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Saturday September 26 2015
Roma await injury tests
Roma confirm Edin Dzeko sprained his right knee, while Seydou Keita and Francesco Totti have muscular injuries.
All three limped off during today's 5-1 victory over Carpi at the Stadio Olimpico.
The club released statements confirming Dzeko sprained his right knee and will undergo tests on Sunday to ascertain the extent of the damage.
Keita has been diagnosed with a muscular problem in his right thigh and it will be fully evaluated over the next 24-48 hours.
Wednesday September 16 2015
Falque: 'We worked hard'
Iago Falque admits he "had to work hard" for Roma to earn a 1-1 draw against Barcelona.
It was a reunion for the Spaniard, who grew up in the Blaugrana youth academy.
"I am very happy, because it was my Champions League debut and we drew against a great side. Playing against Barcelona is special, but it's not any kind of revenge for me," he told Roma TV.
Garcia: 'Roma studied Barca'
Rudi Garcia explained his tactical approach to Barcelona and why Daniele De Rossi showed "incredible intelligence" for Roma.
"It's a huge result to draw with Barcelona and really boosts our confidence. We were tactically smart, knew that against Barcelona you have to work hard and defend stoically," the Coach told Mediaset Premium.
"We could've done better in holding possession and being dangerous on the counter, but I am satisfied, as the lads responded well and did what we had prepared."
Balzaretti: 'This is Iturbe's year'
Roma director Federico Balzaretti is impressed by the 'motivated' Juan Iturbe: 'This will be his year.'
The 22-year-old was linked with an move away from the capital over the summer, but Balzaretti praised the Argentine after his goal against Frosinone on Saturday.
"The Scudetto? It's too soon, there have only been three rounds to evaluate and many more games will be needed to say who will be favourites for the title," he said to Tiki Taka.
"Inter are doing well, even though Milan deserved a draw in the derby.
Tuesday September 8 2015
Iago Falque: 'Strong Roma signal'
Iago Falque felt Roma "sent a strong signal" with their commanding 2-1 victory over Juventus.
The Giallorossi sent the reigning champions down to a second consecutive defeat.
"A victory like this gives you more confidence, though at the end of the day it is only the second round of the season," Iago Falque told Il Tempo newspaper.
"It was important to show we are in good shape and ready for whatever comes next.
Friday July 10 2015
Garcia: 'Spectacular Roma returns'
Rudi Garcia wants "my spectacular Roma from the first 18 months," hinted Edin Dzeko is on his way and hailed Iago Falque.
The Coach sat down for a Press conference as pre-season training began this week.
"I see the fans are very enthusiastic. There are many families and we won't forget that we were all children observing our idols with that look in our eyes. The children are the future of the Roma support."
Garcia was specifically asked if he had anything to say about Manchester City striker Dzeko.
Sunday July 5 2015
Iago Falque 'honoured' by Roma
Iago Falque said it is "an honour" to play for Roma after completing his transfer from Genoa.
"I can't wait to get started, become familiar with my teammates and the staff," Iago Falque told Roma TV.
"It is an honour for me to play in this great side. I hope to do very well so that I can repay the club's faith in me."
The Spaniard arrives on an initial €1m loan with option to buy for a further €7m.
Saturday July 4 2015
Roma name pre-season squad
Roma named their squad for pre-season medicals, including Leandro Castan, Mattia Destro, Gervinho and Iago Falque.
The Giallorossi begin their campaign on Sunday morning at the Trigoria ground, then go to the Pinzolo retreat from July 6 to 11.
Coach Rudi Garcia called up the list of players for the get-together, including Destro, Gervinho, Ashley Cole and Daniele Verde, who could well move on before the season begins.
Sunday June 21 2015
Roma: Bertolacci and Falque deal
Andrea Bertolacci and Iago Falque will reportedly undergo a Roma medical on Monday, leaving Genoa for €16.5m.
The Giallorossi met with Genoa directors today and according to Sky Sport Italia worked out the final details of the double transfer.
Bertolacci was already co-owned by Roma, whereas forward Iago Falque is a new addition to Rudi Garcia's side.
Initially it had been suggested the deal would be worth €15m, but Genoa managed to negotiate them up to €16.5m.
Milan consider Bertolacci
Having lost Geoffrey Kondogbia to Inter, Milan are turning their focus to Andrea Bertolacci, who is co-owned by Genoa and Roma.
The Rossoneri had agreed terms with Monaco and Kondogbia for €40m, only for him to change his mind yesterday afternoon.
Now they need an alternative and Sky Sport Italia point to Bertolacci.
He impressed at Genoa this season and is in a co-ownership deal with Roma.

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How do you think it impacted the general population of the United States? Explain.
Terrorism is aimed toward civilian targets and guerrilla warfare's prime concentration is military-type objectives. In this assignment, you will examine the difference between terrorism and guerrilla warfare from a historical standpoint.
Searching the Internet, research the 1996 terrorist attack against the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia.
In 5–7 paragraphs, address the following:
Briefly summarize the attack and aftermath of the Khobar Towers bombing.
Do you think that this attack should be considered a terrorist attack or an example of guerrilla warfare? Why?
In your opinion, how do you think this attack impacted the United States' government? Explain.
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[ by Charles Cameron — Andrew Bacevich on the "religion" lesson, with Tim Furnish on the eschatology of the "caliphate" as a chaser ]
Here's Andrew Bacevich with a provocative piece titled Lessons from America's War for the Greater Middle East — of which it is the tenth that most interests me personally:
Tenth, religion.
No single explanation exists for why the War for the Greater Middle East began and why it persists. But religion figures as a central element.
Secularized American elites either cannot grasp or are unwilling to accept this. So they contrive alternative explanations such as "terrorism," a justification that impedes understanding.
Our leaders can proclaim their high regard for Islam until they are blue in the face. They can insist over and over that we are not at war with Islam. Their claims will fall on deaf ears through much of the Greater Middle East.
Whatever Washington's intentions, we are engaged in a religious war. That is, the ongoing war has an ineradicable religious dimension. That's the way a few hundred million Muslims see it and their seeing it in those terms makes it so.
The beginning of wisdom is found not in denying that the war is about religion but in acknowledging that war cannot provide an antidote to the fix we have foolishly gotten ourselves into.
Does the Islamic world pose something of a problem for the United States? You bet, in all sorts of ways. But after more than three decades of trying, it's pretty clear that the application of military power is unlikely to provide a solution. The solution, if there is one, will be found by looking beyond the military realm — which just might be the biggest lesson our experience with the War for the Greater Middle East ought to teach.
And furthermore…
Timothy Furnish has a detailed post up about Dabiq magazine and its end-times implications:
New Islamic State Magazine: We're On the Eve of Destruction
Since the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham [Greater Syria] declared the resurrection of the caliphate a few weeks ago, analysts and journalists have focused on the ramifications of that putative political office for the Islamic world. However, at the start of Ramadan the new "Islamic State" and its caliph attempted to move the propaganda needle from the merely realpolitickally ridiculous to the apocalyptically awe-inspiring — by invoking Muslim eschatological traditions.
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The writers credit the late Abu Mus`ab al-Zarqawi, decapitator extraordinaire of the IS[IS] predecessor organization the Islamic State in Iraq, with first linking the jihad there to the End Time battle at Dabiq. Also, Dabiq has several pages extolling al-Zarqawi's virtues and strategic vision for rec-creating the caliphate via these stages: 1) hijrah 2) jama`ah 3) destabilizing the taghut 4) tamkin 5) khilafah. The original hijrah was the "flight" of Muhammad and the small Muslim community from Mecca to Yathrib/Medina in 622 AD. Ever since, this exploit has served as an example for groups of Muslims who deem their society and/or rulers insufficiently pious and who thus repeat the paradigm of flee, consolidate power and return to conquer. Jama`ah is "community," the expected group solidarity that hardens during hijrah. Such a community then must act to undermine the tyrannical regime(s), the taghut (literally "despots" or "gorillas"). As the oppressive rulers are rendered illegitimate via jihad and tuwwahhush (literally "savagery" or "brutality"), controlling less and less territory, the true Muslims will be able to consolidate power (tamkin), ultimately leading to the caliphate—as IS[IS] has now proclaimed. This rising new Muslim power "will trample the idol of nationalism, destroy the idol of democracy" and trigger the "demolition of Sykes-Picot" (the World War I British-French agreement which laid out plans for those two nations to rule over the Arab sections of the post-war Ottoman Empire). This five-step program for attaining power can be repeated elsewhere — notably Yemen, Mali, Somalia, Sinai Peninsula, Waziristan, Libya, Chechnya, and Nigeria, as well as in certain areas of of Tunisia, Algeria, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Dabiq also takes a number of pages to lay out an Islamic theological basis for the political power being claimed by "Caliph" Ibrahim. …
Furnish doesn't address the Mahdist connection I made via the two hadith in an older post by Will McCants on Jihadica in which the Mahdi's arrival is presaged by the death of the caliph, but offers a different emphasis in which al-Baghdadi himself might receive recognition as the Mahdi..
I'm sure more good readings will catch my eye as soon as I post this — but for now, that's it from me.
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2001-05-21 Assigned to HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND CORPORATION reassignment HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND CORPORATION ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). Assignors: DANIELSON, DAVID R.
Maintenance requirements on a variable pitch propeller control system are minimized by eliminating the need for mechanical elements, such as a flyweight, mechanism in a secondary control for the variable pitch propeller. The system includes a secondary control (40) operating a pitch change mechanism (24) in response to the existence of at least one undesirable propeller condition and includes a target (34), (38) along with a target pickup (32), (36) for sensing the target (34), (38) and providing information to a function generator (76) which in turn provides information to a logic device (78), (80), (82), (84), (86), (88), (94) which in turn is connected to the pitch change mechanism (24) for operating the same.
This invention relates to a variable pitch propeller control system, and more particularly, to a variable pitch propeller and control system including a main pitch control for normally operating the pitch change mechanism of a variable pitch propeller along with a secondary control for operating the pitch change mechanism as a back up to the main control and which does not rely upon flyweight mechanisms or the like as part of the second control.
Conventional variable pitch control systems for propellers employed in aircraft typically include a main control having two channels for redundancy which normally operate a pitch control mechanism in the propeller and a flyweight mechanism that acts as a back up or second control for the main control system. In systems of this sort, the flyweight mechanism is rotated with the propeller and as propeller angular velocity changes, the flyweights change their position in proportion to the angular velocity of the propeller. In the usual case, a spring or the like biases the flyweights toward one position and as the propeller angular velocity increases, the flyweights move against the bias of the spring. This movement is conventionally conveyed to a hydraulic valve which controls the flow of hydraulic fluid to a pitch change mechanism incorporated in the propeller itself. Should an undesirable propeller condition occur, such as an overspeed condition or movement of the propeller blades to a finer pitch than a so-called "flight idle" position, whereat the pitch of the blades is finer than a coarse position necessary to sustain flight, the valve controlled by the flyweight mechanism will direct hydraulic fluid at a greater pressure to the pitch change mechanism to move the blades toward a more coarse position, i.e., move the blades toward a feathered position, to alleviate the undesirable condition.
Such systems, like any other, require periodic maintenance to assure that they are operating properly, which is to say, to assure that they become operational at the proper threshold of propeller speed and/or flight idle pitch, amongst other things. At the same time, they must be adjusted so they do not interfere with the operational characteristics dictated by operation of the main control.
Experience with such systems in the field has tended to show that maintenance personnel working on such systems were spending more time adjusting and "tweaking" the mechanical back-up system, that is, the flyweight control, than on maintaining the main controls. This is not to say that maintenance of the main control is neglected, but rather, only that the costs of maintenance are undesirably large as a result of the effort to continually and properly adjust the secondary control system including a flyweight mechanism.
The present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the above problems.
It is the principal object of the invention to provide a new and improved variable pitch propeller control system. More specifically, it is an object of the invention to provide a variable pitch propeller control system with a secondary control that eliminates mechanical components, such as a flyweight mechanism, that require an inordinate amount of time being maintained or adjusted to achieve proper balance in the system and compatibility with the main control.
An exemplary embodiment of the invention achieves the foregoing objects in a construction that includes a propeller having a hub rotatable about a rotational axis, and at least two propeller blades journal ed in the hub for rotation about axes crossing the rotational axis for blade pitch control as well as rotation about the rotational axis with the hub. The system includes a pitch change mechanism including a motor for rotating the blades in unison about the crossing axes between at least a coarse pitch position and a fine pitch position. A main pitch control is provided for normally operating the pitch change mechanism. There is further included a secondary control for operating the pitch change mechanism in response to the existence of at least one undesirable propeller condition and includes a target carried by the propeller along with a target pickup for sensing the target and generating a target signal. A function generator receives the target signal and generates at least one propeller condition signal indicating when at least one undesirable propeller condition occurs. A logic device is responsive to the propeller condition signal and is connected to the pitch change If mechanism and causes the pitch change mechanism to change the pitch of the blades to a pitch whereat the undesirable propeller condition no longer exists.
In a preferred embodiment, the main pitch control includes two control channels and the logic device causes the pitch change mechanism to change the pitch of the blades to a more coarse position.
In one embodiment of the invention, the undesirable propeller condition is a propeller overspeed condition and the function generator generates the propeller condition signal when the angular velocity of the propeller about the rotational axis exceeds a predetermined value.
According to one embodiment of the invention, the undesirable propeller condition is a propeller blade pitch less than a flight idle pitch and the function generator generates the propeller condition signal when the pitch of the blades about the crossing axes is a fine pitch finer than a predetermined flight idle pitch.
In a highly preferred embodiment, there are two undesirable propeller conditions including a propeller overspeed condition and a propeller blade pitch less than a flight idle pitch and the function generator generates the propeller condition signal when either or both 1) the angular velocity of the propeller about the rotational axis exceeds a predetermined value and/or 2) the pitch of the blades about the crossing axes is a fine pitch finer than a predetermined fine idle pitch.
In a preferred embodiment, the logic device includes a series of logic gates.
In a preferred embodiment, there is further included a device for selectively disabling the secondary control as, for example, during ground operations.
In a preferred embodiment, the secondary control includes two separate, generally identical control channels, each including one of the function generators and one of the logic devices.
Other objects and advantages will become apparent from the following specification taken in connection with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 3 is a logic diagram of a logic device employed as part of a secondary control system.
An exemplary embodiment of the invention is illustrated in FIG. 1 in schematic form and is seen to include a variable pitch propeller, generally designated 10. The propeller 10 includes a hub 12 which is rotatable about an axis 14. The propeller 10 is driven through a gear box 16 connected to a power plant 18 which will typically be a gas turbine engine but could, in some instances, be an internal combustion engine. The hub 12 mounts two or more propeller blades 20. Specifically, the hub 12 journals the propeller blades 20 for rotation about axes 22 which cross the rotational axis 14. Shown schematically within the hub 12 in dotted lines is a pitch control mechanism 24 which may be of conventional construction and which is ultimately driven by hydraulic fluid provided to it by one or more pumps 26 driven by the engine 18 and whose flow is modulated by a conventional, two channel hydraulic pitch control 28 which is the main control for the system. One channel is designated "A" while the other is designated "B". An input 30, conventionally pilot operated, provides information to the main control 28 for its use in controlling the propeller 10 in a conventional fashion.
The system includes a fixed target pickup unit 32 in close proximity to the propeller 10 to sense the presence of a metallic target 34. The fixed target pickup unit 32 is stationarily mounted while the target 34 rotates with the propeller 10. Though not shown in FIG. 1, in the usual case, there will be two of the fixed target pickup units, one for each of the channels A and B. The target 34 and pickup unit 32 may be of the general form disclosed in commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 5,865,599, the entire disclosure of which is herein incorporated by reference.
Also included is a movable target pickup unit 36 which senses the presence of another target 38 mounted on the propeller 10. The target 38 is, as inferred by the name of the movable target pickup unit 36, movable toward and away from the movable target pickup unit 36. In one position, it may be sensed by the movable target pickup unit and in another position, it cannot be sensed by the movable target pickup unit. Specifically, when the pitch of the blades 20 moves to a position finer than the fine pitch of flight idle, the target 38 is moved by means to be described hereinafter, into proximity with the movable target pickup unit 36 so as to be sensed thereby. When the pitch of the blades 20 is as coarse as or coarser than the flight idle pitch, the target 38 cannot be sensed by the movable target pickup unit.
Both the fixed target pickup unit 32 and the movable target pickup unit 36 provide signals to a secondary or back-up control, generally designated 40. The fixed target pickup unit also provides signals to each of the control channels A and B of the main control 28.
As is well known, conventional hydraulic pitch main control systems such as that schematically shown at 28 include a so-called feather solenoid 42 which is controlled by airframe logic. This solenoid operates hydraulic valves which are opened when the airframe logic determines that the propeller should be feathered. When that occurs, the pressures of hydraulic fluids directed to the pitch change mechanism 24 are modified. This hydraulic fluid is applied to a motor within the pitch change mechanism 24, typically in the form of a reciprocating piston, and the change in pressure differential across the piston, drives the piston toward a feathering or coarse pitch position for the blades 20. This same solenoid 42 and a second feathering solenoid 44 may also receive signals for opening the associated valves from the secondary control 40. Alternatively, for additional redundancy, two further feathering solenoids, one having a valve in parallel with the solenoid 42 and the other having a valve in parallel with the solenoid 44 may be operated by the secondary control 40.
It is to be particularly noted that while the invention is being described in the context of a hydraulic pitch control system, the same may be used with equal advantage in an electrical pitch control system wherein a motor, such as a stepper motor, forms part of the pitch change mechanism 24 and is employed in altering the pitch of the blades 20 in lieu of a motor in the form of a piston.
One form of the target 38 is illustrated in FIG. 2. An element 50 rotatable with the propeller 10 includes an aperture 52 through which the target 38 extends and which is aligned to pass the movable target pickup unit 36. The target 38 has a head 54 on its end most remote from the pickup unit 36 and a compression coil spring 56 extends between the head 54 and the mounting element 50. Any suitable retaining device 58 may be located on the pickup unit 36 near its end closest to the pickup unit 36 and a shoulder 60 is disposed on one of the blades 20 in a position to engage the head 54. The shoulder 60 is located angularly about the crossing axis 22 for the blade 20 in question such that for all pitch conditions as coarse as or more coarse than flight idle, the target 38 will be in the solid line position illustrated in FIG. 2 and will consequently be sufficiently remote from the pickup 36 that it cannot be detected thereby. On the other hand, for pitches finer than flight idle, the shoulder 60 will cam the target 38 toward the pickup unit 36 to a position sufficiently close that it may be sensed thereby.
Turning now to FIG. 3, the secondary control 40 will be described. As noted previously, it preferably is a two channel secondary control with one channel being designated 70 and the other being designated 72. As both the channels 70 and 72 are identical, one to the other, only the channel 70 will be described. The channel 70 is associated with the A channel of the main control 28 while the channel 72 is associated with the B channel of the main control 28. To this end, each receives inputs as indicated by a block 74 from the fixed target pickup unit 32 and the movable target pickup unit 36 for the associated channel. These inputs are in the form of a string of pulses with each pulse being generated each time one of the targets 34, 38, is sensed by the corresponding pickup unit 32,36. In normal operation, pulse trains corresponding only to those sensed by the fixed target pickup unit will be present. This pulse train is provided to a function generator 76 of conventional construction. And, when present, a pulse train from the movable target pickup unit 36 will likewise be fed to the function generator 76.
In the usual case, with only the fixed target pickup unit 32 generating pulses, the number of pulses sensed over a given period of time is indicative of the angular velocity of the propeller 10 and the function generator 76 will be quiescent, that is, will not provide an output. However, if an overspeed condition occurs, over the same time interval, a greater number of pulses will be sensed by the function generator 76. Should this number of pulses be indicative of an angular velocity greater than 102% of the predetermined maximum velocity for the propeller 10, an overspeed signal will be issued as indicated by a box 78. Similarly, should the function generator 76 begin to receive pulses from the movable target pickup unit 36, those pulses, in addition to those received from the fixed target pickup unit will generate a pulse input of approximately twice that for normal operation. As this can occur only when the propeller 20 has been moved to a pitch less than flight idle, the function generator 76 will respond to the vastly increased number of pulses to generate a pitch less than flight idle signal as indicated by a box 80. These signals are provided as an input to an OR gate 82 which in turn provides an output on a line 84 indicative of the presence of either or both of the above-described undesirable propeller conditions.
The line 84 is connected as an input to an AND gate 86 which in turn receives a second input from an inverter or NOT gate 88. The inverter 88 receives an input signal indicating that the associated channel of the secondary system 40 should be disabled as indicated by a box 90. This disabling signal will typically be generated by the pilot through an appropriate control during certain situations, most notably, ground operations when propeller pitch less than flight idle may be desired or, if the propeller is constructed to provide the reverse thrust, when reverse thrust is applied. As a consequence of this construction, the AND gate 86 can only issue a signal for ultimately causing operation of the secondary control system 40 when no disabling signal is present at the box 90. Needless to say, associated interlocks will be provided so that the disabling signal cannot be inadvertently issued when the aircraft is airborne as is well known in the art.
Another input to the channel 70 is an air frame feather request input as indicated by a box 92. This signal will typically be issued by the pilot when, for any reason, he desires the propeller to be moved to a feathered pitch condition. This signal is applied as an input to an OR gate 94 which also receives the output of the AND gate 86. Thus, the output of the OR gate 94 will go true whenever there is an air frame feather request or a determination of overspeed or a propeller blade pitch of less than flight idle has been made with the system not disabled.
When either of the OR gates 94 in the channels 70 and 72 go true, they are integrated with signals generated elsewhere on the aircraft as well as in the other channel. For example, if the main control channel A issues a feather request as indicated by a box 96, or if a similar feather request is received from channel B as indicated by a box 98, these signals are provided to various gates to be described. Ultimately, a true output from an OR gate 100 will cause operation of the feather solenoid for the A channel 42 while a true output from an OR gate 102 will result in a similar signal to the feather solenoid 44 for the B channel of the main control.
Viewing first the inputs to the OR gate 100, one input can be received on a line 104 from the output of an AND gate 106. The AND gate 106 is connected to receive the output of the OR gate 94 for the channel 70 as well as a feather request from the A channel of the main control 28. Consequently, the solenoid 42 will be energized whenever the output 94 for the channel 70 goes true and a channel A feather request as shown at block 96 is present.
A similar AND gate 108 operates in the same fashion when the OR gate 94 for the channel 72 shows true and a channel B feather request is received from the main control 28.
In addition, an AND gate 110 is connected to the output of the OR gates 94 for both of the channels 70, 72 and has its output connected as an input to both of the OR gates 100 and 102. Consequently, if both the channels 70 and 72 detect one or the other or both of the undesirable propeller conditions, both of the solenoids 42 and 44 will be energized to cause the pitch change mechanism 24 (FIG. 1) to move the blades 20 towards a feathered or coarse position.
Finally, an AND gate 112 is connected to receive both of the main control feather requests shown at blocks 96 and 98. When both are present, its output will go true and is fed to both the OR gates 100, 102 to energize both of the solenoids 42 and 44.
Thus, it will be appreciated that either one of the channels 70, 72 of the secondary control 40 may be disabled when a disable signal is present at the corresponding input block 90. This signal effectively prevents the corresponding AND gate 86 from going true and providing a true input to the corresponding OR gate 94. At the same time, if an air frame feather request, as for example, generated by the pilot, and present at corresponding block 92 is present, the output of the corresponding OR gate 94 may go true.
Assuming the absence of a disabling signal, the outputs of the AND gates 86 may go true to the corresponding OR gates 94 whenever an overspeed condition or a pitch less than flight idle pitch is determined to exist. The secondary channel 70 associated with the A channel can have its associated solenoid 42 energized to cause the pitch change mechanism to move the blades 20 towards a coarser position only when one of the AND gates 106, 110 or 112 goes true. The AND gate 106 will go true only when there is an undesirable propeller condition determined by the channel 70 or when the same receives an air frame feather request and a feather request is received from the main channel at block 96. The output of the AND gate 110 may only go true when both the channels 70 and 72 have their OR gates 94 with true outputs which, in turn, can only occur during the presence of an undesirable flight condition or an air frame feather request. The AND gate 112 can only go true when feather requests are received from both channels of the main control.
The AND gate 108, which may cause the solenoid 44 to be energized, can only go true for the same conditions as the AND gate 106 except for the fact that the channel 72 and the B channel of the main control are involved. As a consequence, in a system where the main control has two channels and the secondary control 40 has two channels, it will be appreciated that at least two of the channels must be directing a change in blade pitch towards the feathering condition before the system will respond. Consequently, failure in any one of the four channels will not be recognized as the presence of a command from the pilot or as the existence of an undesirable propeller condition. Reliability, is thus assured.
It will especially be appreciated that the system completely eliminates the need for mechanisms such as fly weight mechanisms as part of the secondary control function. Consequently, adjustments are virtually eliminated from the system thereby eliminating the maintenance cost associated therewith.
a secondary control operating said pitch change mechanism in response to the existence of at least one undesirable propeller condition and including a target carried by said propeller, a target pickup for sensing the target and generating a target signal, a function generator receiving said target signal and generating at least one propeller condition signal indicating when at least one said undesirable propeller condition occurs, and a logic device responsive to said propeller condition signal and connected to said pitch change mechanism and causing said pitch change mechanism to change the pitch of said blades to a pitch whereat said at least one undesirable propeller condition no longer exists.
2. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 1 wherein said main pitch control includes at least one control channel and said logic device causes said pitch change mechanism to change the pitch of said blades to a more coarse pitch position.
3. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 1 wherein said undesirable propeller condition is a propeller overspeed condition and said function generator generates said propeller condition signal when the angular velocity of said propeller about said rotational axis exceeds a predetermined value.
4. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 2 wherein said undesirable propeller condition is a propeller blade pitch less than a flight idle pitch and said function generator generates said propeller condition signal when the pitch of said blades about said crossing axes is a fine pitch h fine r than a predetermined flight idle pitch.
5. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 2 wherein there are two said undesirable propeller conditions including a propeller overspeed condition and propeller blade pitch less than a flight idle pitch, and said function generator generates said propeller condition signal when either or both (1) the angular velocity of said propeller about said rotational axis exceeds a predetermined value, and or (2) the pitch of said blades about said crossing axes is a fine pitch finer than a predetermined flight idle pitch.
6. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 2 wherein said logic device includes a series of logic gates.
7. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 2 further including a device for selectively disabling said secondary control.
8. The variable pitch propeller and control system of claim 1 wherein said secondary control includes two separate, generally identical control channels, each including one of said function generators and one of said logic devices.
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Reclaim Your Virginity (Sovereignty)
with the Maidens of Spring
in Goddess, Wheel of the Year
"There may be a concentration of spring energies in the maiden, but she can feel as well the forces of fullness and decline. Women in their prime are maids and crones at once. And every aged woman knows still the wild spring winds."
– Patricia Monaghan, Seasons of the Witch
Every spring we have the opportunity to get in touch with our inner maiden — the young girl still alive inside of us.
In Goddess Spirituality, the season of Spring belongs to the Maidens — to Kore/Persephone, to Diana/Artemis, to the Amazon warrior woman, among many others. In the Spring, the Goddess is Daughter, symbolizing that time in a girl's life when she is confident, athletic, and strong. She embodies freedom, action, strength, and independence. This is the Maiden at her best — the archetypal Virgin (read: Sovereign) who has not swallowed the lie that she is "less than" or "not enough" in any way. If she chooses a sexual partner, it is her own choice, and not because she has been pressured or coerced. Like the Fool or Seeker of the Tarot, she sets out on her own path to discover what life may have in store for her.
When the earth comes alive in the Spring, we all want to throw up our hands and dance for sheer joy, round about in circles, Maidens once again.
Kore/Persephone
Persephone, from the Dark Goddess Tarot by Ellen Lorenzi-Prince
Kore is the name of Demeter's daughter before she enters the Underworld at Autumn Equinox. Whether we follow the story that Hades abducted her, or that she chose to go to attend to the needs of the Dead, she undergoes a metamorphosis once she is in the Underworld. Through separation from her mother, she is initiated into adulthood. She discovers her sexuality, and begins the sacred work that defines her. She becomes Queen of the Dead, and when she returns from the Underworld to join her mother once again, she has a new name: Persephone. She is no longer an innocent child. She has known hardship and grief; and so her joy is much deeper than it ever was before she had known sorrow. She rejoices at her reunion with her mother, as Spring awakens the land. Persephone teaches us that deep sorrow may turn to joy, and despair to hope.
It is said that in the early church, when one believer would greet another on Easter morning, he would say: "He is risen," and the other would respond, "He is risen, indeed!"
We have changed this lovely custom to say to our sisters and brothers at Spring Equinox: "Persephone returns!" and to listen for the ritual response: "She returns, indeed!"
Artemis, from the Dark Goddess Tarot by Ellen Lorenzi-Prince
The Greek Goddess Artemis (or her counterpart, the Roman Diana) is the protector of wild places. She is often seen running through the forest, with her bow and arrow in hand, her hounds at her side. Patricia Monaghan says that she is a kind of cosmic game warden, "keeping the wilderness safe from predatory hunters who might kill for sport rather than for need; such hunters could expect to meet a fearful fate at her hands." She is both protector and huntress, but only hunts those animals not vital enough to reproduce strong offspring. She is also midwife to both human and animal mothers.
She is the goddess of girlhood, and protects her woodland nymph sisters from peeping hunters. She protects their virginity, as well as her own.
As Virgin, Artemis embodies Woman Whole Unto Herself — a girl or woman who is not defined by relationships, especially romantic or marital ones, but is whole and complete, alone. When the archetype of Artemis is at work in a woman's life, she may be partnered, but she is not limited or defined by that partnership.
Artemis is a role model for us when we aim true for our heart's desire, and when we embody our own sovereignty.
Aphrodite, from the Dark Goddess Tarot by Ellen Lorenzi-Prince
We usually associate Aphrodite, the goddess of erotic love and beauty, with Beltane or Summer Solstice. But I place her here with the Maidens because she took a page from Artemis' book, when she returned to her birthplace on the isle of Cyprus every Spring. She bathed in the ocean there, and renewed her virginity. No matter how many lovers she had had, she withdrew from them to remind herself that she was full and complete by herself.
Aphrodite teaches us that no matter what life brings us — no matter how many sorrows we endure, how many mistakes we make, how many times we stumble and fall — there is always a new beginning for us. We can be Virgin — Woman Whole Unto Herself — once again.
We get this chance with every New Moon, and with every new Spring.
Tarot Play in Honor of the Maidens
The following questions were inspired by the seasonal Tarot Circle Games created by James Wells. You can gather in small groups to share your answers, as we did at our Gaian Soul Spring Retreat, or you can do this exercise alone.
Pull a tarot card to suggest ways to finish these sentences.
Card 1 (Persephone):
"At this time in my life, returning from the land of the dead looks or feels like _________."
Card 2 (Artemis):
"For me, aiming true for my heart's desire looks or feels like_________."
Card 3 (Aphrodite):
"For me, becoming Virgin once again looks or feels like_________."
Contemplating the Maiden Within
I wrote the following questions (some based on the book Storycatcher by Christina Baldwin), for a Story Circle at our Gaian Soul Spring Retreat. You could answer these questions in your journal, or gather with others in circle and listen to each other's stories.
What was something you loved to do when you were a Maiden (teen), and is it something you still do?
Who was a mentor to you when you were a Maiden (teen)?
What piece of writing changed your life when you were a Maiden (teen)?
Tell me about a pivotal choice you made when you were a Maiden (teen).
What would you say to the young woman you once were? What do you want her to know?
Ritual for the Maidens of Spring
At the Spring Equinox Ceremony at our Spring Retreat, I spoke these words:
"At Spring Equinox we honor the young Maiden that lives inside each one of us. We acknowledge our own beauty, and the beauty we see in each other. Like Persephone, we return from the land of despair to the land of hope. Like Artemis, we hold fast to our own sense of worth. And like Aphrodite, we bathe in the waters of Mama Ocean, and find that we are Virgin once again."
We passed a hand mirror around the circle. Because we often do not believe we are beautiful, but are instead imperfect and "less than" every other woman, this was an opportunity to see just how beautiful we truly are. Each woman gazed into her own eyes in the mirror and said:
Each woman then passed the mirror to the one on her left, and said with a huge smile:
"You are beautiful."
And so it went, around the circle, until we were all smiling and radiant.
I then went to each woman, holding a small dish of seawater collected that morning. I invited each woman to dip her fingers into the saltwater, trace a crescent moon on her own brow, and say:
"I am Woman Whole Unto Herself. I am Virgin once again."
Finally, I spoke these words:
"At the time of the Spring Equinox, we know that the seed of light is bursting out of the shell of darkness. Like Persephone, we return from the Underworld of grief and despair. Two at a time, please come up to the altar and light a candle. It represents the sacred fire of Spring, igniting under the surface of the earth. Ask for your deepest hope, as you light your candle, silently or in a whisper."
The energy built as the candles were lit. There was singing. There was dancing. There was rejoicing.
May it be so for you, as you reclaim your own Sovereignty and the Spring Maiden within.
I presented this material, as well as the story circle, ceremony, and tarot play, at our Gaian Soul Spring Retreat. These elements — changed for the season and the theme — are common to all of my retreats. Please sign up for the Early Bird List if you think you might like to join us!
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Ellen Tue - Apr 01st 2014 5:24 am
What an inspiring post. I was aware of the extended meaning of virginity. The way you have woven this into a ritual and eyeopening exercises is so great. I will definitely try the tarot spread
Joanna Powell Colbert Tue - Apr 01st 2014 7:40 am
Thank you Ellen. I think you'll like the tarot spread!
Katie Tyler Tue - Apr 01st 2014 5:38 am
What an amazing post–Joanna, you are such an inspiration and such a liturgist. It is wonderful to delve into everything you write and feel the peace that comes from your work. Thank you. Blessings! Katie
Thanks Katie,I appreciate it. Blessings!
James Wells Tue - Apr 01st 2014 6:01 am
What a rich and beautiful retreat you hosted, Joanna. I'm certain that everyone who participated left there blossoming with soul gifts. I love the open sentences you came up with for your tarot circle game. Brava!
Thank you James, especially for your help in crafting the Story Circle questions, and for the inspiration of your Tarot Circle Games. XO
Shannon McArthur Tue - Apr 01st 2014 7:45 am
I love how Spirit plays throughout my life. The candle I lit at the Spring Retreat was to be relit and burned to its' end but it hid from me. Then when I found it, it seemed the wrong time and I determined to light it at the dark of the moon… But I forgot and it sat on my alter, quietly hiding in plain sight. Last night I saw it again and decided that the first of the month would be a good time. Today, I lit the candle saying "By thy light, help me see how I might, weave the magic born that day, into the things I do on my way." Then I came out and found this lovely passage reminding me of how that magic was made. Blessed be! Lovely Synchronicity
(What? No Goddess with that name? What a shame!)
There is now! 🙂 Lady Synchronicity!
Danielle Salerno Tue - Apr 01st 2014 11:39 am
Thank you so much for posting this. As a Goddess-worshipper who has come from a Roman Catholic background, sometimes I find it difficult to find meaningful rituals for all of the sabbats. Though I wait for and long for the approach of Spring, and have always wanted a more meaningful way to celebrate its arrival, I've been struggling with how to do that and what that means for me for the past few years since starting this spiritual journey. I absolutely love this ritual! I have always felt a connection with Persephone, but didn't really know much about Artemis or Aphrodite, so I am so glad to know more about them, and their connection with this time of year. I also really appreciate the journaling prompts. I will definitely be including this type of practice into my Spring ritual! Blessings 🙂
Joanna Powell Colbert Tue - Apr 01st 2014 5:40 pm
You are so welcome, Danielle. Hugs & Blessings to you!
Jean Tue - Apr 01st 2014 2:35 pm
Great article and very good spread.
I recognize Boticelli's Birth of Venus. What artist painted the ladies gazing into the water? It looks pre-Raphaelite?
Yes, the "Mirror of Venus" is by Edward Burne-Jones, one of the Pre-Raphaelites, and the one at the top is "Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May" by Waterhouse. Good eye!
Eowyn Wed - Apr 02nd 2014 10:21 am
Thanks, Joanna. I answered some of your questions on my blog. 🙂 http://cherlindreasgroveuk.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/artemis-and-maidens.html
Joanna Powell Colbert Wed - Apr 02nd 2014 11:27 am
That is very cool, Eowyn!


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In 2006, I completed my PhD with Dr. Greg Kelly from The University of Western Ontario, Canada. My thesis research examined how murine stem cells make the decision to differentiate into cells/tissues that make up the extra-embryonic structures that sustain the early embryo. The outcome of my research demonstrated that the cytoskeleton played a pivotal role in early fate specification, which was not widely accepted at the time, but this concept has gained significant traction within the scientific community.
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Correa Drops 25 in Second Half to Help Hornets Sink Badgers
Lyndon St.
Johnson St.
Lyndon St. (6-9, 5-5) 37 52 89
Johnson St. (7-10, 4-6) 36 30 66
Pts: Charles Correa Jr. - 28
Reb: Charles Correa Jr. - 7
Ast: Eric Vargas - 5
Pts: Marqwon Wynn - 19
Reb: Jeyquan Johnson - 5
Ast: Rasul Jackson - 5
JOHNSON, Vt. – In-state rival Johnson State College was no match for the Lyndon State College men's basketball team Saturday afternoon in North Atlantic Conference action as the Hornets overwhelmed the Badgers 89-66 in Carter Gym. Charles Correa, Jr. (Prospect Heights, R.I.) put up 25 points in the second half while the Hornet defense held the Badgers to just 30 points in the final 20 minutes.
Correa finished with 28 points, seven rebounds, and eight steals for Lyndon (6-9, 5-5 NAC). Raymond Monroe (Cranston, R.I.) provided 13 first-half points, finishing with 16. Eric Vargas (Lowell, Mass.) and Josiah Woodruff (Washington, D.C.) added 13 points apiece with Vargas recording four rebounds and five assists, and Woodruff grabbing five boards and dishing four assists. Xavier Colbert (Manassas, Va.) was the fifth Hornet in double figures with 11 points.
Marqwon Wynn (Wilmington, Del.) led Johnson (7-10, 4-6 NAC) with 19 points. Demetrius Slade (Washington, D.C.) contributed nine points and four assists while Jeyquan Johnson (Harlem, N.Y.) had eight points and five rebounds for the Badgers.
The two teams battled back-and-forth early in the first half until the Badgers were able to go on a 13-0 run to take a 21-13 lead with under 10 minutes to go in the period. Lyndon would pull the score to 24-21 after five straight points from Monroe, but the Badgers went on a 10-3 run to push the lead back to double-digits. The Hornets finished the half with a 13-2 run, capped off by a trey from Monroe to take a 37-36 lead at the half.
Correa scored 16 points in the first 4:17 of the second half to help Lyndon grab a 53-45 lead. Lyndon continued to build on that lead throughout the second half as their full-court pressure helped create 11 turnovers for Johnson in the half. Two made free throws by Correa at 1:18 stretched Lyndon's lead to its largest of the day at 89-60. Johnson scored six straight to finish out the game and bring the final score to 89-66.
The Hornets head over to Middlebury College Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. for a non-conference game.
Johnson will travel to Thomas College on January 27th for a NAC contest, slated to start at 5:30 p.m.
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Candy Boxes in the shape of a bunny to fill!
Here's a greeter to set beside a door or cabinet you wish to emphasis.
Just dropped off by the Easter bunny!


Port Cities has burst onto the Canadian music scene with their self-titled debut. Marked by stellar songs, dynamic vocals and superior musicianship, the band is receiving rave reviews, winners of five Nova Scotia Music Awards (entertainer, pop recording, group, recording and digital artist of the year) and are rapidly building a fervent fanbase across Canada and beyond. Port Cities brings together the award winning talents of Carleton Stone, Breagh MacKinnon, and Dylan Guthro.


There's nothing quite like a splash of perfume to make me feel a little girly. It gives me a spark of confidence as I enter the day or step out in heels at night. To me, perfume is a fine mist of personality. I love wearing it but I've been using the same perfume for 15 years. Trying different perfumes is far down the priority list so I always fall back on my steady staple, Red Door by Elizabeth Arden. When I started using it, the perfume was packed as per the left, and now the bottle has a new sleeker design.
I was reading a blog post from Smaggle about finding a signature fragrance (great tips) and it reminded me of an interview I did with with international perfume expert Chandler Burr in 2011. You see, I would love to find a new signature fragrance but don't know where to start!
Perfume is a little luxury. A little flounce of femininity. A little bit of personality. A little something for me. Smaggle's post was timely, and I compiled the Chandler's top 9 perfumes to try in this list if anyone else wants to raid the perfume section and do a test.
Chandler gave me a wonderful list of fragrances and a glimpse into what makes them special.
My fave perfume is The One by Dolce & Gabbana… it's heavenly! I also like Femme (I think) by Versace (comes in the white box). Both are lovely!
I think it's good to mix n match depending on your mood!
Have you ever mixed perfumes together?


East and Africa (IMEA), a role he has held since 2014.
Samir's resume to date is dotted with a slew of career milestones. In 1999, after having held a progression of key managerial roles within P&G – spanning Europe,Africa, and the Middle East – Samir was appointed Country Manager for Yemen, a title that solidified his place as one of the youngest ever to take on this position.
In 2005, Samir undertook a new challenge when he was named General Manager for the Near East. During his tenure, he managed to successfully tap into a brand-new market and merge two key sites – in Lebanon and Egypt.As a result of his proven track record, Samir was appointed Vice President for the Near East in 2007.
In 2008, he was tasked with leading marketing and innovation operations in the Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa region as the Vice President for Marketing and Future of Productivity and Growth.
In 2010, during a period of significant growth, he stepped into the role of Vice President for Fabric Care, one of P&G's largest categories, across Western Europe; three years later, he assumed a wider geographical remit – one that includes Central and Eastern Europe as well as Turkey.
Today, Samir is a passionate advocate of entrepreneurial approaches to business. In fact, he has, over the years, made it his mission to impart his in-depth industry knowledge and insight to others. In line with this, he is a member of the World Economic Forum and the Egyptian Research Institute as well as serves on the Advisory Board of AUC Business School. Samir is a homegrown talent, having obtained his Bachelor of Business Administration from the American University of Cairo.


Tom Lambrecht brings more than 25 years of experience in technical leadership, software/hardware development and video transport to his position as EVP of Sales Engineering at Evolution Digital. Lambrecht is responsible for the development and deployment of digital set-top boxes and the associated head-end system integration. His technical expertise is key to the innovative products engineered by Evolution Digital.
Lambrecht previously held various executive level positions at Fortune 500 companies. Before joining Evolution Digital, Lambrecht was VP of Engineering at On Command, a division of Liberty Media Inc. While at On Command, Lambrecht spearheaded all communications and negotiations with major hotel chain senior management, including Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton and Four Seasons, to develop and customize digital products to fit their national hotels. He also designed, developed and deployed a satellite network for the secure delivery of high value digital content, software updates and new products to approximately 3,000 hotels in North America.
Prior to On Command, Lambrecht was VP of Interactive TV Operations for AT&T Broadband, formerly TCI. During his career at AT&T Broadband, Lambrecht was instrumental in the engineering leadership deploying the first nationwide system for TCI's digital cable TV products. Lambrecht held multiple positions, including Director of Engineering for Primestar by TCI.


Phillip J. Ream joined Simmons Energy Specialists | A Division of Piper Jaffray℠ in 2018 and has more than 20 years of energy investment banking experience. Ream is focused on the exploration and production sector.
Ream most recently was a managing director at Barclays Capital and has worked at several other large Wall Street banks as an energy investment banker, including Bear Stearns, Salomon Smith Barney and First Boston. In addition, he worked as a petroleum engineer at Texas Oil and Gas Corp.
Ream graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in petroleum engineering with honors. He also earned a Masters of Business Administration degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.


Nomadism is an abstract. It describes a freedom to potentially be anywhere at anytime, to take from whatever can be taken, and to leave whenever to be somewhere anew. Consistently, the nomad has occupied an anthropological distortion, where the term was perhaps applied too loosely and vaguely. The process of colonial appropriation distorted known territorialities to the principles of the nomadic; that of the landless, those whom move at whimsy, seemingly without place. While in the real, those who seemed to be without place were in fact patterned, their movements' routine and contained within a perimeter defined through geographic constraint.
Two visual systems preside over the majority of the new works. The systems are defined by an appropriated pattern occupying the underlay of the work, which appears to be static, while an appropriated overlay pattern juts out from the background, appearing to convolute, distort and haphazardly foray among the fluidity of the underlay. Each work, constructed with three sheets of aluminum occupying a space of six by six feet, built from a single set, or module, combine to make-up the finished piece. The works, while maintaining an appearance of fluid structure, upon closer inspection can be reduced to their singular parts, even down to an individual line of graphite. These monads that make up the greater whole, while at times appearing in a state that resembles something solid, can just as easily become anarchic, or nomadic in their associations to the greater field of view within the structure, as is evidenced by the repetitions contained within the work Multiple Trees.
An invocation of the problematic nature of assumption, or definition, within a master or universal narrative construct is evidenced through the works contained in Story of Global Nomad. Whether the appropriated sources are eastern in influence, western in construction, southern in flavor, or northerly contained they represent a systematic awareness of the patterns of our current predicament within a trans-global world. While we may be free to pursue nomadic states of wandering within a world of accessible consumption, the structures, the modules and the maps that we must navigate our freedom within nonetheless contain us. Nomadism may refer to an abstract, but it is an abstraction still dependent on a system to understand itself within, therefore no more outside, or inside, a place than another.
1. Deleuze, Gilles and Guattari, Felix. "The Smooth and the Striated." A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia. trans. Brian Massumi. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1987 (80). pg.493.
2. Yu, Jinny. Mediation in Abstraction. Unpublished Paper. 2007. pg.5.


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Welcome to the Howard County Chamber!
With its strategic location, diverse and educated workforce, extraordinary standard of living, and business-friendly policies, Howard County was made for business.
With a "members first" philosophy and exclusive networking benefits, the Howard County Chamber was made for your business.
Our value-added Howard County business services are driven by three ideals: People, Policy, and Prosperity. You can read about them here.
The Chamber is known for its interesting and fun events. Informative member luncheons and engaging legislative events help people stay current on policy issues, gain perspective on economic trends, and develop insights into new opportunities.
The annual Cyber Conference connects small businesses to valuable opportunities in government contracting, while the Chamber's Signature Event is an evening of celebration and entertainment.
The Chamber is always looking for ways to give its members the tools and information they need. The GovConnects initiative connects businesses with opportunities in government contracting and the cyber security field.
The Young Professionals Network offers individuals the chance to support each other, meet business leaders and serve the community in a fun and welcoming environment.
There is also strength in a business community that works together to ensure the voice of business is heard on public policy issues.
There are many reasons to join the Chamber of commerce. Our Director of Membership, Ronny Nadiv at rnadiv@howardchamber.com will be happy to discuss the Howard County business services available to you. You also can contact him at 410-730-4111 ext. 114.
Become a member today by joining online. For our BBB partners, please contact Ronny directly about applying for membership.


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Le Cardom () est un système israélien de mortier anti-recul (RMS) de 81 mm/120 mm, fabriqué par Soltam Systems. Il est utilisé par l'armée américaine, les Forces de défense israéliennes, les pays de l'OTAN et d'autres embarqué sur un véhicule comme un mortier automoteur. Le Cardom est un système autonome et informatisé de montage sur des véhicules blindés légers et moyens. Le système fournit un appui-feu.

Aperçu
Le système utilise un nouveau système de navigation intégré informatisé et d'autopositionnement et de visée. Ses dispositifs d'acquisition de cibles modernes, associés à un système de mortier à recul spécialement conçu, atténuent les charges de tir et permettent de monter les systèmes sur des AFV à roues et à chenilles, ou même des véhicules tels que des camions. Les mécanismes de visée CARDOM sont liés à des systèmes de commande, de contrôle et de communication de pointe, pour obtenir un mode de pose automatique à réponse rapide. Le système Cardom fourni par l'IDF prend des données d'acquisition de cible, qui fournissent la distance, le relèvement, la position et d'autres données à partir d'un point d'observation et les transmet directement au système Cardom. À l'aide de servomoteurs électriques, le canon de mortier est ensuite réglé aux angles exacts de traversée et d'élévation, prêts pour le tir.

Le Cardom 120 mm a une cadence de rafale de 16 tr/min, suivie d'une cadence de tir soutenue de 4 tr/min. Le système de mortier anti-recul Cardom a été qualifié pour le déploiement avec la brigade Stryker de la 3e armée américaine, et sera couplé au système de contrôle de tir de mortier M95 de l'armée américaine sur le M1129 Mortar Carrier. Jusqu'à présent, plus de 320 systèmes de mortier ont été fabriqués pour l'armée américaine.

Performance

 Portée : 7 000 à 8 000 mètres
Calibre : 120/81mm lisse et rayé
 Cadence de tir max : 16 coups par minute
Traversée (deg) : 360
Tir du premier tour : moins de 30 sec
Equipage : 2-4 selon le transporteur
Dual mode : monté et démonté

Opérateurs

 Forces armées azerbaïdjanaises

 Forces armées camerounaises

 Armée de défense d'Israël

 Forces armées kazakhes

 Forces armées portugaises

 Armée philippine

 armée de terre espagnole complété ou remplacé dès fin 2021 par le mortier automoteur EIMOS

 Royal Thai Army

 Armée ougandaise

 United States Army

 Force de défense zambienne

Opérateurs futurs

 Royal Danish Army (En commande)

Notes et références

Mortier automoteur
Arme militaire fabriquée en Israël
Artillerie

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Parenting is never easy, but parenting with chronic pain can be especially challenging. Give yourself some time over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend to consider these tips on how to be the best parent you can be while struggling in the moments that chronic pain leaves you feeling your worst.
Seeing parents suffer from chronic pain can be confusing and even frightening for children. Instead of trying to hide your pain, have an open conversation with your child. Talk about your pain in age-appropriate terms, listen to their concerns and offer reassurance. Remember that this isn't a one-time conversation. As your children grow, you will have new questions to answer and more details you feel are appropriate to give.
Children with parents in chronic pain can easily take on the role of caregivers while forgetting their role as children. Although letting your children help you can make them feel needed, special and appreciated, it's also important to preserve their childhood.
Studies have shown that children in these situations are much more prone to certain behavioral, psychological and even physical problems. Let this research give motivation, not guilt or fear. Avoid leaving your children with the feeling that they are responsible for your pain or that they need to hide their own pain from you. No child should have to carry the weight of that responsibility.
Have you heard of the spoon theory? The basic idea is that when you live with chronic pain, you only have so much energy to expend on a given day (represented by spoons). Once your energy is gone, it's gone — so you have to be sure to save some for special events.
Parenting with chronic pain may keep you from doing everything you want to do with your children, but you can make it a point to be there for special events. If you know your children have piano recitals or basketball games coming up, plan to be there. For the rest of the world, that just means adding a note to your calendar. But for someone with chronic pain, it typically means storing up energy (or saving spoons) ahead of time. You may also need to pre-medicate.
A positive mood can make the difference between a bad day and a good one. When it comes to parenting with chronic pain, don't focus on all the things you can't do. Instead, come up with some creative alternatives. You may not be able to say "yes" to everything your children want to do, but that doesn't mean you have to say "no" every time. If you can't sit on the bleachers for a two-hour game, take a cushion, or try spending halftime in the comfort of your car. Instead of saying "no" to a trip to the park, plan one for later.
Most importantly, don't be afraid to ask for help. Parenting with chronic pain isn't easy. No matter what type of pain you suffer from, or what causes it, you should never feel like you have to go it alone. Ask your friends and family for help when you need it. Or consider hiring someone to help with chores. Be open to new ideas that allow you to manage your pain as well as spend more time with your children.
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The City of Boston is upgrading their current analog UHF radio system to a digital P25 system. Currently they operate over forty radios sites for land mobile communications. The sites are utilized by Boston PD, Boston FD and Boston EMS. The sites are in varying age and condition. Macro is assisting in design reviews, site upgrade designs for electrical, HVAC, R56 grounding and antenna systems. Macro is also working with the City on the design of a new microwave interconnect backbone with redundant capabilities. In addition to design efforts Macro will help with the acceptance testing of the subsystems that make up this new P25 network as well as providing FCC regulatory support.


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Clock is ticking on the start of HobbitCon 2 in Europe
April 18, 2014 at 10:55 pm by MrCere -
BONN — HobbitCon 2, in Bonn, Germany is just hours away from starting with a hotel packed full of special guests, lecturers, and fans from around the world.
The Maritim Hotel in Bonn hosts the entire event, which takes over the whole property for the weekend. A full slate of lectures and presentations are scheduled starting just a few hours from now. All of the 13 dwarves from The Hobbit movies are present save Richard Armitage, who is at WonderCon, James Nesbitt who was scheduled but had to cancel and Aiden Turner. That means Adam Brown, Jed Brophy, John Callen, Ken Stott, Mark Hadlow, Peter Hambleton, Stephen Hunter, Dean O'Gorman, Graham McTavish and William Kircher are all involved. (That means three trolls are here as well!) The gentlemen were present and were rumored to have been observed hanging around the hotel last night talking together and to each other. Reportedly, 26 countries are represented at the event.
The first HobbitCon
Richard Taylor and Royd Tolkien were also in the house as was Mark Atkin — Thorin Oakenshiled in scale size. TheOneRing.net has three panels scheduled for the weekend, including one tomorrow evening, speculating on the third film in Peter Jackson's adaptation. With the entire event scheduled in one place, it gives the whole affair a remarkable, intimate feeling that is a little challenging to explain. Its one of those things where you have to be there.
In fact, European fans can still make that happen, buying tickets by walking up to the hotel. Details can be found RIGHT HERE. TORn would love to see you in person around the hotel and at the first panel at 5 p.m.!
Expect updates all weekend long.
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Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in 3D Digital Art Liverpool, John Moores University – School of Art & Design
Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in 3D Digital Art
Liverpool John Moores University – School of Art & Design
Salary: £39,993 to £49,149 per annum
Hours: Full Time
Placed on: 29th March 2018
Closes: 26th April 2018
This is a full time academic post available in 3D Digital Art at Liverpool School of Art & Design. Located within the School of Art & Design at Liverpool John Moores University, and reporting to the Director, you will draw upon your experience and practice in art-science collaboration to devise a programme of research and Teaching & Learning opportunities to advance the profile of the university.
In particular, you will be expected to lead the development of a STEAM foundation programme and act as programme leader for the MA Art in Science. The post requires a high level of creative knowledge across the relevant areas of art-science, as well as a solid understanding of current and emerging digital and 3D technologies. You will work closely with Liverpool Fab Lab and the 3D Digital Art Studio in the John Lennon Art & Design Building to develop and provide additional public engagement activity, outreach and research impact.
Art and Science are often seen as two different entities with very separate ideas of what constitutes research. The MA Art in Science at Liverpool School of Art and Design aims to bring together artists and scientists to explore collaborative approaches in Art and Science research and practice. From anatomy to algorithms, pixels to performance, science to semiotics, the programme supports creative curiosity, in partnership with experts across the University and beyond.
This is an innovative programme, collaboratively developed with academic experts across a number of disciplines that include: Art and Design, Sports Science, Public Health, Evolutionary Anthropology, Astrophysics, Technology and Museum Practice. Students have access to a number of different established research centres across Liverpool John Moores University in order to explore the relationship between art and science, including the historical and theoretical connections between art and science as cultures and practices, and understand how these ideas translate into contemporary experiences. Liverpool School of Art and Design offers a unique collaborative environment for all postgraduate students.
Informal enquiries may be made to Professor Caroline Wilkinson email: c.m.wilkinson@ljmu.ac.uk
Closing date: 26 April 2018
LJMU is committed to achieving equality of opportunity.
For further information about this vacancy and to apply online please click Apply
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