident, as Duchess Kate reportedly intended to pay homage to her late mother in law, Princess Diana, with the outfit. The late royal stepped out on the same stairs of the Lindo Wing in 1984 in a red and white ensemble upon the birth of Prince Harry; style critics immediately linked the look to Kate's custom Jenny Packham frock, estimated to cost $3,000.
Whether Kate's loyal fans love or loathe the look, her next major public (and style) appearance will likely be at the highly anticipated wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at St. George’s Chapel on Saturday, May 19.
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Former defense secretary Gates warns against lure of drone warfare - The Washington Post
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MAP | Where to live well on your salary Former defense secretary Gates warns against lure of drone warfare
Former defense secretary Robert M. Gates warned Wednesday that the seductive power and precision of armed drones had led many in the White House and Congress to view war as a “bloodless, painless and odorless” affair.
Human rights groups released a report on civilian deaths from drones strikes, including a 68-year-old grandmother hit while with her grandchildren.
Too often, Gates said, U.S. defense experts have come to view war as a “kind of video game or action movie. . . . In reality, war is inevitably tragic, inefficient and uncertain.”The former defense secretary, speaking at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual conference in Washington, suggested that the infatuation with technology had led some politicians and defense experts to believe that the military’s budget can be cut deeply with little harm. He called on Republicans and Democrats to put aside partisan fighting to solve the budget crisis and reverse plans to reduce defense spending by almost $1 trillion over the next decade.Gates was especially harsh in his critique of the political climate, saying that “the biggest threat to U.S. national security is the political dysfunction within two square miles of Washington, D.C.” “My hope — and it is a faint hope — is that the remaining adults in the two political parties will make the compromises necessary to put this country’s finances back in order, end the sequestration of military dollars, and protect military capabilities that are as necessary today as they have been through the last century,” he said.Gates’s remarks were certain to be warmly received in the Army, which faces the deepest cuts of all the military services. Leaders in both Congress and the White House have spoken of the need to reduce ground troops and shift the focus to Asia, where air and sea power are thought to be more important. The former defense secretary also called on the military to hold on to the hard lessons it had learned during the long stretch of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, especially lessons involving how to fight low-tech, guerrilla wars. “It is too easy to forget that there are still tens of thousands of soldiers serving in Afghanistan; too easy to forget the tremendous sacrifices that led to the security progress of recent years,” he said.
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